Farewell to Collie Bowler A E B Anderson
The Collie bowling club gathered in the pavilion to bid farewell to Mr A E B Anderson who left Collie for Geraldton. Harry King chaired as members expressed regret at his departure after ten years of prominent service and publicity for bowling matters. Anderson thanked the club for the gift and said he would continue the game in Geraldton and hoped to return for Collie events.
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Fragmentary OCR Sports Scorecard Notes and Ad Fragments
Fragments show a sports scorecard with dates February 7 13 23 and quarters, plus fragmented entries for VITROLINE DRY PICKLE Galdeon Bree Tippett's Tractors and Form Machinery and Otto Laidlew's Non-Drip Taps. No coherent event details or outcomes are readable.
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Oxford Row Over Coaching Choice Sparks Boat Race Talk
The Oxford crew faces a leadership riddle as President Graham and rival Time clash over bow oar selection. Coaches resign en masse prompting a meeting of captains and secrecy before Time’s election to lead, with plans to recall former rowers and seek Cambridge victory.
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Riot at Vicennes trotting race ends in course destruction
Paris reports a false start provoked the worst racecourse riot in France in 25 years. Backers stormed offices, demolished stakes, burned the parimutuel building, and attacked police and fire crews as arrests totaled numerous.
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Migration talks with Australian premier on Busselton visit
Among passengers for the Eastern States by the Katoomba Fremantle on Saturday included Hen ater J J Daly Vice President of the Federal Mission and British representative Mr Gunn The party held conferences with Premier P Collier and Lands Minister M P Troy on migration development and visited Busselton settlements Mr Crutchley stays in the state a few days longer and will return by train
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Site change eyed to ease wheat Receiving at Yandanooka
Report notes urgent need to move wheat receiving to a safer site before the next harvest. Dust nuisance from current siding harms business, with deep dust piles and daily traffic. Yard reconditioning seen as essential amid stalled stockyard conditions and feed concerns for livestock.
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Wilkins Expedition In Doubt With Three Week Mission
In February reports from Luneo describe whaling ships in the region and a missing Wilkins mission. Sir Hubert Wilkie anticipated trouble before departure and warned that rescue would be difficult though the journey would be worthwhile.
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French airliner crash near Munten injures crew
An unknown French airliner making an emergency landing crashed at Munten ground. Two passengers died by incineration, a woman among them. Three others were severely injured, while the pilot was thrown clear. The incident report cites a timer burst during the landing attempt.
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Church of England bishops appointment advisory committee
The interim report to the Church Assembly argues for a real voice in bishop appointments. It proposes a body empowered to nominate bishops, recommends ministers consult a primary committee including the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and five assembly members before advising His Majesty.
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Two Crops Secured Then Resown In Drought Area
Messen H in J. Seur rah secured two crops, 920 padlocks at Kebuen. In July the wheat area, sown in April, failed and was resown with a wtn and irrigated in August. The resulting mixed crop exceeded a ton to the acre while oats stubble stayed green. The second drop is estimated to yield at least four pounds to the ners.
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Man bitten by tiger at Snake Island in Mojra Laker
Frederick Wake, 32, of Jannke charmer, was bitten on the hand by a tiger about four feet from a fort at Snake Island Mojra Laker. He received snake venom antidote and tried to drive away the animal after tying a ligature. He collapsed and was taken to a hospital in a state of collapse.
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