Recital by Misa Una Maclardy Delights Winter Audience
A wintry evening recital drew a fair crowd despite the weather. Miss Maclardy’s five items charmed the audience with dramatic skill, clear articulation, and strong characterisation, earning repeated encores and warm praise for both her narration and stage presence. The program featured violinist Miss Furner and pianist Miss Ritchie with strong support from Miss West and Mr. Casper, concluding a satisfying concert before seven.
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Misa
Una Maclardy
Miss Maclardy
Misa Maclardy
Bawle Hollow
Jim
Lasea
Miss Ritchie
Edinn
Miss West
Hohm
Furner
Hite
Houzini
Imi
Miss Furner
Brahm
Schumany
SQUIBS AND ROCKETS CRITICISM RAISES JOH N TEBBUTT CLARITY
A letter to the editor rebukes The Rocket for misidentifying Mr John C Tebbutt and for errors about Mrs Reiby. The writer asserts correct details about the Windsor Observatory Tebbutt and confirms Reiby lineage and family names, noting inaccuracies in earlier colonial histories and urging better fact checking.
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Rocket
J. C. Tebsburt
John ¢. Tebbutt
John Tebbutt
Observatory
Peninsula
Windsor
J. C. Tebbute
Tebbutt
John
Han
Eosays
Reiby
Kivkesbury
Reibyos Cette
Raby Farm
Mertiage
Grancee
Mar Raby
Reibey
Maydowe
Mangaret
Iran Dywy
Mawkesbury
Margaret Catchpute
Richmond
Ta Alume
Devonshire-streets
Johnson
Omarch of Enolamo mail steamer Moldavia stopover
The mail steamer Moldavia touched Fremantle on Tuesday while returning from England with Rev. J. W. Ward aboard. It is understood Ward will proceed to Sydney, where the vessel is due next week.
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Omarch
Enolamo
Moldavia
J. W. Ward
England
Fremantle
Sia
Mr. Ward
Sydney
Saviour's Young Men's Society Debates Financing Policy
In the Guild Room on Monday the Saviour's Young Men's Society held a meeting with several absentees due to weather. A debate on whether the conference of State Premiers was justified in refusing financial relief for the Prime Minister faced split opinions, with the chair finally casting in favor of the opener. Subcommittee reports and entertainment planning were postponed to the next meeting amid a divided mood. The issue of government subsidies to Burns, Philp, and Co. for steam ore between Sydney and Singapore was discussed as the State contemplates a £60,000 yearly subsidy to maintain the Victorian contract. Also advertised was The Sheridao's New Diary as a remedy for chest complaints, cold, and consumption, available at local chemists.
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A. Barter
Me Lollaway
Messes
Baxter and Malloy
Messia
Br. A. Jordan
A. Sherring
Wid
A. EB. Williams
Burns, Philp, and Co
Sydney
Singapore
Seoco
Messrs. Currie and Co. Iy
Officara
F. D
Vine Preekiats
Mere A
B. Chicholm
W. A. Martin
Bod FF. F
H. O'ffrien
Ward
O'Brien
Beegling
Wes
Bengling
Harris
Jenn Melbourde
Valnoy
Buby
Berguvark
Goulburn
Canada
Victoria
Wis
Coal Miners’ Conference
New South Wales
Ano Rusg
Mut
Wong
Adelaide
J. Coleman
Lee
Commonwealth Court
Wade
Mixed Livestock Auction Marks A Steady Market
Commercial Intelligence notes fair turnout at the stock sale on Wednesday with small yarding of sheep and cattle. Sheep prices showed improvement through the sale while cattle demand stayed steady, with prime Merino and crossbred wethers and ewes quoted at varied levels and a brisk but orderly sale throughout.
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Gouleten Stuur
Pat Hallocke
Ford
EE Faithfull
Inveraleehy
Wether An
Morrice
Wingelle
Bates
Uylamd
Tarage
Severa’ Davewr
Snow Buries Wide Areas Amid Heavy Winter Storm
Severe midwinter weather blankets the state with widespread snow and strong westerly winds. Snowfall is reported across southern central and northern tablelands with heavy accumulations from Cootamundra to Brewongle and a drape of white over the Blue Mountains. Coastline showers include hail in isolated bursts as temperatures drop and trains face snow along western highlands and rural routes.
