Police Arrest Trends in Goulburn 1934 Report
The Goulburn police 1934 return shows a slight rise in some offences over the prior year, with drunkenness peaking a high rate. A noted decrease occurs under an offence heading, while other cases include breaches, breaches of orders, attempted grievous harm, and a remand involving Victoria. Summary shows yearly comparisons and lists numerous arrests, including religious leaders and military offenders, reflecting enforcement patterns.
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Goulburn
Conlburn
Victoria
Horses Out Late at Goulburn New Year Races
Deputies delay in starting first two races at Goulburn on New Year's Day caused annoyance among owners and trainers as horses did not leave the pad dock until minutes after official start times. Prominent sports figures criticized deputy stewards and questioned delays affecting event timing.
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Goulburn
Prat
Wilestand
J. Quine
USA Horsenik
Tim
A Foolish Practice Endangers Cyclists and Motorists
The article warns of careless behavior by cyclists and motorists on Roseiede streets. A boy connected to a bicycle wheel incident near North Coulbum Pack left a driver and bystander shaken as a collision buckled the bike. a severe crash could have fatal consequences. The piece calls Safety First as a rational slogan for all road users.
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Berry
North Coulbum
Hyde
Race Book Shortage at Goulburn Club New Year's Fixture
Secretary Mr F D Hay explains a scarcity of race books at the Goulburn Club fixture on New Year’s Day. He says only few books were available due to the printer’s holiday. He notes this is the second consecutive meeting with a short supply and urges at least 600 books for holidays in future.
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Goulburn
Repreenansniye
F. D. Hay
Hay
Likely railway commissioners named amid first board meeting
Reports indicate two probable appointees to the new Railway Commission are G A Hodgson as Chief Traffic Manager and J C Reid as Goulburn District Superintendent. The Railway Board held its first meeting to discuss appointments and potential area allocations, with Chief Commissioner Mr Morser reviewing names for final approval.
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Railway Commission
G. A. Hodgson
J. C. Reid
Goulburn
Area. Com
Mraser
Sydney
Dorers
Shire Thoritactien
J. Wokhionis
Nentaor Seibene Oraifir Masuygur Fa Ohare
Igentea
Williams
Geulham
Reid
New Year Honours List Includes Earl Dom and Notables
A mangled list of New Year honours names peers officers and officials from Britain and colonies. Included are Earl Deilicue ius Lord IRILICON Sir John Bradbury Henry Duke and Sir Charles M'Leod with various knighthoods baronetcies and orders. Noted honourees touch astronomy science education and health reflecting colonial and empire ties.
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Maoreutical
Deilicue
Earl
Mien Terry
Detalla Ul
John Bradbury
Henry Duke
Highland Society Arts for Goulburn Anniversary
Ms W.OS Corry coordinating Sydney Tighten! Sin' Wiya event sends word that Elsie Finlay and Eayland are booked for the Goulburn Highland Society Anniversary Dance. Corry notes the artists’ high reputation and secured services. Photos of Morgan, J.D. Falconer, and Wes Corry ran in Sydney papers. the gentlemen were warmly received and entertained by their brothers.
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W.os. Corry
Sydney
Elsie Finlay
Eayland
Goulburn
Mentiore
Corry
Messrs. Morgan
J.D. Falconer
Wes Corry
Scents
Methodist Church Services Planned for Sunday
Methodist Church will hold services on Sunday with Rev. F. W. Walker preaching in the morning and Rev. IL WH Campbell leading Covenant Services in the evening at the church.
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Methodist Church
F. W. Walker
IL WH. Campbell
Bread Price Rise Agreed By Sydney Master Bakers
A Sydney meeting of master bakers agreed to raise bread prices in the Metropolitan area by early next week due to a £2 per ton flour cost rise. Cash sales and delivery options will adjust, with discussions noting flour costs and supply pressures impacting retail prices across Goulburn and surrounding regions.
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Sydney
Manns
Gauthurn
Thavin
Bern
Meath
Mister Dukers’ Association
Thyroid treatment aids recovery of elderly patient
An elderly resident of New South Wales, after twenty years in a mental hospital, regained health and full citizenship through thyroid treatment under Dr F P J Sawkins at Kenmore Mental Hospital. The patient moved from refractory wards to supervised work and observed gradual improvement, with weight gain and renewed ambition following the therapy.
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New South Wales
J. T. Sawkins
Kenmore Mental Hospital
British Medical Association
Judemt
Saya
Pune
Prude
Aesenaer
Sultry Weather Brief Heat Wave Monday Update
A heat wave threatened New Years with rising temperatures. Friday brought 60 degree highs amid light northeast winds. by late afternoon a cool change began. Overnight remained warm and cloudy with unsettled forecasts for the weekend including possible rain and thunder in the east and a cooler southerly shift along the coast.
