National Football Round Promises Key Eastlake Clash
The National Football season focus centers on Manuka and Eastlake as Manuka plans to cope without captain Capac while Wun Tider leads Acton against Eastlake. The article notes prior games, upcoming fixtures, and the emergence of new talent amid a shifting lineup and expanding schedule with upcoming Melbourne visitors adding depth to the league.
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Neko
Ainslie Ui
Capac
Eastlake
Ainslie
Tema
Cheir Mentines
Grune
Sipelon
Seton Winchline
Maggies
Acton
Rasthike
Kingston
Wal Miamuka
Jowerel Kasthike
Wat Perters
Leeks
Manuka
Baethoktr
Manuke
Amalie Acton
Sortdubiurne
Avelanen
Poundwry
Melbourne
Thik Eeasen Piren
Fate
Fe Funtors
Amalie Club Eyes Victory After Narrow Weekend Win
Amalie clubs celebrated a close win last Saturday and prepare to host Acton wide unbeaten. Key moments came from Kiely marking and kicking and Sock Tantan’s return with Admelie. Captain Handley led center line play as Manuka’s improved defense faced strong Provision Brete actions. Rumor links Aledo’s Chettheheeb, while Penant hopes rise with a set against Adum tomorrow.
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Amalie
Ievear
Acton
Prom” Kiely
Tantan
Admelie
Kealey
George Handley
Allon
Manuka
Aelterer
Alekne
Provision Brete
Distinet
Gi Tewltha
Rimour Aledo
Don Jy
Finances Show Big Deficit for Nine Months
The total Commonwealth expenditure for nine months ending March 21 exceeds receipts by £3,175,815. Treasury says the deficit will be partly offset by heavy income tax receipts in the remaining months. Report details tax collections, loan expenditure, public debt, and planned federal works and railway spending.
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Treasury Department
Fas Commonwealth
Peres Ponl
Acie Reese
Alecdine
Denis Efi
Wimrder
Mabata
Yuernbehes
T . Irene
Dan Tag
Lee
Reilwins
Carman
Mill riots in Bombay disrupt Calcutta strikes
Disturbances break out in Bombay as strikers protest owner wage refusals. Enraged workers attack police and hurl stones. police respond with tear gas and gunfire injuring several. Riot conditions spread to surrounding areas as authorities restore order.
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Calcutta
Bombay
Missing Barque Search Fails in Atlantic
A steamer bound for Amsterdam and Copenhagen from London vanished in the belt area with no trace and no survivors reported. Navy and civilian vessels scoured the Atlantic but failed to locate the overdue voyage, raising concerns over the ship’s route and timetable.
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London
Weilheadiay
Aonulio Mesace
Beltann
Etenier
Ammeterdam
Irland
Copenhaven
Cabinet Considers New Liquor Law
A meeting yesterday in Worbury examined proposed changes to the liquor law. The session, led by a Maine official and an expert from Victorian circles, discussed penalties and enforcement, with a plan to reconvene next week for a three day review.
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Cabitet
Maine
Amatic and Players Prepare for Kawitake Motel Match
Amatic with the exception of Bhipper Clapton shows strong recovery after recent Lot qginment. Peter Tadieh is well on the road to recovery and trained this week. Jock Mckensie will arrive in Canker op Friday. Mike Overlew returns to fold and will strip on Saturday. Maldacer from Kathrnwich departs for the match. A Min Sot plage delivered creditable display. The upcoming match against Ainslie is expected to proceed with anticipation.
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Amatic
Bhipper Clapton
Kawitake
Teo
Old Bee Insur
Peter Tadieh
Rewvery
Haw
Jock Mckensie
Ohaent
Canker
Miteh Ovrlew
Maldacer
Whe
Halle
Kath Rnwich
Mirip
Tesat Fant Rathday
Ainslie
Delig
Football captain presents new cheer cap in Canberra
Mr. Harry Notaras presented a cheer cap for the premier team at National Haken events. The cap arrived yesterday and is now on display at Highgate Café, Hingeton.
