Fleetwood Smith Flourishes as NSW Edge Victoria in Hard-fought Test
In Melbourne a New South Wales v Victoria clash saw NSW battle to salvage a potentially decisive innings. Fleetwood-Smith led the attack with crucial late form, McCormick claimed key wickets, while Brown and Fingleton anchored a stubborn stand before lunch. Despite strong resistance from Chipperfield and Kippax, Victoria’s bowlers kept the run-rate tight. NSW closed at 104 for three in their second innings, trailing by 165 with nine wickets intact.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Victoria
Wickers
NSW
Baturlay
Brealing
Fleetwood-Cinish
Fleetwood-Smith
Betu
McCormick
Brown
Fie
Firstwood-Bmith
Fingleton
Ebeling
Fleetwood Smith
Chipperfield
N.E.W
Kippax
Wee Wall
Mavers
Ornfeld
Trobineag
Agate
Horefeld
Robinson
South Wales
Sievers
Barnet
Medwood-Emith
McCormick Chipperfield
Kipyas
Sandries
Holidays In Canberra Draw Huge Tourist Trade This Year
Canberra sees strong holiday travel with many tourists choosing camping and bush retreats over city stays. Cotter River and coastal trips to Jervis Bay and Bateman's Bay attract crowds while rail traffic runs at capacity and bookings from Canberra exceed last year by about two hundred.
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Bydsney
Melbourne
Courinte
Mouch
Cotter
Jervis Bay
Bateman's Bay
Writs in Insurance Circles Prompt Legal Action
Writs issued in Dublin court action involving the Admiral Dominion Assurance and Castlereagh Street firm, with solicitor Nevila K. P. Conan representing the company. Amounts quoted include £20,000 as the claim in this insurance dispute and related writs filed today.
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Bydney
Gion Burrenco Man Oso
Ers Lite Arrence Company Ltd
Nevilla K. P
Conan, & Xoligitor
Aamoiatad Dominions Assurance
Boeluty Ltd
Castlereagh Street
Bydmay
Strike threat looms over Darwin award change
A general strike threat rises in the Northern Territory against the new award for Judge Drake Brockman as it nears operative. About 500 workers including railway and mining staff fear wage cuts from 14 سے 9 to 1410/9 and demand miners set wages and conditions without victimisation. A delegates council forms to manage the dispute.
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Darwin
Northern Territory
Drake‘Brockman
Wagon Ip
McGrath Keeps Unbeaten Run In Australia France Tie
Sydney reports ANAT days play featured McGrath defeating Brugnon in straight sets to extend an unbeaten run. Perry fell to Bouxou, and Brignon upset, with Australia leading France as matches concluded at Runoutters Bay amid wet courts and close sets.
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Sydney
Australia
McGrath
Brignon
France
Brugnan Wan
Brugnon
Perry
Runhoutters Bay
Buns
Crawford
Wood
Engishman
Broun
Bouxsus
Mad
Prery
Simewity
Lieset
Boores
King's Christmas Message Recording Arrangements
Arrangements completed for the King's Christmas message with a live link from Sandringham to the Broadcasting Corporation Studio. The king's voice will be broadcast and recorded on wax discs for charity, after royal approval.
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London
Fingioeere
Broadcasting Corporation
Rt. Johny Wood
Sandringham
Aroadcasting House
Duke's Trout Haul at Auckland Royal Visit
Princely reception in Auckland as Duke of Gloucester and party travel from Rotorua. Large crowds line streets, with criticism of city celebrations for lacking bunting and bands. At Town Hall, Governor General Lord Bledisloe hosts the royal visit before wreath laying at the cenotaph and a domain parade. The Duke fishes from a dinghy catching trout, one weighing a notable amount.
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Auckland
Pring Henry
Rotorua
Government House
Eral
Lord Bledisloe
Domain
Mobile
Duke of Gloucester
Storm at Sea Off Sydney Hits Marama
Captain W. Martin of the Union steamer Marama reports encountering a violent storm yesterday near Sydney. A dark arch of cloud spread across the sky, followed by a fierce gale. After the gale, calm persisted for over four hours with heavy seas offshore. Two Kerrigs returned to port after leaving Sydney Heads.
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Sydney
W. Martin
New Yenterdas
Senith
Sydney Heads
Road Fatalities Comparative Mortality in Britain
Data from the 1999 annual report of the Chief Medical Officer estimates Great Britain with a population of 40.3 million could reduce road deaths to 12.18 per 1 000 if all fatalities were prevented. The piece contrasts road deaths with overall mortality and notes cautious interpretation amid ongoing road safety lessons.
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Chic
Ministry of Health
Great Britain
Women Cricketers Triumph on Wet Brisbane Wicket
The Wuelish women dismissed Qumenaland for 47 in a flat innings on a wet wicket. Bures and Parteidge opened, Crowleay and Builth bowled tightly, Smith claimed two early wickets, while Matear stood out with four maidens.
