Mrs Rankin Hailed By Goulburn Golf Club Friends
On Friday afternoon a complimentary tea for Mrs J C Rankin was held on the links before her expected departure from Goulburn. Mrs Rankin received a pair of silver cases. president Mrs Knowlman praised her long service and interest in the club, and Mrs Rankin made a brief reply. The event featured mined foursomes and included several pairings with Mrs Rankin among the players. Moss Vale ladies, unable to visit, plan to return late month.
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Monahan and Matthews Case Notes Involving Resisting Police
Augustus Benedict Monahan pleaded not guilty to a charge of resisting police but granted, with further charge postponed. Leslie Georges Matthews faced unlawful commutation of Joseph Leonard at Cookburma on 5th April. adjourned from Thursday previous. Attorney Betts for the defendant pleaded guilty under provocation. Ranney Joseph Law complained of a driving incident near the racecourse, hat damage and ensuing costs discussed in court.
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Mixed World News Dispatches From Across the Empire
Reports from London, India, and Africa detail political tensions, tariff talk, cabinet reshuffles, and mutterings over imperial policy. Curzon and others debate reforms, while unrest and economic shifts ripple through colonies and the home front amid a sweeping imperial discourse.
Sydney Saturday Briefs On Tension And Trade
A packed Sydney front reports reduced tensions with settlement over stake differences, crimes including the Charles Richards stabbing, ferry crew unrest, and local incidents. Randall Wick’s horse Elevation set a season record, while Japan and China trade tensions surface. Public notices cover loans and licensing, with accidents and a hospital case noted and political sessions update policy on fruit pests.
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Federal capital wrangle taints Victoria in April debate
The Saturday Penny Post reports the Deakin Government and Victoria clash over the federal capital site. Sir William Lyne faces opposition as Melbourne factions push for Tooma or Dalgety, arguing the 100 mile trading boundary makes Sydney proximity essential and state interests loom large amid constitutional tensions.
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Fragmented view on federation and capital status debate
A dense critique argues federation harms provincial autonomy. It claims Melbourne wields outsized influence, favors centralization, and delays a separate Commonwealth parliament. The piece warns federal power and capital status shape political tension, urging a separate legislature for New South Wales and broader constitutional reform.
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Family debate on unions and monopoly in a midwestern town
A father and son discuss strikes, unionism, monopolies and worker rights through a dialogue focused on bread bakers and wharf laborers. The boy argues about minority rights and franchise, while the father concedes lessons with a wary eye on social reform.
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Amateur cricket outing marks town gathering in Houston
A crowded Friday afternoon cricket match drew locals and visitors to Kenmore. Players from Oopiaio's Eleven and Subcaptain's Eleven posted scores and highlights while the crowd enjoyed a lively community sporting day with friends and teammates.
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Tarbar
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EGULBURM AND DISTRICT LAWM TEHNIE TOURNAMENT
Candidates come from Yass Gunning Bungonia and other places for a lawm technique tournament. Many players from distant towns join as spectators and contestants. Entrance fees are set with prizes to attract strong local participation.
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Resignation and Labor Coalition Crisis in Melbourne
Melbourne Friday briefing on a planned resignation as Mr Deakin contemplates stepping down. Labour leaders Wishar, Wateon, and Memre convene with senators and ministers to decide a path, while Deakin’s allies press him to remain. Rumors swirl of a Liberal Labour coalition and a possible Governor-General approach.
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The Late Mrs Holdorf Funeral At Helmotaleet
The funeral of the late Mrs Holdorf wife of Captain C J Holdorf was held Thursday. The remains were interred in the Church of England section of the new cemetery. A long cortege departed from the deceaseds late residence in Helmotaleet after prayers by the Ven Archdeacon Bartlett. Pallbearers from the 2nd Regiment and contributions from Sydney and local groups attended. A large gathering sent many wreaths from officers and civilians including names listed in the notice.
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Bacon Bartlett. A Great Number of Beautifil Wreethe Were Sent, Including Oe Soch
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Motin case and public notices from New South Wales
Summary of a court summons in New South Wales regarding a man accused of importing goods under the Pure and Prohibition Act with a fine of £10. a death notice for John Stokes of Bowral marking a long council tenure. and various industrial, municipal, and local news items including disputes, commissions, a transport accident, and a separate police incident in Bowral.
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