Night hospital drama and a possible eye operation
In The Great Anvil, Chapter XXII, Mary Carruthers records a tense hospital scene as Harvey Carruthers lies injured and hopes rise for an eye operation by Sefton in London. Pratt learns Mary might still leave for London tonight despite danger.
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First Monthly Meeting Sets Traffic Inspector Powers
The board, chaired by Warren, discusses ratepayer payments and assigns the secretary as Traffic Inspector with powers under the Act. Printed vehicle cards and road rules will control speeds, lighting and signals. Notices of fines for violations, road improvements, and rate reviews are outlined along with potential road through Mr Miller’s property and a Duncan-District road examination. The meeting also covers grants, purchases, and lighting estimates for multiple wards.
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Constantine Wins Medal Round In Fine Weather Play
On Saturday in excellent weather members competed in a manly medal round with high turnout and lively scores. Constantine led with a total of 103 and low handicap 18, followed by Altorfer 88, Wallace 98 10 48, Puller 106 18 89, Blee 100 10 90, Bogle 102 12 00, Macgregur 106 12 04. Semifinal pairings saw Stee heat Puller, Macgregur defeat Altorfer, Murdoch beat Lang, with Wallace and Roberts yet to play. Murdoch to meet Macgregor, winner to face Wallace or Roberts. Next Saturday offers a qualifying round for members.
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Broughton Wins Despite Rough Match Tactics
A battered match between Broughton and an unnamed opponent ended with Broughton claiming victory after a tense display of patience. Spectators watched as the waggle exchanges escalated before Broughton sealed the win in the final phase of the contest.
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Pastoralists Association Discusses Wool and Arbitration
At the annual Pastoralists Association meeting Mr. Kelly warned that wool prospects remain uncertain with a fluctuating market. He noted limited stock market hope and cited industrial arbitration impacts, including a June ruling on shearing labor. New South Wales’ separate state award fears alarm federal and state tribunals across the industry.
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Monthly General Meeting at Soldiers' Memorial Institute
The Soldiers' Memorial Institute held its monthly general meeting in the hall on Monday evening. Members praised the discussions and welcomed the delegates. a letter of thanks was decided for Mr J J Ryan and donors were thanked via the press for prizes. The entertainment committee will handle prize disposal and the next reunion and social are planned.
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Plainclothes Constable White weaves evidence at Police Bribery sitting
At the 5th sitting on 1 Sept 1, Mr Alienman submitted lists showing arrests and convictions involving White under the Lottery and Gaming Act and the Licensing Act. Total fines from these convictions reached £5,180. White testified he could not state his total savings since 1917, noting a bank account showing £155 saved between June 1923 and June 1925 and £37 for his wife. he could not estimate unbanked savings and admitted possible higher savings.
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