Bathurst Football Needs Reform for Next Season
In Bathurst the football season has been marked by disregard for fixtures and discipline. Umpires faced abuse and clubs faced internal conflict. The Bathurst committee is urged to fix fixtures, enforce rules, and ensure proper player representation and clear refereeing reports to improve play next season.
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Bathurst
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Haya Beam
Sims
Leo Jenlemt
Amd
Newbridge
Uve
Raglan
Wayera
Anylub
Hia Etuf
Elf
Golidilee Fa
Differnt Ghuls
Cummittwo
Sulliciensly
Fuu
Olty
Outhurst
Ist’ Showl
Wood
Glenn Sport
Eeierol
Bathurst Constable O'Reilly Wins Putting the Shot
Local notice reports Constable O'Reilly formerly at Bathurst now Wellington won the Putting the Shot event at Orlsbury with a 9 ft 9 in mark. The second competitor reached 8 ft 7 in. The description humorously notes his strength and Bathurst air as boosting vigor.
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O'Reilly
Bathurst
Wellington
Orlsbure
O'Trellly
The Ass and the Town Politics Editorial
A satirical poem level critiques district leaders and reform opponents the fogs and old politicos. It mocks the so called Antisocialists and fusionists and ridicules the political scene in the town with references to local factions and family associations.
Town dispute over insults to community leader
A letter defends Mr. J. J. Sullivan, calling him a respected citizen and longtime town volunteer. It condemns calling him an Old Fogey as unwarranted and ungrateful, and urges the Ass to apologize after its alleged insult, noting public sympathy for Sullivan.
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Dilays
Legas the Laughing Steel
Old Fogey
My. J. J. Sullivan
Om Mir
Sullivan
Bathurst Coursing Club’s Two Day Showdown
The Bathurst Coursing Club hosts a two day event with the Champion Cup offering 60 pounds and the Dewars Whisky Trophy. Ground is described as perfect and entries expected from Sydney to Dubbo with a modest shilling admission and closing with secretary Walter Howden at 5 pm on Tuesday.
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Thio Bathurst
Bathurst
Bork
Gup
Squire
Jose
Nomlin‘otlons
Walter Howden
Deal of an Old Resident at Bolton Vale
The death is announced of Henry Harrig of Bolton Vale near O'Connell. He was 87, born at Bolton Vale, and leaves two sons and a widow who died last October. The funeral was held at St Thomas Church O'Connell with a service by Rev F Harrie and prayers by the choir. Remains were encased in a polished cedar coffin. Arrangements by Mrs Wellington and Son.
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Henry Harrig
Bolton Vale
O'Connell
Wellington and Son
Closing Gaols in Witlett Gaol Finalized
The Witlett Gaol closed on Monday and a prisoner sentenced to three months imprisonment was moved to Mallii to serve the remaining term.
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Witlett
Lepoe Muwinder
NSW butter price cuts and clerical appointments noted
In New South Wales butter markets prices ease as shipments rise with a per cent cut on superfine Sydney. parallel notices report church promotions with Rev Hand being named monsignor and Father Mea Sher elevated to parish priest of Singleton along with new vicars and transfers across Maitland and Merriwa.
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Womber
Sydney
N. SW
N.S.W
Reensland
Victoria
South Australia
Tome
Hand
Muitlam
Pather Mea Sher
Singleton
Soen
Father O'Gorman
Newcastle
Hadoo
Fast Maitland
Wather Peters
Wiicar
St. John's Cathedral
West Maitland
Father Ward
Merriwa
Pather
F. M'Auliff
Multland
Newenatlo
Bathurst Choirmen Plan Rally For Upcoming Competitions
Bathurst organizers call a meeting at the Technical College Tuesday at eight to form a local choir for forthcoming musical competitions. Mir A Jarman urges strong attendance as Bathurst talent awaits a unifying conductor to revive interest in music which is presently quiet. The effort aims to unite scattered vocalists into a cohesive group.
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Bathurst
The
Technical College
Mir C. ‘A. Jarman
Police staffing changes noted in Orange district.
The Orange police see a reshuffle with Constable Gillard transferred to Bathural and Constable Boon replacing him locally. Gillard is praised for steady duty during his brief tenure, while Boon’s appointment draws attention to the replacement’s familial link.
