Shire Council Meeting Notes and Road Works Debate
The Tomalong Shire Council held its first ordinary monthly meeting on an early date under President Councillor Stre Conneditors. Discussions covered wages for road workers, contract costs, gravel and drainage work on Condobolin and Parker’s Rend roads, and proposed bridge and siding repairs. Public works items included water issues on the North Pombloly road, and the committee reviewed bids, allowances, and upcoming maintenance, with final motions on wages and project timelines.
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Tomalong Sire Caunnel
Linus
Heuney CB
Mo Hrawn
Ee Nowkos
Fail RT
Havelling Ait
Low
J. Taunger Cornett
Hinthe Boyd Akowl
Unesey Nasheen
Parker
Wil
Condoballi
Gil
Baetlan
Raveowone Holding
Neveral
Nglia
Hoga
Couneldon Brown
Charlus
Hodges
Law
Counelior
Hill
Tw Council
Grenfell Roar
Tor Smith
Vrosshug
Forwattun
Anwar
Puukav'e
Comneltiar Brown
Monwonge
Yarrabumdli
Fem Burra Wala
Connell
Vail
Wielhoer
Wongthravai
Pounelltore
Waldron Hotel Advertises Rooms and Amenities
J Waldron offers lease of a central hotel with splendid accommodations for travelers and visitors. Large well ventilated apartments, refurnished rooms, hot and cold baths, sample rooms, and only best brand liquors. Patrons urged to patronize.
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D. J. Waldron
Olaf Sulioe
Combined Bankers and Civil Servants win by five runs in tight cricket
A Saturday match between Combined Bankers and Civil Servants and All Comers ended in a five run victory for the Combined side. J Walsh top scored for the Combined with F Gaggin taking six for eight while I Coram led All Comers with 87 not out. North Hill later won by limits in a related score, with Wormsby noted in the bowling.
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Allcomers
Byrnett
H. Bilis
Combined
J. Walshop
F. Gaggin
I. Coram
H. E
Cadets Triumph Over North Hill In Cricketer Clash
The Cadets meet North Hill at Nel won Park Oval after a prior loss and draw. Cadets win toss, post 8 runs, then dismiss North Hill for 6 and 4, led by Loxley and Parkes. North Hill reply stoutly with five wickets, with Miller and Stone starring in bowling as Cadets reach victory amid cautious play.
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North Hill
North Hl
Corbatt Bi
Gunn
Ramns
Ume
Jack Miler
Walter Stone
Arthur Loxley
Llewt
Cook
Hf Parkes
Malta
Vietore
Snonth Hill
Hue
Boyn
Gould
Adr
Angor
MOSK
Cadet Score Allegedly Faked Sparks Mockery from Bystanders
Some fickle-minded onlookers tried to sway crowds by claiming the cadet score was falsified. They showed poor sportsmanship by clinging to defeat and pressing the unfounded claim in public.
Rain Hope Amid Farming Struggles and School Milestones
Farmers await relief as rain is hoped to resume ploughing. The community mourns Father Lynch who endeared himself to all. Four candidates passed the December 12, 1911 qualifying certificate exam: Frank Toohey, Mark Riley, Caris M'Innes, Doris Minnes. Doris Minnes earns four years at Orange High Lobos. praise for teacher Mr M'Innes for high teaching standard.
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Father Lynch
Frank Toohey
Mark Riley
Caris M'Innes
Doris Minnes
Orange High Lobos
Speska
M'Innes
Patchy stormy week yields mixed rainfall and local feats
Weather varied with patchy results as storms hit the district. Hillview at Mr H M’Cann recorded 130 points, Wogin Gate saw about 4 points, and a telephone line project between Goran Gate and Guoning advanced after a Saturday meeting. The Gun ning district tennis tournament promoted winners with medals, praised local workers, and anticipated a strong season. The Scotts M’Donnell transported 201 bags of wheat by eleven horses for a record district load. The annual Gunning Joe ball at Bedgerabong Hall drew a full crowd despite a male-to-female ratio skew, with music by Nash and concertina by McCunn and Grant.
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H. M’cann
Hillview
Wogin Gate
Goran Gate
Guoning
P. Broderick
Gun- Ning
Tat Seusge
Cann Ant
D. Martin
P. Matthew Taudrex
Nellie Smith
J. Martin
Iele Lar
Kecreaty
BR. C. Rowley
Smith
Wiles Park
Broderick
Avondale
Scotts" M'Donnell
Ed. Fagey
Forbes
Cam
Joe
Bedgerabong Hall
Mleod
Fifth Test Match Ends In England Victory By Seventy Runs
The Ofth and Sual test match closed Friday with England winning by 70 runs after heavy rain. AiMeult dismissed the wicket. England claimed the ashes though Hut excelled in four of five contests. Scores provided.
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Ofth
Sual
Diogland
AiMeult
England
Hut
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