Jamestown Council Debates Park Funding and Beekeeping By law
Jamestown council discusses Memorial Park upkeep funding with option of a special rate. A committee to arrange Learn to Swim week and a Loup Year Ball is formed. Beekeeping bylaw debated. motion to defer withdrawn. drafting group appointed. Fire siren erection questioned as costs and payment due.
Reds win premiership clash in Northern Areas tennis
Northern Areas Tennis Association reports Reds take the premiership lead with a 10 sets to 5 victory over gladstone Reds secured wins across gent and ladies singles and doubles including W Cook Jr and A Mansfield defeating A Read and L Keen 9-6 and E Harris with D J Hillary 9-4.
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Reds
Gladstone
Peds
Blues
Gents
W. Cook Jr
A. Mansfield
A. Read
L. Keene
Harris
L. Higging
W. Roberts
O. Growden
E. Harris
D. J. Hillary
W. J. Palmer
Jamestown Bowls Draw Keen Interest In Club Matches
Eight teams contest eighteen ends with strong competition as H. K. Moore leads with three wins and two draws. Notable results include Moore vs Humphris 17 12 and Boyle 40 16, while Daly and Blaskett post close scores. Championship groups announced and night play approved. entries invited for a Handicap 4 Bowl Singles Tournament.
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H. K. Moore
Moore
Humphris
Wilsdon
Boyle
Blaskett
Daly
Mitchell
McLennan
Gordon
Rice
B. Williams
Goodes
Hawke
Neale
John Wiliams
Sweetapple
Ireland
Crouch
Joe Williams
Heron
Goldsack
McAuliffe
Palmer
Carter
Morris
Rev
Henschke
Kleemann
Hopkins
May
Memorial Park upkeep debated by council amid suggestions
Dr Daly moves to write to the Fire Fighting Committee and asks if the siren is paid for and satisfactory. Discussion on footpath on Cockburn road and funding Memorial Park upkeep. The Returned Soldiers and ladies offer help. The Mayor favours public effort over a rate, with a six month trial. If unsatisfactory, a special rate could be levied.
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Daly
Blaskett
Stanton
Cockburn Road
Memorial Park
Gibbs
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Aid Digestive Health
The advertisement argues that excess in food and drink causes digestive trouble and bilious symptoms. It claims Morse's Indian Root Pills act gently on the liver, boost digestive secretions, and help the body cope with surplus, advising use at first signs or regularly to keep digestion in order.
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Dr. Morse
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