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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
8
Local commentary from Goulburn recalls wage debates and the 44 hour week, critiquing parties that profit from politics. It recalls Lord Stonehaven’s visit, the governor’s reception, and a playful terrier at a district hospital gathering, highlighting civic talk and local pride.
The Government and Parliament focus on population growth at a Wednesday banquet attended by Governor General and notable figures. Mr Manfred, quoted joking about his family, urged measures to boost natural increase and encourage migration while acknowledging political caution. Audience reactions included renewed laughter at a remark about grandsons.
At a Farmers and Settlers Association meeting in Young the dearth of go shearers prompted discussion on contract shearing. It was argued the system forces teams to exclude learners, preventing new entrants and causing a lack of skilled workers. a resolution declared contract shearing not in the least necessary to the industry.
Summary of multiple race results and betting notes from a mid-20th century program. Includes First Division and Second Division sprint data with horses such as Duke Isinglasa Bongula White and Miock Adam Wallace Translator Don Moon Far tor Khyber Pugna cious Anorient Buchanan Chateau Tanunda Baby Blue Coeur Whispering Smith Mytilini Golvan Cohien Vel Gulsong Indu Ceo Gleule Portafeart Goldheater Vice Tegal Toval Plower and more, plus juvenile takes Firat Alvision Aenehd Bunkom py Lindy Mary Stuart Mina Hit Ceolestre Qher King Val Miss Review Cha Che Ban Hemumur Firate King Wee Cuehla Arimavale, plus the trial steeplechase and Rosehill Handicap entries.
Rugby league weekend fixtures list shows Goulburn versus St Tenn and Waratail United against Railway, with referees named and teams detailed. The report highlights new talent like A McLaughlin and L White, and notes strong local confidence despite potential weather delays.
The page lists racing selections with results across divisions and juveniles. Names like Fortafest, Tullis, Septel Saint, King Vul, and Master Cag appear with placements including first and second. Three-year-old stakes feature Mount Morgan and Candid Tlandleng with top finishes in multiple heats.
The gelding Cuddyong, trained by BR Curran and ridden by Horney Porter, won the Keeandl at the Goulburn ponies meeting on Wednesday after racing with rivals and later placing in the Bicourax Stakes. Bred in the district, Cuddyong is by Feppant and owned by Mr Horrie Webster.
The draw for the stroke handicap to be played tomorrow afternoon for Mr B A Hoddle's trophy lists matchups including Coonan v W Cummings, J E Ally v C F Adams, Mollie y G Rogers, Boyd v M Kelso, Conneham v Belsher, Woods v F Thomas, Manfred v N Haxter, Fytdlea v Broad, Stewart v Buchinan, Rogers v Dyce, Brace v Gilleaple, Forster v Keene, and Hoddie, among others.
The mixed foursomes season opener at Queanbeyan Centre saw Saurav air, Pun woodle, and Mina McNeully win with 36 strokes. Trophy presented by Mr Holloway to Miss McNeully after a tied display with Mr Stacey. Several pairings posted strong scores, including Holloway and Mrs Greenwood at 63 and Green wood with Mrs Lynham at 63.
A meeting of the Ceathrto Tennis Association discussed forming a company to manage Lagoon Tennis Courts. President E A Bottw presided as the committee reported that the plan would create a shareholderless company with a special board for members, raising funds to purchase the site.
The Goulburn Amateur Bicycle Club held its second annual reunion at the Sadlers' Club Wednesday night with President P. Jackson present. Aimed to lift the club to premier status in the state, efforts to improve the track were discussed as prize money totaled £500 this season and may double next year. The Waugh Cup was presented by Jackson to C. Dennis amid the ensuing ceremony.
The Trojans ice a wide roster for a 2 pm match at Victorie Pack featuring Plultalo Holmes Lembert Janes Wright Crawford Kennedy Walcott Brew Carner Hall Buffalo M Grayfirny A Ale Kinnon O Arien Wosworthy Le Martin Kercher L Manfred F Bradford A Kercher G Duidille Crherions Kenmore A Ren nie A Madwell TL Mc intosh 3 McCallum 8 Twitty T Lad y IL Rev H Regan Dr Ken aitt Th Monaghan M Whedon A Johnstone emergency Th Reters Jovy tub Wisin Aeraen aura s at 202 Bo eeraet cl Murns 3 Grant Oretirit2 diet W Prer ft trovgeh Wirki 8 Me Nawmht Smith emergency 1 Tot Tedee AL Tyoraets
Report of Ladies Hockey scheduling and personnel for upcoming matches at Woollen Mill and Kenmore. Includes names of players, referees, and officials, plus notes from a Ladies Hockey Association meeting about rescheduling to the first Tuesday monthly and organizing a fundraising event at Soldiers' Hall.
Wanderers overpower Tigers 2 1 with a late surge and solid defense. Skelly and Weeks connected on goals as Gray cleared for Tigers, but Wanderoers pressure and a tense finish sealed the loss. The game featured fierce scrums, multiple saves, and a scrum of near misses before the final whistle.
Fragmentary notes show donations connected to 10 mile state championships. Mentions Mr Cale donating to Dunc Gray and R Willaima with family ties, plus J Beltierts and E Grn Minton linked to medals or cups. Details are garbled but indicate club support for finish prizes and championship entries.
The Department of Education declined to admit teachers to permanent positions, citing concerns over eligibility and policy. The decision affects instructors with over four years of service and potential implications for staffing stability in schools.
A delayed start at Lord's sees Australia and Yorkshire score at stuttering pace as rainless conditions allow a limited day. Collings top-scored for Australia with tentative hitting, while Macartney and Rhodes bowled steadily for Yorkshire. The stumps end with both sides leaving the field, still in contention with the pitch offering uneven bounce and several close chances.
The Collburn Race Club negotiates leasing its showground to host hockey events. Members discuss terms including animal rental, rates, taxes, and tenure while considering equipment, property use, and future upgrades. The committee aims to formalize conditions for winter activities and the rail authority involvement.
A confusing report notes a Kedgeree case discussed before the AUC committee. After reviewing evidence, a decision was approved. Racegoers have speculated about the Kedgeree code and related interests awaiting official outcomes.
Mr Chen and Bradbury’s trophy were contested Saturday with poor wind and low scores. Tori-WU claimed victory amid tough conditions, as shooters posted uneven results including 27 8 45 and 36 6. Shaky winds affected accuracy and scores across the field.
Fragmentary OCR note reports disruption to interstate cargo service and hints at potential cancellation. Mentions Griffo, a wife, and a publisher with unclear names, suggesting a domestic or sensational angle without clear dates or formal details.
A stolen overcoat tied to a Gaeta incident bore ear marks and led to a suspect, Mr. Coahyin, whose property was identified by a witness. The accused allegedly admitted to taking the coat to sell it for Roby, amid a scene of intoxication and disorder. The case involved a jail sentence and a fine verdict, with lingering questions about the coat’s owner and the chain of custody.
The Wesley Guild gathered at the Merhodian Lecture Hall for an evening of profit and reflection led by Hew EB Rick. The previous meeting elected Mr Deng as editor but a motion later elected Be Kadwell to preside. other members were assigned to write different pieces for the paper. The outcome ended with a benediction.
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