Goulburn Kadetery tradesman honoured at Tattersall’s Hotel
Mr. Ro Tweedie, a forty year Kadetery businessman in Goulburn, was guests of friends at Tattersall’s Hotel on Saturday afternoon. He received a leather suit case and travelling rug as affectionate tributes, with Hl. Thorn noting Tweedie’s service to Goulburn sport and wishing prosperity in his Sydney move.
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Ro Tweedie
Goulburn
Tattersall's
Hl. Thorn
F. Myles
J. Oimond
J. (Arradd
PF. Norman
T. McKenny
G. F. Cool
T J P. O'Halloran
T. Creighton
A. Johnstone
O. Bowes
Mr Twodlie
Silay Bembrick
B. L. Penman
Goulburn H.S
Wagnea
Gillespie and Co. Resuming Work After Temporary Setback
EMS Gillespie and Co. announce resumed operations at the factory and tannery with work to be sped up. By Tuesday next the plant will run at high pressure as directors are congratulated for weathering a temporary storm. The revival signals better times ahead for the important local industry.
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Gillespie and Co., Ltd
Serigaz
Scouts And Guides Parade At St Savinne Cathedral
Empire Day events at St Savinne Cathedral featured Hoy Scouts and Guides in a morning service and parade. Rev J Denson led the service, with Rev Silas Hembrick delivering a speech on The tragedy of the second test. }
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St. Savinne's
Hoy Scouts Webby Elitieeb Paritalee
Uftermien
J. Denson
Silas Hembrick
le Saul
Anil
Jost Vietr
Bembrick
Tingiand
Bry
Syl
Sheehan
Lithgow Batal
Serand Besi
Neck and Neck Nurses and Diggers Race To A Thousand
The hospital queen competition tightens as Diggers raise totals to 335 pounds and the Wurees respond with 228 pounds making 670 pounds so far. With 930 pounds to go, secretaries and backers push toward 1000 in a lively, crowd-pleasing fundraiser.
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Tha Wurees
Jennings
Stevenson
Mechanics Institute Billiards Championship Draws
The draw lists V Nesbitt versus Rk Emblen, W Prior versus J Cocks, M Gray against A J Walker, F Brown against W Morton, L Manfred versus R Davidson. The Caverns lecture by Mr Lee Jones on Jenolan Wombe yan and Yarrangeblily Cayes is set for June 11, with a note on Sir George Fullurshia’s fixture affecting attendance.
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V. Nesbitt
Rk. Emblen
W. Prior
J. Cocks
M. Gray
A.J. Walker
F. Brown
W. Morton
L. Manfred
R. Davidson
Voter Endorsement for J A Perkins on Polling Day
A fragment urges satisfaction with J A Perkins services in the locality and contends to vote him Number 1 on Polling Day. The note emphasizes support for Perkins in the upcoming election.
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J. A. Perkens
Empire Day Observed At Goulburn High School
Empire Day celebrations at Goulburn High School included a large assembly with students, parents and friends. Speakers praised the British Empire and its unity, with songs, recitations and a public address stressing duty to empire and homeland. the day concluded with the National Anthem and a half holiday for girls’ classes.
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Goulburn High School
L. EK. Termman Boa
Prneapaly Bevo J. Henson
Rew
J. Kenb Miller
Silas
Betybrick
Ma. W
Fevr Young
Milfer
Lawler
Empire
Filna Hoge Terite
Beryglasvel
Hembrick
Weil
Rigar
Australia
Goulburn Public Schools
Empire Dor
Cenlhort Public
Sehisl Bourke Street
Wigge
Marjory
Gunlburn
Wife Put Him Away Court Adjudges Fisher Guilty
Frank Samuel Fisher faced Goulburn Palace Court on a March 2 incident aboard a moving train. He entered a compartment as it moved about 4 mph, endangering platform passengers, and initially gave a false name before his wife provided the correct one. The court fined him £4 plus costs and expenses, with a month in jail if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Samuel Fisher
Goulburn Palley Court
J. D. O'Leary
Goulburn
Political omens at meetings in Bega and Parking
Report covers two local political events. At Mr Singer's meeting in Bega a black cat walked to the platform, while at Mr Parking's gathering a large cracker exploded, prompting attention and speculation.
Heavy Rain Floods and Severe Showers Hit The Area
Heavy rain began early morning with gusty southeast winds and an umbrella commute. By midday showers intensified causing flooded gutters and standing water on streets. Rivers rose quickly. Eastgrove flats flooded, a bridge submerged, Gondary plains turned to a sheet of water, Wol landoffilly rising toward record levels. 24 inches had been recorded by 3 pm.
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Foulburn
Romino
Eastgrove
Goll Howe
Gondary
Wollondilly
A. Goodhew
Storm in Sydney Hits City With Severe Thunderstorm
A fierce storm battered Sydney on Monday afternoon and evening, causing extensive property damage from torrential rain and vivid lightning. Traffic disruption and power outages occurred across the city and suburbs, with injuries reported in traffic incidents. In Neutral Bay a woman swept into a stormwater channel and a man who tried to help almost drowned. Rain totals varied, with Mosman recording 87 points in an hour and suburbs like Ashfield Homebush Hurstville Roseville Wollstonecraft noting heavy falls and lingering showers into the evening.
