District Council of Spalding April meeting notes and tenders
The April district council meeting records apologies from Dr. Adams, inspections planned, and discussions on dog discs and bread act administration. It notes transfers between councils, Coronation celebrations, hospital contributions, unemployment relief reply, and several tender items for road and drainage works including Andrews Road pipes, Walsh Road rubble, spoon drains, rail tie-ups, cemetery roadwork, and footpath reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.G
Simpson
L. G
Health Inc
T.C
H. C. McLeod
H. C
Ian McLeod
Spalding Progress Association
Children’s Hospital
Relief Council
Queensland Insurance Gore
Clare
Jamestown Hospital
Vermin
Andrews Road
Walsh's Rd
T. W. McAvaney
Spoon Drain
Spalding Salsh
F. P. Earle
Hubble Construction
Cemetery Rad
J. Spackman
Rubbie Contruction
Andrews 2d
B. Bristow
P. Earle
Hill River Crossing
Clare Hospital
Sommerville
Campbell
Lawley
T. Magicha
Pryde
Wilson’s Rd
Siegert
Pearce’s
Stegert
Yacka Road
Andrews Rus
Willoughby’s
Andrews
Buromina
Rales
Spalding
Lehmann
Browne
Northern Areas Football Association opens 1937 season
The 1937 Northern Areas Football Association season starts May 1 with Jamestown visiting Crystal Brook and Caltowie hosting Gladstone. Umpires are B Waldeck of Adelaide and W S Gray of Crystal Brook. Matches run through August with semi finals and final set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Areas Association
Jamestown
Crystal Brook
Caltowie
Gladstone
Georgetown
Caltowle
Gray
Waldeck
Railway Carriage Exchanges of Youth and Mirth
An old man helps his wife enter a railway carriage and she teases his fading bravery and buoyancy. He admits she is less gallant than in youth and she is less buoyant than in his boyhood. The exchange sketches aging, memory, and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh
North Western Agricultural Society annual meeting report
Mr H B Heaslip chaired the Crystal Brook gathering for the North Western Agricultural Society. G W H Gale presented the annual report with receipts and expenditures showing last year’s profit of £46 16 6. Major costs included prize money £464 2 6, improvements £124 12 6, and salary £65. receipts came from subscriptions £234 8, gate takings £297 2 1, rents and booths £120 16 6. Assets exceeded liabilities by £9,689 4 2. officers elected include A P Tucker president and J Forgan treasurer, with a large slate of committee members and dozens of departmental chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Heaslip
Crystal Brook
North-West Agricultural Society
G. W. H. Gale
Messrs
A. P. Tucker
Eb, F. Smart
H. W. Shillabeer
J. Forgan
O'Shaughnessy
H. Venning
H. J. Fr
T. W. Gale
W. H. Liersch
W. J. Shillabeer
F. B. Scotcher
D. Ward
E. Gunn
J. Forean
G. C. Lierech
G. Haskard
G. Perry
R. Knagge
P. H. Peake
H. Jeans
E. Venning
E. W., Pope
W. L. Munday
P. O'Shaughnessy
T. G. Kirchner
T. A. Angley
A. I. O'Shaughnessy
T. Arbon
H. J. Frith
Woods
H. J. Wood
R. J. G. Saint
H. T. Head
R. D. O’shaughneasy
W. J. Arbon
W. J. Pilkington
W. Frith
G. C. Goode
D. McDonald
J. Klingner
H. C. Williams
J. J. Kirk
W. H. Thomas
P. M. Davidson
W. and
L. B. Grieg
R. Kelly
Piga
T. R. Welbourne
G. Wood
Lock
M. Klingner
W. W. Robinson
W. J. Lines
R. T. Dennis
T. J. Liersch
C.P. Lines
C. Kelly
HM. Smart
F. M. Fuller
J. F. Combe
E. K. Richards
W. F
Gladstone Golf Club Mixed Foursomes Opener
On April 17 Gladstone Golf Club hosted the mixed foursomes opening day results. Teams included Creber and Byetewood, Thomson and Jardy, Page and Taylor, Hopkin and Harrie, Downing and Sai, Thomson and Pare, Bennett and Harrie, Leesue and Bennett, Barter and Fitzsimmons, Graham and Gillespie, McKnight and Coolav, Guiney and Staker, Darwent and Bennett, Campbell and Kavanagh, Jailer and Humphries, Hoare and Cook, and others with scores ranging from tens to high thirties. next Saturday features a stroke competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Creber
Mina J. Byetewood
J. V. Thomson
Mra
Jardy AY
J. A. Page
Mr M. Tylor
Ft. Hopkin
W. McKnight Too
8. C. Downing
Ira A. H Sai i
G. Thomson
J. Pare
H.W. Bennett
Mise J. Harrie
C. Leesue
G. Bennett
F.C. Barter
Misa Fitzsimmons
AT. Graham
Gillespie
W. McKnight
G. Coolav
E.G. Guiney
C. O. Bennett
Darwent
N. Campbell
Kavanagh
R. Jailer
D. Humphries
Shaw Savill Orders New 28500 Ton Passenger Ship
The Shaw Savill Line plans a 28 500 ton motor ship for 1928 maiden voyage to Australia. It will feature advanced passenger accommodations and a unique itinerary including South Africa Australia and New Zealand with round the world voyage options aboard ships controlled by the Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Savill Line
Australia
Weavel
South Afric
New Zealand
Eingland
Panama Canal
Gas Company
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Fetaile
ING
Forgan's
Forgan
Forgan’s Supply Castings
J. & R. Forgan Limited
Crystal Brook and
Port Pirie
Adams
Northern Areas
Association
Crystal Bro
Davis
South Boundary
Highways Dept
Crystal Bk
G. Gladstone
N.ak.a
Flinders
Booleroo
Hearne
Hearnes
North-Western Agricultural Society
W. Kylph
Railway Cricket Club
Gladstone 'S
Broken Hill Hibernian
Broxen Hill
Hooleroo
Stanley
W. P. Cummins
Duncan
P. M. Daley
Huddlseton
Gladstone Institute
Messia
Hughes
Knight
Latter
Jeffery
Murrie
Creber
Kearney
Finch
Mr. Kearney
Gladstone Golf Club
Shaw Savill and Albion Company
Kare
Boolercco
Rakhsteina T. Orreck
Braybene
A. G. Retehotee
J. A. Menstro
I. Wiens
Ja W. Nimes D. Gomis
Bemnay
Hf. Odgers
Harrie PA
Mm. Pascoe
KM. T. L. HF
Battena
Foes W. Theme
Tt Cow
MLA
H. L. Berridge
Oplisias
J. H. Smour & Sons
GMS
Jamestown, Pheas
Caltowe
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