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Newspaper

Bundaberg Mail

Location

Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia

Date

May 06, 1925

Page

2

Medron Park Race Day Brings Tight Finishes and Mixed Dividends

At Medron Park a Maiden Handicap saw Als and Little Frasca placing narrowly with a head between second and third. Flying Handicap favored Gee Knot at 10 to 1, three lengths ahead of Barita and Mistake. Voastion led in the Third Division by a length over Mentucky and Agnes Ayres. Demeon Mul won the First Division by a length with Lady Kidinah and Bay Eis trailing. In the Park Handicap Fourth Division Misa Witohary won by a length with a head to runner-up Bocrates. Second Division Doloris led by a length over Tontium and Revelile.

Brigbane Tuveday Medron Park Barita Oneond Tyme Diviiends Voastion Mentucky Agnes Ayres Demeon Mul Lady Kidinah Bay Eis Park Hamdicap Misa Witohary Bocrates Erle Humphrey Eerias Doloris Diridenda

Bingera Defeats Fine Greek In Close Saturday Soccer Match

In a keen contest at Houth Kolan Bingera Soccer Club beat Fine Greek two goals to one. Crowded by spectators, the teams showed dash with Bingera holding a slight edge. Lineups include Croakie Lord McGowran Hose Entwinths Hesse James Croabie Eve Tibby Pine Creek Peterman Sweeney Mewitt Peterasa Dower Peatty Bennett. Referee Mr J W Kendall.

Houth Kolan Bingera Tve Pomla Dingera Boys Bingera Boys Ieane Croakie Lord McGowran Hose Entwinths M. Hesse BR. James E Croabie W. Eve Q. Tibby Pine Creek Peterman Sweeney Mewitt Peterasa Dower W. Peatty J. Dewar F. Judd J. Bennett J. W. Kendall

City Club begins handicap tennis rounds in Saturday play

The City Club hosted the first round of the handicap event with A Gayton and Sheahan posting results. Second round draws set for next Saturday with matches on multiple courts, including A Gayion vs Ferguson and Brown vs Westentt, as clubs prepare teams for association fixtures.

Aice A. Gayton Sheahan Mellor W Moore Fallipe A. Gayion C. Ferguson Brown J. Westestt C. Melfor le A. Loxton Beeda J. Westentt A. Sheahan Ft. Seeda FR. Brown E. Grimwood Mims Phillipa Miss Campbell Toorp Amesl Commancen G. A Lane D. Smith North Bundaberg Maries & Brady

Robberier Arthur Lord Appears in Sydney Police Court

Arthur Frank Lord faced 139 counts of robbery in Sydney over the past year and related charges of breaking and entering. He admitted possessing a bunch of skeleton keys, claiming they were not for show and could open any office in the city. He received varying sentences totaling several months and a separate two month term for possessing a revolver without a license.

Arthur Frank Lord Sydney Lord Jones

Charlton speaks at Bundaberg rally on federal policy

The Casstonian Hall hosts Matthew Charlton MHL, opposition leader, alongside W Meredith Forde and other Labour figures. He criticizes the Coalition, defends disarmament, immigration controls, and Australian industry protections, urging local support and a future Labour government to boost jobs and manufacturing.

Casstonian Matthew Charlton M.hlb Celr Fords M.H.R Rockhampton Masire F. M. Forde Mhl Barney McLean A.W. Taylor Charlton Queensland Capricor Australia Droce Bruce Britain Grove Shaw Mbsnes Hingepore Bess Lt le Waa Great Britain Sofa Latour Wolee Lam Huet Australie Mahoney Australis Pelny Thous Mbroid Chariton Labour Party League of Nations Amelia Ihm Im Bilgragta Soch Europe Broco America Itallane Mears Forde Howes Commonwealth qLommern Ammand Basi Europa England Howe Belgium Germany Labour Trues

Freddy and Mother Discuss Old Beliefs About Clothing

Freddy questions a historic claim on nudity and cloth usage, while Mother confirms the belief. The dialogue shifts to a reference involving a figure named papa and a missionary context, revealing family discussion of cultural or religious norms.

Bundaberg Mail Train Passes Through Town

A report from Bundaberg details arrivals and departures of passengers and officials by night mail train, including Mise Ray Gvene and Mr Lareom en route to Brisbane, and various local figures visiting or returning. The piece notes attendances by Rev Fathers, discussions with local politicians, and a large funeral procession for Mr Kerr with widespread community involvement.

The Coupon Furniture Co Ltd in Woolloongabba Brisbane

A brief notice for The Coupon Furniture Co Ltd located in Vive Ways Woolloongabba Iowa Brisbane. The record identifies the company and address details as read from the source document.

the Coupon Furniture Co., Ltd Woolloongabba Iowa Brisbane

Wedding Bells Mark Union Of Bundaberg Couple

A popular ceremony at the Lutheran Church joined Miss Rinmm Watke and Mr. Albert Rehbein in marriage, with large attendance from relatives and friends. The bride wore a white gown and train, the groom was supported by his brother, and a generous wedding breakfast followed at the couple’s home. The couple will honeymoon to the Tweed, after a farewell by many well-wishers.

Wile Wan Kerr Kowlatreel Muaryborough Mageniool Meare J Kerr W. Kerrienne F. Garaghty F. Ferguany Messrs Webster and Co. Td W. Whitaker J. Gard Palrtug Denon Axe Pioneering Oilsem Ihe Woongerrié and Bunialery Tisitidta Litheran M. Reuther Miva Rinmm Wateke Thin Daugher F. A. Satake George-atrect Weel Bundalerg Albert Refheiant Stir Mira Shealey George Kebbel Mt Uno Betes Temynreod Jone Banomea Bundaberg Rehbeln Inez Tweed Rlbert Nateke Childers Mire Wooi Rader Ipewich Pred Natakhe ¢Kalbori

Fragmentary verse excerpt on fate and youth survives harsh era

A fragmented OCR style text reflects on nature, courage, and resilience amid hardship. The speaker laments fading joy and trust, hinting at a writer who endured a prison world, enduring pops of memory as life progresses.

Land Commissioners Court Proceedings Report

The Land Commissioners Court met with Commissioner K P Grennier presiding. Applications for certificates or performances of conditional terms were granted for several parcels including N G Hall 118 acres Kolonga Parish, A M Broom 101 and 102 Honduras totaling 50 acres, SB 1 Rosenlund 113 Mooyal Parish, and K L King 34 Bunion Parish. Other land grants and adjournments listed. James Dromham slated to justify why his reserve lease should not be forfeited for failure to meet prickly pear destruction conditions, with alias noting grace period and restoration for pear reclamation.

Land Commissioners’ Court K.P. Grennier IBM Buslpens N. G. Hall Pariah Kolongaa Tor Lemao A. M. Broom Yonduras Bof Peres Rosenlund Porkkeh Mooyal Tome King Biunion KB. Nielsen Tottenham Porwity Tingbark William T. F Taylor Stoniet Ontem James Kelly Hagedale J. L. Walker Kullagum A. A. Moller Chin Chin Peren A. A Uny Lxbridge J. CA. Thornson Bundaberg Knight G.F James Dromham Anon Mingo Te Lemee

Sugar consumption soars in first half of 1924

The article reports that over one billion pounds of sugar were consumed in the first six months of 1924 by Americans, averaging about 108 pounds per person per year. It notes beet sugar and imported sugar from Cuba and other regions are higher, with total 1924 use projected near 11.2 billion pounds.

Eeures Siger Bn Viciry New York Cuba Porto Rica Hmewall

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