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Harry Notaras
Canberra
Bremier
Highgate
Hingeton
Rugby League Tt Wae Eeree At Ongoing Meeting
An uncertain report describes a rugby league drawing for a junior school tournament. The May 8 draw and June 2 match at Tokell Hop outline junior fixtures. Names of participating schools and officials appear amid unclear text.
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Rugby Football League
Ius
Tokeell
Junier Ood
Bribery Inquiry Details Alleged Political Payments
The Royal Commission on bribery heard testimony from officials including Inspector James Bonnet and William Stewart about payments claimed as party funds. Witnesses denied personal gains from services and asserted money was for party purposes. The hearing adjourned to the next day.
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Hydoney
Firsday
Royal Commission
Whiel i
Toshi
Dhiaiel Daevy
Mr. News
Depo
Cooper Mane
Jurvie
Witbene
James Bonnet
Realitic
William Stewart
Cadets Face Kingston Acton In York Park Match
The R.M.C. Cadets play Kingston Acton Aanateh in a hockey contest at York Park. The game begins June 20 with the draw to be published next week.
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York
Ingenious Diver's 250 Foot River Plunge Goes Wrong
A 20 year old man Felix Fabry attempted a publicity dive from a bridge 250 feet above a river. He stripped to coat and dive after posing for cameras, vanished underwater, and divers rushed to rescue him. He was taken to hospital in critical condition despite rubber protection.
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Riek
Conera Sen
Suetler
Ceillen Hyo Locien
New Kabry
Mareles
Fabry
Nut Fabry
Federmen
Jubilee fete at St Benedicts convent marks milestone
A Jubilee fete at St Benedicts Convent Quewenheyan opened at St Benedicts school hall with Dewe Rathi and Mrs Horn presiding. The event featured stalls, performances by senior and junior pupils, a charity concert, and a children’s programme including The Wolf and The Wind and the Harp. Proceeds will fund meals and care for residents. a second fete is planned for St Gregorys Hall tonight.
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Ft. Benedict's Convent
Benedicct
Achool
Dewe Rathi
Mleehy
Charl
Horn
Buves
Ms Muar
Mim
Faypler
Porker
Ganthegies
Mande Trysur
Kaley Veires
Saliean
Aettian
Osemiior Kirks
Tambavring Dunes
Sender
Eta
Amd
Tiregen
Hel Ming
Thornton
Miles Wotabi Hai
Wooulmun
J. ‘Thornton
Wolf
W. Tei Taresene
Hed Udine Hood
Misa Mah Tiyan
Mery
KO Reilly
St. Gregory’s Hall
South Africa Nomination Contests Sharpen Opposition
South Africa Camttown reports nominations for the pen ered elections with eight unaffiliated opponents. Ministers oppose the move while strong contenders Herne and Luis lead the field. The Bouwth Authority contests all Free Elote constituencies seen as Na Honaliat strongholds.
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Panama
Herne
Luis
Aa Na Honaliat
Checking Roll In Parramatta By-Election Inquiry
Royal Commission continues examining allegations related to the Parramatta by election. Focused on the electorate and individuals involved, the inquiry spent hours reviewing those affected. Further hearing adjourned until tomorrow.
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Rvydney
Thureday
Royal
Parramatt
Dena
Farewell to Popular Railwayman Prie at Departure
A farewell gathering honored the departing railway officer Torin te Ryness. J Power chaired as colleagues from PMG and fellow railwaymen voiced warm memories and best wishes. Mr Lucas presented a cheque and gift as thanks for his genial leadership and long service.
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Deroy Babes
Amer Bee
Fyne
J. Power
Hey
J. Moher
BE. Porch
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J. Morand
PMG
Department
Anit
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Railway Department
Lacus
World Tong
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