Cruise in a yacht perils near Derby voyage ends
A frail ketch carrying three young men left Derby on a Friday and was not sighted at Broome by Monday. They reported a perilous voyage south along the coast after departing May, with exhausted supplies, a lost anchor, and little coastal charting as they battled reefs and rough seas near Cape Londonderry.
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Derwin
Hydbey
Kesbes
Murtar
Broome
Derby
Resevars
Cape Londonderry
Australian jockeys spark Paris envy at Longchamp
Australian riders are not popular in Paris as the treble of success grows. Western Australian jockey Sibbritt caused a sensation at Longchamp with Barrates, who defeated last year’s hot prospect Hotweed in the Prix de Sablons, a £1000 race with twelve runners.
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1Eax
Paris
Sibbritt
Longchamp
Hotweed
Hotwood
Sibritt
Moon Phases Listed for June Dates
A fragmented note lists lunar phases for June including first quarter on the fourth, full moon, last quarter on the nineteenth, and new moon on the twenty fourth with misspelled names and odd abbreviations.
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Jame
Jese
Historic 24 Hours Race Ends With Bentley Victory
Nearly seventy thousand spectators crowded the stands as the 24 hours endurance test closed. Captain H. R. Birkin, driving a Bentley, led a dramatic surge to win after tire failures and heavy Mercedes pressure. Birkin ordered all-out speed. Barnato in another Bentley challenged relentlessly, finishing with enduring pace and a new record average.
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Uber British Motoring Triumph
H. R Birkin
Bentley
Hirkin
Barnata
Barnato
Birkin
Eastern football trials spark evenly matched games
Four teams in the Eastern league played seater football with tight results. Kalgoorlie City defeated Railways last Tuesday, despite gusty winds. Buffalo City and Minea Rovers clashed at Woulder, with Minea Rovers claiming the win as the wind swept the field, while refereeing rules on belding and decisions created controversy.
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Anna Iling
Kalgoorlie City
Railways
Busdsy
Buphder City
Minca Rovers
Woulder
Simon Report New Constitution Emerges From Federal Discussion
Fragmentary notes indicate a Simon report prompting a new constitution framework. The text references federal basis and evolving governance concepts amid unclear quotes and damaged phrasing. The readable elements highlight constitutional reform themes without concrete dates or named entities.
Umpire Admonishes Faithful and Morgan for Abusive Language
Geraldton National Football Association board convened to hear charges from a Railways versus Fire Brigades game and a Bluff Point clash. Faithful received a severe warning for abusive language toward the central umpire, while Morgan was fined four premiership matches for using bad language and disputing decisions. G. Hillier faced separate charges for persistent rough play, with club secretary P O Malley arguing the incident was accidental.
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Pemioe
Cat
W. Paithful
Railways
Pire
Hetgs
Ris Opiaiam
J. V. Thomas
Faithful
Rina
Paithtel
Alexive
Ae Permas
Romport
Inguin
R Morgan
Im & Mated
All Ravers
Bluff Point
Morgan
Baying
J. C. Topham
Partie
Wit
Dows
Bla Point
Wall Geld
G. Hillier
Aml
Bluff Point Club
Mtr P
O/Malley
York Council debates street improvement at last meeting
A York Council session heard the Works committee report on the tractor way. Dr Ashbelt moved and the motion was carried to starve Seles of the Ch Saree Tan ey. Attwell was named. Drs Prusster and Berry urged a definite outcome soon to benefit ratepayers on main streets.
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York
Ashbelt
Prusster
Cerry
Airway Service Works Reported in June Emergency
June report notes Lieut-Commander A D Murray directing emergency efforts at the marsh area as minor works proceed. The situation demands urgent attention, with developments ongoing and required measures in progress to stabilize the area.
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Wyndham
A. D. & Murray
the Marsh
Flight to Australia Journey Through Italy Hyphenated
A mysterious notes describes a flight to Australia moving via Italy and Gara. The fragment mentions a Metropolis time of 425 o'clock this morning and references Lycra and a Moth aircraft, indicating a quirky travel or aviation scene.
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Metropolis
Gara
Lycra
Eng
Bartoli claims new gold extraction method tested in Johannesburg
In a report from Rome and Johannesburg, Professor Bartoli heads a chemical factory claim describes a method that could recover gold from refractory ores and alloys unseen by standard assays. He cites East Rand and Kanowna episodes as precedents and urges formal testing to substantiate promises of higher gold yields.
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Bartoli
Rome
Johannesburg
Anita
East Rand
Burtoli
Profesor Bartoli
Kanowna
After Gloaming Record Likely to Echo Next Spring
Reconda’s record may be broken as spring racing approaches in Australasia. Gloaming earned £43100 in a brilliant career, Amounis close with £40730. Rydney owner W Pearson hopes Amounis can set a fresh Australasian mark. Amounis began spell late March, then returned to Randwick to resume spring training.
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Gloaming
Gloamis
Amounis
W. Pearson
Australasia
Van
Randwick
Pring Racing
Amounis Piaeed
W Faracen
Sydney
Utrong
Compulsory Wheat Pool Debate in South Australia
South Australia weighs Commonwealth compulsory wheat pool plans against state finances. Cabinet members warn of risks if wheat prices do not average the Port Adelaide floor, with Treasurer Hill signaling support but no final decision.
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Port Adelaide
Commonwealth
Mr. Hill
House of Assembly
Hill
Sheffield and its six centuries of cutlery trade
Sheffield in England has long been linked to cutlery, a trade dating back nearly six centuries with references to the craft as early as 1340 in the era of Edward.
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Sheffield
England
Edward
Hillier Weighs Rugby Incident and Proposed Suspension
The report describes Hillier grabbing Eastaugh and throwing him to the ground near the match end. Eastaugh sustained injuries and was carried off, with effects felt for two days. Hillier doubted the offence was properly reported and disputed umpire decisions. The Board recommended a lenient suspension of one premiership match and urged better knowledge of the game and respect for umpires.
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Hillieur
Eastaugh
Eastangit
Hillier
Topham
Bagby
Vacuum Oil Vaedip Dip Aids Wool Mites Benefit
Vardip a jetting preparation from Vacuum Oil Company Pty Ltd claims to relieve sheep by forming a stable water emulsion with a miscible oil. The antiseptic arsenic agent aims to kill maggots indirectly, distributing evenly in wool to poison blowflies and improve wool quality and value per pound.
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Vacuum Oil Company Pty. Ltd
Forks
Australia
Queensland
Postal Charges and to All in This British Bar?
Postal charges and related references appear garbled in this fragment. The readable elements mention a British context and a notice of charges, but specifics, dates, organizations, or actions are unclear. The item seems to be a damaged notice fragment rather than a complete report.
Types of Hew Race and American Transformation Theory
The essay quotes anthropologist Ric Edward and critic Bic Edward, discussing Hoover as a sow race type and proposing that the American transformation involves a transplanted Anglian Saxon with spiritual and physical traits. It argues for a new future human type through cross cultural amalgamation and national character.
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Ric Edward Keith
Hoover
America
Bic Edward
China
Japan
Kinglinh
Trish
Tenty
Antralia
Americas
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