Rugby teams clash as Frogmore fails to chase Gemamel cup
Rugby challenged Frogmere for the Gemamel cup on Sunday and declared at 200 for eight, leaving Frogmore three and a half not out to win. Frogmore faced seven wickets down and Reid's fretful form marked the day. Next match set for February 10 at Foetheey with Frogmore seeking a revival.
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Ragby
Frogmere
Frogmore
Elise
Progmore
Bian Ruros
Penyu
Reid
Foetheey
Pe Board Monthly Meeting Faces Lengthy Toil Over Numerous Reports
The Pe Board held its monthly meeting with most members present except City. Lee Hall and H. McFarlane sent apologies. The board reviewed reports from the railway commissioner and the council regarding the destruction of a local curve. They approved paying an outstanding account and discussed eradicating skeleton weed before it spread further.
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Menor
Chis. Crichton
City
Lee Hall
H. McFarlane
Hou Apologien
Murrunwal
Petervon
P.P
R. Walsh
Beane
B. Burns
Shire
T, Lynam
Medway
Bvyann
Beveridge
Aaid Twanmport
Cassels
Burne
A. Arvland
T K
Ham
Roberts
Nonke
Cl. Burns
S. Bury
L. Burn
Burma
F. Gay
K. Gorham
S. Burns
J. Evans
Redrafted Levy Plan Rejected by Local Board
In the Young District the board knocked down the idea of four targeted clay operations. Director Tout argues the Villalla Board missed the principle that with constant visitors it is impossible to control infestations locally, urging a central body to operate any financial scheme and deciding to write Warialda for guidance.
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Wester
Warialda
Death in Sydney Revives Old Town Memory
Mex M Meredith died in Sydney age not stated. A Marengo native and daughter of the late Michail O’Connor who kept the Farmer’s Arm Hotel in early days. A widower, she was taken to Young the next day. Requiem Mass at St Mary’s Church by Rev Henneny. Burial at Marengo cemetery.
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Mex M. Meredith
Sydney
Marengo
Michail O'Connor
Arma
Young
St. Mary's Church
Mer. Henneny
Hopper Poison Suspected by J A Garry On Farm Property
J A Garry reports Farm Property deaths of birds may be linked to grasshopper poison after sending a dead bird to the Government Analyst for stomach tests. He spoke at the PF Board meeting and noted further bird deaths on the property.
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J. A. Garry
Bin
PF Board
Ike
Mars
W. J. Fisher
Bendick Murrell
P. &. Lyon
Barmedman
Government Entomotogint
W. B, Gurney
J. B
Roy Tall
Drr. Crichton
Hall
Heavy fines for misleading motel claim and labor sentence
Two Wyslong residents were fined 45 and 8 costs with 11 days hard labor at Wort Wye ong Police Court for presenting themselves as travelers to obtain liquor at the Glebe Hotel. A 17-year-old reportedly climbed a 20 foot wall and was injured, later admitted to hospital with a fractured skull.
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Wyslong
Wort Wyeong
Murt O'Brien
Beenare
Glebe
Farewell to Mr and Mrs Kearins as Burrows bids goodbye
The Burrows community gathered to farewell Mr and Mrs J Kearins and family who leave the district after many years. Neighbors praised their hospitality and strong community support at Fletchers Creek and in local events. Speakers highlighted their kindness, neighbourly spirit, and contributions to local life, wishing them happiness in their future home.
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Mess J. Kantine
Anily
Cook
Pila
Oni Hey
Koneine
Fayy Yi
Buorowa
Agioke Fowler
Thole
Reali
Nanny
Frank Wan
Wlay
Hak
Brattain
Avery
Sab Cusack
Shine
Tarolly
Jack Kearins
KH. Wright
Pee Vwenee
Evenine
Mr. Kearina
Mr. Kearins
Kearina
Filtor'n Creek School
Kearins
Fiober's Creek
FF. Fahey
Euehood Friesda
Horn
Kearns
W. Armtrong
Koarint
Kontind
Mim Kesarie
W. G Sheil
Kearna
Keating
Mavauwa
Tom
Dimitrek Sabi
Keavini
Wisgot
Hoorowa
Stan Bodmer
Kennan
Deutcher
Borrowa
Payne
Nck Keurina
Nancy Wan
Mtr. A
Moahby
Kearine
New Convent to the Bult My Jock McGrath Remarks
Jock McGrath recalls lifelong friendship with the Kearina family and offers best wishes. Residents of Boorowna praise neighbors after 81 years in the Roowow district. A choir leads guests in For They Are Jolly Good Fellows and Frank Keatins thanks hosts for kindness and food contributions.
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Jock McGrath
Kearina
Frank Keatins
Oorowe
Lockjaw Cure and Test of New Drug by Oxford Researcher
Dr Reynard West, a young Oxford research worker, seeks a dying tetanus patient within 100 miles of London to test a new cure using a drug developed at Oxford University. He plans to paralyze muscles with a compound to prevent fatal clamps, aided by a device from Ric Walling Bragg.
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Reynard West
Oxford
London
Ric Walling Bragg
Adelaide University
Went
Oxford University Department of Pharmacology
INTAM
Talla
West
Hrmish
Guiana Forestry Despartment
Foreign Office
Telann
New Convent and Maternity Wing Planned for Mercy YV Young
A substantial addition to the Mercy Young district church complex includes a new Convent adjoining the chapel and a Maternity Wing. Architects Purvis and Lipman of Young and Cootamundra prepared plans with tenders invited. The project, under Monsignor Hennessy, aims to harmonize with existing buildings at an estimated cost of about 43,800.
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Henticasy
Moonsignor Hennessy
Young
Mesa Purvivand Upman
Young and
Cootamundra
Menifa, Purvis and
Lipman
Departure of popular priest from Crockwell club scene
Residents learned with regret that Pr Bugler leaves Crockwell as the well liked Rev. gentleman is praised by all social classes and the sporting community. Ye won an enthusiastic golfer and ranked among Bocrows club best. A Sunday sendoff featured dancing, music by Mistryue Fahey, and a vote of thanks to the chairman followed by Auld Lang Syne and the National Anthem.
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Pr. Bugler
Rane
Crockwell
Genterman
Bocrows
Samied
Mistryue Fahey
Tralee
Wool Market Report Passes Through Mixed New Zealand Offering
The Wool Report notes a mostly average selection with many bales from distant districts and fewer high quality rises. Prices were largely steady while Melbourne and Sydney markets showed mixed signals and a long catalogue was planned for Wednesday January 0th, with D. L. Gordon and Werrins selling 10 bales at 1624 points.
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New Zealand
Arenaul
Korne
Yorlhire
Spas
Liana
Pricen
Sty Lower
Melbourne
Kydney
Uede
Japan
Yorkshire
Werrina
New England
D. L. Gordon
Werrins
Armidale
Ly Mis Company
A Grasshopper Story Fundalinga in the Bulletin
A provincial traveler arriving in Young New South Wales narrates a comic grasshopper invasion. He describes the insects swarming the monitor and surrounding people, then performs a bizarre tale about the salad and grasshoppers slipping from his sleeve into the crowd.
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Fundalinga
Bulletin
Ommurerelal
Young
X.S.W
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R Walsh
RDS
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Maxon Redfern
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