Australians win by eight wickets at Lord's in one innings
Australia, replying to England's 235, reached 235 for two in 165 minutes and won the match by eight wickets. McCabe scored a brilliant 108 with a six and fourteen fours, supporting Brown's 50 plus. The report highlights aggressive Australian batting, steady defending bowling, and a dominant display at Lord's despite varied weather and a difficult pitch.
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Trunk Mystery Prompts Police Identification Effort
Post mortem shows torso victim female in her twenties or thirties found in trunk at Brighton railway station. Feet and toes located at King’s Cross suggest body dissembled. Police publish photo of the word Ford wrapped in brown paper to aid handwriting identification with expert tests underway.
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Specialized Arrangement In Stevter's Work Report
A special arrangement details Stevter's work and additional information sources used in compiling overseas intelligence. The publication notes its availability in Australia and other territories, with emphasis on reserved content and integrated sources.
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Australia
Selection rumours at England trial invite twelve hopefuls
Report from London outlines a large pool of contenders for England’s selection, naming Wyatt Geaptaidh Warr e Willers and others as potential test candidates. The piece notes a Friddy mening schedule and hints at national team strategy, with references to domestic figures and press commentary on the forthcoming trials.
Suspension of Tullamore gold shares at Sydney exchange
On Wednesday in Sydney the dealing in Tullamore gold shares was suspended until Friday morning amid a stock exchange move. The decision halted trading as officials consider the company’s prospects and actions.
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Germany's Debts and Negotiations in Washington
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Colombo Beaten at Ascot in Derby Day Shock
The Derby favourite Colombo, ridden by Australian jockey W Stockton Johnstone, was defeated by Flamenco owned by Lord Steweys at Ascot. Flamenco won with Colombo lagging by about a length as scrambled commentary suggests the rider eased the colt to blunt the rival challenge. Principal race Hands Off won the Ascot Stakes.
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Disagreement in Wagga Murder Trial
Jury in the Lillian Anderson murder case in Wagga failed to reach a verdict after extensive deliberation. The trial adjourned to the next Wagga Sessions with defense counsels asked to review the evidence as Edward Henry Morey appeals his own death sentence in a related case stemming from Percy Smith’s murder.
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Cinderella's Fella and Model Plane Contest At Empire Theatre
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Boots and clothing relief distribution in Goulburn
Goulburn police oversee government issued boots shoes and clothing for relief. About 400 pairs of boots and shoes have been consigned to Goulburn with suits also allocated for distribution. Injuries noted among relief workers during recent transfers from relief works to dole.
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Tourist Bureau study aids Goulburn office
Mr J A Mahoney secretary of We Goulburn and District Tourist Bureau spent days in Sydney studying the Government Tourist Bureau. He arranged for tourist literature on resorts in Australia and other States to be supplied to Goulburn for residents and visitors. Literature from the Government Bureau wide availability and preparations by U N P and Victorian networks noted for the centenary.
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Milk scheme for schools to be carried out despite obstacles
Mr Weaver replying to a query affirmed the milk scheme for schools would be implemented. He stated he would lead the effort personally if needed, insisting the plan would proceed despite various obstacles.
Fine Concert at Goulburn Glee Club Debut
The Goulburn Glee Club gave its first platform appearance under conductor Mr. Fytem in a charity concert for the Goulburn and District Ambulance. The program showcased strong soloists and a fine choral balance with standout pieces including The March of the Men of Hall and River and A Legend of the Rhine. Encore numbers and generous audience response highlighted the evening’s success and the club’s potential.
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Accident blocks Malin Southern Line delaying express train
A tyre detached from the locomotive drawing the Sydney Melbourne Limited Express between Tallong and Wingello at 11.5 last night caused serious delays. Ten sleepers were lost, and the engine's undergear suffered with age. A hotbox on a sleeping car added about 10 minutes to the delay after a Goulburn halt of 106 minutes behind schedule. The incident triggered a full timetable slip with multiple trains delayed by varying minutes.
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Sydney’s Pictures and Theatre Plans Discussed
Mr W Thring arrived in Sydney from Melbourne and said a projection of thirty to forty summers annually and a new theatre costing £100,000 in Sydney would likely be decided. He noted the Senate Commission recommendations would provide an important stimulus.
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Fire at Berlite House Bond Street Guts Several Floors
A Sydney telegram reports considerable damage from an early morning fire at Berlite House Bond Street. The blaze started in the Hut well and spread rapidly through several floors before discovery.
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Wool Position Viewing the Future Moderation Needed
An analysis of wool markets notes gradual progress in selling greasy wools in private dealings led by Japan as chief purchaser. Demand abroad remains below normal and futures show limited change. German trade dynamics and import balance risk are discussed, with a cautious view on future prices and global supply chains.
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Interest Rate Debate At Bank Over High Rates
A report on the Bank of New South Wales fixing the rate at a high level on Wednesday. Mr A Ko Trethowan comments that speculation and past promises influenced policy. Primary producers urge lowering the rate back toward four percent to align with prior expectations.
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Sheep Show Big Event in Sydney
A major sheep exhibition in Sydney runs over three days led by 120 entrants representing various breeds. The event features prized Polwerths and Hoten crop stock from Western Vie tera, with most fans valued at £100 each though many are priceless.
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Victoria Park Races Show Jumping and Handicap Winners
At Victoria Park racing meet Bruel World Mace victory by Yurrasin 2 Bawthorne 3. Nursery Handicap results include TORK GRM 1 Many Fril 2 Prince Highborn 3. First Division winner 6/2. Flying Handicap winner details and divisions list Staccato, Martingale, Pion top in Secural Division with 7/1 third place. Ghey Ben and Calibar featured in other placements.
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Alleged Dumping Sparks NZ Canned Fruit Dispute
The Dunedin Manufacturers Association resolved that New Zealand canned fruit faced serious dumping in Australia. It argued Australia shelters behind the term and that Australian fruit is sold at true cost due to subsidies and government support.
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Sussex Street Prices On Sussex Street Today
Prices on Sussex Street today show various goods and unit prices including butter eggs lucerne hay and wheat products with ranges such as fresh eggs 1/4 per case butter 1/3 to 3/4 per unit and wheat varieties priced from 2/4 to 4/é with hay and lucerne ranges noted.
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Builders Active Indicate Revival in Local Trade
Builders reports show continued revival in the local building trade with remaining labor demand. A well known contractor advertised for bricklayers and another, Mr A R Thewsite, began work on the rear of the Hegen Shopping Block with council approval. Plans foresee demolition behind the shopfront and other Auburn Street premises may undergo renovations, with work to start soon and proceed in a relatively short time.
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Rerenthy Tah sleepers depart from Xow Nowa District
Reported notes indicate the group from Xow Nowa District halted further purchases after a month due to the Heribway Prepartment not proceeding. The mullock repair efforts and Tuleare aod ie 10 lefinite appear in the fragmented text.
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Smoothed politics in Goulburn clash over smooge pledge
Mr Loughlin railed against mere electors’ appeasement at a Friday meeting. He mocked those who kiss voters' hands and urged action for Zion lift. Rural UCP members backed orthodox methods while seeking new approaches before the term end. He vowed not to be a smooege candidate.
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Reward increased for information on diamonds stolen from Angus and Coote
Lloyds underwriters raise the reward to £500 for information leading to the recovery of the diamonds stolen from the Angus and Coote window. The case involves dramatic circumstances and was reported last Friday.
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