Notable figures at exsters agrival trail discuss amd
A fragmented report notes Mr JO Plagle as a featured pinnonr at the Exsters agrival tral with mention of his arrival in the State 66 game ago and dated events at Nor ward farm. It references Mr W. J. Flongsod and other industry figures, plus a retrospective on recent exhibitions and mining activity, with various local incidents and labor movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolomate
Jo, Plagle
Dueate
Norward Farm
W. J. Flongsod
New South Wales and Victoria clash with 1238 runs in aggregate
In a cricket match between New South Wales and Victoria the innings closed at 401 for Victoria and the day ends with Victoria ahead. Notable performances include HENbie and Gregory from New South Wales and Tarrant among Victoria’s bowlers. The aggregate score across both innings stands at 1238 runs, a rare coincidence in the series.
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Bidnos
Haat
Thease
Henbie
Gregory QU
Bartme Weteesn
de Tim
Viktor Tial
Aew
Victoria
Bowls and cricket mix in Bushbury district matches
A crowded Bushbury sports scene features Bowls players led by Percy Bignell and Ted McDarn and a close cricket clash where Bunbury wins by ten runs. A later Bunbury versus Sargold Bros. match at Forrest Park includes Slattery scoring 98 and White excelling at wicket keeping, followed by a social at the Prince of Wales with Bunbury players hosted by J Morgan and E Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury Visio
Gesturting Anen
Fhmato Foams Mar
Uah Capatle
Percy Bignell
Ted McDarnfall
Bushbury
Forrest Park
Bunbury
Weping
Gent Smith
Prain
Fuerave Sre
Pesin
Rosa
Beau
Ross
Torotinias Bateman
Gre
Uappingstone
Soutl
Keapar Bubury
Brence
South Bunbury
Werner
Slattery
Buttfisid
Noars
Tie
Nune Scully
Pune
Bormaat Park
Uwalee
Bunhary
Sargod Bros
Perth
Kassbona
Rama
Sant Delchery
Battfield
Mein
Kahan
Gacah
Thueelevan
Banbury
White
Wickat-Keaping
Bakgood Bros
Fedor
C. Espaneur
Wwe
Thes
Metropolia Sud
Indalg
Bir
J. Morgan
Prince of Wales
Bra
E. Spencer
Vic
J Skrgood Brothers
J. A
Roads Boards discuss by laws and railway cooperation
The Road Boards met on Saturday at Donny Brook with Dr Eliot presiding. They fixed a February date for the Hovision Court at 130 pm and received specimen by-laws from Peak Hill for adoption. They planned to cooperate with the Preston Valley Railway opening ceremony and formed sub committees to arrange details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
Donnybrook
Eiliot
Peak Hill
Esme
Wall
Loca
Movars Egan
Koclsetone
Tha Ebairman
Travonn
Tewna
J. H
Iand. Lande
Garvey
Garvey Departmnat, Rate Asking Ithe Board
Fay Road
Tan Rt Surrey Department
Pawler
Hig Road
Brookman
Sane Qiy
Controversy Over Public Matters At Preston Meeting
A Preston public meeting faces criticism of local officials led by Dr Bihot. The Violation Committee discusses nominations including J. B. Miller, with Miller described as a long-term resident and property owner. The chairman's conduct draws opposition as opponents accuse him of bias and manipulating proceedings. The note ends with local advertisements for remedies and products.
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Bihot
Preston
Roads Poor
Rae Tan
Rgilawen
Genttleman
Thessay
Tenaciae
J. B. Millie
Miller
Syerrindy
T.S
Patanta
Heiss
Bret
Srithuwt
Thie
Tours
Eta
Bunbury Band Concert Draws Large Attendance
The writer thanks Bunbury residents for the strong turnout at a recent concert. He praises the performers including Lian thy Staygees and the socoxapanist, notes cooperation from Mr Jefferson and the Perth band, and hopes for future visits while recalling the warm reception and shared memories of the event.
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Mtbp
Prioe
Partington Sincoraly
Bunbury
Phinama
Cheryo
Om Balal
Hye
Jefferson
Chile
Bandaar
Perth
Tie Bend
Congratulatory reception for visiting party alguien
Roundly congratulated Mr Morgan on the proceed of ktam and the visitors were given a ceremonial reception. The event was described as thoroughly enjoyable with plans for a return match and a future, more formal greeting.
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Morgan
Ktam
Utarest
Unclear historical game summary from Montpel?atan match
Fragmentary OCR text reports a page on a Masters Pilitan brawl style event with players and teams such as Hanbury Bumalten West Olihs and Banbury. Home town fade noted with a final score of 4 to 14 and a list of players including Wilkins Wood Anderson Caynquillry Norrie Parkins Veminon Brittain Poed Carter Carela.
