Rifle Shooting Event Report With Scattered Scores
Fragmented notes describe a rifle shooting event with partial results. Names like Yeadon Denney and others appear among unclear figures and station scores.
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
8
Fragmented notes describe a rifle shooting event with partial results. Names like Yeadon Denney and others appear among unclear figures and station scores.
Amateur club notes describe a December prize event with participants and results, though OCR text is garbled. The fragment mentions a Saturday run and references a prize competition at Towrang with unclear details about entrants or placements.
The Kenmore Rifle Club held a two day monthly shoot at 600 yard range with scores listed for members including J. Weapon 48, Silda 40015 2 3, Markwick 42 42 32, Shrant 461 2, Ko Glenn 44, Byres 1 3, Larcombe 34 41, Young 14 3. Resting noted as L. A. Roger obs and O Loge 17 1923 36 24h.
Disjoint phrasing references Banonia Club Cap Brandead and Saturday activities. Names such as Frost Avra Whld Blairs Hanse Leagan appear as scattered mentions. The text lacks clear events, places, or outcomes to summarize.
A fragmentary report cites Rev Keith Miller referencing the Locarno Pact during an evening gathering. The piece mentions a church leader’s remarks and the broader implications for mankind, with uncertain details and names.
A special meeting of the city council is scheduled for this evening to discuss the passing of a resolution related to the election process and potential penalties for non attendance. The reading of the resolution and adherence to the council rules may be addressed during the session.
Fragmented notice outlines aims of Farmers Cooperative Tety Limited and a directors report. Sparse illegible lines mention balance sheets, September 30th, and a court fine of £5 for a sheep issue. Local place names and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Handel's Messiah performance by Mr Evan Owens inspires formation of a local choral society. The Broadway Theatre audience praised the sacred music, with notable sections like And The Glory Of The Lord and He Shall Purge presenting strong vocal talents, despite limited chorus size.
Senior Constable Muffet, long in charge of Gapdaroe Di, is praised for his smart handling of patrols and memory in electoral matters. A cricket match at Com Haron last weekend featured Canberra Hostel Club players with Gambillan ties, amid a scene of varied reception and local commentary.
Lord Mayor Stokes visits Sydney on a Wednesday agenda. Alderman Stokes proceeds with a plan to map the city layout and public works disclosure.
Premier's stance prompts Labour tensions as Opposition leader Havin accuses allies of bribery plots. Lee warns cabinet may dissolve Parliament if ministers resist policy shifts. Kav warns against immediate election and calls for strong parliamentary support to defend government.
In the council meeting an alderman protested the investiture of robes to the mayor while others wore formal evening attire. He claimed the ceremony did not reflect municipal integrity and opposed the ongoing display of regalia.
The article reports a dispute involving candidate Sheedy amid a contested campaign. It mentions Miss Alive and Miss Unna Joffern Toileri tie and a fundraising event planned for November 24 raising £26. The Queen and associated public figures are referenced in connection with the matter.
Fragmentary report notes a reference to Mr Buuders and a promise connected to an eight hour art matter in Goulburn. The text is garbled but mentions a legislative pathway and a funeral or formal event linked to the topic. Nearby names and specifics are unclear.
Saturday trotting and sulky handicaps listed for events featuring horses such as Sweet Lulu White Comet Laurel Add Amelon Marej and Flying Hard plus entries like Ariel King Jod yas and Our Pet. Odds and weights included with multiple named runners and placings in the prepare lineups.
The Choral Society gathered to honor Mr Evan Owen after a lengthy concert at Mee sali on. Attendees included Mr WT, Mr Vertot tie Bydne, Mr J E Southwell, Mesara Midiletau, and Lice Wyant. The event praised the conductor and featured thanks to Owen for his leadership. a benefit performance for the hospital is planned for Saturday.
Rumors circulate that the Upper House will not proceed with the new national representation reform. The measure aims to abolish national representation and revert to single member elections.
Fragmentary report describes a grisly discovery linked to a local property. Names and places are garbled. authorities investigate a confessing suspect connected to a land dispute and a planned sale.
A government communication outlines plans for the unveiling of a War Memorial. The governor will participate with a public ceremony at the site, featuring Mrs Elaine Whar as chair and other officials present. The event will proceed to a follow up at Rowly Fall for a further service.
