Bowes Notes Highlight Weekend Bowls Action Across Teams
Weekend bowls saw strong play from Keith Parsons and teammates, with Red and White Pennant sides visiting Uralla and Guyra. Close scores marked by impressive shots, plus new member J T Mallignan showing promise. Uralla led early before Guyra mounted a comeback in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boa Condi Toma
Tere
Keith Parsons
Hay Wat
Bert Youman
G. A. Jones
Bill Culla
Trey Hudson
Bill” Roach
J.T. Malignan
Uralla
Asis
Aludsen
Guyra
Uralle
Iason
Sam Hinney
B. Cumming
Fr. Froome
Arthur Pryor
Mick McMillan
C. Mitchell
Mick
Aving Guyra
Gota
Pearson
Conn
Hudsond
Roach
Rudd
Archibald
Cummins
Froome
Hinley
Brodie Reeves
Whiteford
G. Jones
B. Youman
K. Patrons
Sconnell
F. Brazier
W. Culla
R. ‘Iiamson
A. Trezise
W. Cooper
Jferold
W. Roach
B. Smith
E. Rudd
L. P. Archibald
A. Ryan
Fuller
Farell
B. Crap
W. Brodie
J. Saunders
K. Parsons
W. Davidson
J. Green
Bowtt
Juriday
Armidales
Debating English Novels and the Brontë Sisters
The article discusses early English novelists including Jane Austen and the Brontë sisters. It notes Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and Mansfield Park and contrasts them with Brontë works like Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. It highlights Emily Brontë as a mystic poet and describes Wuthering Heights as a gripping drama set on the Yorkshire moors.
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Mansfield Park
Chamber
Carrer Bell
Allie Bell
Acton Bell
Bronte
Melote Bronte
Jane Eyre
Saiah
Owever
Wuthering
Eyre
Jane" Austen
Anne Bronto
Agnes Grey
Emily Bronte
Yorkshire Moors
Wuthering Heights
Victorian Novelists and Their Enduring Works
The passage praises early modern fiction and cites Mrs Gaskell and Mary Ann Evans as notable writers. It highlights Brontë works and George Eliot's Silas Marner and Adam Bede as enduring novels. It then muses on readers rushing through books and missing deeper art in literature.
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Imodern
Mrs. Gaskell
Mary Anis
George Elio
Crate
Char
Colle Bronte
Miskell
George Pilot
Silas Marner
Milton the Floss
Ada Fede
Silas
Marner
Adam Bede
Ant
Overheating of Car Engines
Motorists should monitor heat gauges for signs of overheating. The chief engineer notes thermostatic water temperature control is common, typically about 140 deg F to open and regulate coolant flow. A failed thermostat causes overheating, so replacement is advised as a low cost fix, with true operation requiring free mechanics and properly opening shutters ahead of the radiator.
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Savas
EL Nap
Unclear fragment notes hot weather and match action
The readable text mentions hot weather and a match with actions described as strokes. Names and precise details are missing, so core facts cannot be determined.
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