Georgetown Coursing Meeting Ends In Tight Finish
The annual coursing on Monday and Tuesday faced windy, wet weather that hindered the hunt for hares. Say Guy won first prize of £23 for Gladstone owners J. T. Page E. T. Leesue and P. R. Bradock, with Minda's Pride taking £12 and the second cup. The event closed with thanks to officials and supporters, and Say Guy defeated Minda's Pride in the final after rounds featuring Killeath and Nellie Boyd among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
Spalding
Page
Club
E. McMahon
Frank Page
G. J. Noonan
Messrs. J. T
C. J. Page
Port Pirie
G. Ferme
Will McNamara
I. W. Hinton
T. J. O’brien
H. R. Matthews
Pt. Pirie
Trenorden
Kadina
Justalen
Amecet
Magpie
Little Miss Comfort
Killeath
Enterwinne
Phyllison
Pride
Tip
Eyes Sperkle
Always Belle
Minda
Pri
Just Nippy
Lucinda
Shy Bonnie
Lemo
Green Belle
Hostile
Canis Queen
Say Guy
Nellie Boyd
Connamin Rose
Hazel
Crest
Nimble Flyer
Justaleen
Eye
Sparkle
Town Notes From Georgetown and District Activities
A Georgetown diary of community life includes a June 17 farewell for Mrs. A. W. Brogan at Mr. B Freeman’s home, with her moving to Conniston near Wollongong. Patriotic work during the war, a silver gift, and social tributes mark the sendoff. The Baptist Women’s Guild hosted an American afternoon to aid Mission funds with Devonshire themes and music. The Agricultural Bureau's Women’s Branch met with lectures on Devonshire, sheep husbandry, and dairying, plus a gramophone recording. Football club events featured blackboard lectures by Mr. Frank Page, a dance for the accident fund, and a home match versus Callowie with notable players and scoring. The weather have been favorable with scattered showers and a generous rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brogan
8. Freeman
Broken Hill
J. J. Angley
Les. H. Peter
W. A. Peaks
The
Agricultural Bureau
Institute
J. A. Lyons
Devonshire
England
Devon
Ken Noonan
Laura
Pirie
Gladstone
Caltowie
Will Bond
Alby Smallacomb
A Smallacombe
G. Myatt
E. J. Hynes
M. Smallacombe
K. Noonan
P. Haren
A. J. Cockburn
H. Hartwig
L Haren
Gulnare
McLaren
Martins
L. Holland
J. Kelly
Local Tennis Roundup Scores From Evening Matches
A series of eight matches finished with various results. J Vaughton defeated Garbell two down and Angley beat Guiney six down four. Thom as lost to Tilbrook five down four. Winton beat Harrison one down. Macenire defeated Gale five up three, Freeman beat Thomas four down three, Stott beat Richards five up three. Badman defeated Smarty three down. Several other close pairings concluded with wins for Freeman, St. Badman, Noonan, Inglis, Smallacombe, Garbett, and Thomas in tight sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. Hynes
Smallacombe
D. Smallacombe
S. T. Nancarrow
C. Noonan
P. R. Smallacombe
Wieners
Scares Ag
J. Vaughton
Garbell
F. Angley
E. Guiney
J. &. Thomas
P. Tilbrook
E. L. Winton
H. Harrison
J. Macenire
W. Gale
K. Freeman
B. Thomas
F. B. Stott
G. A. Richards
L. G. Smarty
Badman
H. S. Freeman
Hay
J. Say
Freeman
Turf trials and hurdles feature at Saturday meet
Juvenile hurdles include Ciric and Black Diamond. Welter lists Tusmore and Marmisti. Norleen heads Winter hurdles with Drought King and Scudder. Steeple sees Kingbridge and Fire Prince. prominent horses Reed Mantle Miss Leth Salastar and SBy Night Illustri lion Rawson compete. G N hurdles Pooley Bridge Rest ford Green Cape noted.
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Reed Mantle
Miss Leth
Salastar
Ciric
Black Diamond
Norleen
Drought King
Scudder
Kingbridge
Kenjin
Fire Prince
Welter—Warrior
Tusmore
Sby Night
Illustra Lion
Rawson
G.N
Pooley Bridge
Restford
Green Cape
Election at Georgetown contest in two wards
The annual district council elections are set for tomorrow in Georgetown with races in two wards. In Georgetown Ward J Sullivan opposes J A Lyons who has chaired the Council for years. In Narridy Ward M Reynolds battles T Browne as the field for the vacancies narrows to Deeble as the sole new J P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
J. Sullivan
J. A. Lyons
Messrs
M. Reynolds
Thomas Browne
Narridy
Lyons
Gladstone
J. G. Deeble
J.P
Gladstone Market Sale Advertises Livestock and Land
Elder Smith & Co. Ltd announce a monthly market at Gladstone on Tuesday. Items include 1565 sheep 10 horses 12 pigs and Sundries. Also offered 1130 acres freehold land located 6 miles northeast of Gladstone and 4 miles southwest of Caltowie. See adverts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd
Gladstone
Caltowie
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Castrol Oil
Capitol
Georgetown Coursing
National Library of Australia
R. J. Finlayson, Ltd
Gladstone Pharmacy
J. W. Norman
J. G. Cox
P.O. Box
Telephone
A. C. Masters
C. Rutter
Cross Street
Jim Stewart
Vauxhall
Lockheed
H. T. Harslett
A. J. Noll
Gladstone, Georgetown, Gulnare
W. L. Palmer &C
Optician
Jamestown
Bert Barrett
Wear Store
Sporting Notes
the Booyoolee Hotel
Ted White
Nuriootpa
Nathan Beer
E. Yates
Fruiterer
Greengrocer
H. F. Holmes
Main S&t. Gladstone
A. J. Butter & Son
Gladstone Hotel
Ern Cohen
Auburn and
Wallaroo
West End Beer
Sydney W. Thomson
Univ
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C. Brook
Eley Bros
General Blacksmiths
E. A. Gale & Sons Builders, Contractors & Undertakers
Sixth St
Fred Willis
Muriel Harris
Laura and
Pt. Augusta
West End
Gladstone Market
Miss Phyllis Cook
Phose
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