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Save the
Orange
Gillard
Bathural
Guol
Boon
Goo
GiMard
Bill
Ais
Portland Woycle League Forms Local Branch
A largely attended Mevlog in Portland at the Coronation Hotel last Friday night formed a branch league of wheelmen. Arnold Rigby chaired. officers include Patton J Dooley Havenhead and others. Over thirty members enrolled. next meeting date left to secretary Pass.
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Portland
Coronation Hotel
Wheelmen
Arnold Rigby
League of Wheelmen
BD. Pass
Patton
J. Dooley
M.L.A
I’. Havenfiead
Arnold Rig
J. Littlefield
Messrs, Goodman
Pass
Hasting
Abnormal Rainfall Report From Northern Queensland
A Northern Queensland resident shares Wellington Times notes on extreme and shifting rainfall patterns in Geraldton and Goondi. The letter cites long term averages, record months, and unusually heavy totals in 1961 and 1964, with remarks on evolving climate and seasonal downpours.
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Queensland
Wellington
Geraldion
Goondi
Geraldton
Townaville
Queansland
Wrnter
Wrnter One Say A Dame of 10,000 Cuble Yards Excavation Alleddn
Sensational robbery at Great Central Hotel London
A sensational daylight robbery occurred at the Great Central Hotel in London as £4000 worth of jewelry was stolen from the room of Mrs. Moger, an American visitor. Police investigate the high profile theft.
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London
Great Central Hotel
Australian Fire In Kent Test Drawn After Rain Delays
London report details a drawn match between Australia and Kent with heavy rain delays and multiple innings. Ransford hit 100 and Armstrong 74 as Kent posted 332. Australia replying with notable scores including Armstrong 71 and Armstrong 106 before stumps, attendance around 1500.
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London
Hardaley
Rausford
ymiWubes
Hain
Fieldey
Blythe
Bardsley
Pieltley
Ransford
Armatrong
Rans
Tain
Tansford
Armstrong
Jymstrong
Mason
Woolley
Mazon
Lowlig
Rainford
Brriliant
Ehanes
Prest
Wminghe
Ma- Bou
Kent
Sey Mom
Elaphe
Whitty
Hutchings
Cotter
Calur
O Whitty
Hopkins
Amnatrohg
Noble
Preset
Bardeley
Huleh
Witty MS Cain
Fielder
Hartigan
Mielder
Bordaley
Pielder
Munson
Humphrice of
Trumper
Humphries
Ap Armstrong
Dlythe
Unis
Seymour
Ak McAlistar
Cutter
Ajith
Gundriey
Carr
Tilythe
Hremptrios
Heymour
Correspondence on race bias in trades and shops
A letter to the editor denounces perceived white and European competition from Dagos and Chinese traders in Sydney areas. It cites court disclosures on Dago fruit shops, misrepresentation of fruit quality, and restricted white business access, urging whites to demand equal privileges and resist unfair, immigrant-dominated practices. It also mentions wine licensing bias and Chinese control of fruit and furnishings trades, with local views on immigration and settlement.
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Frydney
Sydney
Connectiog
Dages
Ucenss
Stata
Haymarket
Gathurst
Imon
T Am
Els
Mudgee readers condemn bus and coach conduct at station
A Mudgee Guardian reader laments the licensed victuallers division suspending vehicle use to the station and blames rowdy youths for assaults on travelers. He praises courteous conduct and urges uniform rules across the state to curb hustling and indecent behavior on platforms and trains.
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Tegular
Mudgee
Mudgea
Tambo
Sydney
Johan
Mining Developments Advance at Pinnacle Creek and Nearby Claims
Reports describe progress at Pinnacle and Bird Hill with multiple drives and new shafts along the creek. Water supply limits hinder operations but several teams push deeper, testing wash dirt yields and sending samples to the Department of Mines for assay results showing notable gold and silver content. Strong note on labor and immigration attitudes appears in closing comments.
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Bird Hille
Breaida
Tle Creek
Saul
Wisa
Dole
Pindaelo
Connery
Win
Lue Wi
BE. T. Webb
Slade
Prayent
Dewar
Department of Mines
Jas, Dewar
B.D. Pittman
Unter
Ailver
Australasian Imperial Athletic Championships Concluded
New Zealand won the championship banner with 734 points at Brisbane venue. New South Wales placed second, Victoria third. Marathon race times led by A Woods of New South Wales at 2 hours 6 minutes 25 seconds, with Cambridge of New South Wales second in 3 hours 10 minutes 9 seconds. Multiple events list NSW, Queensland, Victoria, and NZ competitors with varied results and times.
