Competition Mooted by Club for District Cricket League
Mr Farrance urged forming a district cricket association to run a competition. He said setting aside days for matches would help clubs schedule, secure home games, and avoid friction. Habba supported it as desirable, Allatt proposed limiting to second grade clubs, secretary ordered to invite second grade clubs to join.
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Mrt
Farrance
Fam Association
Jwnnexal Mc
Habba
Tewag
Allatt
Farranco
Second Brads
Praise for Mr Parslow Honors Given at Gilganilrn Association Meeting
At Saurday meeting of the Un con mittee of the Gilganilrn P and A Association the President Mr Stanley praised Mr Parslow for his costs spared to producer Boowhay and for winning a spring honor. The association offered early congratulation and a present for his work with wheats, noting decades of experiments and hopes for further advances in wheat varieties.
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Sa'urday
Gilganilrn P
Pres'dent
Tt. Stanley
Nya
Hin Whyily Abemdast
Parstow
Aio Vitor
Boowhay
Sa Pring Ha
Ma Association
Parslow
Rovers Win Cup Match Over Toorsweenah at Gilpandra
In a hard fought cup tie at Gilpandra Recreation Ground the Rovers defeated Toorsweenah by a clear margin. Stalwart play led by captain Stoneil and winger Wigley marked the win with standout performances from McGewan and Kyser while defender Blane controlled the back line amid improving forward attacks from the Toorsweenah side.
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Toorsweenah Gilpandra Recreation
Wimgom Sunny
Chew Gilpandre Rovers
Toorsweenah
Amnplaya Swags
Stonil
Leo Wrinley
Dy McGewan
D. Whitton
Lyr
Wigley Gieters
M.o'lrion
B. Kyser
Bo Wanila Pauly
The Show and Preparations for the Association Fair
The article describes preparations for a show with an association presiding presale and officials. It notes erection of a new sheep pavilion and other facilities, progress on securing space for a new ring, and expected arrival of key figures. Officials discuss readiness and possible public holiday observance. The secretary and committee members outline tasks and timelines for completion.
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Hkl
Oatiorgaon
Preston
Ily
Stumley
Vahiey
Boris Wallon
Dass
AW Uurvall
Civuuaunes
Gilmour
Bay Aheadun
Vaugtuatt
Girowressy Energie Infacian
Wis
Wil
Wil.” Tha Wu
Iris Tagbieen Vanalt
Hale
B. Oh
Uwe Hoek
Gilanitra
Weihesday
Jude Hlork
Thamar
Adelthy
Berds
Wien
Lewis
Championship Tennis Tourney at Coonamble In 1994
The annual Lennie Teal Exam Hanship Tennis Tournament was held in Coonamble over Saturday and Monday. Competitors from Ab province, with McDoyell Puy and Glenna among noted players, competed in the McROWELL CUP and BITTON CUP events. Doubles were skipped due to a power failure impacting the day’s schedule.
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Coon Abin
Hy Hove
Glenna
Nin Victory
Ste
Vguint Seowe
Bitton Cup
Lavies
Gilenmigg
Coonamble
Gilganden
Comnarchie
Connamble
Cuin
Watkin
Digging the Old Wells in England and the Church
A Bleary speech by Bishop Bathurst during a tour denounces modern materialism and celebrates England’s old wells of faith. He contrasts ancient religious practice with new industrial progress, warning that mechanized advances threaten spiritual vitality while praising the endurance of traditional rituals and national character.
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Cret Ty
Af Bathurst
Hia
Dinewse
Gilnisndea
Anil
England
Wally
Klas
Wells
Naples
Europe
Monty
Alan
Wienom
Attu
Bathurst Golf Championship At Weston District Meets Players
The Weston district golf championship featured 16 year old Jack Masel as a standout, with H Campbell of Wai among top finishers. Contestants from New South Wales clubs competed across 18 holes with notable performances by local players and strong showings from Melbourne linked youths. The event highlighted emerging talent in Bathurst region golf, delivering a close finish and home course pride.
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Weston
Hurat
Venulta Wim
Ind
Jack Masel- H. Campbell
Wai
Councils Advance Labor and Industry Relief Plan
Emergency relief scheme gains support from over 180 towns and cities, with Gilnand and Wy Byainey involved. Government to spend £400,000 on the home theme trial as the program expands across the South Comat and ROC regions, aiming to employ 6,000 next month.
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Mir
Divorce case teeters over alleged adultery details in court
The Western News reports Arthur James Cutom sues Annie Marta Unto formerly Musannuray for adultery with Arthur Lawrence Masters, joined as co respondent. Trial ordered at Coonamble, couple wed in May 1000. Local reactions expected as community details unfold.
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Arthur James Cutom
Annie Marta
Tormerly Musannuray
Arthur Lawrence Masters
Winsent
Coonamble
Turbulent committee tests trespass and reform effort
A damaged record shows a council committee debating eviction and cleanup at a men’s camp amid property concerns and unsafe conditions. It notes plans to post notices banning trespass, transfer discussions, and local hospital placement while detailing sporadic incidents and broader political moves.
Losing Ground View in New South Wales to 1920
Data shows NSW regional changes through 1920 with 44 147 figures. 1930 S807 by or 38 01 appears as archival code indicating population or economic metric. Further context absent due to fragmented OCR.
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New South Wales
Rifle Shooting Phenomenal Scoring by Local Marksmen
Local shooters delivered high scores under ideal conditions at a daylong provisioning shoot from the zon and Hog yard. W. Marchant led with an impressive 80 plus or near 80 at 700 and 800 yards, while A. Kaban and P. Sutton posted strong marks at 600 and 500 yards. Other notable performances included J. Rass, R. Parstow, N. Merchant, and J. Johnson showing solid results as wind conditions challenged accuracy.
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W. Marchant
Toulog
A. Kaban
Marchant
P. Sutton
J. Rass
R. Parstow
N. Merchant
Johnnon
R. Johanone
A. McClurech
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Maulene Eam
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Cummunthy
Bishop Cretty
St. Jose
Ream
Tanar
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Bathurst
Gilgandra
Laurie
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Melbourne
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Mtrulee Nie
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How Ville
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Cuominle
W. £. McCullough
Luin
Australia
Exie Campbell
New Guard
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Ree Geet
Kanayans
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Dubbo
Wingadee Shire
Mma
Reichelt
Campania
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Blane
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Metropolitan District
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Kate Teigh
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Wilnon
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Naldor McClure
Kember Me ‘Sutton
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