Bungendore Races Report Hits Saturday Meeting
Saturday morning clung to the rool and a barge number attended the res, with officials praised for smooth proceedings. The racing results list several horses with placings across multiple handicaps including Magic Square winning Forel and other notable names such as Three Jacks, Winlark, Ginger Nellie, and Silver Thread.
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Res
Everthing
Clare Harlicap
Lady Humphries
Gidleigh Fardicap
Leven
Magic Square
Thoubtful
Werrina Tlarulicap
Elmsted Hanedicap
Silver Thread
Jack Sutch
Winlark A
Ginger Wille
Doubtful
Square
Loombah
Silver Throw
Judge Suggests Dry Colour Work At Goulburn Show
A judge at a Goulburn district exhibition recommended adding pastel and dry colour classes for schoolwork exhibits. He told Lost representative that Education Department support would help create a picturesque display. The best country children entries are showcased biennially at Fulkeaton Building Exhibition Hall in Sydney.
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Goulburn
Education Department
Exhibition Hall
Fulueaton
Sydney
Barrallier retiree honored. Barralier line advances to High Range
Mr T M Chalker, retired caretaker of Wombeyan Caves, will be the subject of a presentation by friends in recognition of his valued services. Barralier telephone line progress continues, now reaching High Range. Local weather remains extremely dry, with rain needed to grow fodder. Two local wool clips sold at Sydney wool sale for a top price per pound, while last season’s clip reached a higher rate.
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T M. Chalker
Wombeyan Caves
Barralier
Witter
P Rerent
Sydney
Bungendore Social Event Brings Far Reach of BBC Influence
Community entertainment on Friday and Saturday drew visitors from all parts. The hall hosted a juvenile dance despite heavy rain with Dolly Masters crowned queen by Mr J Chinnery. Proceeds expected to be substantial as a large Ames shower event began Friday night and rain persisted into Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBC
Dolly Masters
J. Chinnery
Post Office Hours At Goulburn For Public Service
Tomorrow the Goulburn Post Office will open for postal and telegraph business from nine to two, with deliveries by postmen in the morning. Money orders and savings bank departments operate. late mail possible until 10 pm. The public service schedule reflects holiday operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa
Moon
Country Tennis Club at The Forest Inauguration Held
The Forest hosted the inauguration of a country tennis club with Mr. Yeadon presiding over a good attendance. Harvey McCunnhem was elected president as the meeting promised strong support and new members were urged to respond to the proposal led by energetic secretary Mo Chather.
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Forest Fereently
Yeadon
Harvey McCnnhum
Misk KF
Mo Chather
Mie Wevement
Origin of Solar System Revising Historians Views
At a Royal Astronomical Society gathering in Lowton Dr Jeans challenged older solar system origins. He argued the universe’s age is vastly greater than once thought, increasing the probability that solar systems form from close stellar encounters. He suggested one in ten stars may host planetary systems, or else creation defies chance.
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Lowton
Royal Astronomical Society
Jeans
Rita
Spina Pebula
Addington
Plas
Wombean Caves Get Upgraded Burial Resort Plan
Goulburn residents and visitors learn that Chief Secretary C W Oakes aims to convert Wombeyan Caves into an up to date burial resort. Works Department plans electric light and water, repairs and refurnishing, a hydro plant to supply power, and improved cooking appliances and furniture. Tariff readjustment expected. G Brown reassigned from Jenolan Caves to Worle pan. T M Chather retires after 37 years.
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Goulburn
C. W. Oakes
Works Department
Cayer
Wonievan
Tt la
Taralea
Widl
G. Brown
Jenolan Cavea
Worle Pan
T. MM. Chather
Enretoken
G R Football League Committee Meeting Recap
A committee of the G R Football League met Monday night with DB Cox presiding. Delegates from each district attended. Boundaries for the season remain unchanged. J Saunders resigned to manage Hasta. Armstrong named by The Electrical Engineer to interview lighting for training grounds. School competition to run as before. Next meeting set for Monday April 26 with club nominations due to the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB. Cox
J. Saunders
Hasta
Armstrong
Voaney
Electrical
Coutts
Aseretory
Eight Hour Association Debates Trades Hall Plan
At a Goulburn Eight Hour meeting, J C Stevenson explains a scheme to fund a Trades Hall. He urges unions to contribute weekly to build a hall costing thousands, noting 25 pounds already raised for the Building Fund. He predicts the time to meet in their own hall is nearer than many expect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
J. C. Stevenson
Stevenson
Hans W
Desirable Dessert Book Offer From Jellex
A public notice advertises a free recipe book featuring desserts salads and relishes from American and European chefs. It promotes Jellex gelatin as pure refined gelatine with fruit juice flavor, offered with a mailed copy for a small charge.
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Americus
Wsera
Jellex
Rera
Re Iene Reeek and Cheats Ays Ere You Can San Pri
Fragmentary OCR notes mention possible dates and places but are too unclear to identify a complete news item. The readable bits do not form a coherent event, name, or outcome to summarize into a factual card.
Yass Picnickers Narupina Wins Cup At Race Meeting
Yass race meeting held in fine weather with multiple races listed. Denimag, Vima, and other runners placed in top spots with winners determined by two to one margins. Banter and pace details include time figures around two minutes and various distances and placings across several cups and stakes.
