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Newspaper

Goulburn Evening Penny Post

Location

Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 30, 1908

Page

4

Warrigals and Wallaroos Reach Draw in Deanery Saturday

A Deanery Saturday football program saw Warrigals and Wallaroos draw after a fierce senior match marked by strong forward play and close defense. Pioneer juniors beat Warrigals 6 0 in the earlier game, while other reports note school and regional fixtures and a disrupted second half.

Pioneer Warrigals Warigals Wallanina Wallateus Rawcliffe Jobson Boyes W. Debnam Wallaroas Wally Wicks Taylor Newling Wallitia Bis Nowling Wight Baxter Shepherding Nesling Fivetta Chard Wallaroos Bayes Wall Wicks Yosts Turner Aie Jaroos Tayier Moon Bas Wright Warrigais Wallarog War ‘Gals Wallaron Warriors Rivera Beng Feld Chad Debnat McFadecan Wallan Darthen Warriots Bae Turner Et Mr. Barnes J. Evans F. Taylor Pioneers Cambridge Leeson Pion Winls Ste Wy. Delbnaun Uuthynge Mane South

Kept in Goulburn Court for drunkenness and theft charge

In Goulburn Police Court on a Monday the defendant was fined for drunkenness, with two days hard labour in jail in default. John Thomas Matthews faced a theft charge for stealing two bags of chaff from Ernest Gillette on June 13. Several witnesses testified about the bags, their delivery, and the suspect’s denials before Matthews pleaded not guilty and was adjourned for further proceedings.

Upton Clifford-street Juan Nash Matthews Gillette Millian Joan Cos Hart Tay Gillett Carter Haorald Ison E. Gilett The Mash Mie Fasoly Ayane Roe Peng Rogers Atoomell Cisa's John Daly O'Keefe Mitel Melardy le Livenses Amy Agers Nagsig Wiley Goulham Brown Eee Tupu— el Lila Buck Sandhome Adolang Goulburn Court Goulburn Toorn Toy Feu Warder Brown

Licensing Court Delays Renewals Amid Improveme nts

The licensing court session was continued pending completion of improvements as the panel, including Galbraiths, Means, and others, adjourned applications for renewal. Participants listed include Patrick Percival Ivan and Grauben Gullen He eley with A M Bolte for Mi Connectian. Inspector Roden Gavin and others present as work proceeds.

Improvementa Ween Him Patrick Percival Ivan Grauben Gullen Heeley A.M. Bolte X Mi Connectian Eppivwnt Garten Robert McDonald Pectoral Motel A. Mu Deths Roden Gavin

Moving pictures charm audience at Oddfellows Hall

A Saturday evening program at Oddfellows Hall featured M H Hayes moving pictures with Niagara Foils and other titles earning praise. Children and athletes attended the matinee with steady, well presented lantern slides and a notable sun scene by 0 Grubb. Local ads tout Sander & Sons Eucalyptus Extract amid unrelated notices and safety claims.

Moving Pictures Moving Picture M. H. Hayes Oddfellows’ Hall Sydney Seal The Illustrated Sun Bethejem She Grubb

Wardens Court Siting On Mining Labour Conditions Hearing

A Monday sitting before Mining Warden heard Dawid Tanptom seek six month extension of labour conditions on a mineral prospecting area near Gur Perish. Witnesses described works at Jaapera Gully and Merritta, reporting registration status, area size, and related petitions amid court scrutiny.

Wieden Galbawith Ecspemeiow Gur Apintionm Ares Dons Jama Mockie Jaapera Gully Bhoalhaven Manilan Pearent Alban Ebeniser Booth Liakair Merritta

Fox in a Poultry Yard Fatal Fox Attack

A Middle Arm Read resident reported a fox fatally injuring five fowls on a Saturday night. Neighbors found the poultry yard damaged and the scene later inspected on Sunday morning. Multiple unrelated lines in the clipping appear garbled but indicate concern over animal intrusion and routine community notices.

Butt Hutt

Land Listing at Draidwood and Surrounding Areas

A historical land notice details multiple parcels for Alfred Stewart and Archibald Polen among others across Draidwood and Bumbelong districts. It lists acres, partners, and associated offices or banks, noting varied holdings including 200 acres plus 60, and 65, 40, or 56 acre tracts, with references to local names and entities.

