Georgetown’s Unbeaten Run Ends Jamestown Win
Georgetown clinched their twelfth win of the season by defeating Jamestown seven points on the Jamestown oval despite heavy rain. The match featured slipping footing and cautious play, with Georgetown finishing the season with a clean sheet and top prospects for the premiership.
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Georgetown
Georgetown Pe
Jamestown
Jamestown Oval
Gladstone
Crystal Brooks
Ihely
Tsat Georgetown
Magpies
Letters From Max Neale Travel Notes Across England Wales
Max Neale, son of Mr. and Mrs. G Neale of Beleaue Springs Jamestown, writes home about March travels through Cornwall, Devon, Bristol, Wales, and Germany. He praises warm weather, visits towns like Penzance and Exeter Cathedral, notes Dutch and Australian goods, sees Tauber in Bristol, and describes Jubilee crowds in London.
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Max Neale
G. Neale
Beleaue Springs
Jamestown
England
Neale
The
Review
Max
Cornwall
Devon
Somerset
London
Penzance
Plymouth
St. Ives
Redruth
Truro
Torquay
Dartmouth
Paignton
Newton Abbot
Exeter
Drake
Rayleigh
Wales
Cheddar
Glastonby
Bristol
Richard Tauber
Wesley Church
Swansea
Cardiff
Ben Brang
Mumblea
John Thomas
Australia House
Germany
Rhine
Goblenz
Cologne
Hitler
Ostend
Dover
France
Ken Brooke
Jamestown Council Minutes Reflect Community Loss and Repairs
Jamestown council notes mourn the deaths of Mrs Knibbs and Mr Adams, approve extra daymen, consider appointments and pipe work at Reilly's, and pass repairs notices after a sanitary inspection. A special meeting is scheduled to review dayman applications.
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Dr. Daly
Haskard
Central Board
J. McDonald
Daly
Wehrmann
Wenham
Ian
Ag ricultural Bureau Forming Plans At Navridy Institute
Two well attended meetings of the men and women branches were held at the Navridy Institute on the first Saturday each month. The Woman's branch has 44 members. the men's branch is smaller. Members planned sections for a forthcoming exhibition with 10 trophies promised for cooking, needlework, and flowers. rug making demo by Miss Roberts impressed attendees. Mrs Klingner and Miss Brenda Reynolds were chosen as delegates to the Adelaide conference during Show week.
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The
Agricultural Bureau
Navridy Institute
Dale
Klingner
Brendia Reynolds
Adelaide
Belalie Women’s Branch Meeting at Jamestown Institute
The Agricultural Bureau Belalie Women’s Branch holds its monthly gathering on Tuesday August 18 at 2:45 PM in a Jamestown Institute room. Members answer the Question Box, Mrs. Dave Brooks presents a paper on Curve Fruits, and Mina Houghton the New Zealand exchange teacher at the local primary school will speak with slides about New Zealand.
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Belalie Women’s Branch
Jamestown Institute
Dave Brooks
Mina Houghton
New Zealand
District Council of Jamestown 1935 financial statement
The balance sheet for the District Council of Jamestown as of 30 June 1935 records bank overdraft, outstanding cheques, sundry creditors, deposits on contracts, and cash balances. It lists construction and maintenance costs for district roads and main roads, hospital contributions, lighting, and miscellaneous grants from government sources. The document is signed by Clerk J J Kerin, with council chair H F Jones and auditor S Sergeant verifying the figures.
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D.C. Delalie
Jamestown
J. J. Kerin
Cowneil
Rain Delays and Social Night Mark Belalle District F A
After a week of squalls rain began Thursday night and by Sunday 1.11 inches fell. Showery and hail at times, the timely rain benefits the teed and wheat. July 20 saw a novelty hall at Memorial Institute with Ben Ramblers Jamestown Dance Orchestra. Miss J Goodes won Hello of the Ball with 360 votes. The Monte Carlo prize went to G Thomas and partner. A confellidance caused much unrest as takings reached about £16. Doorkeepers were A Jones D Suart and M Warner.
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Ie Memorial Institute
Reali Re PL
W. L. Ps
Yarnowie
Ben Ramblers
Evans Jamestown Dance Orchestra
Nelalie
Robertson
Vonsali
J.goodes
B. Fuller
G. Good
Unfavorable Weather Impacts Regional Football Matches
Last Saturday poor conditions hindered Yougate against the Ramblers while Belalie defeated Yarcowie 4-1 at Yarcowie. The home side led by seven points. Next Saturday Yongala meets Belalie in the first semi final at Yarcowie.
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Saturny
Ramblers
Belalie
Yarcowie
Yongala
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Wilkins
Hall
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Messrs. J. Page
A. Lee
F. Scotcher
G. Gunn
G. Amey
H. Hartwig
J. Viout
A. Deering
R. J. McDonald
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Glenelgh
Crystal Brook
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P.O. Georgetown
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Best
M. S. McLeod
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Forgan
J. & R. Forgan Limited
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W.g.hearne&co.ltd
Ceelong
Victoria
O'Connell Street
Sydney
Corporation OF Jamestown
Tresent
J. Jef. Boucout
P. F. Noonan
SN. Haskard
W. C. Glasson
D. R. Wehrmann
BE. T. Daly
C. L. Hewett
A. S. Gordon
Mr. W. Naismill
Unemployment Relief Council
Sergeant
Hewett
Central Centenary Committee
Geo. Ritchie
Board of Health
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Yongalu
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