Sam Kahanamoku Arrives in Sydney for Carnival Presence
Hawaiian swimmer Sam Kahanamoku lands in Sydney aboard the Sonoma as part of Anetivan Olympic delegation. He belongs to Hui Vala Swimming Club in Hon Tata and is touted for versatility in freestyle and breaststroke events. The article notes expectations for his performances and mentions upcoming Anniversary Night Carnival events and association activities involving coaches and junior members.
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Sam Kahanamoku
Sydney
Sonoma
Sam
Hui Vala
Hon Tata
Hawaiins Aon
Duke
Bros de Sam
Reo Vis
Ggoern
Sim
Tooyils
Airkes Um
Rysers
Jobo Welsulter
Hevisen
Healwright
Bewison
Ant Sage
Tee van Pers Renlly
Bewhain
Alber
Iis Brothea
Newevelle
Renly
Gar
Tory Fins
Pycee
Southorn
Penta
Eral
Kenmore Rifle Club Holds Monthly Score Event
The Kenmore Rifle Club held its monthly shooting event with participants listed by handicaps. Notable scores included A Reyre 7, Bell 6, Leora 63, Foster 0, Fowler 14, Grant 9, Rippon 4, Wilden 20, Young 24, and others across divisions. The record shows a wide range of performances and names such as GB Grant, K Gulsen, Cedfrey, Grun Fell, and Mackleid among competitors.
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Kenmore Rifle Clut
Gao
Tf. Ayre
Bell
Clout
G. Leora
HW. Foster
Fotkard Sy
Fowler
Grant
N Grant
K. Gulsen
Galcom
T. Cedfrey
C. Grun- Fell
God
W. Tanecombe
J. Mackleid
FP. Murkwick
A. O'Rielly
Rippon
G. Simpeon
L. Schnaptt
Thoroughgsed
Wettle
W. A. Wilden
D. Young
Tijd
Shlel
FREIGHTS AND FARES Hope from New Chiefs
The executive of the Country Press Association passed a motion congratulating Mr Fraser on his reappointment as Chief Mailways Commissioner. It urges he act swiftly per the Royal Commission recommendation to place Country Mines on the sale as these in the metrology ascend. The association hopes the change will lead to decentralisation benefitting country producing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Prss Association
Mer Fraser
Mailways
Efsen
Royal Commission
Area Commission
Fireproof 8 A City Slogan Boosts Goulburn Chamber of Commerce
A 1923 year end report notes 24 fire brigade calls with 13 hiring incidents. An interview with Mr J Mallard reveals patrols and station activity, plus a nearby cheap gear incident at Gersbur. Several fires dominated by grass and workshop blazes in Nayda dgumary and Salfopiptrece Hestrayet ty.
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Goulburn
J. Mallard
Tocal Firn
Ohirteen
Robinson
Verdict on Lithgow Tragedy Death by Own Action Inquiry
An inquiry into the Lithgow case examines whether the death resulted from the actor's own actions or external assault. Dr Pon ton testifies about wounds and timing, while other witnesses discuss the nature of injuries and possible self infliction. No decisive conclusion is stated in the fragment, but evidence centers on whether the fatal wound was self inflicted amid an unclear sequence of events.
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Ponton
Sid
Thernagh
Pratamertent
Boy Eesti Matt
Viore
Stumder
Lewis
Pulau
Malcolm
Willian
Erie
Bowral Water Supply Protest Over Expenditure Trust
Bowral Water Supply funds face scrutiny as council attacks government for wasteful brinkwork costs and taps a spring to secure water supply. Aldermen urge department inquiry into expense approvals and water quality, citing alleged mismanagement and gravity of future supply needs.
Lightning strike injures three at Peak View cricket match
Three men were injured by lightning while watching a cricket match at Peak View. One man was seriously hurt, others sustained injuries but all are considered stable. The event disrupted the game as responders treated the victims on the scene.
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Bey
Peak View
Eboul
Tina
Ayee
Xmas at Bungonia Hunguoata District News
Readable fragments describe a mild Christmas holiday season boosting tourist traffic. Bushmen picnic near tents and social gatherings mark the day with dances, games, and meals. Attendees travel from Sedney Gowtham Mondan Windellima Virranna Tox tre Crork and other centers. Social events include a large ball and a ladies’ supper. Mr. Joe Hoge op and Mrs. G. McKane of Windellima noted among attendees.
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Sedney
Gowtham
Mondan
Windellima
Virranna
Tox Tre Crork
Joe Hoge
Hediethes Which Eat Tien Shorter Supplies, Vhs Aly
Slomcenis
Jay
G. McKane
Pri Whit Seas
Aly Jou
Leomere Moe
Undefined Gunaroo Rifle Match Slipshod Report
The article to report the retirement match journeyed to the Queanshenrenee but were noted the revises being Wirambegan Fh Cundarno 460. Local competitors Keith Lees failed to perform, scoring 47 of 60 as GA renderence. A forthcoming evening event will draw sportsmen from all demand and many promises. The piece references captaincy and various names with unclear details amid a garbled sports carnival context.
