An annual prize giving in z wid with the taygral Msthadiet Bindiy
Sunday afternoon event featured a large turnout of dignitaries and relatives of Wha children. Mr W. Hibdonon introduced by Dx. 11. 13, SVruldsin gave wae for inistant to fioth adhe and children. Prize recipients include Mir. Boyer, Edis Cope, May Miteston, Alive Gregory, and many others across multiple prize classes with names recorded for each awarded youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube Ag
N Cupuber
Mir. W. Hiidonon
Mva
Successful Concert at St Luke's Church Upper Mittagong
A large audience attended a concert organized by Miss Olive Johnson and Mrs Wield at St Luke's Church in Mittagong. The program featured Miss Jolingon and helpers with bright items, high enthusiasm, and frequent applause. Performances included Miss Kell and Mr Mengies singing, Miss O Smith and others in various solos, piano and violin, recitations, duets, dances, and tableaux, with warm church support and thanks to the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrts
Olive Johnson
St Luke's Church
Upper
Mittagong
Jolingon
Meo
H. NM. Smith
Pyade Am Elemient
Gale
Miss O. Johnson
Miss B. Owen
St. Tyes
Palle O'fiyon
Venice
Toira
Wood
Norman Tableau
Owen
Bay
B. Smith
I Smith
Jolingan
Ay Wood
Bane Oba Nes Oba: Perplexing Read With Missing Parts
Fragmentary OCR text yields an unclear description with few readable names or places. The garbled lines hinder extraction of coherent facts, leaving uncertainty about persons, actions, or events. No decisive event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Notable First Day In Wingenderitiod Cricket Match Ready
Wingersisted division series opened with Hastern and Western teams drawing 414 for seven at stumps after Whitman Calverley led ten. Whatman 98 Sundries, Latiley 48, Calverley 10, and Wintman 6 for 86 bowling kept the contest tight as the match continues next Saturday at 10 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Rokat
Magers
Whitman
J. Calverley
Guna
Gridithia A
Pri
Latiley
J Calverley
Igus Aorer
The Nightmare of Mr O Sullivan in a political vision
A fragmented sensational tale centers on Mr O Sullivan whose nightmare features Dr Dan O Gounoe and rival Mr O Connor. In dream form he confronts a singing contest and peril at the cliff edge, ending with a political vow to abandon Phillip Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worle
Phillip
Dan O'Gounoe
Walea
Mr. O'Connor
Noazer
Nostar
Isis
Fragmented Note on Culinary Terms and Places
The text appears as a garbled mix of phrases about meals, a person named Kerby, a Chilean feat, and Bowral. It is largely unreadable, with no clear event or coherent facts to summarize into a proper news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Rae Bowral
Football Friendly Between Bowral and Wo Dayrens Clubs
A Saturday football friendly between Bowral and Wo Dayrens clubs produced spirited play despite interruptions. Notable contributors included Elio and Larkin on the wings, with Mittagong Little and Davidson among standout players. A local Roberson match versus Wildo’s Aldon ended in a draw, while the Bogby Fastball semi passes begin next week on Spiricday at the ground of the first migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elio Gromud
Bobler
Aulby Inter
Bowsak Lieg
Buley
Gato Nott
Larkin
Olnylon
Davidson
Mittagong Little
Murray
Mitchell
Wildo'e Alendon
Mintagonga
Wilde
WBS Bowral
Robertan
Denmark’s Kings Named Christian or Frederick Pattern
Danish royal tradition ties 388 years of kings to names Christian or Frederick, a legal rule ensuring the successor bears Christian and Frederick alongside any other given names. The obfuscated text mentions traditions and a remedy, ending with market-sold cheese references and unclear words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Christian
Frederick
Praderic
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Mav Miteston
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Micol Noble
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Willie Ramsay
Testis Blannett
Sevund’ Olas
Bestia Stokes
May Barnen
Hive
Nigel
Bax
Torvier
Naras
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George Harvey
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Elayot
Anim Smoes
Modena Pritea M13
GT Cole
Aur Alry
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Stackerash
Miss Wrient
Tatnorese
Childeoy
Ww. C.F. U
David
Henfeneox Dak
Sytnry
Tn Eally
All” School of Arts
Bowral
Eyeo
Ollichion
REED
NY Late
Migting Fig
Lovdlen
Quofleraen
Hackneys
Fies Qalen
Fox
Barida Oz
Hubli
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Dup
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Bawrut
Paul
Toby
Genzatal Weis
Boye
Pomeras
American’ Indies
Clifford Love
Acents
Clarence Street
Sydinney
Huwope
Walter J. Davis
Amuy
Woulla
Muord-ithiat
Sydney
Rae
Chionte
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Team We Bynt
Oful Allaton
Eustable
Valding
Ridedag Poon
Sevan
Wid Dyas -Agant
Ating
Gow
Raw AL
Ayaa, Xew
Tom Meine
Ebb. Davis
Bowval
Glerigal
Alf
Walker
Guntamtecd
Ely Bowwnal
Whstern
Reereniy Devestons
Madre
Wuintman
Wills
V. Whaithan
Whatman
Alverloy
W. Wait
Wationn
Mokian
Sundries
Wintman
W. Whatgan
Willa
Tonus
Atksmaat
Vatllagle
Whalen
J. Gein
Whatmus
Aondries A. “Ie
Wilakot
Qua
Austestia
England
Mr. O'Sullivan
John Armstrong
Bowral Agency Fresh
MOOD
TOE 00
Arthur Malin
Quen Griffens
J. Beavan
Undertaker Bowraw.t
Irtagpxa
Unea
Chamorinli
Gogh Bowery
Bayern
A. J. Parcell
Batoomba
Bong Tong Street
Opp
Royal Sotel
Rowral
Ceylon
Cayton
China
Ceylonning
Equator
Gore Fon Thorn
Coloraba
Anstealis
Terman Company
G.E
Free Press
Uae
Iby
Sweet Bros
Newtown, Sydney
Iliaus
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