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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
6
A promotional message claims a free test for a teeth whitening method offering whiter cleaner and safer teeth. It pledges worldwide adoption and urges readers to learn what the method could mean for their households.
The compulsory conference convened by Mr. Justien Powerk, President of the Federal Arbitration Court, failed to secure a settlement on the Piliamon Bu rike dispute as talks drag into the week. Farther attempts were planned by authorities to urge progress amid ongoing tensions.
Federal Labour leader Mr. Chariton spoke at the Lyric Theatre on Tuesday night describing Labour gains and criticising the Bruce Page administration. He warned voters about misleading tactics and urged support for constitutional Labor aims and future development.
The Werther reports from Crookwell on the big tennis tournament with wet Saturday postponements and Monday play. Mrs Henry and Miss Holmes shine in the Southern Tablelands Championship with a hard fought final victory for Mrs Henry. Kalmen, Sieler, Gray Bros, and June Holmes also excel in multiple divisions.
A former Goulburn resident, Albert Liweley Bin gerbon, dies during a break in at a house near Cavndah Queensland. A rope entangles a horse and the man as he attempts to force entry, leading to a fatal injury while a bystander witnesses the grisly scene. The victim, five years old at the time, was said to be connected to Greenwich Park, with family history noted.
The Mulwaree Shire council discussed reconditioning the main south road with plans to complete survey work for the first two miles from Broken Bridge. The board approved contracting to speed work and save outlay, with funds provided for a bitumen surface and partial projects in the coming months. An application for a grant will be submitted for the remainder with the shire contributing to build the fridge and improve trafficability.
Sunday night discussions between J E Flex Gerald and Garlick, at the Royal Hotel, explored a grant for the Tellomge to Nowra road. The Main Bowle Board’s authority to fund depended on an act and local shire support, with Road League efforts to secure a location waiver and a firm commitment.
Telegrams from Sydney report Mr Kay pressing the Premier about repeated communism talk by Mr Bruce and supporters. The Premier pledged to urge police to prevent disturbances and protect the national flag while denying authority over Mr Bruce’s schedule. Further questions touched on seamen’s strike and industrial tension.
The Minister for Education replied to Mr. Allelis with figures on the third case teachers' commission in Dune. Four hundred forty one teachers were examined in 11387 subjects. The chamber of credit phases was one hundred to thirty five subjects, while passes were awarded to four hundred and thirty six subjects.
Mr. C. B. Kellan owner of Heroic said Georgy Harrison asked to be relieved of engagements to ride Hero in Titare. A new jockey will have to be found for the Valsts horney.
The Mascot Council discussed a request from the Education minister for a weekly dose of Spa hlinger serum to secure supply. Alderman Mitchell claimed the issue was handled with urgency and a health minister vowed to pursue all avenues for safe treatment.
The Taralga railway dispatched its first passenger train yesterday to Coulburh with about 13 riders and a crowd of 26 at Yee Trott. The line aims to carry wool and produce, with roads to stations nearing completion and Mulwaree Shire Council expected to act early next year to improve access. Landowners seek clarity on land affected by the railway.
Seamen stage first day walkout at Fremantle port causing disruption as officers clash with strikers over ship operations. Talks at Communist Hall in Sydney report unity among workers and fear of armed confrontations.
British police report a Tuesday raid at Glasgow detained nine individuals including two local residents and two other men. Detention followed by deportation proceedings as authorities continue enforcement actions against aliens.
The report lists numerous players including Stephenson Corcoran Berrett Midler Cullen and Broderick Bros in singles and doubles events with results such as 8-5 and 4-6 across rounds. It also notes second rounds and semifinals with bouts like Toole versus McGaw and Parker versus Froment, culminating in finals for Toole Cablem Ray Meeker v Betherick.
A London dispatch states that Briand hinted at a pact similar to Locarno and expressed eagerness to return to negotiations. Moscow reports Krashen claims Russia cannot draw Germany into anti Soviet policy and fears deteriorating security with Germany.
In a late night Gow darn Chiy Coune meeting the council discussed resuming the vacant Lagoon Street land along with Arman Tara Av and related parcels. The proposal would table for a review by the Finance and Works Committee after approval by the Baginger and Health Inspector, with a court inquiry referenced for assessment of suitability.
Mr. Charlton defended Labour's loyalty to the British Empire and outlined a defence policy centering on submarines aircraft and anti aircraft measures. He criticised Bruce's views and asserted Labour's readiness to strengthen Australia's defence with modern arms and naval air power.
The page lists numerous horses and handlers for a Saturday racing card at Goulburn with details on handicaps and participant names such as Trade ASD Suley Trot, Vauxull, Buburn, Voanost Minit, Hi All Rema Moth, Aviel King, Murray's Blaze and more. Note: OCR appears garbled with several misspellings and partial names.
A Saturday rifle match between Rivanna and Kenmore Club featured two ranges at 200 and 300 yards with eight shots per shooter. Scorers list totals for both sides across multiple shooters, showing Rivanna 609 and Routiere etc, with individual scores for members such as Capt. Young and A. Fowler.
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