Belalie North Fete Draws £23 Profit At Fair
Belalie North reports a successful fete on December 1 by the Belalie Methodist Guild with about £23 profit after minor expenses. Decorations featured wistaria. Mrs Dickson opened the event. stage acts included recitations and a play Ent^ering the Policemen. A final Women’s Guild meeting was held on December 5 with plans for March.
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Belalie Methodist Guild
J. Simpson
Dickson
Nancy Bray
Mrs. Dickson
Billie
Syd Napper
Will Cummings
Rev. Dickson
D. Shurray
Frank Napper
Mrs. Green
Grace Smart
Cookie
Myrtle Rawlins
Jane
Dora Cummings
Lizzie
Jean Smart
Annie
Ivy Cummings
Mary
Gwen Ellis
Mac Squirter
Scotchman
Tom Hdwards
Moloney
Doug. Telford
Williams
Arch Bray
W. Cummings
Syd. Napper
A. Bray
Women's Guild
District Council Meeting Reports Flood Aftermath and Grants
Gladstone district council met Friday with reports on flood recovery works, silt removal, and road repairs. Officials noted a £3000 Yangya road grant and requested guidance on its use, plus £397 19s 3d paysheet and insurance for a fire truck.
Milk Fever Explained by a Veterinary Surgeon
A veterinary note explains milk fever in dairy cattle, its relation to blood sugar and diabetes, and contrasts insulin treatment with udder inflation. Prevention includes gradual milking, glucose supplementation, and allowing calf access to reduce risk.
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Widmark
Carlens
Sweden
Strathalbyn Racing Notes From Saturday Hurdles and Finals
Sporting notes list Strathalbyn events with hurdles Caruso Kardella Sand jay Novice Race Miss Esmar Dacotah Stellrm Purse Ist div Pengrange Gold Spray Stephen Langton 2nd divy Miss Melton Silver Hill Denabite Hdep Amalia Rose Belcum Calendula Flying Heop Clearness Starlosta Donning Trials Berehaven Denodale Dunad ae Welter Denmarco Earldorman Daaher Dean
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Miss Esmar
Dacotah Stellrm
Pengrange
Gold Spray
Stephen Langton
Divy
Miss Melton
Silver Hill
Denabite
Strathalbyn Hdep
Amalia
Rose Belcum
Calendula
Clearness
Starlosta
Donning
Berehaven
Denodale
Dunadae
R.S.A Christmas Tree Gift Event At Memorial Hall
The annual Christmas Tree treat for children of local Returned Soldiers takes place at Memorial Hall Gladstone on Friday December 21 shortly after 5 pm Father Christmas will dispense gifts to each child and a happy time is in store Mr H N Marriott is president of the Gladstone sub branch and Mr C M Hall hon secretary
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Memorial Hall
Gladstone
H. N. Marriott
C. M. Hall
Christmas Gift Fairs Urge Early Shopping In Gladstone
Local merchants urge residents to start Christmas shopping early. Stores highlight silverware, glassware, perfume, toys, tobacco, sports gear, and confectionery with fresh stock and in-store displays. Delivery via phone orders and bakery specials support seasonal needs.
Christmas appeal for towels and soap to aid the poor
Sister Beth of St. Luke's Whitmore square appeals for towels and soap as Christmas help for the destitute. She notes a hungry need in a family with an invalid girl and an unemployed father, asking contributors to send donations to Mrs. S. N. Haskard in Ayr Street or North Parade Jamestown.
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Beth
St. Luke's Parish
Whitmore Square
Mothers’ Meeting
St. Luke's
5. N. Haskard
Ayr Street
North Parade
Jamestown
Xmas displays by Jamestown and Gladstone jewellers
The well known Jewellers and Opticians of Jamestown and Gladstone show an extensive assortment of watches clocks jewellery plateware glassware E P and silverware and hundreds of other lines for Xmas gifts. Palmer and Co’s invites inspection before finalising Xmas purchases.
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Jamestown
Gladstone
Palmer & Co's
Post Early For Christmas Festive Mail Arrangements
Readers are urged to shop and post early to avoid delays this Christmas season. Plainly addressed articles prepaid, wrapped firmly, and inquiries at the local Post Office. Rates: greeting cards 1d 2 oz 1 lb parcels by post. Telegrams available Australia wide at usual rates.
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Australia
Gladstone Institute Committee Holds Monthly Meeting
The Gladstone Institute Committee met with president L. Carthey presiding. Mrs M A Schmidt was elected to replace Mrs W Cook. Benbow and Rock granted free hall use for a flood relief benefit on December 12. Sewell to tune two pianos for the year. Bowling Club granted use of hall space and marquee for December 31 refreshment stall. January meeting to be decided by the executive.
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Gladstone Institute
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