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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1904
Page
2
Draughts revival and local electoral notices at Bowral
A district revival of draughts features a match between Howral and Roberton Park players at Bowral next Saturday evening. Bowral entrants listed include S J McBaron, J Dun can, Giton, W Nesbitt, H Trevathan, W Clayton, H Holt, W Grierson. Electoral registrar positions for Bowral and Mittagong discussed. Auctions reports from J Goodfellow & Co track weekly Bowral sale prices including hens, gobblers, roosters, ducks, and produce like turnips and apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howral
Roberton Park
Bowral
Messrs
S. J. McBaron
J. Duncan
Giton
W. Nesbitt
H. Trevathan
W. Clayton
H. Holt
W. Grierson
J. Goodfellow & Co
Bowral Gowthurn return golf match and team selections
Bowral and Gowthurn will play a return golf match on Bowral links Monday next with Bowral choosing Dr Wallack Dr Crawford Messrs Inpes Naud A G Miller C Ws Marsden Gavin George E G Jones L Thinle C H Halstead and Murray Campbell to represent Bowral The all day match from Jungaloon to Campeador Bowral clubs will feature Miss Duprez Funston Valentine May Messrs W T Traser W Valentine P C Beer and S R Beer for Campeador Cricketer Waratah club at Most Vale ends season with a social in Oddfellows Hall and dancing with refreshment breaks Auckland reports a murder of a woman and four men on Friday along the West Coast between Makau and Marakopu details scarce and from native sources
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral
Gowthurn
Jungaloon
Kungaloon
Campeador
Gam
Cld
Duprez
Funston
Valentine
May
W. T. Traser
W. Valentine
P. C. Beer
S. R. Beer
Waratah
Most Vale
Oddfellow's
Sevich Pe
Auckland
Makau
Marakopu
Man's Arm Torn in Machinery Tragedy at Mount Morgan
A three year old, Thomas Henry West, lost both arms in a machinery accident at Mundie Works. He died en route to Mount Morgan Hospital. The incident is linked to a fatal injury near a local factory, with authorities and witnesses noting the grim scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wybrisbane
Thomas Henry
West
Mundie
Moran Eas Fond
Mount Morgan Flospital
Coway LA
Alleged Breaking and Entering at Moor Vale
At Moor Vale police court on Wednesday Maitland and El Howison J.P. presiding, John Walden and Hovily Weldeen faced charges of breaking and entering the premises of Alfred Collard and stealing goods including boots, drapery, and jewelry. Witnesses described discovery of stolen items amid a fire at Collard’s store, with Collard identifying items marked with his private stamp. Both defendants faced trial next quarter sessions with bail set and remand ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deas Vale
Weddey Inet
Masers
Maitland
Howison
J.P. John Walden
Hovily Weldeen
Altea Galliaed
Berg
Thorndike
Collard
Raton
Collard Wan
Witaous
Waldron
Healy Waldron
Alfenea
Bins
Alfred Collard
Moas V
Atore
Weatherhnord
Wade Fust
Gouda
Enon
Jewallery
Collard Tere
Miny
Sinbla
E. B. Hawkin
Moor Vale
Apposad
Acenacd
Mr. Collard
Murvax
Caller
Boots stolen from Murphy's shop in Moan Vale
Accused man, Mr By FL Badgery Lero, stood for trial after being charged with breaking and entering at Thi dwelling in Moan Vale and stealing a pair of boots from Jawoa Murphy. He claimed the boots were taken in Sydney and later found in his bedroom. police recovered them as his property. Witnesses including his wife testified. case set for jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Thomas Landry
Nhill
Ots Murphy
Adeiwd
Goullamesr Graver Rasions
Jawoa Murphy
Treat
Mowe Vale
Sydney
Mors Vale
Murphy's
Moa Vale
Murphy
Boottuakur
Mow Vale
Marel
Witmcan
Enmily Waldran
Rugby Match Report From Katarday Abage Competition Messi
Report on Rugby Football Union matelion in Katarday abage comp with Miltagong losing to Mna Vale by small margin and Hiestwan beating Wisherspott by Wilde's Meadow. Bowral had a bye. Notable match at Aleks Vale with rovalities in a tight struggle. Melbourne club action in Sydney next week with Narricom aires Utch tate tes Batkeldahl Parks. Sydney Cricket Ground Sunday sees Melbourne and Exavuriin clubs in match, Australian mhs, Melbourne club winning by 71 points. Biotow Footballers enjoy a successful season, recent win over Cimpballirn Football slob by 9 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matelion
Katarday
Miltagong
Mna Vale
Iar
Tlave
Fund Hiestwan
Wilde
Bowral
Sydney
Melbourne and Exavuriin Clube
Martins Mateh Wodey
Auatralian Mhs
Eneily
Across the Atlantic for £2 and ship fares to Sydney
An arbitration court recalls fares across the Atlantic for £2 and earlier passages from Sydney to Gaullusen for 55. Dr. Brown of the agricultural department warns of Swine Fever losses estimated at £259 to the state and urges destruction of filthy styes. A Dover publican, Thomas Wongiey, reputedly England's heaviest man at 46 stone, died in a coffin seven feet long and gin wide and gin deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Arbitration Court
Olsg
Sydneys
Gaullusen
Brown
Agricultural Department
Thomas Wongiey
Dover
England
Local notes From Bywal on tour in New Zealand
Mr and Mrs Stratton and Mr C Rooyaw founder and director of the Poonal-lidixn traviony, with Mr B Short, plan a New South Wales council linked tour. They expected to return to rain after visiting friends in New Zealand, while locals discuss reforms and youth training in various direstio. Lloyd Conway of Baltimore claims to be the world’s fastest talker at 54040 words per hour, eight hours daily for nine days straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Mea
Stratton
C. Rooyaw
Fonndur
B. Short
New South Wales Conneil
Wisa
Afiey
Very
New Zealand
Pounals
Wit
Lloyd Conway
Baltimore
Calte
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Vtte Agi Hora Arora —da Ver Hiankiln Evclhe Co.,ltd
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Wollondilly
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