Neighbours Quarrel Over Cook in London Trial
In London Winnessay, Saville sued neighbor Alexander Jim for damages over enticement after leaving Herbert Stretch’s home. The jury awarded 9 verdicts totaling £25 damages plus costs, with additional claims of £206 for alleged omissions. Overall costs near £400, leaving Sim’s mantel costs over £600.
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London
Winnessay
Deius P. Saville
Herbert Stretch
Alexander Jim
Cockhan Deen
Dam Gon
Tcounnel
Sietch
Tim
Sim
Lie
Cyclist Under Tram Falls Before Moving Vehicle
Sydney report recounts Richard Wolff aged 19 riding a motorcycle near Queen Street, Rewtown. The machine skidded and fell in the path of a moving tram, trapping him under the tram's front. Rescuers required twenty minutes to extricate him. He was conveyed to hospital with a fracture to the right leg and severe abrasions.
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Sydney
Richard Wolff
Queen Street
Rewtown
Admiralty estimates cost to repair Hood at eight thousand pounds
In the House of Commons the First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Eyres Mansell stated the damage to the Hood from the collision with TMS and Hood would cost about £8,000 to repair. The incident involves court martial proceedings for Rear-Admiral Bailey and the captains of the ships.
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London
House of Commone
TMS
Hood
JM. Renon
Bailey
Admiralty
Bolton Eyres Mansell
America Mixed Doubles Tourna ment entries reach record numbers
Large entries for the America Mixed Doubles Tournament this weekend set a new record with sixty fone pairs. The event will use Club courts and the association's Section No 5 at Forrel and Section No 7 at Griffiths. Players listed must attend promptly at 9 am sharp with further details available from the officer in charge.
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America
Forrel
Griffiths Courts
Manon
Edwards
Gee
Mise
Gregory
Carnall
Abjot
Bell
Manuka
Hundt
Mia
Firgin
Miss Crawley
McKinnon
Weave
Sharp
Edwarde
Cussek
Avent
Willington
Thorpe
Bluemerchar
Forrest Club Mixed Doubles Sealed Handicap Final
Hinsed hosted a mixed doubles sealed handicap tournament at Forrest last weekend. In both divisions two pairs tied for top games, and the final was led by the Francis sisters with Lorna Francis and F Piggin defeating Jean Francis and F Ordishy.
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Forrest
Francis Sisters
Lorna Francis
F. Piggin
Jean Francis
F, Ordishy
Reid Club Mixed Doubles Tourney Concludes Planned Finals
The Reid Club hosted a mixed doubles American tournament last weekend. The event proved highly enjoyable and nearly completed with only a few sets left. Finals are scheduled for the third weekend in March.
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Reid ‘Club
Northbourne Club Meets at YWCA on February 2
The Northbourne club held its meeting at the YWCA on Saturday February 2. Members discussed upcoming events and community projects and planned future gatherings with emphasis on local engagement.
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Northbourne Club
Yw.c.a
Fire Brigade Club Tennis Opens and Social Rally Details
The Fire Brigade club received permission to host an open ladies doubles American tournament on March 8. A social rally for eM players is set for February 23 at the club courts. SIAMA Tennis Association entries will be played Saturday morning starting at 8:40 a.m., with several matches including Interior II versus Prime Ministers and Patents I versus Sigtisticians PS.
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Fire Brigade
Siama Tennis Association
Interior II
Prime Ministers
Patents I
V. Sigtisticians PS. Board II
Parliament
Bratlaticlana IT
Board L Customm
Patents II Attorney-Generaln
Interior F
Barton Club Mixed Doubles Tourney Concludes Saturday
The mixed doubles American tourney for trophies, halted by President J. E. Edwards, will close Saturday afternoon. Winners in division one were Mr. and Mrs. McCallum, while Mr. Caught and Mrs. McFadyen took division two.
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J. E. Edwards
McCallum
Caught
McFadyen
Prohibition on Egg Imports Proclaimed in Commonwealth Gazette
A proclamation in the Commonwealth Gazette announces a prohibition on importing fertile eggs for hatching from all parts of the world due to the risk of infectious diseases. The ban may be relaxed by permit for imports from Great Britain Northern Ireland Free State and New Zealand subject to certificates declarations and quarantine regulations.
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Commonwealth
Great Britain
Irelaria Free State
New Zealsi
Origin of Mrs McSweeney Name in Gazette Gossip
A tale recounts how Mr T. W. Spencer created the Mrs McSweeney persona for humorous Gazette pieces. The incident arose after a bowling match mishap and a parson’s wardrobe joke, inspiring a column under Casey and later titled The Adventures of Mrs Sweeney.
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Canberra
Nn Australia
Shanespeare Faver
Mgsweny
Spencer
N.S
Hansard
Glebe Kenown
Knop Seth Dere
Hoyiriys
Hid Fietder
T. W. Spencer
Gazette
Casey
Tr. E. Spencer
Publication line for a Canberra era newspaper notice
Printed and published by Christopher Nlobn Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd. art the pices at the enmipacy. Store Streets Braden Caner.
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Christopher Nlobn Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia. Ltd
Braden, Caner
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Forrest Club
Reid Club
Holt Holbrook
Holbrooks
Fire Brigade Club
Barton Club
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