Street traffic and garden plans stir Auburn street debate
The Auburn street council plan to lay out plots in the Empire Theatre block sparks debates on street safety and garden divisions. motorists and horse drawn vehicles must yield to the right, slowing speeds, while advocates say gardens will calm traffic though opponents warn of wider parking and access issues.
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Empire Theatre
Auburn-street
Alde
Yolienes Veill Cellatiude Agrive
Ivott Sheald
Dumaremtion
Alene Auburn Street
Walngeroes
Clinton, Montague
Goldsmith
Hradley
DIGGERS CARNIVAL MEETING VOTES ON GROUNDS USE
A stormy Coulbon and HT meeting debated allowing an application for Diggers Carnival on March 1 at the Showground. Arguments centered on ground use before the show. amendments proposed to grant free ground use post show were rejected amid heated exchanges.
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Coulbon A
Iou
Reai
Dreadhead
W. G. Boglish
EB. Press
Mleappeo Henson
Henly
W. Grevenor
Tuttlebes
Tuttleber
Ehowarda
Beynon
League Meeting Delays Carnival Plans Amid Financial Woes
The league chair Capt. Ko J. HWwell announced a halt on ground use due to a drained bank balance from carnival funding. A subcommittee of the president, H. Whitford, T. Bronock, and P. Ford was named to press for changes while preparations continue. Diggers still hopeful as party items join the program including a tug of war and a five war on a committee-driven program.
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Carnival Committee
sSow
Ko J
League
Carnal Wal Ch
Neves
Drumseed
A. P
Preatient
H. Whtford
T. Bronock
P. Ford
Ehh Ren
Stewards Withdraw Objections
A fragmented report notes stewards withdrawing objections amid morning activities. Names such as Meseré Howell Reynolds Tortehey Vent appear in garbled text, with unclear roles. The passage hints at a staged process or hearing but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
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Howell
Wimtion
Reynolds
Lui
Turfs, Gossip and Racing Notes From Sydney Meet
Parody and race notes feature Mullioned names like Moor efield Cup contenders including Sea Rik, Coleus, Noveaux Riche and Lequat. Second Division lists Plaropod and Boldfy among others. Calver sustains neck injury after hurdling fall. O’Meally praised for shock win on Arswer. Gore Jockey Club explores wheat farming share amid racing finance talk.
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Sydney
Thurday
Moorefield Cup
Notes
Sea Rik
Coleus Giggle
Noveaux Riche
Kige
Karroglo
Lequat
Incere
Hamilton
Flying Handicap
Fir
Sion
Bunhurst
Berle
Peehn
Kokenny Lnai
Araal
Golden Sands
Anaseta
Bold’ Fy
Houdal
Armillary
Molle B
Repenelle
Quickshot
Moorefield
Fareeur
Coleus
Birnesk
Proce Sandy
Mount Erin
Ceesron
Lord Sato
D’slogue
Uke Almisen
Southern Hemisphere
Terlwit
Calver
Wil
Arthe
MPC
Juar
Roze
Caver
Rael
G.rc
Gore
Jockey Club
Uw Ouae
Pat O’meally
Arswer
Riverina
Mena
Border
Weloesclav
Cum
Cormer
Omeally
Orters
Jack O'Meally
Adler
Albury
Chanes
Hardler
J. Casa
Cue
Goulkum
Gundaroo Race Meeting Opening Handicap Hints
Following all weights for Saturdays Gundaroo meeting, opening handicap lists horses with weights and entries such as Jarkstitch and Criterion, alongside other runners including Love Larreise, Semesturh, Dewbthul, Master Chat, Silver Morn, Kilmarink, Guan Malt, and more. The fragment cites multiple horse names, weights, and entries in a busy field.
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Gundaroo
Mat Hill
Jarkstiteh
Trach Bie
Criwrion
Lont Lacnas
Somestiveh
Tieih Ful
Liver Morn
Nwt Mott
Hinemod Boo
Guano Alevlicap
Jarkstitch Ga
Peach Pie Gt
Criterion Ba
Love! Larreise
Semesturh
Dewbthul
Master Chat
Hintmoa Bo
Crud
Cub Haw Py Deweh
Crterion
Addu
Kilmarink
Gokt Thand
Guan
Trotting Title Contenders In Melbourne Feature Race
Mr Gerda Millsem selects Lesnager in the D Thy Thousand as the standout three year olds clash in Melbourne. Torpedo Horn appears the only rival likely to derail Lesnagar with nine other rivals noted. F A Thlanel named to fill a vacancy caused by J H Wiseman's death on the NS SWITUC programme.