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Pilitan
Hanbury
Banbury
Mountain
West
Weavir
Smith
Tam Mana
Cant
Baus
Wiltinson
Bika
Banbury Race Club Meeting Prompts Special Train Arrangements
Weather expected to draw a large crowd to Banbury tomorrow for the Bachary Kno- Chih meeting. Officials urge special trains from Banbury station to the course at 12:30 and 1:30 PM to handle the turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachary
Spancar
Banbury
Tan
Thake
Capel Race Club Announces Monday Capel Tree Course Meet
The Capel Race Club outlines a Monday program at the Capel Tree course with Breeders Stakes omitted. Events listed include pacing and handicap races across multiple furlongs featuring horses named in the entry list such as Portola, Dark Rowe, Lotus, Gem, and Pale Howe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larom
Lotus
Chi Kalmis
Mabal
Correspondence on Highway Board Contempt and Reform Demands
A letter dated 98/1/18 voices strong opposition to highway board members and their actions. It accuses ratepayers of manipulation, demands accountability, and urges the chairman and officials to resign or be removed for alleged conflicts and improper conduct at board meetings. The writer cites a pressure to balance power and criticizes the current process as biased against ratepayers.
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Apssinguoy
Logata
Helene Rermyst
Driver
Tom Una
Wd Sutton
T. Hayward
Mumber
Yahoo
Dongit
Novi
Pridin
Moe
Deror
Council
Fesauiy
Waltue
Feilo
Dickinn
Donnybrook Railway Vigilance Committees Controversy
A letter from Donnybrook dated January 2 questions the Donnybrook Preston Railway League and the Vigilance Committee. It accuses committee members and a meeting of failing to announce or protest the railway project, urging clarity from those responsible before the public draws conclusions.
Sultan Abdul Aziz Fails to Secure Morocco Loan
London dispatch reports Abdul Aziz unable to obtain a loan at Tangier State Bank Raisuli deposits 15000 pounds from ransom for Sir Hare Maclean release with four percent interest.
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London
Morocco
Abdul Aziz
Tangier
Raisuli
Hare Maclean
Dublin jury aces acquittals in Roscommon cattle case
Irland Tondon reports a Dublin jury acquitting three Roscommon cattle drivers including Wright while the other nine acquitted on ratings and conspiracy. The jury disagreed on the charge of unlawful assembly.
Death of a Famous Novelist in Lucca
London notes the death of Outon Madame Louise ce la lameo at her Lucca home after an earlier distress report. The novelist denied the claim of penury and refunded funds raised for relief.
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London
Outon
Louise Ce la Lameo
Tuyo
Lucca
Italy
Trial in London recounts native chiefs and rebel shelter claims
Native witnesses at the trial of chief Dinizalu say Diniaalu sheltered rebels during the last can iet and that an Inyal chief denounced in his resnee was murdered shortly after. Maboka testifies Maboka, Maboka also recalls Pinilenla asking him to send men and weapons which Maboka refused.
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Cometion
Laboe
Rouen
London
Timea
Staraga
Great Britain
United States
St. Af Elayti
Dinizalu
Diniaalu
Anon
Maboka
Pinilenla
Perth City Band Visits Bunbury in a Colorful Concert
The Perth City Band arrived in Bunbury on Sunday morning to a warmly received visit from the local band. They performed a rich program including Constellation and Vidi Vici marches, Old Hume arrangements, and a notable Tanorcht style finale. The afternoon concert featured Solos and a grand finale march with strong ensemble balance and expressive tempo.
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Banbury
Perth
Cavellonon
Bunbury
Stephen Stint Crossiiz
Walcome
Donbrieas
Dora Etrest
Partington
Hull
Yani
Vidi
Vici
Hume
Bossini
Tranovici
Donsa Walla
Uhiot
His Willows
Lyric Theatre
Tanorsch
Svonder
Mer
Pon
Vateran
Bacd
A. B. Young
Piper
Rippon
Banda Ord Bruce
Stephen Adways
Young -Ang
Mary of
Argyle
Sally Borage
Sandno
Bandonen
Fragmented 19th Century Waterloo News Fragment
A rugged, OCR derived notice from Waterloo reports sickness, school safety concerns, and local industry debates. The piece mentions a whooping cough outbreak, a local volunteer committee, and discussions on apple orchards and timber, with scattered references to race meetings and mine activity.
Local Meetings Hear Hall and Library Committee Plans
Minutes from Capel ANU and Library committees report two public meetings with poor turnout. Attendees included the retiring hall committee chair and secretary. decisions covered hall arrangements, library matters, and a rumor about Colonial Secretary action dismissed. Additional notes mention a dance for Bunbury event, Farmers Association officers elected, and a proposed weekly half-day Friday for local bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANU
Maltura
Tina Aleation
Retir- Yu
Thi Chatewin
Ball & Uilsion
C B
W HL. Lang
Sovers
Public meeting outlines railway opening plans and joint league talks
Upper Preston reports a well attended public gathering under the Preston Hails league to discuss the opening of the new railways. Four members will not attend a proposed outing of the Dintshavik-Pregaa league next Wednesday. Representatives Walters Lyons Hamilton andonus to attend the joint meeting, with a possible banquet at Donnybrook. Officials from Donnybrook Preston league discussed actions and progress on railway advocacy and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyting
Preston’ Hailsway League
Walters
Wate
Wna
Pom
Andist
Tanui
Lyons
Hamilton
Onus
Starabury
Preston Laagay
Preston
Donnybrook
Tly Donnybrook-Preston Leagua
South Bunbury Notes Reflect Local Life and Distant Hopes
An extended South Bunbury note form describes community chatter and local concerns including town growth, council functioning, and plans to move outward from the present core. It references figures like Mr Mayor and local residents, showcases songs and performances in the town, and contemplates emigration and changes in settlement patterns. The piece interweaves social chatter with civic hopes and historical reminiscences.
