Frequent Offender Rudd Given Another Chance at Goulburn
Francis Patrick Rudd faced Goulburn Police Court on Saturday charged with drunkenness and indecent language. He pleaded guilty as Constable Sweeney testified seeing him on his Coromandel Street verandah with a wine bottle and using offensive language. PM Williams noted Rudd was a hard worker but had family trouble, and he was fined 10 shillings or seven days for drunkenness and 5 shillings or one month for the language, with a month allowed to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Patrick Rudd
Goulburn
Lucky
Sweeney
Coromandel Street
G. R. Wiliams
Rudd
Howper
Pms
Ruel
Mr. Willis
Harvest Festival At Golspie Church Auctioned Prizes
The Golspie harvest festival was held on a Wednesday morning with a church service conducted by the Rector, Rev 2. Flowers and fruit decorated the church, luncheon followed for residents of all denominations, and a charity sale raised 221 for the church. Prize items and a prize sale drew gifts from Mr Dennis Lawler and Mr Victor Chalker of Taralga. weather turned variable with rain and heavy falls in parts, affecting crops afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Dennis Lawler
Victor Chalker
Taralga
Rexona Baby: Mother’s care with Rexona Soup
A vintage ad style piece urges mothers to use Rexona Soup for babies. It touts cleansing, germ fighting, and skin health claiming Rexona Baby keeps a child comfortable and free from common skin issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Queanbeyan Rifle Club invites shooters for practice session
The Queanbeyan Rifle Club calls for a practice day ahead of the Goulburn Railway Ambulance Rifle Challenge on Friday April with a list of invited shooters including Pavlor Hate ly Charlton Chewes Johnston Southwell Gregory Beatty MerGiven Holloway Gallagher Southwell Thomsen Lewis Mead and others expected to attend.
Hamilton fined for drunkenness and indecent language
At Coulhura Police Court on Saturday, Robert Hamilton pleaded unity to drunkenness. He was found in the wine gardens about 9 am celebrating the show opening and used offensive language. He was fined one hour for being drunk and seven days for the language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulhura
Robert Hamilton
Hooper
Hamilton
Crookwell Tennis Tourney Sees Wide Field of Matches
The Crookwell tennis event continues in bright hot weather with singles, doubles and handicap rounds. Notable results include Cummins and Waters in singles, Parker and Kilburn advancing, and the mixed and ladies events featuring multiple local players in tight contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crookwell
DB. Cumming
J. Rolf
Waters
BE. Chadlwen
P. Cummins
DL Cummins
W. Parker
AL Laver
Hredwend
Denning
Lenny
Keneitt
Keltn
Melonald
Foxter Y T
Cumming
Heare
Hedmond
Benning
Sheshy
Lamehmine
Fallen
Wealmes
Wal
Hearne Good Deeley
Iy Parke
Chadleigh Wy
C. J. Keith
Leary
Halkiot
Kelly
Pando Fumming
Berrell
Sechtiehey
Laver
T. Holmes
G. A. Laver
Jane
Melutosh
Wil
Kenslit
C. McDonald
Baxter
Chateigt
Cullen
Holmes
Bere
Sebnehs
Mallon and Kelly
Cummins and
Resi
Laverty
J. Kelth
Loughnope
Kensitt
Wand
Sheehy
W. Parker L. Holmy
Lawvierte Vot
Barrell
W. Steplensen
Os. Cumming
AL Melnioeh
FL Seerey
Hallam
Uaxter
Commis
Willams
MeKiinall
K. Rodger
Randger
Mary Rowery
H. Seerey
Mia. Univer
Stephenson
Miss Campbell
J. Clune
Mia S
Loughnane
C. Halmed
Misa Wolmen
Williams
Third Day's Play At THstriet Tow Nia Tournament
Weather hindered action on day three as crowds gathered for a postponed schedule. Matches progressed with several close scores, revealing contenders in singles and doubles divisions across divisions, while officials reported ongoing play through the event with venues facing intermittent delays.
Fragmented OCR leads to mixed names and numbers
Readable fragments show names such as Holmes, Keith, Elwin, Campbell and Runiger with scattered figures like 82 and 5. The garbled text references individuals, roles, and a final pairing, implying a local notice or record of assignments or results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharer
Davy
Fey
Uwetebees
Tee Leman
Holmes
Sioert
Willie
Stoerciff
W. Parker
Keith
Lewin Nil Mae
Evin Vc
Laver
K. Redger
K. Redger, $B: 1, Totoro Wan Miss Colline ¥ Runiger Wn Miwn Howe
Bat
Morki
Kholewes Ainek
Ming
Siw
Wifinme
Steph
Mrs. A. Campbell
Elwin
Mies
Wolv C
Kelthom
Marks
Tennis social yields merry evening at local club
A Friday night tennis social drew a good crowd, with attendees from the community enjoying games, socializing, and a domeers supper. The event ran smoothly until about 1:00 am, and participants praised the friendly atmosphere and refreshments.
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Sasa
B Love & Co. Ltd
Bathurst Street
Syda
CYI
ART Union
Prise
F.I.A.T
Ar Viewereo
Hck
Emel Char
Sale al
Own
Publica Sal
Sydney
All Newsagents and Tobacconiste
Geo
H. Wheeler
Bridge Street
W. Hon
Sir Joymian Smith
K.B.E
ALC
Armite
Australia
Sanitarium Health Food CO
George Street
Golspie
Mother
Daniel Bros
Bushells
Borne
Behar
Pitt
Ryan
Perth
Gia Terk Lee
Uae
Dean
Emenee Pry
Eliabeth St
Imate
Glyrinus
Thstriet Townia
Leahy
Db Collins
Lewin
Timmins
Daxter
Melunald
Chudlegh
WB. Parkes
Hearne Va
Doster
H. Hearne
Linwin
Deiery
Championahlp
Met Bellami
Intesh Am
Williamk
Rodgers
Benbrek
Wetland Amd
Kemalist
Cumming Bros
Leooy and
Webster
Collings
Kennet Louver
Clune
Rodgers and
Lavertyc
W. J. Stephoneon
Wal. Hearne
Mclntosh
Mattuon
Po Cummins
Melmtosh
C. Keith
D. Keith
Parker
Mra. Bhorthy
Commnan
Miss Marks
Bemitinwl
Mra
Sherritt
Steter Melons
Mise Holmes
Marka
J, Holmes
Sheriff
Laurien Powhlew
Miscea
Co-Operative
Maida
Derby
Oxford
Crealt Guarenterd
Harold Brown
Brerghing Electrical
Auburn Street
Coombs & Walsh Lity
Coombs & Walsh
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