North Goulburn Rainfall Report for 1924
Mr. A. Goodhew reports North Goulburn rainfall for 1924 totaled 20.7 inches, a five point difference from the previous year’s measure.
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North Goulburn
A. Goodhew
Star of the South Lodge New Year Reunion Notes
The Star of the South Lodge 6.U.000.F. held its New Year reunion at the Druids Temple with large attendance. Supper, speeches praising 1924 growth, branches at Yass, Jerrawak and others reported strong progress, and new branches were hoped for in 1925. A euchre tournament crowned Fraser and W Fielding. prize donated by Fielding. The night closed with New Year wishes and the National Anthem.
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Ero
Mortiosk
C.o.of
Leo
W. M. Hawkin
List
Bre U. HW
R. Wy
Word
Ifat
Jira
Botrh M
Rtepond Pil Gruneel
Bro
EB. Amduba
Tre
J. H. Cox
Tires
Fraser
W. Fielding
Egecape
Bro. Fielcing
Cavid Mapler
J. L. Cox
NSW Rifle Team Sets Interstate Marksmanship Record
New South Wales rifle team under Colonel Beardamore dominated the Lagneeston matches, securing top honours in inter state marksmanship. In 1900 the squad won the Northcote and Gordon Highlanders event, finished second in the Commonwealth, and saw Ardill set the highest score among competitors with W Clark winning the King’s Prize. Team members included Gubner Dreadmore, W Culler, and others, as NSW faced Victoria and other states with strong showings.
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Lagneeston
New South Wales
Colonal Beardamore
Morthcote
Gordon
G. Andill
S. Edwards
W. Cutler
Gubler
W. Clark
D. M'Calley
Palmer
N Priddis
G. J. Stanton
M. H. Tesalmond
A. Thorpe
R. H. Walker
Wunly
Gubnel Dreadmore
Australia
Queensland
Howth Australia
Tasnama
Critical comment on England cricket trip and Test duration
A cryptic critique by a cricket expert questions England's tour plans and the idea of longer Tests. The piece notes concern over eight ball overs, time limits, and committee opposition to five week fixtures, while debating feasibility of a decisive new match to settle the series.
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Lipa
Levanl
Ween Gregory
England
Fire at Post Office Record Room Alights
Night staff at Geol- Wort Peer Office reported a fire in a rear stone shaft. Fire brigade arrived with engine but bell failed to ring. Fire not serious. a small amount of papers and books burned with no damage to the building.
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Geol- Wort
Mallard
NSW Weather Review Describes A Very Rainy Year
The annual NSW weather review notes unusually generous rainfall overall, with western districts undersupplied. It records severe drought at Milparinka and Tibooburra, and light rainfall in towns like Broken Hill and Wilcannia. Harvesting was hindered by late rains though overall yields improved. cyclone activity and storms caused crop damage in several areas. Temperature highs reached 28 degrees at White Cliffs with lows of 4 degrees at Kiandra. snow touched the Blue Mountains and northern tablelands on occasion.
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New South Wales
Milparinka
Tibooburra
Whit Cliffs
Wilcannia
Broken Hill
Tilpa
Meningie
Wheat Belt
Gould
Otders
Lehuf
Mariniere
Iluse Hivwy
Jose Wis
Faibeel
Symney
Wesco
Geri
Peigitg
New Caledonia
Norfolk Island
New Zealand
Para
Ttsturbanres
White Cliffs
Kiandra
Blue Mountains
Maces
Migrants Arrive in Melbourne on New Year’s Day
A French mall steamer named Duplex brought migrants from southern Europe to Melbourne on New Year’s Day. Most were Greeks, with 19 slated to debark but nine unable to pay the required £40 capitation or secure local sponsors to await work. A strong note from the States Ministry urged Prime Minister Duce to address the issue and tighten checks.
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Europe
Melbourne
Australia
Odaurantes
States Ministry
Mr. Duce
New Year Plea For War Memorials And Local Reform
A long communal wish list urges War Memorial Committees to raise funds and involve citizens, while councils push lower rates and clearer water. The piece jokes about town affairs, roads, illegal near-metal dumps, inspector watchfulness, and festive traffic issues. It also lampoons local club names and charity efforts, ending with remarks on Christmas travel and town growth.