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Gerda Millsem
Lefe
Melbourne
Lesnager
Lestworr
Tle
Conuntamundia
Fimo Chimes
Bowls Goulburn in State Championships
Edgar and Steele will prevent Goulburn in the State Pairs bowling championship as Meer is inserted. Pickard and Meloutny Bowral play on the Manaval green Saturday next.
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Mesam
Edgar
Steele
Goulburn
Inser Meer
Pickard
MeLoutny Bowrali
Maa Vale
Diggeers Rally for Carnival Preparations at Bratchwood Show
The Diggeers move to preparatory departs for the carnival with mid tian support being offered. The Bratchwood show hosts the event, though some issues hinder plans.
Weather Wires Report Mild North East Rain Near Coast
The bulletin notes additional rain in the north east corner mainly along the coast. Winds ease from the south and east with a squally temperament at the shoreline. Overall conditions remain unsettled with lingering showers near coastal areas.
Should Dentists Advertise In NSW Prohibition Challenge
Full Court grants rule nisi to prohibit Dental Board of NSW from proceeding on complaint against dentist John Henry Couch over advertising. Inspector alleged unprofessional conduct under Dentists Act. Couch faced potential striking from the register. Rule nisi returnable Monday.
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Behal
John Henry Couch
Dental Board of
N.S.W
Couch
Dentists
Unseemly parliamentary process described at conference
Mr Clayton of Victoria condemned the Set war service homes bill passage in Federal Parliament as most unseemly. He called clauses unequal and damnable while others were omitted, accusing the War Service Homes Commission of daily improprieties and noting no amendment would be dared by reverence.
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Sydney
Soldies' Fathers
Clayton
Victoria
Renverence
His Lucky Day: Cab Driver Survives Train Collision Near Ascot
Charles Trolaie miraculously escaped death when the cab he drove was struck by a train near Ascot racecourse. The train was hurled to the ground, the cab shattered, but the horse remained uninjured.
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Charles Trolaie
Ascot Racecourse
Trane
5AM in Form At Wellington 4 Westerns Race Victory
Sam Kahanamoku beat Tank Doyle in the one hundred vars race at Wellington New South Wales.
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Wellington
N.S
Wester
Sam Kahanamoku
Tank Doyle
Venereal Disease Act Deemed Useless by Doctor in Sydney
At the Federal Health Commission in Sydney Doctor F H Molesworth said the Venereal Diseases Act is useless for private practice case notification. He stated medical men felt no obligation to report cases and believes the act is in abeyance. He heads a department at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital where cases have risen.
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Federal Health Commission
Sydney
F. OH. Molesworth
Molesworth
theRoyal Prince ,Alfed Hospital
Rain On Coast Marks East State Overcast Day
Clousy to overcast conditions persisted over the eastern half of the state and produced light to heavy rain along the coast yesterday. Weather officials noted persistent clouds and showers affecting outdoor plans and local travel.
Goulburn Sees Sudden Temperature Drop and Rain
Goulburn records a sharp fall from 78.0 degrees on Tuesday to 48 degrees on Wednesday with a gusty southerly wind. By 8 am Thursday the reading was 7 degrees as rain totals around the state reach 0.5 to 2 inches in places. Forecasts note continued cold conditions with more rain needed for pastures and gardens.
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Goulburn
V R C Races Third Day Results
Melbourne Thursday marks the third day of the VRC carnival at Flemington. Autumn Hurdle results show Tri Cues first, Pallet second, Reparation third with winner to 2. Ascot Vala Stakes featured Los Gaim, Manfred and Hampden, with winner to 1.
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Melbourne
VRC
Flemington
Los Gaim
Manfred & Hampden
Fat Cattle Envy Sale Records Cooperative Rise
Fat cattle sale results show a cooperative takeover boosting sheep and cattle connections. Top prices reached include three bullocks at 15 pounds 16 shillings, steers to 1 pound 0s 0d, heifers to 4 pounds 2s, and cows with calves at 8 pounds 10s, reflecting strong demand and increased efficiency under the new management.