Timber trade drives Western Australia growth booming towns
A dense analysis links Pacific timber exports to Southwestern Australia and West Coast towns, noting Puget Sound and California as buyers. It highlights rail freight, mills, and land values fed by forestry, with warnings on overexpansion and the need for government support to sustain development.
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Tarloop
Pacific
Esaboard
America
Australia
Puget Soumi
Bluwat Canal
New Woatmin- Vanduiver
Toon
Seattle
WOON
Ian
Americe
Pacific Seaboard
Suumd
Portixn
Astoria
Humboldé
Cali Forting
California
Western Australia
Alexion Ors
Ataphon
Tarlo
Anny
Western & Gos
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Braninet
Tadomin
Condom
Ndt
Aseng
Mina
Meakath
Renta
Brinig
Battation Army
Ska
Arrontad
Thorediy
the Knew
Mp Rareat Hee
Prism
Will
George Lind
Brookton
Pingally
Thursin
Gremarly
Fridar
David
Wales
Parham
Howes
Cundendin
Conta
Karrising
Graval
St. Patrick's Church
Mra Robart Forrest
Patrick
Noah
Robinesa
Williams
Hilo
Thilet Ghab
Thowsa McDowell
Alwsge
Spenceratret
South Bunbary
Patran
Bergical Aj — Cassamp Co
Rpm
Basbury Pharmacy
Vary and Co
Finnhary
Baches
Sean
Wellington
Bastbury
Tobeson
Bapora
Sporting
Cricket
N.S. Wales
Porat
Lanlass
Bidens
Tshmson McKenzie
Nahly
Ly Weindoo
Eansfind
Nat Pat Tarrant
Pitt ‘Bundviep
N.S
Hirt
Scires Monde
Luvend
Ewond
Rane
Busselvon
Honaury
Aireaney
Bow
Warner
Heppingston
Heer
Warne
Ce Benninger
Malton
Neuve
O MgAllen
Paluar Blortary
Buttfield
Dutohory
Palma
J Hands
Paluur
Badri
Hy Io
Paluer
Thees
Bowe
Mate
Sarcoan
Beoshery
Hands
Siz
Delobory
Failiday
Buttfeld
Snow
Watton Slattery
Wataou
Fishery
Drain
Halliday
Enoshagen
Flaherty
Wateos of Woods
Benebonn
Falmer
Enneboas
Gooch
Hallidey
Beer
Borel
Ber B. Hayes
Watson
Knee
Busselton
Buntitey
Central News Agerct
Laweet
Poe
Arecy Mail
Central News Agency
Cornish
Ladiva’ Belbi
Tsdd
Sir Galahad Redivivas
Sr Roso
Macculife
Banjeas
Roguleta
Cenlort
Toma
Vale
Nc Central Newa Agency
On Sale Ab Central News Agency
Bimmer
SOU
E-West
Mapripolitan
Banbury Race Club
Capel Race Club
Goggins
Pals
Bat Lolm
Paynadely
Seich Dee
Bozeman
Joe
Lartim
Kalmin
Bat
the Lady
Cedric
Tore
Prosant
Ata
Foenstall
Donnybrools Preston
Doninybrook-Ireton Railways League
Itc
CHI Tace Confessa
Irland
Dinizala
Perth City Band
Owstrict News
Waterloo
Epidarnia
Huge
Willoughby Orchard
Sonny
Promiiais
Jonathan Slinnan
Baiter
Therstack
Stalin
Paryon
Sanday
Baoolie Bywallorsy
Barmara
Sam Mananile
Warevur
Tommy
Somcesseul
Charen Clin
Java
Thor Blackguards
Upper
South Bunbury Notes
Johansen
Soma
Avery Corune
Tota
Minna Hall
Eamel
Picton
Buncher Town
Butcher
Balenge
Waas
Mayor
Butcher Town
Thu
Preston Bayer
Hayes
Thorus
Meyer
Lewin
Welcher
Wallrorit
Batobor
Wallrodt
Lawin
Belo
Flyain
Mr Laude
Orshar
Roewars
A. C. Cook
Stephin
da Aa
Spain
Mirhomgt
Wostren
Emma
Laege
Bik
Mills
Aml
Vanetisa
Gnu
Divpata
San Fransisco
Woodley
Bowaree
Sin Thran
Hoffman and
Watarcum
Leemain
Noyn
Cluntey
Dr. Rogo
Geatenl Nown Agency
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