Hardiee-Palasa and Related Race Names in Brief
A compact list of horse names and race terms includes Hardiee-Palasa Rafatel Last Trick Juvenile Héep-Beamish Boy Pe tunia Belle Toxaway Hungaree Haep-Royal Rest Amalia Mellson Nilpena Harp-Eyes Right Dene inte Le Perouse Benson Hdep-Downing Tartana Dominant Kidman Stakes-Cittern Night On era Veridique Oskleigh Plate-arachne Melason Silver King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardiee
Palasa
Rafatel
Héep
Beamish Boy
Petunia Belle
Toxaway
Hungaree Haep
Royal Rest
Amalia Mellson
Nilpena Harp
Deneinte
le Perouse
Benson
Downing
Tartana
Kidman
Cittern
Night Onera
Veridique
Arachne
Melason
Silver King
Gladstone High School Parents Association Annual Meeting
Gladstone High School held its Parents Association annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C O Bennett presiding. Head master Mr L Carthon welcomed attendees, and officers for 1935 were elected: President Mrs C O Bennett, Vice President Mrs S G Coe, Secretary Mrs L Carthew, and committee members. Afternoon tea was served by the girls under Miss M Gardiner’s direction. A 2 year association anniversary was marked with a birthday cake distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Coe
Record Sale At Wandearah East Draws 1000 Buyers
C G Tucker reports a highly satisfactory clearing sale at Wandearah East for Mr W Brechin who left for Western Australia. A record crowd from Eyre and Yorke peninsulas and surrounding districts bid on draught horses and farming gear. Prices ranged from £30 for foals to £70 for hay. several cattle and equipment items sold, including milch cows, stacks of hay, seed wheat, barley, and machinery such as combines binder and harvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Tucker
Crystal Brook
Wandearah East
Tuendy
Std
Brechin
Western Aast
Eyre's Peninsula
Yorke's Peninsula
Bouth-East
Hawker
Adelaide
Drawn game at Gladstone as East reaches 174 for four at stumps
East made 174 for four at stumps on opening day after a late start at Gladstone. J Thomson led home scoring with 67 before run out and G Fletcher added 31 as E Ghiney and J Madigan stood firm. Scanlon bowled best with 1/14 as nine bowlers were tried. The match ended drawn with East at 174 for four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Pirie
East
J. Thomson
G. Fletcher
Scanlon
Guiney
Thomson
Fletcher
G. Thomson
Coe
Mc Inerney
Clarke
Hogg
E. Ghiney
J. Madigan
Wits
C. Guiney
B. Scanlon
Andrews
B. Mc.Inerney
V. Cae
St. Clarke
Gladstone Rifle Club Sees Top Score By R W Lines
The Gladstone Rifle Club held its seventh club competition of the season as the second half opened. A double round of 10 shots with two fighters at 300 yards faced a fresh variable wind. R W Lines posted the top score with 46 48 94, also winning the Handicap Sweepstakes. Coe and H T Hartlett each scored 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Rifle Club
R. W. Lines
Coe
H.T. Hartlett
Call for Another Ratepayers Meeting in Gladstone
Correspondence to the editor urges the D C of Gladstone chair and councillors to convene a new ratepayers meeting. It calls for a balance sheet from Back to Gladstone, review of funds for the Institute and clubs, progress on the Gladstone Bust, full disclosure of Bowling Club finances, consideration of the Soldiers Memorial Hall use, and proper handling of Hospital trust monies and other overdue issues. The writer stamps the request with date 42/2/35 and signature HR, C Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Gladstone
Institute
W. E. Gladstone
Howling Green
Gladstone Soldiers Memorial Hall
Gladatone
C. Bennett
Tennis results from the Northern Areas Association event
On Saturday matches featured Reds versus Woodbines with doubles wins for Read and Higgins and Catford and Hewett in tight sets. Singles saw Read, Higgins, Catford, Dalby and others winning while Barter, Hewett and Hamp fell. Railways defeated Kangaroos in sets and games, with Bateson, Wellington and Smart among the winners and losers listed in dense score detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matcnes
Reby
Reds
Woodbines
M. Read
L. Higgins
R. Aitchison
R. Odgers
F. C. Barter
H. Dalby
J. Vaughton
R. Nancarrow
Li Catford
H. Hewett
T. Saunders
J. Noonan
Miss B. Spotswood
M. Hamp
Mrs. Freeman
Mise Payne
Railways
R. Sneath
L. Norton
R. Bateson
W. L. Wellington
A. Reddy
A. Hudson
B. Thomas
B. Spry
G. Burton
K. Badman
A. Smart
J. Page
M. Virgo
L. Thomas
T. Smart
Miller
Mrs. Bateson
Miss Gale
McPherson
TA Railways
S& Games
Kangaroos
Aggregate leaders and honors for upcoming season trophy donation
The report lists leading aggregates for the first half with names such as Jeffree, Lines, Harslett, Thomson and Pascoe and notes handicaps and bullseyes. It mentions a special trophy named the Top to be donated for the coming season by the Ads laids Chemical and Fertiliser Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A
E.G. Jeffree
R. W. Lines
Harslett
S. W. Thomson
Pascoe
H. T. Harslett
W. Thomson
A. Sp. Harris
A. Sp. Harris 558, Bullseyes—R. W. Lines
Adslaids Chemical and Fertiliser Company
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Sas
Cate
Graham
A. T. Graham
R.A.A. Road Service
Kearney
Raycophone Radios Implement Machinery Co
Waymouth Motor Co
Walla
Ant Chip
EA. Gale & Sons
Gladstone Hotel
P. G. Moore
Phona
West End Beer
East Brance
Brock
Sydney W. Thomson
Wanstone
Georgetown
Caura
C. Brook
Toorak
Jamestown
Expresa
Mrs. Newlywed
Mr. Newly
Mrs. Newly
Elf
Sporting Notes
A.T.C
R. W. Linas
Tt. R. W. Lines
R. H. Coe
G. Coe
L. C. Zerbe
H. Odgers
Northern Areas Association
Sheoak
P. R. Bradock
LEO Bros
Family Butchers
Bana
A. R. Turley
Aly Molto
Jim Stewart
Gladstons
B. A. Grosskopf Fruiterer and Greengrocer
Gross Street
Gadstone
Lawn Wood
Cash
the Booyoolie Hotel
Jack Page
Nathan Heer
Draught
Cook's
Mrs. W. Cook
Vauxhall Light Six
Vauxhall
General Motors
Aldayne Buildings
A. C. Masters
BAKER
Confectioner & Pastrycook
R. J. Finlayson
Mr. Farmer
Gladstone Institute
Notich
C. C. Barter
Bennett
Main St
A. Farmers’ Co-operative Union Ltd
Gladstone Pharmacy
J. W. Norman
Eley Bros
General Blacksmiths
Co-operative