Gladstone Maypole Fete Delights Community With Bright Displays
Ideal weather fueled the Gladstone Methodist Fete a large crowd enjoyed a Maypole scheme with pink mauve blue and lemon streamers. Rev Alvey and volunteers organized stalls as Mrs Nicholls opened the event in Adelaide presence. Prizegiving followed for juvenile entries. total receipts reached 108 pounds 19 shillings 7 pence with strong afternoon and evening programs and a lively crowd.
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Alvey
W. A. Wood
Gale
Pam
Nicholls
Jeanie Osman
Betty Harris
Muriel Coe
Josey Eley
Fife
Bob Palmer
Ivon Rack
Max Osman
Douglas Alvey
N. Hall
Methodist Choir
S. A. Keen
G. Miller
Messrs
C. O. Bennett
Alt. Harris
G. Coe
Hf, Osman
K. Sandow
E. Bley
Abell
Y. Wool
S Gale
P. Brafock
D. Gravestocks
Nourse
H. Venning
E. Growden
Messauies
Melten
J. Potter
J. S. Gillis
A. McNeil
W. Thomas Ive Crewm
Mr. G. Mellen
E. and Parkinson
T. Reynolds
M. Cor Swerte
Renuert
Opening of 1932 33 James Town Baths Season
The James Town Swimming Club opened its 1932 33 season at the James Lown baths on a sunny Saturday with strong spectator turnout. Mayor F W Haese officially declared the baths open, praising the club’s six years of progress and healthy finances. Trophies were donated by local officials, and the event featured a full program with officials led by Starter W W Gribble and judges A D Phillips and A J Symonds.
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James Lown
K. L. Orchard
F. W. Haese
Jean Symonds
A. J. Symonds
D. Smour
C Baynes
McCallum
G. Mitchell
Ki Steggalls
R. Lane Ss
B. Bronks
A. Wenham Ser
Westergall
E.ttrooks
A. Wenham
Vondes
Goudes
R. Wenham
H.W. Ghisson
E. Brooks B
Rave
Ron Slattery
D. Goodlea
Gladstone Squad Triumphs in S A Railways Ambulance Contest
The Gladstone S A Railways Ambulance Corps led by Mr Robin Pannell won the Junior Squad Competition in Adelaide after a rigorous final test scene with realistic injuries. Port Pirie and Tailem Bend squads finished second and third. Adjudicators praised the high standard despite a two year delay.
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Gladstone S.A. Railways Ambulance Corps
A. M. Plinn
R. Smith
J. E
Steff Ani
Robinson
Robin Pannell
Adelaide
Suard
Railways
S. L. Dawlins
Gladstone
Port Pirie
H. &. Burns
Tailem Beni
A. B. G. Hunter
Ray Howe
Social event guest list and tea details
The notice lists attendees such as W. B. Hewett Misses Janie Sargent and Gladys Bennett along with Mesdames P. G. Crafter Hy Bennett Ballantyne C. Coe and A. Harris. Afternoon Tea includes Mesdames P. Hicks 8. A. Keen H. B. McLachlan C. Read W. Real J. Leesue and L. G. Hirtia Bran Dip Mr. and Mrs. M. Hoiting.
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W. B. Hewett
Janie Sargent
Gladys Bennett
P. G. Crafter
Hy Bennett
Ballantyne
C. Coe
A. Harris
P. Hicks
A. Keen
H. B. McLachlan
C. Read
W. Real
J. Leesue
L. G. Hirtia
M. Hoiting
Wool Industry Amid Calls for Wool Executive Power
Canberra report argues against direct government control and proposes a wool executive body with genuine graziers' representation to regulate the market. It warns against changing governments and stresses the wool industry's vital role in Australia.
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Canberra
Australi
Woolgrowers Council
Nutionil Council of Wool Brokers
Hoover
Austalia
Fifty Years Ago Cricket Scores From November 22 1882
Readable fragments show Caltowie, Yongala, Gladstone, and Belalie cricket match scores. Caltowie 12 percent, Yongala 32. Gladstone 74 and 176 for four wickets. Belalie 77. Players listed include Downes Ferris son Fergusson Murrie Harford and Williams.
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Chicket
Caltowie
Yongala
Mayers
Wenham
Wand
Mantle
Conke
Buckenara
Parkes
Roach
Kitson
McDonald
Trestrai
Hall Yongala
Wellington Potter
Jones
Warner
Harris
Kentish
Jones Liuvey
Mutton
Ler
Callaghan
Glagstone
Cal
Towis
Svores
Gladstone
Caltowin
Glaystone
Mag
Tor
Tall
Edmunds
Livesey
Buckehia
Crabb
Catt
Martin Berryman
Moyes
Downes
Ferry
Keon
Fergusson
Murrie
Lee
Allen
Dunstan
Harford
T. Williams
Gladstone Y
Jamestown
Inestown If
Belslier
Belalie
Pergusson
P. Murrie
Waul J Dnestan
A. S
Relakie
Thyor Gi
Burton
Maslin
Himphris
Dunk
Johnson
Bundaleer Springs clash with Mallet Stonenappers in cricket
Bundaleer Springs totals 79 with Lambert and Dunstan high scorers as Mallet Stonenappers reply to 58. W Dunstan leads bowling for Bundaleer with 8 overs for 4 runs as L Siegert dominates with 4/7 for the Stone nappers.
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Bundaleer Springs
The
Mallet Stonenappers
Scorea
J. Honan
W. Dunstan
Yes
F. Jones
Honan
B. McAskill
Jones
B. M. Cronin
Lucas
B. Kelly
Prior
B. J. Cronin
Sunfries
L. Slegert
M. Cronin
J. Cronin
Parliament Faces Tough Slog Against Opposition
Fragmentary text shows a political standoff where supporters hope for backing while five determined opponents resist, reflecting Australian ministerial interests and wider political tensions.
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Politica Ventro
Australia
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