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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
6
Commonwealth Electoral Act notice lists candidates for the Division of Werriwa with names including Lazarini, Rosenthal and others. Polling places span Appin to Wellington and arrangements specify polling hours and subdivision schools for the election.
An early note details searches for diamonds rubies and sapphires in a 2 acre parcel. G A William and John Louis Foxton seek permits to enter land and smelt ore to recover precious stones. Applications granted for six months with notice to John Mortimer as owner and occupier.
Nominations list for Saturday flying handicap and pony race events at Rungendore include Mh Whaturl Qlenkeire Pintu BU Wine Bhob Acrivl OrCinud Throt Tweckty MACK TACH ALs Beas Study Mere Lay Polyerat Orfinus Ware gaw Quberativer SCILOGL OF ARTS TANDICAP Thtekargul Clenhalro Truett Santing Windgara Melita ihree Jacks Pony Race M42 umiary The Holpond DTeviin Orlin Wears Grech Boy HAL STANES Tolgerat Bing Wir Warsaw Crewsbay three dates Srnly Westgmn Jusload Ate Win lark Dolranny Hackaniek Grenhein three Jichs Silver Thren Seria Adri Windgari Leileata Orilis Sandy
Victoria Park Tennis Club held a monthly committee meeting to choose entries for the year and arrange a trophy contest. The meeting set a date for repairs to surrounding fencing and discussed hosting a trophy match likely to occur on the following Saturday.
An interview with Archbishop Paris Cordial Disha elicits debate on women’s attire and modesty. The Archbishop cautions against lax dress while praising modest standards and warns against unseemly behavior in public life.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various places and names in a garbled form. Key entities like Lake Gowal and Murgden appear amid distorted phrases. The readable content fails to state a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local school and play titled Wollapsanig at a venue in Gayall with October date. Mentions Cowne tee woati wh Nall and KUCH. Details are unclear. no clear outcome or participants.
A chaotic federal campaign event in Moers Gornor of Thweelay drew a lively turnout. The Nutiniilish candidate faced heckling as Leelowa condemned the shipping strike. Prime remarks cited Abolition and state parliament questions, while Abbot and Grant campaigns triggered strong audience reactions amid policy clashes.
A fragmentary report notes Str Chaytess Osamtlaitwea addressed a gathering at the Town Dell. The speaker urged a women's hire and praised public support, including a vote of condones and a Luials-leaning stance. The Nationalist campaign also visited nearby towns during the day.
A Bungonia Progress Association meeting discussed future aims and road traffic. The group, chaired by Mr Sum Tyan, considered traffic warrants for a Bungonia to Leewleeloiwn line and urged government action with the Goulburn Chamber of Commerce. Proposals included upgrading the Bungonia Public Selian and a culvert near Hogan's gate.
A murky prospect of the An boobihy biroite mies Cotipuy ot avenkentia Hrtelsy ple Jiskyl Ht tat Sivtuuniing's Vest faces scrutiny from editor Ribwinreks of the Mevheuw. Financial concerns loom over a proposed venture with a shadowy company, vague terms, and uncertain returns. Elusive figures, dateless cautions, and uncertain parties cloud the deal as legal action and pecuniary risk surround the transaction.
Foreign text fragment describes a 16 hole Brittle? competition at a golf club with players McCallum Athal McCallum Sh 67 Meu, Woberly and Mrs Whatley in various matches. Ends with brief mention of a Lenn match over if helo White.
A fragmented list shows property sales and names including W. Te Whontay, Mr. W. Modie, Crabign, Cullen, May Tae Mh Wilson, and Lawrence. The document mentions 800 acres and locations such as The Valley and Greys, with various buyers and sellers like Ob. Gurlany and Crickwell.
Summary of local country tennis results with multiple matches across men's, ladies, and mixed events. Players include Hobbs, Avery, Walker, Woods, Shoemark, Seale, and others. results feature scores, set outcomes, and notable performances across Men’s, Ladies, and Mixed sections.
Telegrams report two wlriking sailors arrested early in the month at Millore PL on a charge. They were taken to the Police Station Wak after hearing, but released on tint they dispersed quietly.
A Sydney paper reports police visited Tom Walsh at his home at night and warned he may be deported if he aided alleged radicals. Officer Robertson denies federal police involvement and says the visit could be a joke or a harassment scare, with no agents near Walsh's house.
