Street Carnival Weather Delights and Civic Efforts Amid Festivities
A chaotic but lively street carnival unfolds with ambulance crews on standby as the Aldbuuch district hosts a weekend event. Weather cooperates with clear skies and mild temperatures, drawing crowds to Auburo Street for parades, games, and stalls. Local officials, including the Gawthorn District Anti hilinee cyntinnist, rally volunteers to manage crowds, ensure safety, and coordinate with police and emergency services. The carnival runs Friday to Saturday, featuring food stalls, musical performances, and a community drive to support Bank ofoheers' Assuehathonm funds. The weekend atmosphere remains festive despite scattered confusion in the crowds.
Theft at hotel tied to three Rodney men
Three Rodney residents William Hill John Edwards and Thomas Rourke faced Bathurst Court on a Sunday week theft charge involving liquor and cash from Liddle's hotel. Police and witnesses testified the trio drank and left with three twenty-one notes, whisky bottles and a packet of cigarettes.
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Iim Aia
Gionlborn
Soulborn
Police Corton
Edwards
Bette
Edwarde
Port Edwards
Liddle
Saber Wien
Hemike
Guy
Mill
Moe
Hower
James Lowld Liddle
Weensee
Club Hotel
Wray
Rourke
Way
Toney Baick
Brick
Leslie Thomas Wray
Mr Liddle
Mystery Prize Event Report From Los Angeles
A problematic clipping reports a prize event with tangled phrases and broken names. It mentions a winner and dollar amount around 26 000 with unclear locale and sponsors, referencing Los Angeles and a plan by Plan Lape. Details are garbled and names or dates are not reliably identifiable.
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Vowerk
Anita
NSW Education Plan Drafts Wider School Changes
Fragmented OCR text suggests New South Wales Education Advisory Committee endorses broader school system reforms. Mentions delays, port constraints, and funding shifts impacting regional schools.
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New South Wales
Erattan
Seifert Reply Raises Row Over September 24 Match
The Post notes Mr Seifert defends his stance by sidestepping the main issue and insisting the September 24 match was for the troupe championship. The writer comments that correspondence already published makes the matter seem excessive while referencing Canberra and Goulburn rental costs.
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Seifert
Idnor
Goulburn
Canberra
Classified ads tease hints of local trades and mishaps
Today’s classifieds report buyers seek a stop watch and a furnished cottage while one ad offers Madonna Wiles for ware at Hyper dozen. Two billiard tables, a hawk keeping plate, and key returns feature among items. A four year old boy is struck by a motor lorry near St Marys. Queensland injuries and property damages follow a severe weather event and Lemar station wreck.
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Verner
Goldsmith
Ath Dbo
Drunkenness charges withdrawn at Goulburn case hearing
In a Goulburn hearing witnesses testified about drinks at Liddle's hotel and Canberra shows. Edwards and Rourke faced questions over money and bottles bought, while Liddle denied taking £3. Police withdrew drunkenness charges. no theft findings reported.
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J. W. OT Forrest
Duffy
Bourke
Forrest
Brutal assault leaves girl critically injured in Avoca area
Sydney reports Vincent de Gritt, 26, a farm labourer, attacked 18 year old Jessie Mellibatton at Avoca station near Milvale Stockinbingal, then shot himself. Jessie survived after surgery. police say de Britt had fixated on her, repeated visits and forbidding by her parents preceded the attack. The tragedy echoes a prior 1880 incident linked to Bertie de Bet.
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Sydney
Vincent de Gritt
Gam
Jessie Melithouton
Avoca
Puperty
Milvale
Stockinbingal
de Britt
Thortors
de Brit
Missy Mellibatton
Bowie Ar
Mike Melibatton
Miss Melilbatten
Avora
John Weffernan
Melihatten
Alao
Thie Pollen
de Beit
Mra
Mellihatton
Fey Young
Trotting Handicaps Highlight Baxter Cup Race Card
Report of a Bathurdius meet with multiple trotting events and results. Wonga Walla wins by short margins, times range near 2.6 to 2.32 across races, with Derby Lodge and King’s Pick among notable placings.
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Gunning
Bathirduius
Moe
Iden
Igm
L. Miles
Miverella
Martin's
Catta Walla
Wooel Pyo'chase Ghie
Tine
Edgerton
Glirey'a
Cosgrove
Juanita
Boockman
Textile
S. Coves
Dan R. Gilroy
Ieauth
Former Victoria Premier John Allan Dies at Wyuna Home
Mr John Allan former Premier of Victoria died at his Wyuna home on Saturday at age 61 His passing was announced by Sir Nevilly Wilkinson The obituary notes his leadership and public service while Australia mourns the loss of a longtime political figure from MOLOA region.
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John Allan
Moloa
Victoria
Wyuna
Nevilly Wilkinson Wow
Crippled Children of
Australia
Titania
Appreciation at the Macehunes meeting notes library growth
A council report outlines January additions to the library including fiction and general works. Kenneth Binns, Librarian of the Commonwealth Parliament and National Library, praised the collection size and quality and suggested regular book shipments from Sydney. A £250 allocation from the City Council was announced for September delivery, with residents urged for timely council services and future reports planned.
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Macehunes
Melbourne
Kenneth Binns
Patie Library
Sydney
Wt Wisk
Goulburn
K. J. Howell
Ue Wits
Pyberstam
Bee Witel
Local Election Notes From North Hyd Area
The fragment mentions Cemeteries and a local election with names like Seville Mareni and North Hyd. It references weather impacts on turnout and lists various individuals and places, indicating a town report on votes, candidates, and public notices. The text is garbled but preserves a sense of municipal election activity and regional details.
Cooma Jeweller Robbery At Shop In Cooma
Thieves forced the front door of Mr. W. Phinns jewellers shop in Cooma between 10 p m Saturday and 8 am yesterday and stole gold and silver watches and gold wedding rings valued at £300 Mr Phinn discovered the robbery on his visit yesterday Most watches and rings were taken from the front windows with other jewellery left as if the thieves were disturbed
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Mr. W. Phinn
Cooma
Lake Bathurst church sports meeting and dance report
The annual Church of England sports meeting and dance at Lake Bathurst attracted fewer attendees due to competing events in Coawayhar n and Queanbeyan. The St John’s dance attracted a crowded ball and a profit of 2003 was reported. At St Job’s vestry meeting, Walter Reynolds was elected rectory warden, with Fe Sullivan and P Shells as wardens, W Reynolds as hon secretary, R Bullivan as hon tems weer, Wier, Lacan, and Hore as messrs. The Maple-Brown child is recovering well after illness. Weather notes report heavy rain and stormy conditions in Lake Biltiuest area.
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Church of England
Coawharn
Queanbeyan
St. John's
St. Job's Church of England
Hel
Walter Reynolds
Fe Sullivan
P. Shells
W. Reynolds
R. Bullivan
Motorist Climbs From Wreck After Edge of Lake Crash
In Adelaide on Monday John Tut on in a car left the road near the Lindsay Garden House at Mt Ge He. The vehicle plunged into a water dip and dropped 0 feet before falling. A veterinary surgeon Mr A C MacMillan and a rescuer Mr Dutton aided the unconscious driver who was brought to Mt Gambier Hospital on a stretcher.
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Adelaide
John Tuton
Adaom Lindsay Gardopgy House
Ik Mt. Ge
Sam
A. C. MacMillan
Mer. Ditton
Dutton
Mt. Gambler Hospital
Mr. Dutton
Hide Cor
Anu
Oxford University
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