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New Zealand
New South Walace
Victoria
A. Woods
New South Wales
George Cambridge
A. Lima
Buffron
Printers Vote on Strike Over Wages
Believed at Elbourne printers vote resulted in 672 for yes and 171 for no on a minimum wage of £2 per week for compositors and letterpress workers. If demands are not met, staff may cease work on September 1.
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Elbourne
Catholic Young Men's Society Session Debates Election Plans
The Catholic Young Men's Society met Friday with Mr. Conroy presiding. Editor G. V. Morgan read the manuscript journal prompting discussion and several members delivered speeches. The group set a 60 cent fee for next Friday's meeting and discussed nominees for Labor Independent and Fusion tickets with G Larkin and G V Morgan among speakers.
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Ccatholic Young Men's Society
Mr. Conroy
G. V. Morgan
Mossie
J. Conroy
J. Fish
G. Larkin
N. McAnplon Sodior
Lew
AG. O'Keefe
P. Hanley
T. Mulyf
Opticians Visit to Hatters Town by Gibb and Co
September 1 marks the next visit by Yisel Opticians of 6 Hunterstomt Sydney to Hatusted Town. The Well known Opticians will consult at Parle Hospital from 10 am to 6 pm with principal Chas Gibb and W Beemin reviewing eye services for all sufferers of eye trouble headaches and poor night vision. Next visit September 8 7.
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Yisel
Nect Rennor Mantis
Haterstoo Ginb and Heeman, Ltd
Hunterstromt
Sydney
Parle Hotel
Anul
Showk
Vislts Hatauret Chas, Gibb
Charles Gibb and Co
W. Beemin
Lnter
FH. A. Barraclough
Clignts
Sone Ae
Thy quick results of Chamberlain's Tablets in biliousness
A terse advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as swift relief for biliousness and related ailments. It claims the remedy clears the stomach, soothes the liver, and eases pain and distress, sold by L Badgley and Co.
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Chamberlain
L. Badgley
Peace of the World and Naval Reforms Debate
London reports the Beltish Admiralty sending officers to advise on reorganizing Canaga’s navy. Haldane in Liverpool outlines Imperial Defence Conference goals to unify defense for world peace and stronger Empire, while Spectator questions naval monopoly and individual power.
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Lonnon
Beltish Admiralty
Qda
Atvize By
Canaga
Navy
Haldane
Svorstary
Toy War
Liverpool
Imperial Defence
Empire
Roy
Enys
Charles Boroforii
Charles
Uca Lo
Ilefoney
Ward family departure from Vancouver on train to New Zealand
Sir Joseph Ward Premier of New Zealand and his family arrived in London yesterday amid a large London crowd. The Wards were cheered at King's Cross Station before boarding a train bound for Vancouver via the Orient Express.
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London
Joseph Ward
New Zealand
Family Lev
Biven
Warty
Kiston
Wilfitl
Vancouver
Ute ‘Matturn
London parliament riot overshadows suffragist meeting
Reports from Glasgow St Andrew's Hall describe riotous scenes as suffragists and sympathizers clash with police outside a Crewe meeting. Lord Crewe exits under guard after a tumultuous night as the Atlantic crossing record for the Mauralla Maurana emerges, and talks of China and Japan near settlement at Teeter's Agency.
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Farl-Crewh
London
St. Andrew's Hall
Crewe
Lord
Spanish forces shell coastal villages amid Moors harassment
Roubles reports Sonoln dispatches two maral divisions to Melia to shell coastal villages as Moors harass troops in the area.
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London
Sonoln
Melia
Mysterious Light Sighted Near Bathurst Neighborhood
Reports describe a bright lantern like light seen at 7 pm moving north then west near Bathurst with two gentlemen confirming a rising light believed to be Mars. The object reportedly fell behind the Royal Hotel and near the Corporation Gasworks in Bussell Street after crossing the beaver geographies.
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Benthick-alrs
Royal Hotel
Bathurst
Aero
Mars
Avlin
Corporation Gasworks
Bussell-street
New Dr Shelden’s Cure Promised for Colds and Flu
A confused notice touts Dr Shelden’s new remedy for coughs colds and influenza. It claims rapid relief and lists a price per bottle and widespread use. The text names individuals and places in a fragmented style.
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Anasis
Vic
Charlie Bissall
Vale
Anakin
Rites
Dr. Sholla
Dr. Shelden
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