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Ioral
Jada
Keith Lees
Niu
Hain
Cher
Conlin Weel Tennlé Carnival
Fenaie Po
FBI Pape
Permnse Ameet Dorie
Gun Fata
Mt Bop
Changeable Season Aims for Harvest Timing
Fragmentary notes describe variable weather and harvest activity. Mentions Lone Whlarks as harvesters and a figure of 44 bushels, with references to weather patterns and seasonal work expectations. Details are incomplete but suggest fluctuating conditions impacting yields.
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Wes
Pomerat Co
Lee
Big tolls loom on Strite Bridge payout
Fragmented OCR text notes tolls on a bridge with figures around four hundred and four thousand on several named days. The passage is garbled but indicates payments and dates tied to a Christmas period. Names and places are unreadable or corrupted.
Clarified text on local official nomination and duties
The fragmented report references a mayoral nomination and related duties or responsibilities. It mentions individuals and groups connected to the Bowral municipal context and notes a change in allocation or status of a position. Further readable details are sparse.
Moorefield Race Acceptances At Moorefield Saturday
Moorefield on Saturday features a large field in the Hurstville Stakes for fillies and a wide list of acceptances across principal events. Notable entries include The Hawk Woodville Valais Queen Hades Loyal Mary and Fair Rosslean along with many other contenders.
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Sydney
Moorefield
Hurstville
the Hawk
Woodville
Valais Queen
Hades
Loyal Mary
Fair Rosslean
Hock Dove
Orage
Atholdorus
Valamita
Lady Popinjey
Figeondor
Battlewrack
Polling
Cool Laddie
Wee Alwyne
Blandicap
Cliffdale
Waldun
Prince Charles
Infa
Cesarion Chip
Burgundy
Delime
S C Fla Fixtures Update From Stable Accident
A mishap at a Saint George fixture near Sears Hotel injures well known rider Sherel knee bones broken in a stable accident. Another two year old, Tw Viney, faces a serious future after a heavy fall at Randwick, with Gelds smaller than usual and Boxine Day plans unsettled.
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Sears Hotel
Winga
J. Leitch
Wagga
Tye
Randwirk
Goulburn
Poe
Beyond All Doubt In Goulburn Fixture Dope Tampering Suspected
A government analyst report states Sir Eaton was clearly tampered with and Flying Phast showed symptoms suggesting tampering as well. The report notes the deflated or altered condition and warns of deliberate interference at the event.
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Eaton
Flying Phast
Goulburn
Ateward
Horace
Sir Eaton
Rare Hygaloree horse drama disrupts Cup meeting
A troubled race at the Cup meeting saw Regaliree misfire and Loyd’s arrival derail preparations. Loretta Prats and Bose dominated mid card events while a notable horse suffered a loss of one foreleg, altering selections and eligibility for major Sydney and Brisbane showcases. Adelaide secured the animal after the incident.
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Pir
Regaliree
Sue Tel Woo
Sis
Loretta Prats
Bose
New South Wales
Amd Vartreune
Alien
Yes
Sydney
Brisbane
Adelaide
Silk
ATC
Prelace Club
Trotting Banquet Sparks Debate At Huthurst Country Club
At a banquet in Huthurst country, Stipe Kildwit spoke on the racing scene noting horses were in steady work but often out of form. He estimated a large share of so called deal runs were honest, while owners largely acted squarely. J Whitaker of Gundagal won the last three races, and Thorburn, the club treasurer, announced a purchase related to the Victoring Royal Reserve. The horse had been entered for next Saturday’s fixture.
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Stipe Kildwit
Huthurst
AL Wares
J. Whitiiaker
Gundagal
Thorburn
Royal
Beg Pardon
Fatal bout ends after heavy blow at stadium contest
In a fifteen round match at the stadium Anderson collided with Tibby Watson. A heavy left jaw blow in the second round caused Anderson to fall and strike his head. He was carried to the dressing room and died at 4 a.m. this morning.
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Sydney
Stadium
Ogfight Rez
Anderson
Tibby Watson
The Finest Place: Australia Called Finest Place to Live
State Treasurer Arthur Cocks delivers a New Year message praising Australia as the finest place to live. He asserts Australians have brain, ability, and opportunity second to none and urges the nation to erase missed opportunities and return to their shores if abroad.
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Ste Arthur Cocks
Australia
Lost in Bush Bathurst man found after two days
Rashuret reports Frederick Yeoman was lost in the bush for two days and found by a search party in a collapse near the main raid vicinity. He was taken to hospital in a serious condition.
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Rashuret
Frederick Yeoman
Bathurst Car Crash Injures Mrs Lilley
A motor car driven by Mrs Lilley lost control at Bathurst, smashed through railway gates, and collided with a stationary train. The impact left Mrs Lilley with multiple broken ribs and injuries to both arms.
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Mra
Dumey Lilley
Bathurst
Lilley Syntatticu
Cologne Evacuation and German Stance Report
London Tuesday reports Allies weighing street evactuation moves with the Ambassadors conference to influence Cologne non evacuation. Stressmann says Germany claims occupation would end pacification and European consultation, claiming Cologne is defenceless and occupation prolongs conflict.
