Crystal Brook Defeats Georgetown By Narrow Margin
Crystal Brook beat Georgetown by 3 points on Saturday at Crystal Brook. Best players for Georgetown were Berhndt A and Noonan along with Dovhardt and Smanacombe. Goalkickers for Georgetown included J Hynes with 5 and Noonan with 2, plus Carmody Aitchison and Parsons. Spectators at Jamestown Oval watched Jamestown defeat Caltowie in a hard fought game as Cavenett Goodes and W O’Des were missing. The final score featured strong Jamestown forward work and a late surge by the Magpies, with best for Jamestown including E Curyer Will Dawe and Walter Dawes.
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Crystal Brook
Georgetown
Berhndt A
T. Noonan
R. Dovhardt
Smanacombe
J. Hynes
J. Noonan
R. Carmody
Aitchison
Parsons
Jamestown Oval
Jamestown
Caltowie
Cavenett
Goodes
W .O'Des
Magpies
Reds
E. Curyer
Will Dawe
R. Jeffs
Walter Dawes
R. Curyer
A. McDougall
H.C. Hartwig
N. Haren
Hynes
Holland
Goldsworthy
J. Haren
Kerin
Gilmore
McCarthy
Jeffs
Rosner Pascoe
Jamestown Council Discusses Assessments and Road Works
Jamestown council notes an appeal on Irvine Street assessment deemed late. Minda Homes seeks aid. Highway grant of 200 pounds allotted. council contributes 80 pounds. Cattle spooked near church. gates left open on park paths. Works Committee favours McCarthy and Wenham to press District Council on southern boundary road. Tenders for tree lopping received. Erickson accepted. Swimming baths piping matter deferred. council grants direct pipe line at club’s expense under supervision. Delegates named for Municipal Association in September. Road grading and equipment offered for Gloucester Road. proposal approved.
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D. leRey Boucaut
P. F. Noonan
P. J. McCarthy
O. Crouch
D. R. Wehrmann
E. T. Daly
Wenham
A.B. Gordon
A. Baldwin
W. Naismith
Clutterbuck Bros
Irvine Street
Minda Homes
Highways Department
Council
Ranger
Tim
Church of England
Gordon
Kne
Cr. Daly
McCarthy
South Boundary Road
Cr. Wenham
Livrour's Corner
Caltowie
Crouch
Daly
Baldwin
Wehrmann
Municipal Association
Harbicon
Jean
Gloucester Road
Uuge
Cr. Baldwin
Cr. Wehrmann
Cra. McCarthy and
Boundary Road
Obituary for James Roy Maitland of Jamestown family
James Roy Maitland died at Prince of Wales Military Hospital Randwick NSW on 26 July after a long military career and a lung battle wound from World War I. Born 1889 at Belalie he served as Regimental Sergeant Major with the 18th Battalion NSW, later became a military instructor in several cities, retired in 1934, and underwent surgery to remove a ballistic fragment. He leaves a widow, a daughter Mavis, his mother, and two sisters.
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James Roy Maitland
Prince of Wales Military Hospital
Randwick
New South Wales
William Maitland
Belalie
Maitland
Belalie Hast
Victoria
Melbourne
Horsham
Massey-Harris Harvester Coy
Mr. Maitland
Migs M. Muldoon
Mavis
Maitland Family Remembered in War Service
Miss Irene Maitland of Randwick and Mrs W Rogers Curban NSW and five Maitland brothers Will Archibald L G Alf Reg survived him. All five Maitland brothers served in the AIF during the War.
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Irene Maitland
Randwick
W. Rogers
Curban
N.8.w
Will
Melbourne
Archibald
Rochester
L. G
Alf
Barmedan
Reg
Orange
Maitland
ALI
Jamestown Centenary Visitor to Attend Race Meeting
His Excellency Sir Winston Dugan governor will visit Jamestown and attend the Race Meeting on Friday October 15 as part of the Jamestown Centenary Committee and Jamestown Racing Club arrangements. The weekend features a carnival procession gymkhana and Institute events with church services noted for Sunday morning and afternoon.
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Light Horse and Railing Club
Institute
RSS
Winston Dugan
K.C.M.G. C.B
Jamestown Centenary Committee
Jamestown Racing Club Committee
Jamestown
Country Women's Association
St. James
Sparrow
Ayr
Irvine
George Hilchin
Jamestown Centenary Preparations Drive Local Support
The Jamestown Centenary committee outlines plans for visiting dignitaries during October celebrations. Local groups from St James Catholic Church to Riding Club coordinate functions, decorations, and publicity. Residents urged to assist, buy a Back to Jamestown badge, and promote Centenary events October 14 to 18.
Laura Jockey Club Elects New Officers for 1936 37
At the Laura Jockey Club annual meeting president H M Pascoe reported profits from last year’s three meetings: August 13, February 70, and Hastert 53. George Thomson was elected president, H M Pascoe vice president, Wadd treasurer, A Ryan and others as committee. Pascoe was re elected to lead the 1936 37 season. The club’s first meeting for the new year was set for yesterday.
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Laura Jockey Club
H. M. Pascow
Watron
Geo. Thomson
HM. Pascoe
Presidevils
A. P. Blesing
W. Sellick
Bin
Farewell Social for Treloar Before Transfer to Bank of Adelaide
Farewell held for Mr. A. A. Treloar and Miss Merten prior to Treloar's transfer to the Bank of Adelaide in Minlaton. Ogilvie orchestra and several accompanists provided music. Mr. W. W. Robinson presented a wallet of notes on behalf of townspeople. A dance, supper, and further toasts followed with Munday as MC.
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A. A. Treloar
Miss Merten
Treloar
Bank of Adelaide, Minlaton
Mrs. Ogilvie
A. E. Roberts
J. Tucker
W. Klopper
J. Sargent
J. Ogilvie
E. Pearce
W. W. Robinson
Mr. Trelow
Messrs
J. Forgan
H. L. Cottle
A. B. Thomas
P. H. Giles
W. L. Munday
Institute
W. H. Goldney
Methodist Church
H. Shillabeer
B. Robinson
B. Weston
A.P. Correll
Agricultural Bureau Social At Gladstone Tonight
The annual social for the combined Gladstone Agricultural Bureau branches will be held this Friday night. It was moved from August 28 due to other events. A musical programme short addresses supper and dancing are planned and a pleasant time is anticipated.
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Gladstone
Agricultural Bureau
Concert at Gladstone for St Alban’s Church
A grand concert at the Madstone Institute in connection with St Alban’s Church will unfold Tuesday next. The programme includes ballets sketches and dancing with four dances to follow. Admission is 2 shillings and bookings are at Cooks with no extra charge. Local talent performs for a large, enjoyable attendance.
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Madstone Institute
St. Alban’s
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Caltowley
Northern Areas Association
Jamestown Georgetown
Caltowle
Corporation OF Jamestown
Agricultural Society
St. James Hall
Parish Tall
Jamestown Racing Club Ltd
Springs
What the Committee
Feo Ie
Australia
Chevrolet
Ape
Auch
Milliary
Bafety Glass
P. J. McCarthy Dealer
Agricultural Bureau Social
IHESE
R.A.C.A
Dodge
Fargo