Draidwood C.F. Alfred Stewart A. B. Webb Monverlows James i Hoek Gecea Bier Bante Anbur Haughten Om Ab Bumbelong Commercial Banking Co Bumbalong Jowmgh Reid Acre Tillaandra Robert Thomson Gegeng Eizabeth O Ruston Mirere Qudgenby George Franklin Winares, Co Cromwell

King’s American Pictures At Mechanics Hall Show

A lively program of moving pictures and acts drew a large crowd at Mechanics Hall on Saturday evening. Highlights included Thagh Henghoung on a Tram-car and An International Steeplechase with attendant dancers, plus comic pieces and a baritone performance by Mr. Bagelny. Mr. Kulpeomon at the piano provided accompaniment.

KING American Pictures Allendance Mechanics’ Hall Ander Bagelny Iria Annie Lawris Kulpeomon

Constitution Amendment Needed Over New Protection Debate

The Times comments on the High Court ruling and a potential referendum to amend the Commonwealth Constitution. Ministers debate Labour backed protection measures tied to wages, excise duties, and rural bounties, with calls for a constitutional change to implement the court's decision and satisfy related labor concerns.

the Times Federal High Court Commonwealth Deakin Labour Party High Court Jno

Persian Parliament Amnesty Proclaimed Amid Concessions

London reports the Shah pledges to convene a parliament within three months and grants amnesty while retaining concessions. Teheran toll nears 200 with Cossacks surrounding the British Legation after a Tabriz MP sought refuge there. the Legation protests and calls for removal of troops.

London Shah Teheran Tabriz

Brazil Denies Plans for Warships to Japan

June 27 New York Herald reports Brazil orders in England of thirty warships including three dreadnoughts aimed at Japan. Brazilian envoy in Washington Nabuco de Araújo denies ships are intended for Japan.

Longen New York Herald Brazil England Japan Washington Senhor Nabuco de Araujo

Sliding scale for pensions and imperial cricket talks

London reports a pension schedule staged by Chancellor of the Exchequer with a weekly pension rising to a capped amount before tapering as income increases. Also Abe Bailey advocates triangular test cricket series and potential Australasian tour discussions pending final decisions. Other items note Baroda railway disaster killing 15 and injuring 250, King’s advances to 2.2 million pounds, arrest of Mr Robert Siever, nationalisation debates, Northampton's garter, Roosevelt at Cleveland funeral, and Musgrove company sailing to Australia.

London Jane Georga Exc Cheywer Abe Bailey Austrasia Lisbon Kin Cattos Siever Robert Australia Sandown Park Bow-street J. B. Jor Alr Winnieg Post Spartina Aalways Senate Barbane Western Railway Marquis of Northampton Order of the Garter Roosevelt Grover Cleveland United States Princeton New Jersey Geo. Musgrove Light Opera

Elgin of Disease Promises Cure for Coughs

An 19th century advertisement touts a remedy named Shel an's New Thaneaveey for Cough for all stages of coughs and lung complaints. It claims to treat throat and bronchial issues and to protect kidneys liver and heart, with a money back guarantee and price details given. The text cites Bergmark's and Holla and Co.'s as suppliers in Goulburn.

Rome Shelthan Bergmark‘s Holla and Co Goulburn

Braidwood Tenders For Local Works and Society Notes

The article lists tenders for road and public works including Braidwood to Nar niga and Charleyimy Wn May with sums in pounds. It notes a decision to apply for a special grant of 250 pounds to trim Tulther LY and calls for tenders for work in Packwood lave. It covers a Pastures Protection Bound meeting, a petition to the Railway Commission, an Araluen incident with a winch arm injury, and various local updates on roads, schools, and weather with reports of snow and conditions.

Mewtingg Om Thordey Aiom Mackellar Ally Firehlwond Tuan Lupton Braidwood Narniga D. Hedy Nerviga Cork Basklwood T ' Meldruth Te Coumi Sis Arelconiak Coalborn Sigmaturn Ahone Althengh Conetable J Ballan Pearp Me. C. Bycme Waa Raelvor Arsenal Danng Inu Toba Wehue Kuniarut Araluen Dean Mitral Cima Jung Iit Conner of Maner Pulsiin School Meeer Deudney McCarhey Dod Ohio Jun Johnson Creek Tnlaha Mining Elie Gees

Court adjourns in appeal over reductions and misconduct

The appeal court adjourned several cases related to reductions totaling about £2, five men named among adjourned defendants. The Sew Formland Wire Thenarance Company seeks bond, while Mr Booth and others face charges in the Polices Court. A defendant pleaded guilty to assaulting Alfred Tobert Bayly, with testimony noting a severe wound and a quarrel over whiskey.

