Sisters of St Joseph Stage a Gladstone Town Hall Concert
A large audience enjoyed a Christmas season style show by Sisters of St Joseph pupils at Gladstone Town Hall. Performers included L Sexton, E Bergin, M Pigan, K Maddigan, J Hannigan, Tom Howard, Eileen Gould, Master Bobbie Fimner and Nellie Fimeri. The program featured songs, dances, recitations and a floral drill, ending with the National Anthem. The May or Mr Gale praised community support, and a supper and dance followed.
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Gladstone Town Hall
Anon Jevenil
Sisters of St. Joseph
Georgetown
Laura
Caltowie
Secomae
Mirsee L. Sexton
Bergin
M.C
Tom Rd
Maggie
Misa
A. Kyieh
W. Shannon
A. Millard
A. Kyloh
Australis
Killarney
Tom Howard
the Cleaners
England
Mies M. McDonnell
Scotland
Misa M. Travers
Ireland
Mice D
Smallecombe
Wales
Mise EK. Meaney
Canada
Mies M. Hannigan
Africa
Mize D. P
Indis
Mies B. Hanniger
New Zealand
Mica Bake
Australia
Mise P. Britanvis
Misa A. Kyleb
Maila
V. Rhyone
Mc Mart Darick
Bogies
Bobbie Fimeri
Nellie Fimeri
Port Pirie
Miaz Fimner
Misa Eileen Gould
Gladstone
F. Schmidt
J. T. Bergin
Misa E. Smallacombs
Bexton Bros
Mayoc
Gale
K. Clarke
Megsre
T. H. Harper
J. Durick
E. A. Gale
Warren Announces Term on All Furniture Sales
Warren introduces a term on all furniture sales. The notice outlines general conditions and applicable dates for customers and retailers. The change affects pricing and delivery terms across product categories.
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Warren
Give Terme
Jamestown Defeat Gladstone in Southern Australian Football
In a Saturday match at Gladstone Jamestown outplayed Gladstone despite missing six players. Frost starred for Jamestown with strong marking and goals, while Teddy Reichstein led Gladstone’s attack. Final scores showed Jamestown ahead 12 goals 17 behinds to 8 goals 9 behinds as Wright, Suter, and Wells shone for the visitors. CRYSTAL BROOK V GEORGE TOWN Georgetown upsets Crystal Brook by thirteen points, lifting Georgetown into a strong mid table position alongside Laura. Goals by Murphy Badman Salter and Hodge helped Georgetown, while Les and Algy Preiss set the tone in goal scoring. A delegates meeting in Gulnare outlined semi-finals and finals scheduling for the league with finals at one central venue and admission set at 1 shilling.
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Crystal Brook
Georgetown
Brooks
Red and Blues
Laura
Les
Algy Preiss
Luke
Westlake
Norton
McDonald
Gulnares
Allchurch
H. Burgess
H. Badman
W. Hodge
H. Lee
D. Murphy
Murphy
R. Badman
Salter
K. Hodge
Narridy
Norths
South Spalding
Gulnare
North Spalding
Souths
J. H. Toakle
North
Spalding
Gulfare
Guindre
Gladstone Absentees Missed Yet Standouts Shine
Gladstone missed six players on Saturday but substitutes impressed. Reichstein May McKenzie Masters Berry Buck enara Brooks Barbour Reichstein Hollitt Bros Atkins Humphris Fogarty Kearney Jeffery Gale Bros Dick Frost Brown Penna White Cronin Yarrie Suter Wells delivered notable performances despite the absences.
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Gladstone
E. Reichstein
May
McKenzie
Masters
Peter Berry
Buckenara
Brooks
Barbour
Reichstein
Hollitt
Cronin
Yarrie Suter
Wells
Ports Defeat Norwood in Surprising 118-87 Showdown
The Ports crushed Norwood 118 to 87, marking Norwood’s first loss of the season in a shocking city football matchup. The long-standing rivals delivered a decisive, runaway victory that surprised many followers and thrilled Ports fans.
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Norwood
Georgetown
Ports
Norwoods
Georgetown and Laura clash in Saturday playoff at Gadatone oval
The Saturday playoff pits Georgetown and Laura as the two lowest premiership teams to decide who stays in the four for finals. Georgetown, following a win over Crystal Brook, seeks a strong showing while Laura, unbeaten against Jamestown, aims to upset. An umpire oversees the match with afternoon tea fundraising for the Soldiers' Memorial Hall at Yackamoorundie.
