Diggers Ball Glows with Amber Tones and Elaborate Décor
An elegant Diggers Ball lit the Ebowgroome pavilion on Thursday night with amber and royal blue arches, banners, and floral backdrops. Mrs D Mac Donald led the decoration effort while Mrs Mary Bartlett and many others arranged tables, flowers, and lighting. Miss Mahroon Posters and Lieut. D Freed drew praise for dancing displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roya
D. Mac Donald
Lieut
D' Freed
Miss Poster
Mary Bartlett
Stevenson
Middlebrook
D. MacDonric
L. Be Andahon
Hamilton Whitford
Aubrey Mc&hune
Georgette
Mra
Percy Ford
Clydé Baxter
Stinson
Ftoclyn
W. M. Carpenter
Trevitt
G. A. Leslie
J. Carey
Pope Couper
Leslie Wheatley
A. Christia
G. Reynolds
G. A. Regora
Marjoria Goodhew
K. Sheeley
Jenn Trogers
Marjorie Slack
Mateo MacDonald
M. Shoekey
Billie Roberts
Tt. Weedon
Nell Goodhew
K. McGraper
Georgetts
Doris Steepe
Mab Gray
Mario Middlebront
Phil. Toxealyne
A. Sheekey
Heather Smit
Doula Stinran
Roaly
Winifred Grant
B. Rogers
Truth Sweet
C. Spencer
H. Bissaker
Missea B. Wedton
K. Caoter
M. Armetrong
Mea Davie
Norm Purrehouse
WI Kinson
Irene Melherney
Tiue
Taffern
G. Sidwell
Evelyn Wattle
Flin
Local social round with nurses exams and farewells
Regretful notices span Miss B Patriard and Mr S A Sharman birthdays at Mr Gio Follenrct’s home, with singing and toasts for Irene Harris, Sylvia Curley and the Dialect Hospital staff. Final ATNA exams praised as error-free for Diserter Hospital nurses over three years, while Mr J G Philipott departs Crookwell for Gowthorn after admirable service.
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Goulburn
Mes
DS Frater
Ink
Marie
Lily
Heather Trier
Newhaven
Mose
Stuart
Cooper
Cineam
Prater
Presbyteriat Church
Distro
Goullen Rare Club
Mike Prater
Imieh
Harris Mark
Irene Harris
Sylvia Curley
Mursng
Dialect Hospital
Diserter Hospital
Gio
Follenrct
B. Patriard
S.A. Sharmin
Ays
Lighis
Alexi Brown
Watkard Fami
J. G. Philipott
A. Dank
Groatewell
Nothee
Gowthorn
Crookwell Gagetto
Philpott
Jom? Sul
Solliars
Rellones
Fas Bean
Ita Intercata
Phi
Handicaps for Today's Trots Racing Cards
Handicaps listed for today's trots include horses such as Listen In Theoften Jack and Mountain Boole with distances 200 yards and 90 yards. Other entries feature Naval Reserve Prince Roy Unhoppita and Clever Mary with various weights and odds, outlining race conditions and contenders.
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Divine
Mortage Prats
Sagalia
Action Mort
Honest Mentier
Raciton
Oliver Mary
Worthy Thy
Goulbirs Belle
Naval Reserve
Prince Roy
Dnine
Lolo Chlet
Clever Mary
Serota
Delavanem
Goulburn Belle
Royal Besarvy
Pynos Roy
Conscience Money Found in City Box
Sydney City Council Treasurer Solomon vents shock after a bundle of notes totaling 436 is found in a departmental box. A clerk reported the notes left in an envelope presumed to be money owed to the City Council. The bundle included varied denominations and prompted disbelief at the size of the donation.
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Sydney
Solomon
Wei
Market Day and Fair at Presbyterian Church Hall
On Thursday next the ladies of the Presbyterian Church will hold a market day and fair in Slomon Street Claire hall. Proceeds from baking, confections, and crafts will be available. Afternoon tea will be provided. The secretary Mrs Roberts invites donations.
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Presbyterian Church
Turbulent blast injures person during wreck near Taranaki
A dramatic explosion at a New Zealand site on Wednesday caused stones and debris to fly in all directions. One person was seriously injured, with others endangered as parts of a derrick were hurled into nearby areas.
