Australian XI vs Surrey ends day due to rain
Rain interrupted play as Australia trails Surrey after a delayed start. Australia was 140 for five at stumps with Grimmett and Armimett contributing, while Surrey's bowlers Murweed and Grimmett impressed with wickets.
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First Test Splendid Australian Rally In London
London June 48 Express reports a memorable test where Hobbs shows power and resolve while Bundman, Robins, Tate, and Chapman anchor England’s fight. The piece praises Chapman's captaincy and the match as a historic game defining luck and skill.
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English Casualties in Test Selection Clouded by Injury
The report notes Larwood and Mutcliffe as unfit or doubtful for the next Test at Lords due to injuries. Larwood’s neurogantrili condition makes his fitness unpredictable. Mutcliffe has a crushed right hand that may prevent participation in the Lords Test.
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Australian cricketers visit Welbeck Abbey estate
The Duke of Portland hosted a party featuring Australian cricketers including Mr and Mrs Bruce, the Dowager Marchioness of Linlithgow, and First‑Marshal Air William Robertson. Guests toured the cricket ground, gardens, and underground passages, with golf and a motor coach trip to Nottingham marked by lifts from guests.
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Ashes sighted at Inncheon club hosts June 23
London reports on an Ashes glimpse at the International Ai men’s Club gathering in Inncheon on June 23 with Greville Atgin as host and Countess of Darnley, once Morphy of Berchworth, among presenters. The piece notes past England victory in 1885 under Hon. Tvor Bligh and mentions a former incident between Mian Morphy and Bligh, while observing Australia’s recent participation unclear.
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Flooded Hunter River towns face dire plight
June 1 report from Bydney details severe Hunter River rainfall flooding lower valley towns such as Saitroad Paterum and Terrace. Residents flee homes amid rising water levels while volunteers reinforce embankments. a tug assists rescuing people stranded on rooftops as streets fill with water and vehicles become submerged.
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Newcastle
Fire destroys Chilton and Willis stock and coffee palace
A dawn fire at 1 30 o'clock in Pingelly completely destroyed Chilton and Willis secondhand dealers premises and stock and badly damaged the adjoining coffee palace. The cause is known. The loss is estimated at 300 pounds for the premises and 500 pounds for the stock.
Causeway Accident in Perth injures two men
A motor car skidded on the Causeway near Perth last night and was struck by a tram. Passengers P. Whatley of Beaconsfield and B. Tucker of Swanbourne suffered head and hand injuries and concussion respectively. The incident occurred shortly after 1 am as the car crossed the tram line and narrowly avoided toppling into the river.
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Faced Intruder Attack At Bt Brigid Church
June 1. Rev Father Gilbert of Bt Brigids Church in Coozee reports two boxers broke in during morning mass. The priest subdued one intruder after a struggle and warded off a second attacker while a responding squad vanished. Police inquiry follows with neighborhood aid ongoing.
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Tasmanian Secession Debate Sparks Economic Society Meeting
Hobart June 15 The Tasmanian Economic Society debated secession from the Commonwealth. Mr Dwyer Gray warned that remaining in federation with no financial base could push Tasmania toward bankruptcy and imperial power shifts. A case for secession was urged with potential government action to prepare.
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Three Children from Motus Family Saved in Water Accident
In Went Wyalutg, the Motus children were playing near a dam when the youngest, aged three, slipped in. The eldest, Harry, six, waded in and pulled the child out, carrying him home to their mother. The baby was unconscious but regained consciousness under medical care.
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Geraldton Football Delegates Act After Language Incident
The Geraldton National Football Association delegates met at the Victoria Hotel with abeyance until terms with East Fremantle are finalised. A visit invitation to East Fremantle was discussed and a combined team from Geraldton College and State Bekweli ra College planned for Saturday. A Railway Club application to lift a prior disqualification was considered. Offenders in junior and senior practices at Buff Point faced potential discipline. umpires and officials were instructed to report misconduct. Permit Board later granted clearances for several players moving between clubs.
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Wyndham Air Service Extend North West Mail Route
Airways reports the North-West air mail contract renewed by the Government with mutual terms, extending service to Wyndham for eight months yearly and adding wheel brakes and other upgrades. Opening Pace to May, residents will benefit from safer, larger-capacity machines sooner as cooperation from all parties is sought.
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Tyrell-Baitk wins Junior Tourist Trophy at Isle of Man
H Tyrell-Baitk wins the Junior Tourist Trophy on a Rudge-Whitworth with an average speed of 71.18 mph. E Knott and G W Walker on Rudge-Whitworth finish second and third. Stuart-Williams and P Coleman exit the race. Forty-three starters from around the world compete. Harwell suffers a serious arm injury at the hairpin.
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Breeders' Handicap field includes WA bred entries
Acceptances list for Saturday feature the Breeders' Handicap for Western Australia bred horses ridden by approved apprentices. Notable runners include Komai Columban Ayrville Green Cactus Jemilar Metome Wallace and Peter Kyne. Racing times and hurdle details follow with prices and place names in the fixture notes.
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German Finance Drastic Economies Ordered Extravagance Stop
Berlin reports government measures to curb spending following a demoralizing report by Kir Parker Gilbert. New officials appointed for five years, holidays shortened, women employees married dismissed, officials rotated, ten percent wage cuts, age limits raised, panel patients paid from own pockets. plan condemns extravagance in Germany at national and local levels.
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New Zealand Film Advertising Becomes Popular Propaganda
London reports that film advertising is the most popular propaganda form in New Zealand and now averages 50 shows a day. Since January 1 there have been 3,726 bookings. The publicity officer notes cinema proprietors favor silent scenes over inferior talkies.
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Unemployed Fund Match At Recreation Ground
Next Monday June 23 a football match between bank employees and shipping agents at the Recreation Ground to raise funds for Unemployment Relief. Proceeds to go public, with I Crabbe directing ships and J Ackland leading the banks. lists of players from Banks and Shipping, plus emergencies.
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