Gladstone Beats Georgetown In Northern Areas A.A.A Premiership Review
Gladstone defeated Georgetown 35 point margin as rain soaked grounds affected play. Goalkickers included P Leesue with five goals and Rex Yates, J Leesue, M Read, K Jolly for Gladstone while Hollow and Nooman led Georgetown. Jamestown edged Wirrabara in a muddy, late-season clash with heavy showers reducing play time.
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Jamestown
Gladstone i
Crystal Brook
Wirrabara
Georgetown
Caltowie
Gladstone
Aiaast
P. Leesue
Rex Yates
J. Leesue
M. Read
K. Jolly
Hollow
D. Phillis
K. Noonan
Glardstone
G. Pletcher
W. Smallacombe
Hyne
Northern Areze Football Cup Presented by Local Agents
Through the efforts of Mr Will Place a GM Neldens representative the Northern Areas towns donate a Cup for competition among the Chis of the Northern Areas Football Association. The trophy must be won three times before transfer of ownership and is on display at Mrs W G Cooks Gladstone.
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Will Place
General Motors-Neldens Limited
Vorthern Areas
W. G. Cook
Gladstone
Eame
B Grade Jamestown Beats Washpool In Muddy Clash
Jamestown B team secured its second win by defeating Washpool in a muddy Saturday matchup. Final: Jamestown 15 goals 4 behinds to Washpool 4 goals 8 behinds. Best players for Jamestown were Jackson South J and C Williams Kelly. for Washpool Shane Fahey McDonald Carzon. Goalkickers: Jamestown Jackson 5 Hennig Goldsworthy 2 each. Washpool Fahey 2 Dunn McDonald.
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Jamestown
Washpool
Jackson
South
Williams
Kelly
Shane
Fahey
McDonald
Carzon
Hennig
Goldsworthy
Dunn
Gladstone District Council Minutes June 2 1939 Meeting
Gladstone District Council met on June 2 1939 with Crs. O Neill Lee Hillam Black Ry Potter and the District Clerk Budge present. Discussion covered wages membership requests from employers federation hospital board appointment issues institute room hire and financial matters including paysheets rent for water reserve agistment offers and donations to Brighton Blind Deaf and Dumb Institution.
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Crs
J. P. O'Neill
A. Lee
J. Hillam
G. M. Black J
Ry Potter
My. €. Budge
Crs. Y
M. H. Page
Highways & LG
Employers Federation
Royal Adelaide Exhibition
Crystal Brook Hospital
Institute Committee
K. Klemm
D. A. Humphris
G Yates
A. F. Holmes
Black
Leo
Employers
C. Potter
H Klemm
Cr. Leo
Hlack
D. Humphris
Cr. Potter
Cr. Black
Rs.l
Social
R.S.L
Cr. Hillam
Praise for former Jamesown footballer Dawes as SA captain
Vic Inhuston writing in Mail on Saturn selects J. P. Dawes of South Adelaide as ideal leader for the South Australian team this season. He lauds Dawes for leadership, personality, and the ability to inspire teammates to greater deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Inhuston
J. P
Tack) Dawes
South Adelaide
Dawes
Jack
Bank profits rise for National Bank of Australasia period to 1930 highs
The National Bank of Australasia reports profits for the year to 1 March at £361,245 the highest since 1930. The final dividend is 6 percent for the year, with six percent for the full twelve months. Net profits equal 7 percent on paid up capital and 4.08 percent on shareholders funds. Liquid assets stand at 7 and a half pence in the pound of total liabilities to the public.
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National Bank of Australasia Limited
P.a
Treasury
London
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Matthews Emporium
Forgan
J. & R. Forgan Limited
Port Pirie
Hearne
Hearnes
Northern Areas
A.aa
Jamestown Oval
Imne
Beures
Magpies
Golds
C. Dawes
A. Daly
Clarke
McCann
Trevorrow
Goodes
Hayes
Whalan
Cummins
C. Schnider
Copley
Galtowie
Northern Areze Football Association Cup
Gladstone District
Jamesown
Sol and
Blue
Btu
Eac
Arey
Nour
fOmmine
Commercial Hotel
W. J. Goldsworthy
the National Bank OF Australasia Limited
the National Bank
Lord Hutchison of
Monirne
Carrui
BS Bank
Toran
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