Local and General News From Australia’s Mosman Sydney and War Notes
Lieut Robin needs V.G. is missing after bringing down a Zeppelin. Lieutenant Wright is in hospital. Amsterdam Berlin tensions affect Prince Friedrich Karl, prisoner after his aeroplane was shot down. In Mosman and Sydney, long obituary for J D Bradley 77, Armidale district ex-Inspector of Schools. Funeral at Gore Hill Cemetery with many officials. Sydney Show updates include top horses, heavy cattle, and strong wool exhibit. War Loan totals rise to 22.5 million pounds. NSW enlistments at 104,000. Also notes on Gayra Show events, F J Crockett’s results, and V D Price optician visit.
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Mosman
Sydney
J. D. Bradley
Armidale
Bradley
Department Education
Aradlay
Vite
Asyra
Gore
M. H Cobex
Balmain
Muncation Department
Rabber Noted for Incomplete Descriptions in Article
Fragmentary text references Rabber with unclear descriptions and stray phrases. The readable portions do not provide a clear event, date, or location. Further context is needed to determine the main action or outcome.
Ophir Tea Ad Promotes One Grade Quality
An advertisement urges buyers to choose Ophir tea, claiming only one grade of superb quality is offered. It emphasizes affordability and value, advises against alternatives, and stresses Ophir as the preferred tea for discriminating households in the Australas market. It notes Ophir tea at 10p per lb.
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Anthony Morderns
Australis
Admiralty
New York Times
Britain
Philadelphia
Beldwin
Eddystone
Pittsburg
Vimy Ridge and Allied Advances Across Front
The dispatch reports British, Australian and Canadian forces advancing on Vimy Ridge and surrounding positions. It notes repelling enemy counter-attacks, capturing Fampoux, gains along the Scarpa and Le Verguier lines, and a strong night attack near Ypres. It also cites British submarine blockade successes and a deadly Philadelphia explosion.
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Fie Douglas Haig
Vimy Ridge
Fampoux
Sopriscoert
le Verguier
Hargiceurt
Ypres
Autume Meeting Third Day Races in Sydney
Rainy third day of the AJC Autumn Meeting in Sydney proceeded with racing. Basalts Second Hurdle Race saw Quiriedi win by a half length, time 1.454, with White field second and Getigue third. Coogee Handicap winner Wor by four lengths in 2.1. Raster Stakes won by Prinos Vividie by a half length at 6 to 4. time 1.33. Sunderland Stakes, Greerland Golbert second, Alva's Tale A winner 4 to 1 by three lengths. time 2.42. City Handicap went to Troe White by eight lengths, time 1.38.
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Sydney
Basalts
About Smiles
Quiriedi
Jack Rice
Lord Cecil
Tod the Wisper
Tima
Siakea
Whitefield
Spuin
Getigue
Winer
Tine
Cunderland
Greerland
Golbert
Wigo
Troe White
Christian Brother
Native
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DOE Brothers
The
House of Fashion
Ormond
F. R. Sinden
Ibia
Lieut
Robinoes
V.G
Guyra
F.C. Wright
Gieyre
Amsterdam
Berlin
Friederich Karl
Prussia
Local & General News
W. A. Sole
Glimpse
AL. Payne
F. J
New South Wales
Moesure
Sclythe Broa
Nxt
Charle Chaplin
Buttabone Pastoral Go, Ltd
M. Bong
Royal Sydney
New England
Greo Tones
Goulburn
Grockton and
Lithgow
Seagrass
Queensland
A.bowen
Bowen
Five Spinks
Sam Aeneene
Money
Hornlem
Gayre
VD. Price
Newosade
Gayra
Imay
Oddfellows
Price
Newcastle
Norihern
Goyra
Elienia
Mr. Price
Me. W. H. Brace
South Australia
Penny Fenwick
Worth Gealburn
France
England
F. J. Crockett
Soolchman
Binan
EB. Jowett
J. R. A. McAlister
Cuallist
Gurra
Presbyterian
Milaway Victoria
Brown Emaire
Sir. Lomg
L. Brown
F. Chishole
Brown
Gommimioner Hay
Salvation Army
Australia
Hartigan
Mooney
Thoraday
Thoreday
Thistere
Niles
Prine
Goyre
Thorseday
Hartigan & Co., Ltd
Universal
Lennon
Ehli
Gamer
Frein Fx -Fuealer
Anthony Horderns
Gustenans
Anthony Hordern
SOS
Kare Roetees
Bitchfield Hill
Rabber
Alenys
Guyra Argus
Apel
Gir Douglas
Gauada
Tibet
Mentor
Wear
Caer
Vier
Strogz
Aj.c. Autume Meeting
Ones
Hunter
Rudd
J.T. Stewart
Armidale Municipal Yards
J. Hawke & CO
Con
Chapman and Upton
Will Bell
Lincoln
Coors
Lomonthe
Rema
Walter J, Hawke & CO
Chapman & Upton
Ryan
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