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Grugiera
Co-operativea Co
Perry
Nyagan
Enasipa
J. B. Veotry
Glen Long
D. G. Cagbl
Barmgha
Alows
Cars at Show to Park on Western Enclosed Plot
At Goulburn Show the final on the old ground, cars must be parked on a western enclosed allotment. D M Broadhead urged a gate option to boost revenue, proposing entrance control at the western end. Opponent Middlebrook argued for a 2 shillings 5 pence car fee. president Pioil noted the old ground was too small. A small majority supported the motion.
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Goulburn
D. M. Broadhead
Walter Reynolls
Middlebrook Strongy
Pioil
Rights Tender at Goulburn Show Attracts Bids
At a Wednesday committee meeting of the Goulburn A., P. and H. Society Mo. the successful tender for the official show booths was 610 offered by Fletcher. City Hand bid 2635 for music, and the auction for publican and soft drink rights drew lively competition. Bids featured Syl rey lime keepers and bidders from Captain’s Flat, Royal Alben Siinen, and local subscribers, with the top bid noted as the highest ever for Geutburn.
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the Goulburn A., P. and H. Society
Heath
TY. Davie
Uiensee
Royal
Alben
Owas
Memmi
Gary
Sonadiites
Geutburn
Bob Bowles
Motor Cyclist Injured In Weekend Skid Near Towrang
Mr. E. Brogden of Towrang was thrown from his cycle during a weekend ride near the village. He sustained a cut on the right knee and was admitted to Pinra Hospital, confined to bed. Doctors hope for a quick recovery, though his participation in forthcoming matches is doubtful.
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E. Brogden
Towrang
Rand
No Jury Would Convict in Goulburn Court Case
The hearing of the case against Chames Henry McKenny for fault occasioning actual bodily harm was resumed before Mr. G A Williams at the Goulburn Police Court. Witnesses described a fight on a bridge near Broadhead's shop with McKenny and Hardage involved. the magistrate said he did not think any jury would convict based on the evidence and used discretionary power to discontinue the trial.
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Auburn-ereet Garden
Progen
Chames Henry McKenny
G. A. Williams
F M
Goulburn
Donald McPhee
Thomas
McPhee
McKenny
Broadhead
Jono Mclean
Bourke Street
Auburn Street
Johnson's Tobacconist
Ant
North Goulburn
Hadage
Har Ginge
Noble
McHeney
McKeney
Cee Francis Smith
Carter
Chas. Rogers and Co
Donald McPhes Hayng
Wardings
Empire Theatre
Chemiet
Hardage
Broadhead’s
Farhien
Ceckwarde
Hardinge
McLean
Sinclar Wittess
Empire Hotel
Hardings
MccKenny
Wihaassene Hardinge
Frederick Chapman
McKennay
Coughlan
MeKeuny
Vera Larelmbe
Ahawei
Bottye
Herdage
Buyko
Julia Frances Larke
Auburn-street
Harold Ernest Bouche
Patri Betrell
Stullar
P.M
Dat
One tender for old showground in Goulburn accepted
The Goulburn A. F. and Hingeisty received a single bid of £65,300 for all showground buildings fences seats and improvements excluding stock pens. Committee, chaired by Mr. C. E. Prell, discussed powers and decided to accept the tender with the pavilion remaining property of the society, noting prior offers and potential alternatives. The vote was unanimous after debate and amendments were withdrawn.
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Goulburn A. F
Hingeisty
Empire Assembly Room
Ce, Prell
Prell
Goulburn
Unclear Deliberations on Fight Between Har Dnge and Others
In a fragmented report Mr. Thomas testified he was instructed by the deceased's father not to have his son fight Har Dnge. He denied admitting any legal liability and was prepared to answer questions about assisting the prose color still suffering from injuries.
Unclear text on coastal scammer incident
An excerpt appears garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent facts, names, places, or dates to form a valid news item or identify any individuals involved.
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Auburn
Auburh-street
Mormgenac
Salter
WS. Homes Commission
Penrith
Luwaen
Paterson
Enow
Tablelanda
V.R.C
Envious Sale Records
Douall
Eccounl
Coromandelst
C.T.A
G.T.A
Mr. Prell
Gegund
Hern
Mr. Pre's
Mcrlebrook
Tennis Association
Mr. Middlebrook
Tenn's Association
W. G. English
Middlebrook
Cocely
L. T. Watwn
Proll
Ua Pong
Menor
Walter Reynold
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Bert Mills
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Mr. English
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