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Douro Malden Plate
KE. J. Merriman
Denimag
Denpecy
Barber
Moonblana
Lyce
J. A. Burgoyne
Tyson
Lim
Sinkes
C. H. Weston
J. Davison
C. Davidson
Permit
Davidson
W. A. Massey
Anabel
C. Lyne
Ini
Gunst
Callhaven
Rennat
P. C. Julian
Eolas
Manning
Masay
Pearl Florrie
Lyme
Winoer
Nerk
Carry
Nurtupina
Fennett
Hed Andue
Devigney
Julian
Tio Manning
Garryowen Gift
Grace
Lynes
A. Stewart
Ows
Tiempeey
Faithfull
Milbang
Faithful
Imin
Osnes
St— Th. O
Mid- Wieton
Dulac
A. F. C. Hille
J. Davinun
Mertre
Lady Spenkle
Garry
Vyenr
Imino
Kuriong
Igti- EB
Merrimana Owen
A. Davison
Ty C. R. Turner
T. Regersor
Lady Glemwool
Bechalors
Massy
Minnamurra
Leymeh
Haudog Car in New Mishap Ties to Fatal Parramatta Road Crash
Police link a large Hudson shown in the Parramatta Road tragedy to a separate Tuesday mishap. Detectives Selpewick and Miller tested brakes after a big bus wheel damaged the car near Grave Bros in George Street. The Hudson is to be used as an exhibit in the Dollard breathers case amid ongoing inquiries.
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John Gurr
Parramatta Real
Goulburn
Hudson
George-street
Grave Bros
Georgestreet
Tramg
Sergewick Moet Miller
Parramatta Road
Kentgrove Orchard Case Prosecution Faces Adjournment
At Goulburn Folk Court on Wednesday James William Middlebrook faced charges over alleged failure to destroy rabbits at Kentgrove orphan. Proceedings showed possible withdrawal not expected as Mr Thomas urged continued prosecution. The case adjourned to next Tuesday after Easter with Judge Williame presiding.
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James William Middlebrook
Kengrove
Goulburn Folk Court
BR. Williame
P.M
Thomas
P.P
Manfred
Thomann
Crookwell Show Third Day At Crookwell Saturday
Third day at Crookwell Show featured rough conditions and a large turnout with notable events across hack, pony, and sulky races. Winners included W Mitchell and Garry McDonald in pony classes, Maggie Flizeibbon and O McKens in ladies events, and O Parker in medley, with records noted for Hewitt's Capulla and other entries.
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Crookwell
G. McHengie
T. E. Campbell
McKengie
Raes
el ‘Avid
Mul
Hewitt
Capulla
W. Mitchell
Lady
Garry McDonald
J. Puoean
Les Chueh
Poy
Mot Twer
Barnes
J. Duncan
Mitchell Teo. Wilsom
T. Quinh
Overtrienne Netrini
Maggie Flizeibbon
McKens
Mrs. Christh
Greta Green
Literature and Dreams in Creative Writing Analysis
This excerpt discusses how spontaneous imagination shapes writers and how automatised writing lacks literary merit. It cites Coleridge and DeQuincey on dream reports inspiring poems and notes Stevenson and others forming plots from subconscious insights. It contrasts dream derived work with prose origins and references Jekyll and Hyde as case studies.
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Coleridge
Urea
Ualordige
Alc
Denson
Stevenson
Dr. Jekyll
Olalle
Irish Concert Promises Notable Vocal Arrangements
A local Irish concert feature highlights Alfred OShesting as the leading tenor with Kath leen Fitzgerald and Corbasi performing alongside Melbourne guests. J M Byron has earned renown for his bold showcase while representations from OLM Colleges and Sr Josephs College join the program. Record bookings are open this week, with tickets available through K P Sheekay and Co and the box plan now ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everrding
Neat Prdny
Alfred O'Shesting
Kathleen F.tgpatrecle
Signer Corbasi
Melbourne
J M. Byron
Hhowrell
Priv Vougi
Money from Eucalyptus Enlists Foreign Workers in District
The Braidwood Dispatch reports many foreigners in the eucalyptus industry in the district now earning more money than back home. Two women, once able to eat half a tank of loaves a day, now consume a tank and three-quarters. They are paid 12 shillings per tank and are said to be satisfied with the wages.
Failures at Queanbeyan Court Over Travel Violation
At Queanbeyan Police Court the defendant Almander Dunbar pleaded guilty through his solicitor after failure to travel the required distance. Inspector Newell alleged camped on the five mile reserve with careless conduct, a fence cut, and a tank on the reserve. A fine of 216 plus costs and default penalties were imposed.
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Queanbeyan
Cleeve
Almander Dunbar
Newell
Wmidwood Pvp Board
Fang
Five Mile
Coomaral
Waa
Bom Gael
Rbiys
Crookwell Show Pavilion Entered By Thieves
Crookwell correspondent reports thieves broke into the show pavilion on Saturday morning and stole fancy work valued at about £20, the property of various exhibitors. Police notified and investigators started a search for an early arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crookwell
Danny Fiylay
Gouin Bowling Club Eyes South Coast Peanan Final
The Gouin Bowling Club will play anatelagdonist Cornmal, endor of Mews Vale, on Saturday week. The match is set as the final of the South Coast Penan competition.
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Gouin Bowling Club
Cornmal
Endor of
Mews Vale
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Chas. Waugh, Ltd
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Goulburn Post Office
the Forest
G. R. Football League
Yass
Narupina
Cup
Big Hudson
Kentgrove
Co - Operative
Geiser
Ots Wna
Harold Brown
Auburn Street
Braidwood District
Drover
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