Golf Notes Weekend Results At 1X Hotel Stroke Handicap
Rain paused play Saturday with B Thorney winning the 18 hole event at 80 and 9.5 pan start times. Sunday’s cold winds affected the Stamford competition with Duke Thumm on 11 points winner. Upcoming events list 18 Holes Shuki Handicap Saturday June 5 and Par Sunday June 6. club contact for notes.
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Thorney
Duke Thumm
Polnta
Chosnie
Whale
Momber
Wisling
Local golf event results and upcoming match schedule
The 18 Holes Par event last Wednesday was won by Mew Thompson with Mies Mr Wart econ. A Nine Holes Par event saw Mrs Sullivan win. A team match is planned for next Wednesday in June with entry 2. Associates should meet at the Club Howe by 1.20 pm for the draw on Wednesday June 9.
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Mew Thompson
Mies
Wartecon
Mra. R. Sullivan
Yereus
Ballors
Alrimen
Ils
Ito Eo
Howe
Wednondny
Move to allow all persons to vote at council elections denied
A council motion by Gr A V Russel sought to let all ratepayers and residents vote in council elections. The measure failed by four votes, keeping the vote limited to ratepayers only. Supporters argued broader suffrage would boost town welfare, while opponents warned of political manipulation and loss of control.
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Ny Gr. A.V. Russel
Thev Huineelh
Gustan
Gtk
Ealles
Free Medicine Scheme Prompts Discussion At Goulburn Meet
In Goulburn on Sunday doctors from the Southern Highlands discussed the governments free medicine plan. No press statement was issued, but it is understood the scheme was the main topic of conversation.
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Southern Highlands
Goulburn
Vic
Wilings
Decdalon Noki
Shomel
Mipwilas
Vailee
Weachane
Naya
Local Rye Park Store Events and Community Notes
A Saturday gathering at Rye Park featured a new docket for the Pricker Click, weather hindered attendance, and a draw in a local game. Mr G Pommens from Crate praised theatrekeeping and welcomed visitors. W H Elphick took over store duties, with Mrs Elphick and Mr Browne preparing for future weaving. The community faced poor health and weather, but festivities continued with cordial exchanges and arrivals from residents including Mr Elphiek Maw.
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Toapis
Wawenkunda Lane
Takin Ewane
Dutton
Oni
Oils Ak
Wn Mw
Wiphbek Ant
Elphieh
BT Browne
el Dhlek
Prage
fragmentary sale notice with unclear items and names
Obscure OCR fragment lists items and names tied to a sale. It references a cycle and potential items like tubes and motors, but most words are garbled. No clear event dates, participants, or locations can be discerned from the readable text.
Boorowa Rejects Referendum in Strong No Vote
The people of Australia rejected the governments proposed constitutional alteration by an overwhelming no at the rents and prices referendum. Across four states no votes outpaced yes, with Boorowa Subdivision reporting a clear no result as polling proceeded quietly.
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People OF Australia
Commonwealth
Felling
Boorowa
Boorewa
Racing Colours Buried With Walla Walla
The lettered oblique text recalls trotting figure Les Martin of Dalton and his plan to bury racing colours with his renowned trotter Walla Walla. The note speaks of the planned interment and the passing of the horse at age seven, with a turf tradition noted.
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Walla Walla
Les Martin
Dalton
Nib.w
Nore
Martin Don
Hentai Goulbud
Walla
la Frome
Hi Jidge
Winnie Post
Tim
April Visitors Arrive as Royals and Show Open
April will bring royal visitors from April 4 to 11 and the Rosal Show from April 8 to 20. Citizens are urged to prepare for accommodation and events during the busy period.
Members push ban on amplifiers at shows
At a meeting in Gouiburn last week Southern Highlands members recommended banning mechanical amplifiers at shows run by President of the union SteeT. The vote referenced multiple local groups and officials as part of a broader push to regulate amplification during performances.
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Southern Highlands
Linton
Ite Samuel
Gouiburn
Ite Mambé Dlona
Rainfall Records in Boorowa Exceed Thirteen Inches
The report notes over 13 inches of rain recorded in Boorowa since the start of the year with heavy totals in February May and March. Departmental experts assess the pattern as part of ongoing weather monitoring.
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Boorowa
Harden-Murrumburrah to Play Here Next Sunday
Football match set for Boorewa Showground next Sunday after the Group Nine round. Harden Mturrapinarrany and Ruwrawa Ryserves will contest the event with crowd expected to attend. The WYNALL CYCLE DEPOT offers supplies for entry and equipment compliance.
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Harden-Murrumburrah
Boorewa
Harden Mturrapinarrany
Ruwrawa
Ryserves
Editor's Chair Returns in Turbulent Letter Warren Sydney Gazette
A fragmented reader letter from Sydney recounts a chaotic period with jokes about wine shortages and press constraints. It cites a hotel manager, a range of beverages, and quotes about a copper horn while noting a royal charity notice and a request to address communications to Hull's Chamber in Martin Place.
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Minas
All Corre Honiente
Addrese
Hull
Martin Place
Sydvey
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