Grubb Herman Page and Thomson trophy shoot at 700 yards
The seventh club competition at 700 yards on April 3 saw medium attendance and tough conditions with rear wind and mirage. P A Lines led scoring 41 45-89 as top shooter and won the day's sweepstake. lines and Odgers dominated trophy standings across Grubb Herman and Thomson events with multiple top marks. Next Saturday April 10 a match with Booleroo Centre club is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubb
Herman, Page
P. A. Lines
H. H. Odgers
R. W. Lines
A. D. Harris
M.S. Osman
KJ. Smallacombe
L. H. Batten
R.H. Coe
R.R. Bone
F.R. Spotswood
Jh. T. Harelett
W. J. Coe
F. R. Spotswood
F. C.grubb
R. R. Bone
F. R. Spotewood
Northern Areas water supply debate at Gladstone meeting
Public Works Committee members led by Chairman A J Blackwell visited Gladstone to hear views on an adequate water supply for the Northern Areas. Local farmer C H Lines argued for city-like facilities and noted recurring restrictions. The group noted Bundaleer Reservoir wall raising as the likely scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Committee
Gladstone
A. J. Blackwell
M.P
F. Condon M
C. H. Lines
Beetaloo
Baroota
Lines
Bennett
Gladstone District Council
F.C. Grubb
Port Pirie
Bundaleer Reservoir
Georgetown News Roundup Highlights Local Activities
April notes cover a football meeting a swimming carnival and golf club event plus tennis finals at Gulnare. Roy Smalcombe contracts pneumonia with pleurisy. his recovery noted. Pat O Loughren's boot shop robbed. weather stays dry aiding stock but paddocks bare. Institute Sports set for Anzac Day featuring football and events. semi finals show Koolunga, Narridy advancing toward final with Georgetown as minor premiers poised to challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulnare
C. Fred Smallecombe
Roy
Pat O'Loughren
Flinders Park
Guinare
Narridy
Gladstone
Koolunga
Georgetown
Georgetown Triumph Over Koolunga in Low-Scoring Cricket Match
Georgetown posted 178 with top scorers including N L Wellington 12 and T Myatt Jr 12 while Koolunga George Town replied with 180 led by J C Lawry 26 and L Cooper 34 not out. Bowlers included C Palmer 5/51 and W Sanders 1/23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Ken Noonan
A. P. Noonan
C. G. “Treasure
K. Myatt
T. Noonan
W. F. Sanders
H. Payne
N. L. Wellington
T. Myatt Jr
B. Hynes
J. Maguire
Fetal
C. Pedler
J. C. Lawry
Grand Tennis Final Ends with Reds Victory over Blues
Gladstone Reds defeated Blues in the final at Gladstone on Saturday by 11 sets to 5. The event featured doubles and singles with Read, Hewett, Creber, Barter, Spotswood, Cook, Smallicombe, and Bawden among the players, Reds totaling 94 games to Blues 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Reds
Blues
Gladstone
Reds
Read
Hewett
Cook
Edmunds
Creber
Barter
Lawrie
Thomson
Misses Stotswood
Bennet
Misses Spotswood
Misses Cook
Smallacombe
Miss Budge
Mrs. Bawden
J. M. Read
W. Cook
J. Budge
Bawden
Gladstone Blues
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladstone Business Directory
the New Furniture Agency
G. C. Paterson & CO
Adelaide
A. T. Graham
H. W. Bennett
Motor Garage
National Insurance Coy
New Zealand
Amalgamated Wireless
Radiola
Genalex
Main Street
Gladstone Rifle Club
District
Alcock
Walter Lindrum
W. G. Cook
Northern Water Supplies
A. C. Masters
BAKER
Confectioner & Pastrycook
Sydney W. Thomson
Univ. Adel
Bat
Crystal Brook
Laura
C. Brook
Fred Jeffery
High St
E. Yates
Fruiterer
Greengrocer
Port Street
J. L. Herman
Port Victoria
West End
H. F. Holmes
England
Vauxhall
Luegags
H. T. Harslett
Oldemobile
Bedford
R. J. Finlayson, Ltd
Gladstone Hotel
Ern Cohen
Auburn and
Wallaroo
West End Beer
She-Dak
P. R. Bradock
Gladstens
Booyoolie Hotel
Jack Page
Nathan Deer
A. R. Turley
LW. mmm
Coleurieg Smd
Carpenter
Gladston
Bon
Les. Reed
Fruiterer and
Hall
Kelvinator
Bran and
Pollard
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