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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
2
A report outlines alleged wrongdoing by a major crime syndicate and its leader David Hume, claiming access to a vast customer base of about 408 million across regions. Investigators detail operations, revenue streams, and potential legal actions anticipated.
Jamestown market sale on Thursday October 20 at 1.30 pm by Dalgety & Company Limited offers sheep cattle horses pigs and sundries from various owners. Lots include extensive ewes lambs wethers and rams plus fat cattle and horses with detailed stock lists and terms at sale.
Applications are invited for the post of caretaker for the 198839 swimming season of about three months. Applicants should state wages desired. Further details from the Secretary. Applications to be in the hands of the Secretary no later than Friday October 21. Hon. Secretary lank N.
Mr L A Higgins now stationed at Rumbalara NT after working for the Commonwealth Telegraph Depart ment at Kalgoorlie and Gladstone. Goldebrough Mort Co Ltd cancel Oktober Market at Gladstone due to seasonal conditions. Mr Rutter offers house painting estimates from Ula Straits. A J Noll Butter of George Iowa takes over Gladstone business formerly run by Mrs M Gurney and Mr K Leesue. aims to supply best meat at honest prices.
Notice describes a perpetual lease and multiple parcels totaling about 100 acres of rich flats suitable for potatoes and about 350 acres of fallow land for seeding. Includes grazing potential, a running creek, good roads, and adjoining well developed holdings. Asking price £2/10 per acre with inspection by contacting Land at 18 Avenue Street Millsgood or telephone 4008.
At the University Music Examinations led by Mr Harold Wylde ERC C pupils of Mrs Ailsd Palmer achieved results. Grade V I Helen Bailey earned credit, Claire Dunstan passed Grade VI Maurine Parrott passed Prepara tory Oracle Roma Parrott passed Merle Stuker passed.
Sporting notes list hurdles events including Gay Scot Lady Prestige Greenhide and Novice Ist iiy Stardale Ahura Trevision plus divisions Floral Milne and Milo. steeple entries Dun B ur Scoran. trials Lusaunia Mirthbrook Le Swe. Welter Dalmuis Toxaway Cavi line Caulfield Cip Marauder Avenger St Constant.
Anniversary services at Gladstone Methodist Church featured Rev. J. A. H. Andrews of the Burra Circuit delivering morning, afternoon, and evening sermons. He praised England's leaders for steering away from war while noting the cabinet and Creek’s efforts, with special anthems by the choir and P. A. Lines at the organ.
The Gladstone Golf Club held its annual wind up social at the Parish Hall on Monday with a large gathering. Dancing accompanied by Mr. E. L. Cohen's orchestra. The president Mr. F C Grubb presented trophies to members who won during the year. Supper was served by club ladies and secretarial duties were performed by Mr. R A Mundy.
Annual fair at the Presbyterian Church Institute on Thursday, October 20. Lay Mayoress Mrs B T Daly opens at 3 pm. At 8 pm the Sable travel troupe presents Parody the Next Best Thing a 4 act comedy. Tickets 2 shillings, 1 shilling children half price. No extra charge for booking.
Jamestown Hospital Inc invites the public to attend the official opening of the new wing by Sir George Kirchie, K.C.M.G., M.B.E., at 4 pm on Friday October 21. The board asks the town and district to join and inspect the completed building.
Jamestown A team to play at Gladstone and meet at Walker's at 1.30 on Saturday with players K F Ludlow B Chambers R Walker V Brown Misses McNeel Skuce Mrs Wight Miss Bruve. Jamestown B team to play Teal counts-a with Kirk AL McDouzall Yeomans Wenham B Millard G Skurtiy Miss Wight Mg Mara pillis Crump Miss Gardiner.
The Jamestown Belalte Agricultural Society show drew an estimated 8,000 visitors on Wednesday October 12 at the modern grounds. Excellent weather and a grassed carpeted site aided foot traffic while exhibits in needlework art craft cooking and dairy drew praise. Horse section was light but motor displays and farm implements attracted crowds. Prizewinners spanned vegetables dairy produce jams pickles flowers and Livestock with top ribbons won by A H Buchanan & Son and R W Lehmann among others. Notables in attendance included L McEwin MLC A D McDonald MP and local figures from Orroroo Clare Burra and Moonta communities.
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