Cavendale Tennis A S season ends with finals drama
Mancore won by nine after a ding dong battle in the A grade premiership clash. Porter's Lagoon and Pracle Tree led the day as over 100 matches were played in a season noted for steady standard. Doubles and singles results show close scores and notable performances from Miss Kre, Miss Marrett, and Miss Broad, with many fixtures concluding the local tennis association year.
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Fiat
Porter
Chal
Fan Black
E Poitnen
Weom
Hanson
Aleo
Farrell
Hiabeel Toned
Osvandale
Porter's Lagoon
Praeletree
T. Kre
J. J Fisher
J. Wil
H. Krwe
D. Slattery
Ana B. B. Piggott
Or Gray
H. Grante
T. Krare
Cube
Fister
RB. Williams
D. Slatost
Mi Fatchen
Mre
G. Beales Pest Ies
Mise
Marrett
F. Broad
G. Dunn
W. Rule
D. Fendler
L. Hopgoinl
B. Fulwood
C. Boehme
N. Danny
Rom
C. Tanson
Be Woods
T . Mize
D. Ross
Cod
Iho
Mies
V- Panson
Too Much Wireless Complaints Across Quiet Neighbourhoods
Residents complain about excessive wireless and piano music from neighbors near Glenelg and Helmsdale. The article notes the intrusion from electrical devices and gramophones, with no clear remedy beyond coping with the nuisance.
Annual Basket Ball Club meeting and farm show notes
The annual Basket Ball Club meeting was held with Muss Garrard presiding over a lively session. Officers were elected for the coming year, a subscription set, and practice announced as weather allows. An Agricultural Bureau gathering followed, with crop competition trophies presented and speeches praising the Martin Brothers and their knowledge as key to local farming success.
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Garrard
Tne
Uas
Siso
Troi Mesars
K. Gavon
A. Jones
Am Piennig
Se Soved
AP aCe Cowell
Charman
Powell
Aay
Sere RY
Gyrowel
Messie
Ci Torr
Mei H Martin
R. B. Martin
Providence
Martin Bros
Ray Patehen
The Premier of New South Wales as a political force
A Melbourne Herald correspondent analyzes the New South Wales premier as a strong personality whose public image contrasts with his real persona. Despite tall rhetoric and large rallies, the leader avoids questions, and observers note a staged aura around his power with a packed Paddington hall and prominent backers.
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New South Wales
Elas
Lang
Labor
Paddington
Jeenk
Super
Mears Beaslay
Laserini
Senatore Dunn
Rae
New South Wales Laker Movement
Messrs Garden
Graves
Donald Grant
Lw.w, Fame
Sting
Digas Bay
Abother the fiverina New State s dvocstes
A fragmented editorial stance attacks fascist tactics and Labour policy, railing at communism and capital control. It compares modern mobs to historical tyranny, cites Bishop Neal and King James, and argues depositors should withdraw from banks to curb party power while condemning secret ballots and political manipulation.
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N.8
Geen Te Tikive
Boy Scout Movement
Labor Party
Tony
South Australie
Neal
Brother Neal
Theodore Wats
Guncus
Commonwealth
Labor Bank
Plana
Wien
School members elect new committee secretary
A district meeting at the school discussed completing gravelling for winter work, thanked Mr McKinlay and others for their efforts, and elected Mrs J Kelly to fill a vacant committee seat with her later appointment as secretary. The group planned improvements to the school grounds and anticipated Anzair Day festivities.
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Eeersea
Messra
J. Fy Hogan
Clapp
Flaps B. Frahm
Sganty
Ene
Eddier
Tfc
Rinlay
Sefeiaey
Br. d P. Hogan
McKiniay
Jett
J. Kelly
Railway Losses and Wages Debate in State Court
In a State Industrial Court judgment the Railways Commissioner’s appeal against a Government Storemen and Packers Board wage rate was upheld. The judge warned against denying the board’s parliamentarily set living wage and stressed taxpayer interests and broader fiscal restraint. He invoked historic wage principles and cautioned against wage cuts without fixing overheads and efficiency.
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Nd Packers Board
Helly
Kelly
Vof
Wethro Brown
Galt
Yerkes Peninsula
The Snake Hunters of Sunderbrandy Islands
A Wide World Magazine writer recounts a strange tribe of snake hunters in the Sunderbrandy network, near the head of the Bay of Hengal. They trap venomous cobras and pythons with bamboo spears and forks, claim immunity to snake venom, and sell snakes to collectors in Calcutta.
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Magazin
Sunderbrandy
Bay of
Hengal
Zablojgies Gardens
Calcutta
Doan’s Ointment touted for skin irritation relief
The passage urges taking serious chances with skin irritation and promotes Doan’s Ointment as a safe, effective remedy. It claims widespread success and personal testimonials, urging readers to try the product to prevent chronic conditions.
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Doan
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