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Brisbane
Wuelish
Crickers
Qumenaland
Ducks Borer
Death of Vice Admiral Glossop recalls Emden fight
London reports the death of Vice Admiral John Glossop who commanded the Sydney at the Emden engagement and later led cruiser forces in the Indian Ocean. The obituary notes his birth in 1871, early service during the Samot conflicts, and promotion to vice admiral in 1934.
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London
Elmden
Cocos Tatand
John Joagop
Rydney
Glossop
Weymouth
Ethel ‘Ailson McPhillamy
John McPhillang
Bathurst
Malay Archipelago
Indian Ocean
Africa
Mts Taya
Weas
England
Australis
von Muller
Emden
Penang
Australia
Sydney Appiari
Sydney
Glomop
Bydney
Glomino
G. P. Glossup
Twickenham
Air disaster condolences from Australia message to Netherlands
The Commonwealth Government tabled a note to the Secretary of State for attr Majesty's Government in Australia. It states the government and people are shocked by the loss of the airliner Ulver on its flight to Australia. It conveys deep regrets to the relatives of those who died and to the KLM Company.
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Hen Boon
Commonwealth
Attr Majesty
Coakasseseli
Australia
Lowing
Netherlands
Commonwealth of Australia
Baarlanders Welcome Trumpeted Rally in Saar Plebiscite
In Baarbrucken on Monday 300 Baarlanders arrived by garlanded train from North and South America. They were greeted with patriotic songs as their fares were paid in return for a pledge to vote in favor of Germany in the forthcoming plebiscite.
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Baarbrucken
North
South America
Germany
Nag-Aying
Coaster Beached Off Botany Bay
A coastal vessel named Botany Bay was beached after entering Botany Bay to seek repairs amid very heavy seas. The State Navigation Department has little information about the ship, but it is understood the vessel was in danger of sinking and landed safely with the crew sheltered.
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Sydney
Botany Bay
Kurnell
State Navigation Department
Garage Theft at Goulburn Undetected by Customers
Three men in a car robbed a shop at a garage in Street Goulburn while customers guarded the till. Lowe and Bisbour led the approach and the trio fled with loot, leaving the incident undiscovered until police received robber descriptions. £1000 each seized against the defendants per W. T. Page, director of Associated Insurance Society Ltd.
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Goulburn
Lowe
Bisbour
Fach
W. T. Page
Associated Asurance Society
Lad
Record Christmas Mail at Sydney
Post Office noon today reports mail postings higher than last year with about 1,000,000 in excess. Final totals are expected to surpass the previous year by roughly 1,500,000 as figures across divisions and team performances are listed in the daily posting ledger.
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Sydney
Lawteam
State Lottery Seer on Ark Howe Wing Ark Howes
A portion of the text indicates a state lottery draw with a designation No. 241 to be drawn on January 4. The fragment mentions Ark Howe and Wing, suggesting a local or regional lottery context and a potential misread or OCR error in the listing.
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Ark Howe
Ark
Old Woman Collapses During Prayer in Auckland Church
An elderly woman, Mrs Merah Whithurs, aged about sixty, suffered a heart attack and collapsed during prayer at a Milarsiia church in Auckland on Monday. She received aid at the scene and was transported to hospital for further care.
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Auckland
Merah Whithurs
bin Prayer
Milarsiia
Railway theft at Canberra station yields tiny haul
Thieves broke into Canberra Railway Station during the week and stole a small amount, about £1 1s 8d, using an iron bar to force the Parcel Office door and blow open the safe. Police deem the work amateurish with similar prior robberies at holidays and suspected links to Goulburn over the weekend.
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Canberra
Tree
Goulburn
Concert by Miss Morris pupils thrills Kinleyside crowd
Hall News reports a large Kinleyside crowd at Kinleyside's Hall for a concert by Miss Kathleen Morris's pupils. After an evening of excellent music and supper, performances included violin and piano solos, violin duets and quintets, a humorous act, and a chorus. Proceeds were to fund prizes for the performers.
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Morrie’ Gaheal
Kathleen Morris
Kinleyside
Miss Morris
Wan
Heather Curran
Jano
Jemie Butt
Owen Ut
Juan McFesters
J. Morris
X. Southwell
Jessus Butt
Irrigation Project Planned for Hungarian Plain
Report from Debreasen Fin gery states that about 3800 acres near the famed ry will gain irrigation via sluice canals to be built by unemployed workers in spring, funded by the government with about 190 000 pangou expected to cover costs.
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Debreasen
Fingery
Manu
Meroge
Anglers Champion Championship Report
Readable text notes an angling championship with multiple anglers, including Ane Mame of 22 Salada, participating at Thames area. Mentions busy scene, eligibility and an incident where a swimmer fouled under the crust. Details are fragmented and unclear about outcomes.
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Ane
Salada
Renee Er
Thames
Siswene
Dherman
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Matear
Smith
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Mackaan
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Crouch
Queensland
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Wide
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Spear
Taylor
Altwood
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Prginenien Rouss
Hida
F Smith
Mutagen Ann Vo
Mateer
Spwar
M. Crouch
Broderick
Thw
Taylor E. Crouch
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