Beout District Soccer Nears Finish With Key Matches
Beouts nearing season end on September 15 with Berala leading Berala by two points and Auburn eight behind in second place, Parramatta two behind Auburn. The top teams show tight play, while Auburn and Parramatta fight for the wooden spoon. The next matches occur August 31 at 3 45 PM at Metropolitan Vickers ground Auburn and Berala square off.
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Beouts
Berala
Ind Berala
Auburn
Parramatta
Barala
Metropolitan- Vickers
Berals
Station
Waratah Concert Party Week-end Engagement
The Waratah Concert Party spent another week-end at the Waratah venue with a program of musical numbers and performances. Local residents attended, enjoying a varied program and previews of upcoming events.
Auburn Council Votes to Buy Park Area Behind Memorial
Last Monday Auburn Council agreed to purchase a subdivision fronting Memorial Square after a Railway Commissioners inquiry. Alderman Briggs said £1500 offered, £300 already available for the first year, council to pay over five years, with opposition noting the area should belong to the council for a proper front view.
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Railway Commissioners
Hunt
Ald
Briggs
Auburn Council
Ita
Auburn
Davidson
Ritchie
Leyland
de Davidson
Where Are the Silver Toms Question at Auburn Meeting
Ald inquired about the missing silver studs for safety lines on Auburn road and at the school. Briggn said the delay was due to insufficient police to control traffic, so studs were being inserted in the concrete and work would proceed when officers are available.
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Ald
Ritchia
Auburn
Auburn Road
Briggn
Seeks Concert to Support Wisconsin Piano Fund
Local organizers announce a benefit concert to raise funds for a piano fund in Wisconsin. Details are scarce but the event aims to support music education and provide instruments for schools and community programs.
Audit Report of Auburn Council Accounts Year Ended Decem
The Auburn Municipality audits its council accounts for the year ended December, providing a full and fair view. The statements are in accordance with the books and local ordinances, reflecting the council's financial affairs accurately.
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Auburn Municipal Council
Cannstal
Ahestate 7
Auburn Mayor Secures Groxville Coun Permission to Erect Board
Auburn officials heard the mayor report last Monday night that he had secured consent from Groxville County to erect a new board. Alderman Moodle congratulated the mayor on the success and thanked Gran for his courtesy, while the Peedi area leader noted the board would aid travelers and improve the local route.
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Auburn
Groxville Coun
Gran
Moodle
Peedi
Contorted Item From North-strest Auburs Race Stirred
A flawed scan describes community complaints about a parson and a local nuisance. The writer accuses a street car of spreading disease, citing typhoid and diphtheria as evidence. A drain issue is urged, with an Inspector to report findings.
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North-strest
Auburs
Noaas
Tims
Kevek
Concert in Auburn Town Hall by Citizens' Band
The Auburn Citizens' Band plans a concert at Auburn Town Hall next Sunday at 3 p.m. They thank Messrs Beazant and Ale for their kindness and to the Band funds. The program includes Mrs A Hutherly, Keig, Colin Dyster, LT docutionist, and pianist Miss M Kadi LY.
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Auburn Citizens
Auburn
A. Huthery
I.apenas
Colin Dyster
Mubeno
M. Kadi LY
Local council discussed rail issues and relief at Ere Vale
A reading from South Pur han Way informed the council that day that someone had the pallet and intended pulling. The information heaved a sigh of relief. No more broken items were mentioned.
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South Purhan Way
Nursing centre plan pushed by Auburn alderman
Alderman Davidson urged Auburn to establish a nursing centre, noting Indies interest and council support. He asked for a public meeting to gauge backing, while Alderman Briggs requested a requisition signed by a quorum before proceeding. Davidson agreed to gather the required number of ladies and citizens.
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Ald. Davidson
Auburn
Auburn Council
Briggs
Davidson
Ashes requested for street roads and Percy road
H Seymour of Newtown Street Auburn asked Auburn Council on Monday night for ashes for Parramatta road from Parramatta-road to Adderley-street because the road was boggy and cars broke springs. He also asked for ashes in Percy-road between Rawson Street and Hall-street. The Mayor said ashes were being spread now and Ald Cheetham pressed for more between Newton and Skarratt Street. The Mayor promised action.
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H. Seymour
Newtom Street
Auburn
Auburn Council
Nahes
Parramatta-road
Adderley-street
Hedges
Percy-road
Rawson Street
Hall-street
Ald. Cheetham
Newton
Skarratt
Bouquet for South Auburn Progress Association Heard
Alderman L Way planned to introduce a deputation from the Booth Auburn Drees Association to Auburn Council regarding Wellington road by Main de Bourd. Alderman Gollan moved to hear the deputation at the next Burn Council meeting. The South Auburn Progress Association was praised as a fine body of workers. The Main Roads Board move was supported as an excellent possibility, with the bridge at the foot of street to be considered during deputation discussions.
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Booth Auburn Drees Association
Auburn Council
Wellington Road
Ald
Gollan
Burn Council
South Auburnem Association
Foat
Atreet
Rodj
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