Tenders Invited for Supplies by October 5 193%
Tenders are invited on or before Wednesday October 5 193% at 5 p.m. for supplies. Tender forms are available at the Secretary's Office.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1938
Page
2
Tenders are invited on or before Wednesday October 5 193% at 5 p.m. for supplies. Tender forms are available at the Secretary's Office.
Friends note Mr W Gran den J P has improved enough to return home to Gladstone. Seret Virgo leaving on holiday with Mrs Virgo. Mounted Constable H F Hudson guards Gladstone Station. Mrs Chas H King and three children visit Bundaleer. Mrs King is Matron at Williams Hospital. Mrs Jack Leesne in Adelaide with daughter Mrs Kelly. delegates to Agricultural Bureaus conference. Elder residents Mr and Mrs F Parkinson celebrate 83rd birthday with tea. daughter Mrs H Johnston visited. Gawler items list hurdles and trials with numerous names and place references.
Fans faced a ruined final as the Northern Areas dispute over Hewett's eligibility led to protests by Gladstone and Caltowie. After league rulings, the final was cancelled with Gladstone to meet Caltowie at Jamestown followed by a grand final on October 1. Gladstone's listed lineup and reserves were announced for the Jamestown match.
A government inquiry into freezing works in the Northern Areas visited Gladstone on Tuesday. Local farmers and officials from Spalding, Jamestown, Gulnare and Laura argued for a depot at Gladstone, citing central rail and water access, lucerne potential, reduced wastage, and higher lamb prices. Proponents claim 100,000 lambs could be sent seasonally and propose Dorset Horn Merino breeding and fodder crops to boost fat lamb production.
The Jamestown Tennis Club opens the season Saturday at 1.45 pm with six courts in use. A mixed doubles tournament has an entry fee of 6d, and afternoon tea will be served at the club house. Players are urged to arrive early.
Miss Sheila Adams led the 36 holes qualifier by ten strokes at Kooyonga with Miss Margaret finishing fourth. Both reached the semi final after easy quarter final wins, with Friday’s final title match expected to decide the championship.
Owing to an unforeseen delay in arriving essential material the consecration ceremony for the Memorial Altar at St James Church of England Jamestown scheduled for Sunday is postponed to a date yet to be fixed in the near future.
Jamestown’s Bookmakers Committee hosts its annual charity ball on September 28. Proceeds fund Jamestown Hospital, with over £50 raised in prior years. The Jamestown Dance Orchestra will supply music and admission is described as reasonable.
The Cherry Gardens Agricultural Bureau notes saltpetre in solution can kill red gum stumps by drilling holes near ground level and pouring in the solution. Fresh sap speeds absorption. dry stumps slow the process. A cold water mix of 12 pounds saltpetre to four gallons is suggested, with full drying before burning.
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