Empire Day Celebration Amid Turbulent Civic Parade
A damaged report recalls a 19th century Empire Day ceremony led by Mayor and officials with a large contingent of children marching under flags. The event featured speeches by Rev. Calvert and Mr. Gramiek, praising imperial unity and loyalty to Britain, as crowds chanted "one people, one flag, one destiny." Soldiers and townspeople expressed strong patriotic fervor, with references to Bosnians, Australian ties, and global dominion themes.
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Konplyiny
Chile
Favants
Tov
Berof
Mb Want
Altho
Gramiek
Meimespal
Arundh
Prenat Bien
Asad
Rome
Carthage
Torlay
Urelf
Williams
Leperior
Williarms
Biale
Eoledge
Calvert
Grorsiok
United Bintas
Uemsie
Loybsts
Ty Mayal
Javes
Angertan
Howevar
Ladopondenes
Ara Pirend
Cluraus
Antoe Botane
Aumwralla
Ghent
le Snorvo
Tigol
Bagina
Newesland
Canada
United States
Eal
Enigiro
Ald
Belligorouts
Britis Gomenla
Paris
Epmver
San Te Ieing
Oe Hiren
Thas
Anatraliane
Union
Jane
Empire Day Celebrations for Children at School
The article describes Empire Day activities at local schools with processions, a gathering led by Archdeacon Mell, song and recitations by pupils, and a reception for attendees. It notes special attention to younger students, introductions by teachers, and community volunteers aiding the event.
Stoney Creek Picnic Brings Family Fun and Games
A local outing at Stoney Creek featured a family picnic for children and guardians. Dir. McDonald arranged a suitable address for the children, with about 160 attendees including some adults. An athletic event and refreshments drew parents and attendees, making the day enjoyable and memorable.
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Stoney Creek
McDonald
Union Football Drama Between Top Teams
A foggy account of a Union Football match between No 1 and No 2 teams. Key players named include Y. Tarlinton, G Dawson, Bilin Hlenvand, Mawson, F and W A, Boardman, Tully, and Lewis. The game features slow play, weak back divisions, and a late push by No.1 with Anderson scoring goals and dominance by No.2’s defense faltering at moments.
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Ivo Densa
Te Willian
Nolo Levior
Aliahacds
Coluree
Tobi
Y. ‘Tarlinton
Ty G Dawson
Insteason
Sari
Anil A. Trojsen
Saulling
Ttu
Bilin
Hlenvand
Mawson
W. A. Finec
Boardman
Tully Brelnd Dini
Biand
Lewis
Bysnos Bayada
Ead
Jaceggina
Theasroe
Bode
Moore
Ila Sida
W. A. Zingal
Bosedmany
Cho
Filta
Subecaueotly
Caearus
Sida
Wenwul
Obo Palu
Guy Dawson
Yaad
Tiss Anderson
Teven
Winia
Bucks
Gover Dangsrons
Wileh der Norstienen Sofones
Central Tilba Eager Cup Clash Ends In Turbulent Tie
A jumbled match report describes Central Tilba and 14LBA drawing after a chaotic game filled with disputed calls, crowd reactions, and intense play. Norman Balalu features as a standout moment, while refereeing decisions and late aggression color the tense finale.
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Syanky
Chester
Pune
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Fiat
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Horenhonta
Aedar
W. A. Kneen
Begas West Tallar—Carp-street
Tuscumbah Farms
Tacumba
Leeeyeemas
Mteshne
Syerenyig
Alfred
Bingland
Minethuyld
Harel
Geod
Willian the
Edward
Uae
Vinton
Henry Parkes
Waleo
Hoshildren
Mr. Gruavick
Proooh
Leo
Thorn Gonilemion
Lowe
Galors
Indy
Cole Aniell
Monty Tm
Tay
Moma
Damon Fignion
Tina En Burge
Aleo
Tania
Trja
Wepengo
W. Teylora
Ited
Tanja
Wapengo
Sohoole
Bega
Mestre Byron
Bilston
Flyron
Anchienene Moll
Harmy-Loakin Hill
Helleh
Iris
Telwacheon
Stellara
Uinm
Yong Msn
Maidagn
Lewes
Porte
Biocoedas Hearty Sotent
Msg
Onany Alsiusdhelt
J. A
Ormiston
Sawp Street
Amay
Sam A
Ormiston Denteits
Beam Jy BM
Gareston
Wil
Raib
Ie Watermantio
Ince
MR. M.kern
Auckland Street
Central Hotel
Harry Gockerill
Propiator
the Bank Hotel
Henry Underhill
Pambula
Ran Club Hotel
R. Turbet
Teltandrov
Wn Mme
WELG
D. West
Pharmaceutical Chemist
Tauren
PURE
DRO and
Olstreals
Cory Grmwrin
Norez
Walter Kirkland
EAE
rmuntleEs
Cobango—Ny
Fhallund, Agpory Barton Woneacars
Baliga
Maton Detween
Norman Balalu
Sinpu
Toms
Cubs
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Lerma
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