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Taranakoi Bore
New Zealand
Untitled Fabric Names and Shaded Garment Terms List
A garbled OCR list of fabric terms and possible names appears, featuring varied fabrics such as crepe, satin, velvet, brocade, and damask mixed with numerous personal names. The fragment suggests a catalog or notes on textile items rather than a complete news item or report.
Stoppped Bolting Horse Hero George Lamb Commended
In Goulburn on Wednesday morning a stranger named George Lamb stopped a runaway horse near the North Goulburn Public School. He dived to safety, leapt onto the vehicle shaft, and steadied the horse after it bolted through busy streets and railway approaches. Lamb’s quick actions earned formal commendation from local police.
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Goulburn
George Lamb
Wernerstraat
SF Anost
George Lim
Lamb
Sprent
Fleet Holiday Bravery Noted in Police Rescue
The Government set July 23 as the fleet arrival holiday. A young married man named Lamb acted bravely when a runaway sulky plowed toward a mob near the Teijminrne Hotel. He grabbed and steadied the horse, then led the vehicle to the police station, earning praise from officers and a public commendation for quick and calm action. The incident drew high regard for Lam by local officials who hope he remains in the city.
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Mx Lamb
Matt
Polfce
Lint Lam
Coullumm
Changeable Weather What of the Weekend
The report notes fluctuating weather with frost in Priday and a cool, unsettled pattern. Early readers saw frost spectacle and foggy to rainy intervals, followed by periods of overcast skies and changing winds as forecasters warned of a mixed weekend.
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Jack Vrast
Priday
Streliers
Victoria
Deve
Fragmented Notice from a Local Society in Quulburn
A garbled OCR fragment references a Shellabear district agent and an Australian office, mentioning a society and a call to improve prosperity through its actions. It lists contact numbers 161 and 662 and a location Quulburn, conveying a lone but unclear civic or community notice.
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Shellabear
Ajm.p. Society
Astralian Office
Cbilvice
Quulburn
Katie
Bet Wien
Ailigne
Buckham Buest
Wen Werk
Elche Hours & Diy
Nila
Village notes on elections and schools in Gowburn
A garbled notice sketches the recent polling booth hopes and a deputy Returning Officer post. It criticizes voter record issues, praises local education while urging clearer administration, mentions weather, a Bourke Street School event, and general civic concerns in Gowburn.
Uncertain Fate of Government With Absentino Votes Counted
Government fate remains unsettled as absentee ballots show little shift. Premier aims to secure 46 seats aided by Skelton. Morton appears headed for defeat in Wollondilly. Polls from Murray and North Wagen signal clearer outcomes, with party totals and local booth results showing Dabour and NaProgs ahead in their respective counts.
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Abnentos Volas
Air
Levy
Silvey
Mark Morton
Wollondilly
Skelton
Labour
Murray
Morth’ Wagyn
North Wagen
Ball
Bodkin
Coxhinn
Goodin
Milpatrick
O'Brien
Gara
Cogh- Int
Wilpatrick
Dabour
NaProgs
Poultry Show Success Marks Goulburn Exhibition
The twenty first annual Goulburn Poultry Pigéon and Canary Club show opened at the showground with strong entries and high quality. Enthusiasts, led by Mr NM We Meggett, organized a well run event drawing exhibitors from across the State. total entries reached about 360 with around 104 new ones. Judges Mr A G Greenwood and Mr C W Giles praised the displays noting improvements over last year and highlighting fine specimens including notable Orpingtons and Wyandottes, with Andalusians also strong. Awards to be published in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn Poultry, Pigéon, “and
Cn Jy
We Meggett
A. G. Greenwood
Mme W. Gites
Sydney
Columbia Wyandotted
Giles
Anita
Gqulbin
Position in GoulbuEn Gonllorn third seat tally
In GoulbuEn the race for the third seat remains unsettled as counting proceeds. Returning Officer McDougall reports total votes tallied with several candidates leading, while several figures are garbled and some totals remain unclear plus many irregularities noted in the counting.