Geneve dispatch reports prolonged deliberations in the League of Nations council on disarming measures. The council aims to form a preparatory committee for a future conference with expected invitations to Germany the United States and Russia while debating arms proportion and peace armament values.
Bishop Barry administered confirmation at Augustine's Church Yass after the 10 o'clock Mass. About 110 children and 2 adults received the rite in a crowded ceremony. The bishop preached to a large audience and attended the cemetery visit with Father Leonard and Sister Priests.
Mails air to Breadalbane from Coermiah offices as officials seek expeditious report on a mail service plan. District officers contemplate a rapid route linking Breadalbane poke offices with the fraught dispatch scheme and request timely findings.
An unclear OCR text mentions a police candidate leading a competition and references various nonsensical phrases. The readable parts suggest an election or candidacy context with garbled foreign terms and stray words. The material lacks coherent facts or attributable entities.
Mr A B Warne of Major's Creek suffered a severe arm injury when a vehicle crash occurred near Mayor's Court. The accident left a bleeding wound on the wrist and prompted concern for his condition, though he escaped with comparatively light injuries.
The Legislative Council debated abolishing proportional representation for single-seat elections. A proposed amendment nearly wrecked the bill, then a compromise was adopted. The vice president Mr Willis warned he would rather go to the country than accept the current position. The bill’s fate hinged on votes and shifts between parties and leaders.
Mr William Donoghue a respected Goulburn citizen died on Tuesday aged 84. He was born in Dabarian Scotland and came to Australia with his parents as a child. His brother Lienoghue and Mayherry family survive him. The funeral will be held at the local cemetery on Wednesday.
Alfred Howe Rowe aged 26 or 27 of Legeen street died at the Gorter Het Mestalla after short illness. The funeral proceeded from Salvaden ray Chadel wy Wednesday afternoon to the Methodist old camoters.
The Tellagondrea Shine polling in A and Wt Ridings produced unopposed results for Wyland and J. M. Hyodes. Me, W. Oh te Chapman was defeated. Archie KE. Huseiogthwalghte succeeds him at Larbert. Elected were A. E. Bossingthwaite with P. OR. King in Aiding, J oH. Byrne with NX. Byrne in BH Riding, and J. F. Hyland with J. MM. Hynes in another riding.
Reading shows a partial line about a federal selection not signed by individuals named M. Diken BL Dinthey and Tet Weybeater with an address in Auburiat Goulburn.
The Goulburn Pastures Protection Board held a Wednesday meeting after a twelve week interval due to a quorum lapse. The chair Mr. Revaglda presided with members and district officials present to discuss fencing 14 acres at Gundary Reserve, gate improvements, gazetting a whole reserve, stock disease schemes, and departmental correspondence on various land and pest matters.
The Guth Puetires Protection Board notes abundant water and good to fat stock conditions in the Goulburn district. Travel stock routes improvements and crown features work progress, including a water supply on Dreadalbane. Two men were censored for careless driving. Sheep were newly shorn, lice rare, and fodder stocks rising with plenty of grass and water.
Weekend match notes show participants and surnames including Todkill Wareham Laneh Cunningham Emerson McKerrell Todhill Gordon and others at Kenmore Florida and Varla venues with several unreadable fragments. The item reads like a busy schedule with names linked to multiple locations and dates.
Irregular OCR fragment notes a legal dispute between Porte and Carters with references to figures like Tarkes 245 and Merton at WW. Podbipy Hd Todi plus names R A Gordon and Criket Het x. Details are unclear and fragmented with scattered numbers and terms.
The report lists players such as Walsh, Sykes, Wittle, and O Brien from several clubs in a series of tennis sets. Scores show victories across several pairs with mentions of matches and a total of two dozen sets played. The chaotic OCR text records numerous names and scattered scores.
Fragmentary report describes a bush fire near Wagúa with initial concerns over wind direction and rapid spread. Fire crews are mentioned mobilizing with water and equipment as residents alert authorities and work to contain the blaze.
fragmented OCR notes show names such as Evan Wu, Walter Duncan, and Walter Murs with references to election procedures and party affiliations. the text is garbled but suggests a report on candidates and voting processes in a senatorial election with multiple figures and regions.
Fragments describe a local aid effort connected to the Comthearn TH Gey Hospital near Beonie. Deputy KE and others coordinate assistance and possible sales to support hospital needs and estate matters.
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