Guahing Shire Connell Pollingham Jan. Medwar Lawrense Barter Toerence Showgheesar Patrick Rocka Rethartiona Mary Ann Merriman Kelana Colecter Prom Ferae Booth Polics Court Pridar Gith Lashant Bother P.M Moke Alfred Tobert Bayly Johnega Jermen Johneon Oleo Gulliz Roy Witupwaen Tha Cass Wae Profresianel Cote Court Crabs Witowessen TG Pach Cote Costa

The Gentle Came of Football Crowd and Referee

A Melbourne report recalls football crowds turning hostile with threats and near violence toward umpires after Essendon’s victory. The piece notes protective measures at St Kilda and a tense scene at the gate, where officials faced malignant chants and umbrella-wielding spectators. The referee’s conduct is questioned, yet the author asserts the umpire judged the game fairly.

Melbourne Fitaroy Essendin Bucy Lums St. Kilda Grandar Slyeh Seattle

Taralga Church Weddings and Town Notes Ride Through Town

An OCR harvest from Taralga reports weddings at the local Methodist Church with W Oliver and Miss Sylvie Price and Arthur Marmont marrying Corbey. community clubs plan social events, weather impacts gatherings, and parish work improves village life. Rabbits plague, but hunters seek better conditions. local trades seek rebirth after a hard season.

Theslay Mir W. Oliver Manly Oliver Olver Methodlist Church Sin Arthur Marmont John Marmot Boleng Miser, Corbey Samuel Corbey Hey Engta Rowman Catholic Mather Vaughan Thie Parivh Bondey Che Joelehieoh Ehaneh Tiwoe Taubbile Richland

Braveryrook Smashing Case Reveals Estate Complication

Fragmented text outlines a court proceeding involving Melhworne and Snndep in an estate dispute tied to a Bray landmark. Allegations center on alimony, property distribution, and a complex settlement while a widow’s claim and related administrative actions unfold through unclear judicial steps.

Hughes Tewtat Count of Tin Lara Chan

VICTORIA'S MANUFACTURER AND RURAL LIFE NOTE

A sprawling Melbourne page mixes crime notes with factory output and rural life. It cites a coroner report on a murder case, details about rail and textile industry, and local agricultural chatter including farmer anecdotes, poultry and birds, with scattered race results and society items. A Melbourne manufacturing sector update references output costs, labor, and productivity alongside a tangential arts page.

Plague Patient Reported as Isolate at Alexanderia

Telegrams from Premiul Correspondent Sydney describe a plague patient, Joseph Drown, aged, under care with no source of infection found. The case led to hospital transfer and ongoing investigation. later, divorce proceedings were granted with costs awarded to Walter Ceding.

Sydney Joseph Drown Alexandeiay Rantuatealinge Dearman Simpson Walter Ceding Babidey

Victoria Mausoleum visit and tennis match reports

Royal visitors tour Queen Victoria's Mausoleum and view lawn tennis action as Hoper Barrett defeats Willing in a round. Government discusses non contributory pensions while Cape policy debates stir trade and international reactions. A mix of social events and local crime notes closes with a swimming competition win by Jarvis and a rescue at a race.

Terity Northumberland and Varhay Miners’ Relief Fund Reehabites Druids Russa Noval Polley Ara Gies Credita Dusin Acadehate Cape Australia Americoulture Caower Cape Tunes Victoria H Persmseng Despie Oiheads Mass Lalla Miranda Covent Carden Chia Butt Jamél Othe Albert Flat Walker Robert Sieven Sandwn Park J. Tail Jarvis Richmond Neaurepame Vethes Bealedi Bi Jumpaire

Notes From Gwindeara Farmry Union Meeting Concert Review

The Farmry Union held a lively meeting and concert in the epaetone hall on Thursday with president Eh Prue delivering remarks. Attendees enjoyed fresh fruit, flowers, and a mock concert. forecasts mention damp weather and potential frost with a cold, boisterous spell continuing into early June.

Giwindeara Twil Farmry’ Union Union Aed Cocatiste Rome Statita Bowl Playote Claayensting Thema Ivehe Quimaboyan Mutla Huwil

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