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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
4
Auction notice lists Purebred Berk Weaners eight weeks old from Wickham and Canay plus 1 Prime Porker. Terms as usual and further entries invited. Clients may arrange terms with auctioneers before sale.
Grade invites applications for two central umpires for semi finals. Applicants must state fees and expenses, with full particulars to reach Secretary E Thamm Murraytown by Monday July 22.
A cycle enthusiast or commission agent promotes cycles and accessories. Liberal Commission terms offered. Lewis Cycle Works Ltd lists Box 873 G P Adelaide as the contact point for the Adelaide area.
Seated tenders are invited for the specified work on Monday July 15 at 6 p.m. Specifications are available at the Council Chambers.
The Annual Meeting of Subscribers and Ratepayers will be held in the Jamestown Institute on Friday July 18 at 8 p.m. Business includes presentation of report and balance sheet election of five Board of Management members and election of two Auditors. Any other matters in connection with the Hospital.
Sunday July 14 1928 in Gladstone features Church of England with Holy Communion at 11 am and Evening Prayer at 7 pm in Albans. Baptist Geergetown holds services at 11 and 7 led by Pastor D Siew, with evening sermon A New Man. Geddes White presides at Bladstone with 7 pm address and Geddes White at Yangya at 8 pm. hymnody and congregational announcements noted.
Notice warns owners and keepers of unregistered dogs to register by August 1 1929 or face six pound penalty. Registrar visits Washpool road July 25 then Leppard Rasheeds Colle area through 4 p.m. Poison notice states poison laid on property Section 99 100 101 102 103 104 Hundred of Reypelie dated July 13 1223 Spalding W Smith Spalding.
A period ad section outlines rates for sale lost found and wanted ads with pre payment and two penny per word for larger listings. It promotes sign your name for better results and mentions a book lovers set for sale and local agent notices for Lewis Cycle Works Ltd and boarding options at Neola guest home. Lost overcoat at institute hall prompt return to Globe Hotel. Rhode Island Red eggs for sale from Jamestown breeder Les Bertidge Jr with breeding stock details.
Jamestown services include Holy Communion at 11 a.m and Evening Prayer at 7 p.m. Morning Prayer and casting cold water noted. Canowie Belt shows a 6 p.m. service with “Trying us” listed. Wornsdale and Jamestown items reference Evangelical activities and a sermon titled The Seven Deadly Sins. L. G. Rand, BA, listed as minister.
Fragmentary listings show church names Methodist and Presbyterian with Reverend names R H Lee T Williams and Adelaide references. Additional fragments include Canowis Bull and times around 2 7 8 p.m. indicating schedule notices.
The Gladstone Women’s Branch of the Agricultural Bureau meets this Friday afternoon at Memorial Hall. The agenda features a "Question Box" session with members and officers in attendance.
Master Rex McKenzie son of Mr and Mrs C McKenzie of North Parade Jimstown slipped while playing at school and fell on his right elbow. He was later taken to hospital where X rays showed a cracked elbow bone.
G Ritchie MLC R D Nicholls and J A Lyons will speak at Crystal Brook Institute this Friday evening. Electors can learn about State political affairs and legislation from the last two sessions. Mr Lyons will respond to statements from a recent Crystal Brook meeting. The visiting members will discuss local requirements with constituents.
Coursing patrons reminded the Middle-North Plumpton Day meet will run at Jamestown Plimpton grounds on Tuesday July 16 and the following day if needed. The program includes three 16 stakes with details on posters. Nominations close with Secretary T J Kelly at Jamestown by 8 p.m. Friday July 12. the draw is set for Friday night at the Commercial Hotel.
Advertises SANDERs Pure Volatile Eucalypt Extract as a safe remedy for flu catarrh asthma bronchitis pneumonia phthisis rheumatism and winter ailments. Promotes usage in bath mouthwash headker chief and notes awards for purity potency claims while warning against imitators.
Northern Areas Bridge Association reports a match at Gildstone on uly Ast with Gladstone defeating Gulf eleven to one. Winning pairs included Hawke and Stewart, Fallon and Leo, Travers and Leo, Chick and Jackson, and others. Official player names were not fully available at press time.
