Local Institute Visit Reports Improvements and Mixed Sports Roundup
Mr Talbot Smith and H J Emelie visited the local Institute with D O'Connell S Nancarrow and F E Scott. improvements noted include electrical copper linoleum for the supper room and kitchen shelves. A rough public reading room faced disrespect. the visit ended with thanks. Sport notes cover tennis scores at Gulnare Georgetown and Gladstone Railway results, Gulnare cricket at Georgetown, and weather impacts including a heat wave, storms, and flooding on the Bundaleer range and Yackamoorundia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot Smith
H. J. Emelie
D. O'Connell
S. Ir. Noncarrow
F. E. Scott
O'Connell
Nancarrow
Gulnare
Georgetown Club
Gulnare Kookaturras
St Mary's Club
Gladstone
Gladstone Railways
Georgetown B
Georgetown
J. Carmody
J. Marguire
Kev. Noonan
N. L. Wellington
H. Hynes
J. Hynes
Extras
R. Crawford
D. Syms
L. J. Braggy
J.G. Teskle
W. McPherson
Gui
J. B. Carmody
Ken Noonan
K. J. Myatt
Guinare
Abbeville
Bundaleer Range
Yackamoorundia
Morris
Fellenberg
Nuriootpa
B. E. Lang
Gladstone edge in Boucher Shield bowls match
Gladstone hosted the Boucher Shield clash against B.H.A.S. on Saturday January 16 1938. Scores show Gladstone 61 and opposing sides tallying 39 88 24 13 16 and 14 with key players Bradock Jolly Holst Hopkins Coe Treasure Spotswood Thorson Parrott Doecke Duval Pascoe Page Lambell Bennett Campbell O Shaughnessy noted. The Port Pirie scheduled match in the O Shaughnessy Shield was offered by Gladstone but fell off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha.s
Charles
Threlfall
Boas
Young H
Sedan
Tucker
Somerset
Quin
Boehm
Brighton
Boucher Meadow
Brown
Young
Brockelberg
Tapp
Gladstone
Bradock
Jolly
Holst
Hopkins
Coe &. C
Treasure
Spotswood
G. Thorson
Parrott
Doecke
Duval
Pascoe
Page
Lambell
Bennett
Campbell
Port Pirie
Gladstone Flood Scheme Rejected by Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee reported that flood control works for Gladstone are unwarranted. Of four schemes only two were studied, with one estimated at £2,000 for Pisant Creek diversion and the other at £26,850 for a bank in section 172 and concrete linings. The committee discarded both, cautioning that benefits do not justify costs given limited flood events and high annual carrying charges.
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Public Works Committee
Gladstone
Pisant Creek
Bondowie Street
Fire destroys feed at Booyoolee pad docks
A fire at Booyoolee pad docks in Gladstone Tuesday afternoon was contained by workers before major damage. Fire is believed caused by bee gatherers smoking near trees. About an acre of feed burned despite surrounding dry grass risk.
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Gladstone
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C. O. Bennett
Main Street
Gladstone Business
Fudunda
Society
Phone 126 Ltd
Appy
Ae Eee
Gladstone, Georgetown
Galnare
Lawrie's Radio-Electrical Services
Phyllis Cook
Sydney
David Jones
B.H.A.S
A. C. Masters
BAKER
Confectioner & Pastrycook
E Yates
Fruiterer
Greengrocer
J. L. Herman
Port Victoria
Hlf. Holmes
Main
M. W. Gurney
Eleesue
Abul Cro
E. A. Gale & Sons Batery
Australia
Bedford
General Motors
Holden's Ltd
Sedna Tacky
H. T. Harslett
Vauxhall
Oldsmobile
R. J. Finlayson, Ltd
Gladstone Hotel
Ern Cohen
Auburn
Wallaroo
West End
P. R. Bradock
Telephone
the Booyoolie Hotel
Jack Page
Nathan Beer
A. R. Turley
J. W. Norman
Gladstone Pharmacy
P.O. Box
Jim Stewart
Carpenter and Joiner
Eley Bros
General Blacksmiths
Sydney W. Thomson
Univ. Adel
C. Brook