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Any client requiring terms must make arrangements with the auctioneers prior to the sale.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1929
Page
2
Any client requiring terms must make arrangements with the auctioneers prior to the sale.
Huddleston residents H A Klemm and family express sincere thanks for letters cards telegrams floral tributes and sympathy after their bereavement. They especially thank Dr J Stewart and Nurse Sargent for assistance. A similar note from the Suzzicimons and family of Gladstone also extends gratitude for support.
On Sunday March 47 1929 the Church of England lists the 5th Sunday in Lent with services at S Afhan's and Gladstone. Morning Holy Communion at 9 and Evening Prayer at 7. Gladstone has Rev. 7 Geddes White supplying. Hindleston Harvest Festival noted at 3 with Rev. T Geddes White at 7.
The Messia Goldsbrough Mort and Co. Ltd holds its monthly Gladstone market on Tuesday offering 805 sheep 44 cattle 10 pigs and sundry poultry. Owing to train service curtailments letters to Gladstone arrive only Tue Thu Sat and mail from Gladstone to Adelaide via Peterborough closes at 6 pm Tue and Thu. At Gladstone Police Court John Themes Smith fined 20 shillings plus 4 shillings costs for offensive behaviour in the cell with 40s and 15s costs or fourteen days imprisonment in default.
Under the Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven and Lady Hore-Ruthven, with Lord Mayor Lavington Bonython and the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League, country centres are urged to organize or assist in selling 6d badges. Advertisements and badges are ready and will be sent on application to the Secretary Box 207c 5P.O. Adelaide.
A compact set of classified lines advertises WANTED LOST FOUND TO LET items. Listings include 3R BALE-Prime Making Bailey apply to Box 3 Georgetown, GLENELG Moseley Street guest home vacancies refiued guests phone X1878, FENLEY BEACH NHOLA Guest Home North Street offers comfortable accommodation for visitors and permanent boarders with country visitors specially catered for Mia Saunders phone L8297
Gladstone Circuit Court will sit Wednesday before Mr Justice Piper with juries. Cases include John Russell for housebreaking and larceny, Richard Paine for grievous bodily harm, Mavis Jean McPherson Williamson for grievous bodily harm, Patrick John O'Brien for indecent assault, and Arthur McLachlan for shopbreaking.
Sander and Son's Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract received the First Award and Gold Medal at the 1926 New Zealand S5 exhibition in Dune din and at Amsterdam's International Exhibition. Purity and patent status were confirmed by Professors Inglis of Otago and De Bayay of Melbourne. viewed by Supreme Court of Melbourne as best. endorsed by medical authorities and royal patronage for its medicinal uses.
Monday morning a fire broke out in a shed behind Mr James Madigan’s Mill Street home in Gladstone. A four year old boy Roy Madigan is believed to have started the blaze with matches. the straw roof shed was quickly engulfed and saved contents valued about £50. Fire brigades responded but could not save the shed or its contents, with Mrs Madigan and others rescued from danger.
The Gladstone Tennis Club staged a February 26 dance at the Institute Mall to raise funds for a new court on Cross Street. A good attendance enjoyed music by a gramophone under W. Kranz, with help from L. Farmer and . Baumann.
An advertisement extols SANDER'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT as a versatile remedy for sneezing, toothache, colds, influenza, croup, and infections. It cites awards in Amsterdam and Melbourne and warns against imitations while directing readers to the Bladstone Pharmacy to obtain the product.
The Rocky River A Grade minor premiership match ends tied between Georgetown and Huddleston and will be played at Gladstone tomorrow to decide the minor premiers. The B grade second semifinal also kicks off tomorrow at Laura with Gladstone facing Georgetown.
The Tubercular Soldiers Aid Society announces its annual appeal during March with badge sales in the city on March 22 and in the country on dates arranged by organizers. The fund remains exhausted and needs public support to continue relief and social work. donations may be sent to the Secretary, Box 207e, GPO, Adelaide.
Mr. Phil Crutchett, longtime Gladstone resident and first Town Council member, died suddenly on the 4th. He had opened a watchmaker and jeweller business in early Glastone and later returned to Moonta to continue work until his death. He is survived by a widow two sons and three daughters.
Theatregoers are reminded the Humphrey Bishop Musical Comedy Company will appear at the Gladstone Institute tonight. The company has enjoyed great success wherever they have performed and features some of Australia’s best artists. The box plan is at Cook’s.
The secretary of the Federal Treasury credits CommonWealth securities for rising popularity. Heathershaw notes easy transferability of loan holdings across the Commonwealth. Investors value the convenience, with hundreds of thousands of pounds moved annually through the Commonwealth Bank.
Local residents and visitors from Gladstone travel for holidays to Sydney Adelaide Melbourne and Port Pirie. Names include Mr and Mrs Chas Read Miss Winkler Miss Kathleen Bergin Mr S Parham Nurse R Sargent Rev and Mrs Geddes White Miss Jean White Mr Mark Botting Mrs E Sandow and others returning to Gladstone after trips and hospital stays.
A two days match started at Gladstone on Saturday between the above teams and will finish at Narridy tomorrow. Bowling figures show Nicolson 2 for 32, A B Smart 4 for 31, C O Smart 1 for 37, W Smart 1 for 17, Edgar Smart 1 for 40.
A fortnightly dance event at the Gladstone Institute Hall raised over £2 net for seating. Despite oppressive weather a good turnout enjoyed music by W Kranz Wireless Grammophone. next dance set for Tuesday March 26 with attendees including M Budge M Barclay B Renowden and D Keegan among others.
The report lists Laura area croquet results with Laura ladies beating Laura team by one point and pairs events including C Read and J Fisher defeating Mill Linch and Shepherd 36 to 13. Other croquet results show Creber and Wenning losing 10 to 26, Winkler and Coe losing 15 to 26, and Thomas with Crafter winning 26 to 13. A separate line notes Lanata 78, Gladstone 77. The text also discusses investment concepts about bonds and bank custody, describing a trustee investment and its security attributes.
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