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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented column threads through war memorial discourse in Goulburn's holiday period, debating display choices and depreciation allowances. It notes civic fundraising for the hospital board, local transport issues, and light commentary on sports, roads, and town life including Teddy Thomas’s Apple Island return and a proposed night golf at New York.
A fragmented account describes a voyage where passengers aboard a steamer face discipline problems and muttered dissatisfaction. Mr Thomas faces difficulties in leaving Southern State, while crew tensions and a migrant miner discuss terms of service and payment. The piece hints at a dramatic escape attempt and a contentious investigation by officers.
Rain halts play as heavy rain on Friday forces abandonment of games. In Women's Singles, Mek Martin defeated Miss Wilson 64 61. Mixed Doubles saw Sieler and Mia, Martin beat Doderwood and Miss Gavin 60 64. Women's Doubles: Mrs Martin and Mrs Henry beat Mrs Wilton and Miss J Wood 62 46 62. Mina White and Mrs Evan beat Miss Avery and Mrs Emmerton. Women's Open Doubles: Miss Avery and Mrs Emmerton beat mates Shoemark and Holmes 61 61. Junior Singles: Maxray beat H Kerr 4-6 7-5 6-3.
The Coulburn Chess Club opened the year successfully on Friday night with the Australian champion playing ten boards, nine wins and one draw with Mr A B F Gulean. Rev J Keith Miller presented Mr Viner with the championship shield. Handing the shield to the president, plans were made to place it in the Mechanic Institute library. An open competition to decide the local chess championship begins Friday evening next.
Recobbled report describes Australia’s batting stall and a vivid fielding display. The text lists players such as Collins, Gregory, Freeman, Kilner, and Whysall amid a chaotic scorecard and mid innings commentary, with references to tepid bowling and shifting fortunes on a midweek Adelaide pitch.
Teharil Varhelmesg leads in 21 with Ue Ein fire on Monday night drawing big houses. The production features a sympathetic portrayal by Jilian McCullough and Mackall as Lyonle Wills. A subplot follows a mule factory girl who faces consequences. Charles Jones appears in Western Luck, a thrilling romance of the west.
The Southern Area Railway Commissioner J D Reid returned to Coulbuen on Friday night and said the two day conference of Area Commissioners led to staff changes and appointments. Fraser approved the appointment process and Reid indicated he could name the selected officers, with a representative of the Railways visit planned for the weekend to finalize details.
The 46th annual Highland Gathering promises a bigger show at the Showground on Monday January 26. Events include sixty contests with 150 prize money, archery and handicaps, bands, and a Highland costume arena. Notables from Sydney Parliament and local dignitaries attend. Miss Fasie Ackland and other performers are billed for an Anniversary Night Concert.
Last night J Seiffert D Cmy B Cray and Cook four of Goulburn s star wheelmen left for Sydney to be part in the preliminary finale of the State Championship which limits to the sixteen best riders in the State. The locals represent the G A O R Club and that body will meet the riders expenses. Officials are confident at least two of the four Goulburn representatives will qualify with Betffert and D Gray in particularly good form. The plan is that D Gray and Cook will sprint in the State limelight.
The Mechanics Institute monthly committee meeting was held Thursday night with President K J Howell and all members present. The secretary reported steady progress, and the cash statement showed a debit balance of £588 11s 11d. Receipts totaled £55 10s 5d, including subscriptions £38 16s 6d, rent £58 10s, and billiard room £51 7s 8d. accounts totaling £157 10s 11d were passed for payment.
Mra J Keith Miller left for Coleraine with family amid hopes of health rebound. Rev J Keith Miller remains in Goulburn. Mr H Peake resigns from the Mechanical Institute amid moving tributes. Mr W W Killen predicts gains from the New State Commission's inquiry and Riverina Mohoro alliance. Harry Arnold awarded bonus for time-keeping improvements at Joppa Junction. Heg Ball elected Mayor of Eastwood, son of former mayor BE J Hall. J E P Fitzgerald returns from Adealide to Goulburn. Sid Long, notable Australian artist, visits from Sydney after training in London. Bishop Radferd attends conference. De John Barry returns from Melbourne. Daniel, prominent engraver, recovering from accident. resting at home.
A weather summary notes cooler conditions after rain from Wednesday to Friday. Rainfall totals include A H Linedown 245 points and A Goodhew registration. at Weet Goolburn fall 269 points. Morning temperatures fell to around 8 degrees with forecasts predicting more rain in New South Wales and a moist eastern coast. Winds shift to cool south to east with moderate to rough seas offshore.
A Thornycroft lorry carrying 24 bales of wool and a trailer with 38 bales completed a 10 mile trip in seven hours, averaging about 14 miles per hour. The example highlights the efficiency of modern petrol machinery for heavy haulage.
Inge and family express sincere thanks for the many kind messages, cards, and tributes after a bereavement. They acknowledge the medical staff, Foxall’s District plant, and friends for their untiring kindness during the difficult time.
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