Preservation hall used for housing stock families
Fragmentary text indicates a hall connected to the Detessity of preserving and a plan to create a home for people of stock. Mentions Federal M great care and an effort to support a safe living space, but details are unclear and some words are garbled.
Kingsland Family Mourns Albert A Kingsland at 42
Albert Andrew Kingsland eldest son of the late George Kingsland of Goulburn died at St John’s Hospital after a brief illness. He leaves a widow and three children Hilton Gwynneth and Joan. He ran a poultry business in Grafton Street for twenty years and won many prizes. His brother John A Kingsland and others recall their father George Kingsland who served Goulburn City Council as works overseer and water inspector before his death ten years ago.
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Albert Andrew Kingsland
George 4
Marth Goulburn
St. John's Hospital
Hilton
Gwynneth
Joan
Aldeat
John A. Kingsland
Montanes
Norman
Goulburn
F. Tuttlebee
Chatswood
McGraw
A. Baker
Mr. Kingsland
Grafton-straet
Commonwealth
Jack Kingsland
George Kingsland
Grafton Street
Death of Mrs Mary Selia Champion at Lae Bathurst
Mrs. Mary Selia Champion, wife of Rev Canon Champion, died at Lae Bathurst on Friday. The notice records her death and identifies her as the spouse of the clergyman, indicating a church affiliation.
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Mary Selia Champion
Lae Bathurst
Mary Selia
Canon Champion
Empire Theatre Presents A Moral Sinner and More
Dorothy Dalton stars in A Moral Sinner at the Empire, delivering stronger work than in prior films. The program also features Environment with Milton Sills and Alice Lake, plus a comedy and a Gazette-style photoplay. On Monday the main attraction shifts to A Marriage Cheat with Leathey Joy and Percy Marmont leading a solid supporting cast.
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Dorothy Dalton
Empire
Leah Hlashna
Mins Dalton
Milton Sif
Alice Lake
Leathey Joy
Percy Marmont
Tirranna Horses Face New Year at Goulburn Meeting
Several horses nominated for the Tirranna picnic meeting competed at Goulburn on New Year’s Day. The Warbler, owned by Mr Les Mardoral, was the lone winner and is a chestnut gelding by Land of Sang. Milbang ran into bad luck in the Trial, losing narrowly to Arragain’s Bride, but may seek redemption at Tirranna.
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Goulburn
Warbler
Les Mar Doral
Land of Sang
Police Promotions in Southern Division Document
Police promotions list excludes Goulburn force members. Others promoted include Werts to sergeant second class, Calinigh to constable, and Coneshile Chitty to constable first class. Names and stations noted for various postings in Cabargo Yass Rugby and other locations.
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Goulburn
Afe Morgan
Cabargo
Calinigh
Yass
Mes Coneshile Chitty
Rugby
Hoth
di Crent
Anthrax Reported Among Sheep Near Cootamundra
A provincial notice records anthrax among sheep on land three miles from Cootamundra. About forty head on the block are affected, with the remainder likely exposed. authorities work to contain the outbreak and protect livestock.
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Cootamundra
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Ltt
Stipe
Race Book Shortage
Earl Jellicoe
Irilicon
Cuyarnur
New Bexland
F.C. Marquia of
Londonderry
North Ireland
Charles M'Leod
East India Miurchant
Edmund Gosse
Jetters
Frank Dicksee
Howat Academy
Juin Adams
Dr. Simson
Princess Mary'a
James Frazer
Ernest Rutherford
Grand Order OF the
Migs Ekilum Soliey
Mra. Fawlett
Henry Suet
C.cmg
Mapat Turney
M.G
K.C
Sir Tom Ua
Caramor
Srwih Wibet Idle
W &C5
Brink Milner
Komura
New Zeland
K.B. Aut
Ashholt
Tasmania
Frederic Truby King
The
Health Suppartment
Highland Society
Kenmore
G.U
Nsw
Douglas
Post Office
Mr. Mares
Mr. Brace
War Memorial
Mude
St. Saviour's Cathedral
Alick Buckham
Dato
Willams
P.M. Zim
Auburnsitet
Arthur Cocks
Srathur
Bain
Goulharn Charly
Walter Gin
Goutharn Trotthe
Gee Endlys Possibilitiea
Lelospositiong
Inatanca
Goulkhuyy Club
Walter
Raulmsy Pas- Boneet
Riend Harria
Tory MF. A. A
Kingsland
Empire Theatre
Tirranna
Police Promotions
Coota
Wiliam J. W Thins
Wilajant
Daugh Br
Arthur
Georg
Mra
W. J. Cqromandeleat
Mra. . Cowpearatee
Beason
Tor
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