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Sydney
Newport
Liv City
Neutral Bay
Mosman
Ashfield
Homebush
Hurstville
North Shore
Roseville
Uehtruin
Road Cycling Race Won By J Skelly At Ten Miles
The ten mile road event under the G.A.B.C. auspices on Saturday afternoon was won by J Skelly of Slatown. Tough going due to flood damage and heavy surfaces produced excellent tire performance. Carlton Hotel benefactor Mr J Heaton awarded 3 3 for a 20 mile race named The Carlton 24 and offered two dressing rooms. A Dunlop Interclub Premiership team from Cobarn Amateur Meyele Club was announced with nine named riders. five will ride with Marrickville Club as current holders.
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G.A.B.C
J. Skelly
Slatown
Grimaton
C. Dennig
J. Pootey
C. Keaton
Carlton
Heaton
Conlbarn
Meyele Club
Dunlop Interttlub
J. Bolffort
R. Williame
J. Pooley
T.roams
J. Dennis
W. Grmston
Dennis
B. Mille
Beeson
Dunlop Rubber Co. Marrickville Club
Weather bulletin warns heavy rain and flood across southern coast
The latest coastal weather notice reports further heavy rain and rising flood levels from Sydney southward. Strong southeast winds gust along the ventral and south coasts, with gale conditions anticipated.
Severe Storm Hits Sydney Coast and Settlements
A second severe storm struck Sydney after a prior one, with winds around 4.80 this morning. In Collaray over twenty houses lost roofs as waves hurled debris up to 600 yards. Flooding affected low-lying areas and homes, with orchards and poultry yards damaged. Mr. Mares warned of further heavy rain along coastal rivers south of Newcastle, and shipping advisories were issued.
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Sydney
Collaray
Mares
Newcastle
Melbourne chaff mill destroyed in major early fire
A large fire in Melbourne destroyed Robertson's chaff mill at Werri Bes, the biggest in Victoria. Early today the mill suffered extensive damage, with losses estimated around £160.
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Melbourne
Robertson
Werribes
Victoria
Swede Attempts Death by Own Action in Brisbane
A distressed Swede named Cenrge Dsomgarten aged 05, admitted to Rogers' hospital in Brisbane after a two sped nail was driven into his head. He stated he was tired of life and had driven the nail into his skull, leaving him in a perilical condition with severe injuries.
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Brisbane
Cenrge Dsomgarten
Switzerland
Rogers
Klmsw
Certificate Suspended for Captain Amid Collision
The Marine Board suspended Captain Alfred Anderson of the steamer Wallaynd for three months over negligence in the collision with the Connbar. The court recommended a temporary certificate to operate during the suspension period.
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Marine Hoard
Alfred Anderson
Trister
Wallaynd
White Australia support by Bishop Long at Bathurst
Bishop Long, speaking at Bathurst, defended the White Australia policy. He argued there is Christian justification for its principles and that Australia must build up a white population, depart from the principles only by compulsion, and maintain a white Australia.
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Bishop Long
Bathurst
Australia
Boots and Fists in Balmain Labour Meeting
Factions clashed at a Balmain Labour League gathering when ASL Hartington, recently resigned from the A L P, hurled terse jibes and punchy remarks. He claimed a blow struck him as restrained women fainted and Alderman Harrington, Balmain mayor, sought to keep the affair from the public but felt duty to disclose events. He warned that Labour politics would descend to boots and flats if dialogue fails.
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Balmain Labour League
Asl Hartington
A.L.P
Ald. Harrington
Balmain
Amundsen May Be Safe Amid Mixed News
London dispatch reports Oslo harbor news that Roald Amundsen’s polar expedition may be delayed with signals of his continued absence. Captain Hobby returned to Wellman Bay after patrolling north and toward the Danes Inland as crew mood sinks over the unknown fate. Commander Proetrud, who joined Amundsen in 1912, warned against panic noting past verification methods used at the South Pole.
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London
Oslo
Amundsen
Hobby
Wellman Bay
ACPA
Proetrud
South Pol
Evening Standard
South Pole
Calculations Delay Departure At North Pole Station
The explorer would not depart until completing essential calculations, a process likely to take two or three days because of cloudy weather, delaying any planned move from the base at the North Pole.
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North Pole
In His Pyjamas at the Lock-up
A man dressed in pyjamas appeared at the lock-up Sunday night, claiming voices threatened him. An inmate from Matvict Hospital fled for protection to the police station. He was brought before Mr. G. R. Williams VM at the Goulburn Courthouse and transferred to Kenmore hospital after medical evaluation.
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Cahill
Matvict
Bal Oncaperd
G. R. Williams
Goulburn
Mindieal Oatimeny
Kenmore Hospital
Celebrated Empire Day Defendants Plead Guilty at Goulburn Court
Cloud Pern pleaded to drunkenness and indecent language in a lane off Vernet Street after a Sunday incident. Inspector Sinclair read a record of previous convictions. Berney Avendave fined for drunkenness and indecent language. Michiel Cavanagh of Forey’s company pleaded guilty to being drunk and was fined with seven days hard labour in default.
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Cloud Pern
Goulburn
Agnew
Vernet Atreet
Inspector Sinclair
Berney
Michiel Cavanagh
Forey
Pullty
Motorist Arrested for Unlicensed Driving in Weehse Case
William Spicer faced charges for driving a motorcar without a valid license in Weehse. He appeared before Judge Williams at the Police Court and adjournment was granted. Bond set at twenty pounds was acknowledged.
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William Spicer
Th. Wiliams
Tok
Thomas
Hall
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