Gladstone Croquet Club loses gold mallet to ill health
After winning fourteen of sixteen challenges Mrs. W Shephard forfeits the gold mallet brooch to the Gladstone Croquet Club due to ill health. A recent match saw Mrs Read defeat Mrs Shephard. Mesdames Harris and Shephard still hold the first double brooches, with several challenges already played for the second double donated by Mesdames Fisher and Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shephard
C. Read
Read
Shephard
Mesdames L. G. Harris
Mesdaaes J
Dean's Backache Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Benefit
A local endorsement highlights Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy for kidney trouble and backache. Mrs. Winkler of Gladstone credits the pills with relief after years of pain, noting lasting improvement after three bottles. Doan's are sold by chemists and storekeepers. be sure you get DOAN'S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
W. Winkler
Fifth Street
Gladstone
Doan
Foster-McClellin Co
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Gladstone Bridge Club Mixed Foursomes Results
The Mixed Foursome Thursday results list many pairings with scores, noting wins and losses for Marriott Carthew Destree Lee Harslett Martin Fisher Taylor Norman OConnor Campbell Glenn Barclay Shephard Stewart Cog Harslett Dowling Pascoe Weinert Harvey Hall Coe Bohlmann Daly Pain Finlay Leesue Coghlan Farmer Coe Cook Masters Pritchard Barclay Nave Spotswood Pinch McCarthy Chick Rundle Rundle Clack Shephard Bennett Higgins Schmidt Thomson Barrett Prior OBrien Pags Delsar Chick ODel ar totals Blue 7860 points Red 5184 points Blues lead by twelve tables to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harvey
C. Hall
C. Coe
R. Bohlmann
Mrs. Durrant
L. Durrat
E. Daly
Pain
M. Finlay
Leesue
G. Jeffery
G. Kearney
M. Coghlan
L. Farmer
N. Coe
G. Coe
Mrs. Cook
A. C. Masters
Mrs. Page
F. Jackson
Pritchard
F. Weinert
Mrs. Pascoe
R. Johnston
E. Fitzsi
Bennett
F. Higgins
Schmidt
W. Thomson
Miss Barrett
J. W. Prior
Harris
L. Harris
K. O'Brien
J. Pags
O. Delsar
A. Chick
Primary Producers' Freedom Association Formed in Gladstone
A Gladstone meeting at Memorial Hall elected R H Lines to preside and carried resolutions including taxing forms, opposing double water rates, seeking petrol refunds for primary production, opposing the Dairy Act, reviewing yard fee regulations, criticising bread prices relative to wheat, challenging preferential railway rates for storekeepers, and renaming the body the Primary Producers' Freedom Association. H M Pascoe named Auditor. G M Black to notify Georgetown branch formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Memorial Hall
R. H. Lines
Messrs
R. B. Lines
G. A. Smallacombe
Fort Adelaide
Primary Producers’ Freedom Association
All Is
H. M. Pascoe
G. M. Black
E. E. Lang
Georgetown
Knight elected to Gladstone Town Council in vacancy
From the Areas Express July 11 1930 the vacancy on Gladstone Town Council left by the resignation of Mr Twigg was filled by the election of Mr B J Knight. Also notes an W C T U entertainment at Caltowle and flood water talks led by Mayor Dr McDougall. District Council results list Ward pairs and auditors. Crystal Brook Institute officers elected at annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Twigg
B. J. Knight
W. C.T.U
Caltowle
T. Murrie
Ferry
Kildea
Martin
Murrie
Kewason
Mills
Axford
Mesers
Williams
T. Hancock
Patrick Dundon
William Bond
T. F. Jones
8. Winkler
Crystal Brook—Township
Tohn Forgan
T. Wilkington
Pirie
E. H. Eagle
H. H. Butler
John Turner
Georgetown
Geo. Fisher
Jne Noonan Jr
Yacka
J. Atkinson
R. Harvey
Narridy
A. His
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Inglis & Son
Jamestown
A. A. E. Klingner
Gladstone Croquet Club
A.B
Ralph & CO
Fordson
Gladstone Bridge Club
Marriott
L. Carthew
Destree
A. Lee
Harslett
P. Martin
Fisher
E. Taylor
S. John Bacon & CO
Spalding
We. Moffat
Ayr. Street
General Commission
S.A. Wheat Producers’ Freedom
Association
A.M.P. Society
Australian Mutual Provident Society
King William St
Adelaide
Gavin Lucas
8.A
Port Pirie
John Brammer
H. R. Lawrie
Cockburn Rd
R. C. McKnight
Texaco
New and Better Texaco
THE
Texas Company
Australasia
Texaco Dry
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