Qoulbunn Directory Entry Update
In a brief notice the Qoulbunn directory lists changes to local residents. Names presented include Yoamahi Cots and Vee Soatiy, with Stal Malbonrea noted in association with the update.
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
1
In a brief notice the Qoulbunn directory lists changes to local residents. Names presented include Yoamahi Cots and Vee Soatiy, with Stal Malbonrea noted in association with the update.
A jumble of names and matchups appears, mentioning teams such as Goaty, Romehill Aces, Welbor-Lonl, and Duss. The text lists players like Flav Mulla, Nealon Crawls, Coane ty and Miley, plus several venues and dates, signaling a sports roundup with lineups and results to follow.
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