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Wioudtaiftie
Beorme Froma
Armidade
Kuest
Monibalt
Blayney
Lowral
Braidwii
Wungendore
Burrows
Carcoan
Cuouh
Cooma
Udegate
Uutbo
Gulgong
Kall Nu
Kimora
Moss Vile
Murrumburrok
Nimivbejle
Orange
Ealga
Couma
Mount Victoria
Harting
Goulburn
Cuma Agal Ar
Railway Accident at Tamworth Claims Life of Thomas Hetherton
An inquest in Tamworth determined that Thomas Hetherton died after being accidentally struck by a goods train engine. Witnesses testified his son found him on the line near the house exit. Hetherton, born in Lake Virginia, County Cavan, Ireland, left a widow and five children.
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Tamworth
Thomas Hetherton
Tram
Tam Worth
West Tamworth
Herdased
Bro
Lake Virginia
County Cavan
Ireland
Rough football and legal notes from Melbourne region
Rough play and match aftermath dominate the page. Tallangatta defeats Granya by six points at Wallangatte ground amid police escort concerns. St Kilda’s midweek Prahan clash draws attention as a penalty outcome looms. A legal decision in Manly accepts Good Samaritan Industrial School land as public charitable use under local law, exempt from rates, following testimonies from mayoral and council figures.
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Melburne
Granya
Tallangatta
Wallangatte
St Kilda
Toorak
Fie Mint
St. Kilda
Wil
Prahan
Churoh
AJ. Barnett
Good Samaritan Industrial School
Manly
Sase
Thog Ocean Beach
Collingwood Street
Sfsasc
J. J. Carroll
A. W. E. Weaver
Maniy Connell
BR. Austin
D. Hogan
Lough
Goulburn A P and I Society Annual Meeting Report
The Goulburn A P and I Society held its annual meeting at the Oddfellows Hall amid cold weather. President F D Badgery chaired as Mr George G Harrie reported strong show results with high quality exhibits especially sheep while dairy cattle declined due to national conditions. Remarks praised judges and stewards. calls were made to boost membership and improve future exhibits with focus on sowers judging on a later day.
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Oddfellows’ Hall
F. D. Badgery
Are
George G. Harri
Howe
Tansdaowne
Miallom
A. J. Mech
F. Hannon
C. H. Roberts T
W. A. Hurrin
M. Conningham
A. Mangom
A. Milly
Wyattay
Duplop
KE. F. Feat
J. W. Grovenor
Cole
M. Shaw
A. RR. Maple Brown
One
J. Mo Broidhesd
J. J. R. Battera
J. Sloramber
A. H. Line
Demania
AL B. Bowell
Fl. Brogling
J. Dalpligh
Plac
Meeting Minutes Hint At Tax Joint Venture
The chairman dismissed the iyi and the Mayor noted potential advantages of a new tax to join the Racing Chub. After further discussion the motion passed to appoint Mr. Detee Harris to act with the president to initial the pallway. The meeting adjourned until next Wednesday.
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Wald
Shaw
Detee Harris
Crookwell Meeting and Local Bank Change Report
Delegates from the Crookwell affiliated club met at the Criterion Hotel amid election and management changes. Bank of Australia branch sees Z. Martin replaced by Titury, Martin transfers to Sydony head office. Weather notes report heavy rainfall and ongoing blight with no prior comparable precipitation in eight years.
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Crookwell
Criterion Hotel
Moers FB. A. Howland i
Char
J. Woolley
J. Chalker
Wraoa
BJ Hilfe
Gunbarters
el Widemut
Webver
Wien
Pelirain
Grobe
Pra T
Waesa
Rowlin
Malyn
Hailys
Hindex
Crookwall
Bina
Baik
Bank of Anntialusia
Z. Martin
Titury
Myr Martin Hes Bean
Cape Colony fodder ban sparks Australian retaliation threat
Cape Colony protests South Africa fodder import ban as Australian officials consider sterilisation and strict controls. Ministers in Victoria and New South Wales weigh risks from rinderpest and disease, with calls for a firm stance to protect livestock and economy.
Rates dispute over paddocks and recreation grounds
Local disputes crown rates on paddocks used by authorities. Courts and associations clash over ownership and exemption, with a second opinion reversing the stance and altering tax obligations. Also noted are a cricket return match lineup, a Belmont death, and a remark from Mr. Alelin on a teachers’ association event.