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Gonllorn
Otter
McDougall
Tit Lesa
Bete
Hluctt
Hedges
Hollia
O'Leary
Perkins
Singer
Sleela
Stokes
Tully
Goulburn Team Triumphs In Narrandera Polo Match
Goulburn defeated Gundagai by 10 goals in the Chal lenge Cup clash at Narrandera, with Ashton brothers and H A Dente among scorers. The following day Goulburn beat Durriewa 12 goals to miss, as Burrows and Burrowe produced key goals and all players fought hard for supremacy amid a lively crowd.
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Gowburn
Narrandera
Coulburn
Gundagal
Goulburn
Wasi
Golf Ashton
Jim Ashton
R. Ashton
H. A. Dente
Etta
Burtowa
Young
Mis
Durrewa
Ashton
Goulburna
J. Hy Ashton Wis Ue
Big Goulburn
Wich
Siatward
Burrows
Sla
Sunremacy
Cowlburn Oe
Progentat'ves
Hellilanthy
Manlelirown
Davidson
Birrown
Hird
Geulthinn
Burrowa
Inal
Aneves
Wersi
Goultun
Gon
Burrowe
Syudniy
Brave flood workers receive high praise from Gundagai
The Gundagai Independent lauds local flood workers Constable Ryan Arthur Morton and Gua Jere milah for heroically aiding property and livestock, wading through torrents to rescue near Kimo and town, risking lives to keep others safe in the disaster.
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V.C
Gundagai
Ryan
Arthur Morton
Gua Jeremilah
Gieir Hergic
Kimo
Bos
Dea
Athens
Faotne
Strom
Empire Burglary Case Sends Grant to Two Years
Grant, 28, known as an habitual criminal, was sentenced by Judge Scheles at Darlinghurst Assan to two years imprisonment for breaking into the Empire Theatre counting house on May 4 in Auburn Street Goulburn. Police report detailed a crime career from 1923 to 1927 with multiple shop and housebreakings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Leslie Grant
Jdge Scheles
Darlinghurst Assan
Empire Theatre
Auburn Street
Goulburn
Scholes
Grant
Esmimenice
Darlinghurst
Maitland
Grinting
Comporneily
Theatre
Goulhun
Duke Daniels and Lom Moore Star in Dangerous Money at Empire
Goulburn theatres show final screenings today and tonight with Duke Daniels and Lom Moore in Dangerous Money at the Empire. Richard Taiwan in On Lime screens at the same venue with Duke the dog in a new world picture Vexth expected Monday. The Broadway and Lyre present The Drivin Fool with Wally Van and Patsy Ruth Abner plus supporting acts. A special holiday programme is listed for Monday night at the Browlway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Daniels
Om Moore
O L M College Ex-Students Reunion in Goulburn
Ex students of Que Lady of Mercy College plan their first union in Goulburn this weekend with a packed program. M G Brooks leads a strong committee arranging games, meals, and performances, including a picture evening and various church events at St Peter and Pauls Cathedral St Johns Orphanage and the convent chapel.
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Que Lady of Mercy College
Goulburn
M. G. Brooks
Pion
St S. Peter and Paul's
Ss John's Orphanage
Our. Larly
Cfergy College
St John's Orphanage
Mechanics' Institute Remodelling Scheme Debated
The Mechanics' Institute council met Thursday evening with Major K J Howell presiding to discuss the remodelling scheme delayed by hall lessees. A special committee will report by the July meeting. Secretary notes membership at 900 with growth and monthly receipts totaling 491 pounds 7 shillings 6p. expenses approved for pavement works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicy
Iastiere
K. J. Howell
Endowment for Children Aims at Practical Reform in Australia
A letter argues for a practical plan of child endowment as a reasonable, feasible reform in Australia. The writer rejects pure taxation schemes and proposes employers and single men fund the program, expecting small annual savings to finance it. The piece defends social justice and urges action amid industrial conditions and limited government funds.
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Goulburn
Ryan
Tofes
Garden of Aden
Tan
Evans
Vines Hay
Australia
Neware
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Balin
EK. Rowney
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Furi
Marjorie Bradwell
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Len
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Lancing
Ct Fon
Thompson
Ganeral
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Hoskaid
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Wagga
Mest Jnaue
Goulbuen
Soumnony
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Narrandera Polo
Empire
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Mechanics’ Institute
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