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Gadatone Oval
Georgetown
Crystal Brook
Laura
Jamestown
Gemr
Oval
Soldiers’ Memorial
Gladstone Soldiers Memorial Meeting Ends With Hall Uses Approved
Gladstone management committee met Monday with chair A E Warren. They granted Buffalo Lodge use of stage or library biweekly for £5 yearly plus piano fee, allowed placing dispensation board on eastern wall, and debated fire protection. Ladies’ committee received August 31 use for an American afternoon and funds go to kitchen. They asked for tables and marquee crested at oval for finals, while A.S.P. charges stay unchanged. Bergin to renew Scouts evening. Caretaker Evans ill. secretary and Chairman cover duties. Carpet charge set at 5/ per use. Card night to yield £50‑£60 yearly. two lockers for table storage approved. One member warned for nonattendance. vacancy rules discussed. Chairman to interview F Rock re signing agreement.
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A E, Warren
Gladstone
Buffalo Lodge
Oval
A.S.P
Warren
Tt Waa
F. Rock
Kadina Cup notes mix wins and rare jumping double
In Kadina Cup action Cilika's Son won the hurdles while Paisley Chiefon took ice. Prince Aides claimed the Copper City Cup with Comic Knight second. Les Paddington achieved the rare jumping double by winning both the Australian Hurdles and the big Steeplechase, a feat seldom repeated in a year. Haoma ran third in SA’s challenge. Gulnare Coursing Club to run a 16 all aged-dog stake. nominations due by 8 pm with G N Clarke. ADELAIDE GRAND NATIONAL MEETING opens with big fields and key races including Grand National Hurdles and Fulham Park Plate. Euramic’s selections favor Torgarc, Tamadesa, Sheldrake, Redacre, and others.
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Euramic
Gawler
Comic Knight
Cilika
Paisley Chiefon
Ao Ice
Prince Aides
Lehte
Gordon Croix
Indian Seal
Durn
Master Orient
del Fire
Les Paddington
Colonel Schilinski
South Australia
Haoma
Flannagan
Gulnare Coursing Club
G. N. Clarke
Gulnare
Adelaide
Commonwealth
Melbourne
T Piey Walter
Torgarc
Chelne
Stepney Walter
Tamadesa
Sheldrake
Foolham Park Flate
Redacre
Dora Dighton
Folh'm Park Piste
Bles de Ciel
Wolla Walle Follarton Storpiechsee
Commonssree
Mireraa
Adelaide Guinasa
Beveas
Liewyo
Margoon
Che
Wedding Bells At Blyth Methodist Church For M Pears And H Cocks
A July wedding in Blyth Methodist Church united Miss M Pears and Mr H Cocks of Gladstone. Rev B L H Tilbrook officiated as guests enjoyed due to bride’s brother E J Pearce giving away the bride. Honeymoon departure followed the 10 am train.
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Blyth Methodial
Mise
M. Peares
H. Cocks
Gladstone
B. Louis H. Tilbrook
E. J. Pearer
Wiltshire
E. J. Pearce
L. C. Ma
Mise A. Randle
Kilkenny
E J. Pearce
Misses Tarver
Faoa'?t
Nianer
E. L. Pears
Cooks
C. Magee
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M. Pasaoe
A. Reid
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Travers
Knibbs
Gibbs
Frost
Teddy Reichstein
Nice
Fitzgerald
Magpies
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Rosen
Kearney
E. Hollitt
Jeffery
White
R. Gale
Baldwin
Fogarty
Aikins
Y. Suter
Atkins
Humphris
M. Suter
Penna
Berry
Herde
Slater
Suter
A. Gale
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Zubrinich
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L. Tobin
J. Bartram
F. Scott
W. Piper
R. Scott
W. Kennedy
L. Lehman
P. Curtin
P. Lehmar
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H Amy
C. Carter
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J Braude
B Mitchell
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J. Buckenaré
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E. Brogan
L Moray
EB. Coz
J Page
F Fogarty
M Page
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J. Phillis
T. Hil
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