Methodist Garden Fete Opens With Dance and Dainty Gifts
The annual Methodist Church garden fete at Alderman Curtis residence opens Wednesday December five at three o clock. The Mowers will open the programme and Indies have stocked the hall with Christmas gifts. Demonstration Soleogurie will perform folk dancing directed by Mise Lindaay. Night amusements promise novelty as Mir Barr and Sisuna Bros provide a fairyland setting.
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Mise ML . Bllaxfond
Ald. W
Mesars
Sisuna Bros
Wotawold
Show Societies Unite Move Toward State Conference
A large meeting of debaters from agricultural show societies in south-west New South Wales at Tenors, with reps from Temora to Quandilla, resolves to petition the Royal Agricultural Society for a conference of eight state councils to form a single union and seek rate exemption for shows as educational events.
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N.S.W
Tenors
Temora
Cootamundra
Ardlethan
Ariah Park
Canowindra
Barmedan
Bribharee
Young
Griffith
Borellan
Cowra
Burrows
West Wyndlong
Grenfell
Murrwchab
Quandilla
Royal Agricultural Society
Gaol Tragedy Father and Son Clear Name Claims
The French authorities face a ruling on a historic miscarriage of justice. Justin Adam and his father were wrongfully convicted in 1801 of murdering an old lady and sent to penal servitude in Guiana. Their son Justin died in prison after a long sentence. later inquiry, aided by the League of the Rights of Man and Louia Adam, asserts the family’s innocence and seeks to repair the record.
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French Guiana
Anne
Assize Court of
Epinal
Justin Adam
Adam
Justin
France
Louia Adam
Laf
League of the Rights of Man
Enid
Adama
Ths
Killed Station Sheep Aborigines Sentenced in Court
Four men were jailed for six months with hard labor and others for nine to twelve months in Port Augusta gaol after pleading guilty to killing cattle and sheep near Oodnadalla. The case, heard before Chief Justice Murray, drew remarks on treatment and deterrence.
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Murray
Port Augusta
Train excursion notices remind cheap state tours
Reminder about excursion trains from all parts of the State to be run this month. Patrons may enjoy a lengthy vacation at low rates. Ticket return must be dated before the outward journey begins. Details are advertised.
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Kampeenetal
Caeller
Neighbour's Quarrel Leads to Shooting of Pony
Stewart Dagg charged in police court with shooting a bay pony mare belonging to Oscar Juin Woodrock of Warwick. Bail set at £200 with two sureties of £100 each. Incident followed a dispute over Donaldson on Dagg's property. pony mare died after being shot as it reared. Donaldson allegedly seated on the horse during firing.
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Kallarsey
Stewart Wellington Dugg
Oscar Juin Woodrock
Warwick
Self
Donaldson
Dagg
Cage
Hammond Emerges as England Allrounder and Fielding Star
The piece reviews WP Hammond’s rise from a chequered start with Gloucestershire to becoming an England batsman and a standout fielder. It notes his early career termination over qualification issues, subsequent return, and his reputation as a top fielding allrounder and a useful change bowler.
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Hammeand
England
Ao Fieldeman
London
Gloucestershire
WP Hammond
Hammond
Australia
Have You a Trained Mind Chartres Correspondence College notice
An advertisement extols brain power over brawn and promotes Chartres Correspondence College courses in accounts architecture drafting engineering motor car work and more. Send for particulars to the Principal at Remington House Liverpool Street Sydney an enquiry incurs no obligation.
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Chartres
Stott
Hoare
Chartres Correspondencs College
Stout and Hoare's
Remington House
Liverpool-Street
Sydney
Paling Showroom Radio Contest Names Two Winners
The competition selected Mrs. H. B. Cottee and Mr. Percy Thiselton as finalists. Both pupils of Mr. B. B. de Loose impressed the adjudicators with their performances and have received multiple engagement offers to broadcast for the Broadcasting Company of New South Wales.
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Paling
H. B. Cottee
Percy Thiselton
B. B. de Loose
Broadcasting Company of New South Wales
Late Mr Max Judge Interment at Glen Innes
The funeral of the late Mr Max Well Marshall Judge who died in Armidale was held Saturday afternoon. Interment occurred at the Presbyterian portion of Glen Innes cemetery with a small gathering. Clergy from Armidale and Guyra attended along with many wreaths from Armidale and other friends.
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Maxwell Marshall Judge
Armidal
Glen Innes
P.N.G
A.M. Stevenaun
Amnidale
Bo N. M'Kie
Guyrna
Arthur Idmitinde
Armuiile
Alen
No Income Tax and Free Funerals Island Tale
A visitor from a famed island notes no income tax and free funerals as signs of prosperity. The region reportedly retires on 15 days of road work or equivalent daily pay, and burial costs are said to be zero with carpenter and labor contributing to coffins.
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Norfolk
Mice Valerie Sobbs
Moeraki
Sydney
Fatality at Muswellbrook as lineman dies on job
Mr ot W James, manager of Feone Electric Light and Power, was fatally injured at Muswellbrook when a live wire shocked him from a high pole. He fell, fracturing his skull, and died. Funeral held in Scone. Survived by a widow. He was the largest shareholder in the Scone Bleetrhe Light Go and its manager since inception.
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Ot. W James
Feone Electric Light and Power
Muswellbrook
Scone
James
Scone Bleetrhe Light Go
Wha
Modern Road Making Demonstrations by New South Wales Board
Modern road making machinery will be shown by the Main Roads Board in private arrangements at a series of demonstrations across the state. Reels will be cut off at Prince Edward Theatre Sydney on December 9 at 0:30 am. Officials invite inquiries from the NALMLA, promising a reveal of Ford construction plants in action.
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New South Wales
Hoads Board
Prince Edward Theatre
Sydney
N.almla
Phord
Guyra Dorrigo Route Motor Buses Favored Over Rail
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Clyne argues that motor buses could satisfactorily serve the Guyra to Dorrigo line and that spending two million pounds on a Tableland to Coast railway is unnecessary. He says the proposed railway would not be payable due to steep grades and sharp curves, and suggests a route with improved curves to haul heavier loads.
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Guyra
Dorrigo
Clyne
Lab. King
Legislative Assembly
Aail
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