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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
2
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The Annual Meeting of Sub scribera at Memorial Hall on Monday July 8 1928 at pm will review the Annual Report and Balance Sheet, elect officers and committee, and consider other business. A social will follow. subscribers receive a ticket for Bets and a friend. Logies invited to bring baskets. Bennett president Barclay secretary.
Sunday July 15 1928 schedule includes Anglican services at Alban's Gladstone 9 am Holy Communion and 7 pm Evening Prayer. Baptist Georgetown holds 11 am and 7 pm with topic The Pro Blood of Jesus. Clover Hill Gladstone hosts an anthem All are Invited. Tuesday afternoon annual Howe Mission led by Rev J C Barratt Calowte Yongya 3 pm with Rev T Geddes White.
The Areas Express and Farmers Journal notes Georgetown appoints an agent for Buick and Vauxhall cars. It lists an annual social, a poverty ball in Gladstone, a farmers market at Gladstone, a subscribers meeting, mail conveyance tenders, and awards at exhibitions.
A notice announces a change of business involving Mr A Cole and a fruit and vegetable business at Gluletous Creaprethirty. It lists daily fruit vegetables and small goods, a twice weekly cart run, and refreshments at all hours credited to T. Ryan.
Notice for the twelve months ending 20th June 1928 requiring all salaried and unmarried employees with gross income including board or quarters of £100 or more to lodge income tax returns by August 1928. State returns subject to penalty. Commissioner details dated 28 June 1988.
Public notice invites bids to convey mails on listed mail routes for a period of one to three years from January 1 1988. Details specify service area contracts, submission deadlines, and eligibility requirements for bidding entities.
The Shell Company reports a cautious trade mood in Australia but highlights plans for extensive expansion in storage and distributing facilities. Immediate spending is set near £1,250,000 while motor spirit sales remain strong and power kerosene demand has surged, driven by tractors and farming needs.
The Gladstone Corporation meeting recorded minutes read and confirmed. Overseers and Finance reports were received. The paysheet passed at £71 6s 6d. Several resolutions approved including hospital representation, medical officer appointment, road kerbing and repairs, and notice board erection at park gates.
A large crowd attended a Kitchen Evening at Gladstone Methodist Hall for Mrs Fanny Sargent on the eve of her marriage to Don Winter. Rev T Geddes White praised Miss Bargeul and the Kindergarten group. Gifts were collected, and a prize to Miss Hilda Blesing and Mr A Gale was announced.
A special meeting of subscribers to the Gladstone Institute approved trustees recommendations to buy Mrs Jeffers land and part of Mr Garrad’s land adjoining the Institute for 25 years at a 3 per year rent. The committee is instructed to secure title and draft a lease agreement with the Gladstone Bowling Club.
Allan Wilfred Justin a postmaster pleaded guilty to fraudulent conversion of 18 pounds 19 shillings 6 pence and 25 pounds 2 shillings 2 pence, both property of the Commonwealth, and was committed for sentence with sureties. John Hanford Chindlar of Laard faced a charge for misusing the telephone on 16 June 1928, failed to appear, case heard ex parte, fined 2 pounds plus costs 8 shillings 8 pence, default 14 days.
Racing notes list entries for a Saturday race card including hurdles Antooma or Single Pax novice plates Radiant Revel or Joydon Hudunda Cup Lina Magn or Double Alley Jumpers Plate Antondale or Kurrumpore trials Adorable or Vib Weller Double Alley or Mita Fevilo broken hay Dun Moerng broken Cup Mentelluy or Kidaides VLC Grand National Steeplechase Charmont Glen TronIs or Clan Robert
An advertisement touts SANDERS EUCALYPT, promoting drops as germ killers for hands mouth and gums. It claims daily use on a handkerchief as a mouthwash and in water aiding toothache while promising to keep the doctor away.
The Melbourne Supreme Court case upheld SANDER'S Pure Eucalypti Extract as superior to rivals for congestion colds and infections. Advertises Sandar's HUCA LYPT Extract as genuine with claims of sole authenticity and availability at Gisdutons Pharmacy.
Golf scores show Dally defeating Corry 3 up and 2, Fide beating Brennan 7 up and 6, Carthew over Gilbert 3 up and 1, At he defeating Steadman 5 up and 2, Gesenhaem losing to Gleeson 5 up and N Campbell beating Fergusson 5 up and 3. Mayfield fell to Kendrew 4 and 3. Lawry lost to Smurdock 2 down, Gale fell to Frith 2 down, Reed lost to Plush 4 down 3, Roberts down 4 and 3. Miss B Thomson beat Dunsford 2 up and 4, Miss Humphries lost, Miss Story down 2, Mrs Mayfield beat Men White 2 up, Miss Pairchild beat Mrs Pakington 1 up, Mrs Destree beat Mrs Thomas 1 up. Miss Pinch beat Mrs Monday 3 up and 2, Mrs Thomas beat Mrs Kendrew 3 up. EB Thomson vs Wilson square, Gladstone 42 matches, Crystal Brook 6 matches all square 1. Gladetones vs Peterborough Ladies, Miss Thomson lost to Mrs Brown 4 down, Mion C Bumphrin faded, Miss D Pinch beat Miss Potter 7 up and 6, Fairchild lost to Mrs Billa 4 down 3, Mrs Smith lost to Mrs Jonnetone down, Miss N Cos lost to Bre, Northeast 6 down. Gisdletone 1 match, Peterborough matches.
In Crystal Brook Police Court Jack Hyena of Narridy pleaded guilty to drunkenness and received 7 days in adstone gaol. James Cook of Port Pirie, a boilermaker, faced charges of abusive words toward Albert Beerett at Crystal Brook railway station. he was fined 10 shillings with 16 shillings default and imprisoned for 1 day in Gladstone gaol.
The third round of matches sees Tidatone visiting Georgetown and Jamestown hosting Laura. Gladstone aims to spoil Georgetown as the Magpies pursue a tough test against the Gladstone eighteen with captains and lineups listed for Gladstone Jamestown Emergencies and The Nerves. A special train is planned to Georgetown with listed fare and attendants.
The Royal menis for the Blind held an annual benefit in the Water Tute Hall drawing a crowded audience. Mr. Raymond led the company with violin, supported by local singers and pianists. the program included overture, songs, duets, and recitations. A wedding of Miss Saint and Mr. Tack Hunt was celebrated at the Crystal Brook Methodist Church with decorated surroundings and a reception in the Sunday School Hall. A ratepayers meeting discussed council candidate views, and the library institute hosted talks on Japanese customs with music and piano solos drawing praise.
The committee notes donations to the Gladstone Unemployed Fund including a 27/70 donation to a local distress case. Other entries list previously acknowledged gifts and donor names in a brief record of receipts.
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