Gladstone market will fold its monthly sale next Tuesday with 810 sheep 38 cattle 10 pigs and sundries offered by Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd. An advertisement notes the items and timing for buyers.
In the District Council of Georgetown election for one councillor in Yacka Ward, voting totals show A G Fulton 50 elected and W H Richards 50.
The annual ratepayers meeting of the Gladstone District Council will be held at Memorial Hall this Friday afternoon at 2 30 to receive the Chairman's report and balance.
Members are notified that the Jamestown Rifle Club annual general meeting will be held in the Bank Room at Jamestown Institute on Wednesday evening the 17th at 7 p.m. Trophies won during the year will be presented at this meeting.
The Read Challenge Brooch was won by Mrs J K R Wisher who defeated Mrs W Shephard. In a separate match Mrs W B Archer and H B Hewett defeated Mrs Osman and Read. Friday’s play saw Mrs W Shephard and H Osman defeat Mesdames W Creber and H B Hewett for the Shephard Challenge Brooches.
The old established business of Mr. W H Deable has been purchased by Mr. H R Clark of Gladstone. During the week stock was sold to the new owners and goods are moving quickly. Further exceptional values will be offered next week for bargain hunters.
The Gladstone Amateur Dramatic Society repeats a well received program at Georgetown Memorial Hall on Wednesday July 17. Proceeds go to the Georgetown Croquet Club and Gladstone. Georgetown readers are assured of entertainment of class.
The article notes cold, cloudy mid winter with a north wind carrying fine dust from the interior. Past July and August dust storms mirrored a dry winter, while recent rains offered some relief yet did not reach far inland, despite hopeful signs of more rain after several showers since sunset.
Nominations from Liberal Federation members to contest the Burra district of the House of Assembly and the Northern district of the Legislative Council are due with Mr M A Radford at Aberdeen on Tuesday. Nominations will be announced at district committee meetings in Jamestown on Friday July 19. The present Burra district members are Commissioner Jef Crown Lands (Mr Jenkins) and Messrs R J Carter and T Jettner. The Northern district council members whose term is expiring are Messrs W Morrow and
G. Ritchie reports that Mr. Jetiner, a parliamentary entrant in several past elections, does not intend to seek reelection this time and will undertake a trip abroad.
The Labor Party held a plebiscite for Burra Burra to contest the State elections. Hawke led with 368 votes, McHugh 380, Evans 153, Criteh 160, and Marner Jenner 58, electing Hawke, McHugh, and George as Labor candidates for Barry Burra Jamestown and district.
At the Presbytery of Adelaide meeting on Monday the James Town Presbytery discussed the call from Belalie to Rev. A. B. Page of Seacliffe. Delegates urged acceptance for Jamestown royalty. two delegates urged decline. Page accepted the call and awaits Belalie’s instructions.
Rev W A Dunn, President of the Methodist Conference, led Jubilee Services at Snowtown Methodist Church with crowded attendances despite rain. He later visited Gladstone, addressing a well attended Lecture Hall gathering and critiquing anti church fiction from insiders.
Licences in Jamestown Shop ping District must be renewed by July 1929 with a 2 pound daily fine for late registration. Driver licences under the Motor Vehicles Act expired June 30 1829 and must be renewed at the Registrar of Motor Vehicles Adelaide. Bulls over six months must be registered with penalties of twenty pounds.
The President of the Northern District Baptist Association Mr H Williams and Vice President Rev J Ju Asser are on an official tour of the Northern Bar Churches. In Jamestown Church a welcome meeting voiced inspiration and challenge to greater things. They spoke on the association’s purpose and urged ventures in the Christian life during supper conversations. The tour continued to Canowie Bell Church on Wednesday evening with a warm reception and similar messages.
The article notes First Award and Gold Medal wins in New Zealand 1926 and at the Amsterdam International Exhibition. Purity and potency are supported by analyses from Professors Inglis Otago and Delavay Melbourne. It claims medical authority endorsements and royal Tarronage approval, asserting Sander's extract is a medicinal preparation for headaches burns sores and more.
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