Potts Point v Cubists match ends with high scores
Sunday match result shows Potts Point, Tolot defeating Cuists with numerous wickets and high individual scores. Players listed include White, Gunn, Spittles, Gale, Prow, and Besgrove with several bowler figures and fall of runs noted. Sundries added to total 18.
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Rath
White
Willa
Gunn
Spritles
Wills
Cripps
Prow
Gale
Willis A. Gunn
Belgrove
Hynds
Wighton
Willis
G. White
Edwarda
Barton
Channon
Edwards
J. Girdham
A. Wims
F. White
Lhow
Besgrove
T. Besgrove
N. Hudson
Forb es Land Board proceedings and extensions list
A dense record of land board applications and extensions dated Wednesday March 23 and Thursday March 24. Names include Rawson Leslie Carrington Murphy John Simmonds Thomas E. and others as parties to sp. L. leases and exchanges with references to ACP ACL C.L. sp. L terms and extensions.
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Cotto
Aersuay
Amiplicalions Lower Water Act
Liles Outenby
AL & Co
Jon ‘Owyal
Ateeie
Samuel A
Jegart
William Tiarold
Rawson
Leslie Carrington
Chandler
Jobo
A.L
Itu
Wrodham
Peoruddocka
Edward
Leo
Murphy
John
CP. Scheyte
Convo
Sp. L
ALE
Court
ACP
Wakefield
William
Stitt
A. J
Seltz
H. Wi
Sp. L. Sait
M'Keon
Jur
Thomas F
Parieb Goonigal
Pymiont
Pymont
A. A
James T
Hall
Reedy
E. W
C. H. Eddy Parish
Burrawong
Simmonds
Thomas E
A.C.P
Johnson
Wilhemminia C
C. P
Fitzgerald
Byrne
Michael
C.P
S. J. Waite
Annie T. Waite
Condobolin
Walker
H. W. Luhre
HLF
Donkin
J.B. C
Bottom
J.W
Somerville
C.J. C
Kiss
J. W
Klas, H
Wheat Pool Date of Next Payment
Mr W W Killen president of the New South Wales Parmere and Settlers Association reports at Narrandera that the federal government may pay farmers 2s 0d on March 15. He anticipates a June cash payment of 2s 6d by the State Government and notes three quarters of the crop sold at 9d per bushel, suggesting growers may net about ?d after pool expenses. He argues the pool improved growers' position versus an open market despite drawbacks.
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W. W. Killen
New South Wales Parmere and Settlers’ Association
Murrumbidgee
F. and B.A
Narrandera
Farmera
Killen
Condobolin Gossips on Aeroplane Feats and Local Affairs
In Condobolin the week featured an air show with a looping pilot drawing public praise while a weather shift ends hot days. Court notes report a minor case verdict of not guilty and the Bansett family winning three injuries cases, amid local cricket chatter and civic complaints about water rates and paper distribution.
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Bansett
Walter
Parkes News Roundup Highlights Local Activity
Parkes weather remains mild with improving skies. Up to 20 000 bags of wheat stored locally though sheds hold 80 000. Cricket poised for match against Forbes or Mudgee. Emerton joins McIntosh as partner. Shire auditors debate sending dunning letters to defaulters but council votes against. Parkes residents welcome new residents and consider show revision plans. A wood lecture raises funds for district school equipment. Police court records show riotous behaviour fine. Avro pilot E H Harper visits. tennis season opening postponed. A 1300 mile cycling push from Newcastle to Melbourne noted. Local solicitors add partner. Mining select committee to visit Parkes. evidence collection organized. Bush fire brigade to pursue spark arresters. Parkes gains more businesses.
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Elles
Parkes
Forbes
Aledown
C. P. Emerton
McIntosh
Shire Council
A. J. Hockey
North Gunning
Gunningbland
Bia
Orange
J. Connellan
E. F. Field
H. P Leonard
Parkesborough
Goobang Shire
Coobang
Goobang
Tom Howard
Europe
P.P.P
Howard Hunter
E. H. Harper
Avro
Condobelia
E. A. Pearson
Newcastle
Melbourne
Pearson
Sydney
W. E. Matthews
Messrs
Parliamentary Select Committee On
Bogan Gate Bush
Lso
Hospital fund dance proves immense success and plans bigger event
The local hospital event drew strong social support and financial gains. A dance night is praised as a hopeful precursor to a larger fundraiser on the 28th, with expectations of Forbes guests joining. Full details promised next week.
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Forbes
Ministers Return and Coo-ee Girls Visit Town
Archdeacon and Rev. Mr. Leggart return from holidays and look fit for another year among their flocks. A Sunday cricket team with some Coo-ee Girls will visit the town, and the writer aims to meet the “sticky beak” to report on the trip. The writer expresses envy for the girls and hopes locals attend and enjoy the visit.
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Mr. Leggart
Sengon
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