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Crown
Im Weppert
Hon
Ead
Inguning
Iatry
Pablo Neve
Baturdap
Danop LE Bacup
Wee P
Hetenp
O. A. Bateup
Jan Bande
WT. Finn
E. Fisker
P. Johnsim
Emergensiao
Paafeld
Hately
Mt. Noble
George Lanham
Belmont
Paifol
Arcotha
Mmo Corte Beeres
Alelin
Club Proceedings and Elections Highlight Rifle Section
Members of the club met at Mr. Meletts home for a meeting led by Captain E Watta who thanked attendees for support during the week. Elections named KE Blambeld as president and J Kollatt as treasurer with several officers and committee members listed. The gathering included trophy presentations and a note of thanks for participation. Sydney wool sales resumed with prices up and 7030 bales offered, 4488 sold.
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Plee
Ohl
Mr. Melett
Ae Capein
E Watta
F. Baudiay
Howe Ike
Furthiey
Nana
Wiloh
Pbice Thay
Blomitel
H. Baster
Gall Jws Marulan
Tomlin
Watts
Bunker
Tom Lin
Ad Thie
Mmfarulan
Oficem
Felows
Peeeidmit
KE. T Blambeld
KE. T Blambeld; Vicepresidenta, Meera H. Baxter and F. A. Blomfield
J. E. Watts
J. Kollatt
B. PF. Moore
J.W. Moore
Mesare
W. M. Canning
Milla
D. B. Read
Baball
Oficers
Hy Thaiene
Wen Hare
Barloct
D. Ryan
Hughes
Rex
Sarbiaus
England
Sydney
Kidney troubles and back pain hamper calm routine
Fragmentary OCR notes describe health woes and a person named Katie facing fatigue and a plan to give testimony. The text is garbled but hints at medical discomfort, a driving escape, and an offer to share testimony for use as desired.
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Grealer Lille
Rennet
Katie
The Cosmopolitan In Reply and The Nations Debate
A sweeping verbose poem like piece reflects on religious reform, education and liberty, praising biblical fidelity and criticizing colonial powers. It references Britain, Ireland, Scotland and America, noting leaders, places and events while urging unity and moral vigor.
Telegrams Memoir Describes Unclear Death Verdict
A garbled telegram style note reports a death verdict related to a case involving an attacker or acquaintance. It mentions a coroner and an attorney general and references Mani Spyy in a death or assault context. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or places.
LYNCHINGS AND DISORDER REPORTED ACROSS BRITAIN AND CANADA
A fragmented telegraph summary covers lynching rumors in London and Canada, libel actions against Winston Churchill, a great fire in Three Rivers near Montreal destroying business districts and homes, Olympic Games hospitality issues, New Guinea's political status, and varied parliamentary tensions with the Shah.
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Winston Church
Manchester Courier
Patany
Canada
Three Rivers
Monteregy
QUEANDEYAN COP VICTORIOUS IN SEASON OPENER
In a windy afternoon match at Gueant Hiee Qounberao Pollback led the Cop team with Crue and Lame aiding. The Quyan team overcame weather and large crowds to win by eight points while spectators endured sleet and rain as the game featured solid forward play and key tries.
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Queandeyan
Laveot Mapersek
Gueant
Aloe
Wi Myare
Dentes
Stephens
J. Erenshaw
W Williams
Coghlan
LE Overone
Alien
Kean7halves
Meath
Smith
Gribble
Mackay
Tow A. Winer
J. Donnelly
el Ler North
IT. Murphy
F.C. Mineksman
Quyankeran
Wil
Ayl
Yulia I
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Commercial Intelligence
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Goulburn A., P., and I.) Society
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J. J. Baxter
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A. Lansdowne
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Swinhurne Again Toemorrow. the Minister Sand Fooday
Agrivoltuen Department
Malbourne
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Curmwang Mable Behoo
Trownsy Employees’ Union
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Soveto
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Gorrogantien Peiwen
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Hor
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Momebay
Wilkim Lyne
Willen Lyne
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Mr. Irvine
Willi Lyne
Henry Aspigall
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Reid
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Clara Butt
Melbourne
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Tate Thee Pierbeacontay Committee
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Moi
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Thie Shah
Miverina Kifie Assorciinun
Joe
J. Stuart
Hunowa HC
Conammplinn
BheWon
Morgmark
Fy Watts
Daniel Alfred Edwank
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