England team to tour United States August to September
A message from England notes a band of gentlemen cricketers will tour the United States from August 21 to September 23 led by E. J. Metcalfe, a former island world captain. Metcalfe, once resident at Toowoomba, was a steadfast performer for the Toowoomba Choir and, with R. Sinclair, often played for the Toowoomba X1. Meanwhile, local rugby-like matchups feature Kennedys versus Natives, with Strover injured and others sick, likely widening Kennedys’ lead.
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United States
E. J. Metcalfe
Island
Metcalfe
Toowoomba
R. Sinclair
Kennedys
Strover
Rabenda
Sydney
Cairns
Australia
Samuel Hordern
New South Wales
A. D. Murphy
Victoria
Sill
Richmond Main
George Clifford
New Zealand
Sta
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Racing Conference
Jockey Fees Rise Debated Amid Cost of Living Pressure
Sir George Chifford said jockeys seek a 50 percent increase on all tos ting fees and a flag rate on wins or place money as the Lees committee considers the proposals. The move follows calls for fair pay during rising living costs and a note that jockeys were not deemed underpaid before the strike. The Auckland Racing Club reported a record year with substantial depreciation provisions and wage expenses, while horses like Humbug and Finmark ranked among top earners in New Zealand racing history. The first meeting of the elected executive committee was held with strong attendance. Mr H E Bulcock thanked for services at the club rooms.
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Lees Committee
New Zealand
Amyntas
Carbine
Australia
Auckland
Financial Sease
Humbug
Hombog
Desert Gold
Finmark
Chriselans
Elfacre
Greenstead
Ban Jurria
Jack Findlay
Laddie
Ems
Wes
H. E Bulcock
Taxpayers’ Association Forms in Queensland Demands Fiscal Reform
At Purbury House a public meeting formed a Taxpayers’ Association to press economical public finance across Federal State and Municipal levels. Speakers cited Victoria’s anti waste history and urged curbing Parliament salaries and rail passes while noting Australia’s rising debt and lack of sinking funds. The group moved to protest Parliamentary travel to Pacific islands and to seek broader cooperation for an economy focused government.
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Tax Payers’ Association A
Queensland
Wool «Nly
Purbury House
Econom Ic
Tatepayer
Po A OP Sullivan
K. M Lighthand
Victorian Association
Victoria
Australia
EA Douglas
England
Pacific Islands
Commonwealth
Antine Association
Public Service Award Increases Confirmed In Arbitration
The Public Service Commissioner and officers associations reached terms after Industrial Arbitration Court rulings set a basic wage of 21 and automatic maximums for general and professional officers. Automatic raises from 265 to 300 and 400 to 600 with annual increments of 25 were approved, with new award pay to be paid this month and Savings Bank cover included.
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Aupwar
Public Service Commissioner
Story
Micers
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General Oficers’ Association
Storey
Kidney ailments warned in odd old remedy pitch
An odd, fragmented ad-like passage touts Sheldon's Pills as a cure for backache rheumatism lumbar bladder troubles headaches tiredness sleeplessness and a supposed “rew-down feeling” of weak kidneys, claiming the pills can restore health.
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Airain
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