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London
Cologne
Mruter
Merlin
Dir Streseemann
Stressenean
Germany
Europe
Terrific gales flood England and disrupt networks
Terrible gales resume after brief lull causing widespread damage and flooding. Communication lines fail as thousands of telephone wires go down and underground cables flood. Floodwaters submerge districts from London to Carlisle. Roads and bridges washed away near Penrith. sections of land surface and fields swept clean.
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Losdom
London
Carleleda
Penrith
The Late Mr Edwin Ings Memorial Service
A memorial service for the late Edwin Ings was held at the Church of England in Breadalbane. The Rev North delivered an eloquent tribute to his life and work, with a crowd present and suitable hymns sung.
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Church of England
Breadalbane
North
Aires
Mrn BR. Ings
Charity tub meets promise strong local support
A lively charity meeting hints at strong town turnout to back the hospital. Entries are said to be good and sport promising with top contenders like Feathertop and Golden Tose among listed horses in several handicap and novie stakes.
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Aight
Lule
Royal Reserve
Forest M
Soeglin
Worthy Roy
Royal Jo Hier
Jim
Farewells and Presentations for Mr Mitchell in Goulburn
Mr M G Mitchell departs as engineer in charge of the Dubbo Electric Company after years of church service. Farewell events at Goldsmith Street Church and Cowper Street Church honored his work, with speeches praising his devotion and a gold watch presented as thanks. Mitchell noted his pride in the church’s progress and pledged to support its finances, cherishing memories of Goulburn Methodist work.
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Goulburn
Me Q. Mitchell
Dubbo Electric Company
Methodist Church
Mitchell
Goldsmith-street
C. W. Furner
Che Oliver
Circuit
Campbell
Cowper Street
Ampbell
Messrs
W Nowland
C. W. Slater
Bradwell
Itehell
Methirdisn
No One Need Die Claim From Russian Scientist
A Baltic Sunday Pietor yal excerpt reports Professor Vagal wilt of Kyaston proposes that extraterrestrial or glandular interventions could arrest aging after death. He cites experiments since 1920 on animals with long life extensions and notes human trials targeting memor y, vision, hearing, and hair regrowth. He claims a second grafting is as effective as the first, and references a ram living beyond its normal lifespan with offspring.
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Vagal
Kyaston
Pietor Yal
Annd
British soccer team to tour Australia next year
A British soccer team from England will visit Australia about mid year. The Commonwealth Football Association announced the plan at its conference on Wednesday in a brief message.
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England
Australia
Those Awful Roads Drive by Sir Arthur Cocks
The State Treasurer Sir Arthur Cocke recalls Christmas motoring to Goulburn amid dire road conditions. He criticizes maintenance, laments sections near Ingleburn and Gerrima Cross, notes two miles of bad road, and says he would prefer travel by train to avoid the depressing main routs. He questions the £8,000 income fee to the Main Roads Board and its effect on motoring.
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Sir Arthur Cocks
Goulburn
Arthur Cocke
Coulburn & Centre
Sydney
Ingleborn
Liverpool
Heaven
Purgatory
Hadua
Gerrima
Cross Ronda Louse
Main Roads Board
Pacific Flight Aims Round Pacific Air Route Begin Hawaii Spring
The Pan-pacific Aero Club of Honolulu plans a round the Pacific flight during Hawaii naval manoeuvres next spring with support from local army and navy. A representative committee is to arrange routes from Hawaii to Manila then China and Japan, returning via Australia and New Zealand. The project envisions services San Francisco to Australia via Honolulu, with plans extending Sydney to Tokyo and Tokyo to Vancouver, then Vancouver to San Francisco.
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Sydney
Pan-pacific Aero Club of
Honolulu
Pacific
Hawaii
Lncal Army
Navy
Las Bees
Manila
China
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
San Francisco
Pan-Pacific
Tokio
Vancouver
Who will be new agent general in doubt and guess
In speculative talk people weigh Sir Arthur Cocks and Me Oakes as likely candidates for the new Agent-General post in 8,5. The Treasury man and Chief Secretary seem likeliest while Sir Arthur is expected to decline and seek a Legislative seat. Oakes is seen as a possible fit though preparations are needed.
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Arthur
Orks
Oakes
Arthur Cocks
Big Salary Increases For New Railway Chiefs
The new Railway Chiefs raise salaries for top officers as they assume control of the nation’s largest transport network. A D J Berster moves from Assistant Mechanical Engineer to Commissioner with about £2,628 per year extra, C W Brain rises from Chief Electrical Engineer to Commissioner by £623 a year, and Fraser’s reappointment as Chief Commissioner adds roughly £40 weekly. The three oversee 7,284 miles of rail, 368 miles of tramlines, three electric stations, and a staff of 53,208, with a total capital base over £94 million and annual turnover in the millions.
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A. D. J. Berster
Eveleigh
C. W. Brain
Fraser
Whiddon
Commonwealth
Laamwasts
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