Tennis Club Stars Defeat Mallway in Friendly Cricket Match
In a Pleasant afternoon at the Friendly Societies grounds on Monday, the Halfway Tennis Club led by Tom Dykes defeated Mallway cricketers. Despite a brave batting display, the tennis side pursued a swift, aggressive plan and held the field to snuff out Mallway's innings. The match featured lively exchanges, sharp bowling, and a festive post play refreshment period provided by the Tennis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallway Cricketers
Halfway Tennis Club
Tom Dykes
Arion
Eelcketers
Temenedd
Elaine
Orteketer
Esther Himmelswee
Tyke
Stanley
Ned Templeton
Rome
Deemans
Neville Cardin
Billie Epenet
Mal
Tom
Formile
Hoote
Camerons
Jack Gleeson
Coote
Stern
Roarny Mirtes
Weet
Dookie College Reports Weather and Harvest Impacts
The Principal of Dookie Agricultural College notes heavy rainfall this month totaling 2049 inches yearly average 22 techn. Hay cutting delayed with reduced yield per acre. Harvesting began in December with barley and orete crops affected. pest damage and wire issues noted. Clover and other crops show mixed results. late-season weather disrupted operations and plans for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dookle Agricultural College
HW A. Pittman
Bae
Agr Up
Wangaratta Carnival Seed Wheat and Oats Club Chronicle
The Wangaratta Athletic Club prepares pedestrian and cycling tracks for the carnival amid heavy rains and flood conditions. The article traces track maintenance, stationing of pumps, and events around seed wheat and oat trials, with mentions of local officials, special trains, and agricultural research activities at the station, including varieties like Hee Bolla and Majep X and notes on harvest readiness and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangaratta Athletic Club
Alweye
Vinkting
Pavane Winates
Tae
Peertien Karly
Liege
Cranks Wells
Ban
Perten
Variou Perte
Mallee
France
Railways Revenue Improves Amid Drought-Year Struggles
Revenue reports show gradual gains for Victorian Railways from July to December 1840 against the prior year. Passenger and freight receipts rose, with overall revenue up by a substantial amount despite severe drought and a drop in trade. Refreshment service income climbed, and Goode revenue also increased, reflecting partial recovery amid adverse conditions.
Wool Cheque and 25 Million Pound Appraisal Details
A fragmented report discusses a Wool cheque of 25 million pounds and its appraisal value. It references the Central Wool Committee, a December meeting, and negotiations tied to shipments, deposits, and purchase terms. Names and precise figures are obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teelebren
Evry Secoech
Cremitten GM AL Eth
Hell
Tontly
Alber
Pete
Women Help The RAF In War Time Effort Details
Fragmented OCR reports women aiding the Royal Air Force in Britain during wartime. The piece mentions factory workers, clothing and equipment tasks, and collective efforts by Australian banners and Allies. It notes roles in factory lines, uniforms, and support activities as part of the Empire war effort.
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T. Dykes
Low
Ty ‘Pempeleton
Revit
Ebates
O. Trevens
Templeton
A. White
Mevit
J. Gillick
Howell
Uatels
Li Dimy
Tia J
Gleeton
Coke 2
Moore
Carmbella
Warne
Templeton i
Wor Bundrien
Wondelaard
Pew
Horgan Wi
Ho Cueke
F. Stanley
Laykes A. Templeton
Bile
Povitt
Pyles
Legueh
F. Bremetteent
Livies
EL Costello
Day
Horgan
Hill
Warnock
Megiah
Butther
W. Allen
Sundries
Ins
White
Ella
Gleeson
Rogash
Dayadh
Dookie College
Tih
Soo
Paehede
Elaine Rem
Tahoe
Will Tey
Wean
Sudan
Felipe Ewe Bey
Alry
Wangarata Carnival
Seed Wheat and Oats Club
Jeture
Hein
Eumce
Clonihs
Wien
Raebeul
Bpring Street
Meller
Railways Returns
R.a.af
Hoya
Iriers
Letarte
Tel
Tania
Einpire Air
Auetralian
Cele
Ower
Elienie
Ian Feiliory
York
Ory
Haaren Savy
Wiery
Cuildford
London
Mea Blakeley
Dorothy
Alc
Mr. Blakeley
Sabels
S Red Croce Mobile Thyer
Bondi
AMP
Howe
A.M.P. Society
Victorian Board
Ossmonnd
Victoria
Streat Fort Market Steet
Melboures
Reid Street
Wangaratta
Brill, Stewart, Giatric
A. F. Stevenson
An.p
COX Bros
Bourke
Albrey
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