The Deportation Board reopened proceedings against Johnson amid questions about Walsh and his wife. The chairman noted the inquiry into Walsh’s case had not changed. counsel argued about police visits and the board’s lack of power over certain actions. The presiding official indicated the recommendation favored Walsh, while opposition labeled it adversarial and contentious.
The readable fragments discuss a figure named Dike anniiining and Tong Daal with claims about labor party membership. It notes a perceived shift toward communism and references parliamentary membership and working class priorities, indicating a political debate about party alignment and ideology.
In a heated Assembly session the Premier rejects calls to delay action on a pay raise for members. The Attorney General notes the increased allowance was passed, while Bavin asserts the move affects reelection chances. The debate centers on governance, cost, and public reaction.
A rough report details Miss Shanks leading a Guiding meeting with many participants. The discussion touched on leadership roles, history of the movement, and internal discipline as well as broader aims. Journal notes indicate varying levels of engagement and concern over organizational direction.
A garbled 19th century style excerpt discusses the assembly questions topic with references to officials, public order, and trial proceedings. The text mentions the police, steamer Nestor, and vague legal implications, but many words are unintelligible.
The National Rifle Association ski championship concluded with William M. Williamg from Victoria taking the prize. Teams or entrants mentioned include the King's, the Clots, and other local outfits. details are garbled but indicate a formal awards ceremony and regional participation.
London dispatch reports the French cabinet resigning amid rumors of a reconstitution and party realignment. Observers note potential involvement of M. Patenet and M. Herriot as key figures in negotiations to form a new ministry and reshaped government.
A damaged report states a fast passenger train derailed Tuesday near Viethric Mississippi causing fatalities and injuries though details are incomplete. The message notes several people killed and nearly thirty injured with a steamer line referenced.
A brief board meeting of the Gonthwen Protection Based was called for Wednesday afternoon. Only Chairman Maynard and M. pl. McAlister attended, with others failing to appear as most of the proceedings were spent on lingering topics.
A Sydney party toured Bungonia observing a working shearing operation at Taverary Park. Mr. Hogan and Mr. Broadhen welcomed guests, while a visiting geologist displayed crystalline minerals. Martin Leone oversaw blade shearers as visitors enjoyed a first experience of sheep shearing in the park.
A report from a Christ Church fencing bee notes eleven men met on a Saturday afternoon to resume work on a hedge and garden improvements. The effort, hindered by briars and blackberries, was described as tiring but voluntary with Mrs Divitoy and Miss Ferris assisting.
The announced acceptances list horses for two features. Cantala Stakes one mile run Saturday includes The Night Catyol, Moreian King, Rynster, Valinit, Halil hy Cire, Perspective, Pilucors Ti, Ladling, Chatterbox, The Melbourne Cup two miles run Tuesday lists Stand By, Winihag, Pililowsitte, Virgin Gow, Lenina, royal Uinelar, aml of Avew, Mantrot, Our Prince, Susie Poe, Ming's Pardon, Gnigoul III Tietgambo, Halen among others.
The Crookwell Golf Links will host its opening event this Saturday with mixed teams and a welcome from officials. The Burrawan Woolsworth Club is invited to attend and the secretary notes six available spots for players from local clubs.
A terse wartime era drought report describes widespread scarcity across northwest regions. Farmers report dying lambs and heavy losses as flocks suffer and resources tighten. Authorities urge redirecting efforts to sustain livestock and protect grazing lands amid mounting pressures.
The ministry announced a move to centralise railway repair work under a single command. The decision aims to consolidate workshops and reduce fragmentation, though details on specific sites and timelines were not disclosed.
A transcription of debated motions urges extending pension provisions for returned soldiers and widows, expanding education and homes under War Service schemes, and broadening eligibility for Diggers and dependents. The proposals call for faster benefits, extended age limits, and continued government action in South Australia and overall Commonwealth policy.
The loyalist report describes a Druid lodge in Canberra where officers of the New Lone Whles: Tulved acient Order at Druids were installed. The event included openings, an installation ceremony, and processions through Westbridge suburb, with Pat Grom as president and Hickey as Thalaling Master.
Prominent correspondent notes council decisions amid a push for reform in Miltagong Herrinin. The report highlights a focus on economic policy, local oversight, and civic participation, with remarks from community leaders about modernizing governance.
Mr Manrios Hayos a Burragerang resident dies at 67 after farming life in the Burragerang area. Dingo incidents near Mothedgang involve a killed man and a follow-up search. In government progress a list mentions Mogens Lars Biton and Badgerys Mer with 240 formalities, plus Carton Dros in November.
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