Tennis doubles results and player pairings summary
Pollock and Polo defeated Brown and Malean 6 4 by default. Dawermaid and Hari beat Mawson and Viaraby 6 8. Pollock and Palioer won 6 0 6 3 against unspecified opponents. Various match fragments mention Hart, Flopkint, and other pairs with scores like 6 2 and 6 4, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nod Hart
Hartnot
Pollock and
Polo
Pijk
Palven
Poligar
Mena
Dawermaid Fa
Tovant Ant Hari
Mawson
Viaraby
Pollock
Palioer
War Memorial Event At Cowraritte October Fundraiser
The School of Arts and Soldiers Memorial Cowraitter plans a Saturday October 1 event in aid of the Memorial Hall. A photograph display and a war souvenir show will feature items including a British 18 pounder shell. Prizes and competitions with awards, featuring the New State League and 1914 Star Medals, are promised. Public attendance, photo sessions for ex-soldiers, and a fundraiser atmosphere are emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts and Soldiers Memorial
W. A. Roberts
Nec
Manure
Brodie
Pearse
New State League
Alternaon
Railway Conference to push Guyra Coff's Harbour line
Arrangements for the Railway Conference organized by the Dotrigo Progress Association aim to craft a campaign to urge the Government to build the Guyra to Coff's Harbour railway. The meeting at Shire Chambers opens 10 am with many delegates, including Arusdale representatives and local officials, while Tamworth abstains, and public sentiment remains divided about the railway's timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotrigo Progress Association
Guyra-Coff's
Arusdale
Measea W. Carts
Aurkiss
Guyra Railway League
Cof's
Harbour
Guyra
Second Peace Loan Over Subscribed and Receipts Reported
The Second Peace Loan was over-subscribed with 226 046 000 received and more expected. Notices list church services and meetings across multiple towns including Magland Brockley and Norman Makie with events and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
Cook
McGovern Mather Wedding at Catholic Church
A large congregation attended the wedding of Thames P. Molivar n and Annie Mather at a Catholic church on Wednesday September. officiating was Dr. Coleman. The bride wore ivory and lace with flowers and jewelry. bridesmaids in powder frocks. the groom’s party included best man Harry Starr. The church was decorated with wattle blossoms and the reception followed in the hall with about forty relatives. The couple planned a Sunday honeymoon, receiving many presents and cheques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusta
Coleman
Thames P. Moliavern
Meo
TP. Motiavern
Ran
Annie
Geory Theboride
Nino
Ailyar
Lalla
Fara
Whatlot Walsh
Open Doors and Books by Bible Society Lecture Talk
The British and Foreign Bible Society promotes Bible distribution with a lecture on Open Doors and Books. The speaker outlines plans for a new nation-building work and explains the society prints millions of Bibles or parts for a small price. Proceeds support mission aims funded by generous gifts from supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanding
Iuigea
Tharway
Union Church
Hiblu
Igranges
Avery
Police Cone Sittings to be Published on Time
To a Correspondent the police cone sittings will be published provided you payant your time. The complaint should be lodged with the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Fragmented OCR ends with shopping and weather notes
A garbled OCR passage mentions selling camera gear and tripods, names like Coles and Cohen, and cold weather effects. It includes stray phrases about Beale Lid and a Beale Street context, with uncertain dates and figures.
Estate of George Baker Probate Granted in Australia
Administration of the estate and effects of Mr George Baker of Arniale died intestate at Sydney on May 6 granted to Arch Baker his son of Laura near Bidacra. The estate valued for probate at £36 205. Baker’s widow Mary Ann Baker and others listed as his children Mary Brand Archie Baker and Mary White are named as beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
Armiale
Sydney Oy
Arch Baker
Laura
Bidacra
Grasier
Mc Baker
Bia
Mary Ann Baker
Jeie Brand
Lewis John Braand
Archie Baker
Mary White
Frank Fletcher White
Unclear OCR Note on Town Hall Event and Prizes
In a distorted passage the scene mentions Crupe de Chenes Geor foltes and Voion as beautiful ranges. It notes a Tuesday town hall event where aviators Parse and Malatosh were presented with two cheques of 550 pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Sterbourne
Taneday
Aviators
Parse
Malatosh
New State League to Hold Lecture by Dr Earle Page
Arrangements made for a New State League lecture by Dr Earle Page at Oddfellows Hall Guyra on Saturday night. If the speaker is prevented, a public meeting will be held in the Shire Chambers followed by a Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New State League
Earle Page
Mill It
New State
Hide
Oddfellows’ Hall
Guyra
Imperial League
Local MULL D MR. Branch honors visit by Bea in 1919
Bea Lomond arrives with VP in a MULL D MR. gathering at the Rayel Hotel. About sixty couples attend a social with The Charles Veuess Lodge and Gayra forwcrd in a festive, weather hindered event. Bro. Perkins speaks on unity and future membership goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
Iil
Rayel
Gayra
Bro
Perkin
Hee RY
Coles
Heo
Palmer
Bea Lomond
Mowdy
Arm Hire
Lovie Chlavgathhia
Bra Betts
Hiberniane
Me Hutton
Lexwan
Ripan
Charles Veuess Lodge
Bro. Parking
Hin
McWilliams
Chidfallows' Hall
Gnyce Beas
Lee Lawmer
Morgen
J. Cameron
Mia
Charlier Veours
Bro. Perkins
Denial Signed Over Night Incident Report
A handwritten denial dated Friday night recites that Mr. T Coltmann caused an incident. The signer CLIVE HUTTON includes witness Frank J. M as attestation. The fragmentary text notes a simulation report and hand receipt but lacks clear dates or full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoder
T Coltmann
Hs Salmon i
Clive. Hutton. Witnoss
Frank J. M
Sydney Wool Market Inauguration Sets Open Market Day
The Secretary of the Farmers with Grose Corporation and Agency Us Ltd announces the Sydney wool sale will commence under open market conditions on Tuesday October 5. The event marks a return to pre war open market rules, with the company presiding over the first sale of wool including merino and coarser bred grades. Premier Storey notes a payment of £612 related to charges with a refund due to the Taemanisn Government and a judge’s annuity at £1900 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Farmers
Grose Corpnrice Gritarange and Agency Us, Ltd
Sydney
Tooaday
Nobeane
Tharales
Qatar
Dubia
Storey
I. WW. Y
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Pringle
Navy
Binck
ARD Childr
ENS Millinert
J. Pringle & CO
Gallagher and McGovern
Buopemsora
Usiveral
South Guyre
Noles
International Harvester Machi Company
South British Tosaraves Derme
Victory Stores
Paling
Elling
Tettere
Aten
Ben Lomcad Toons Uinb
Uinyre
Malaray
Wyre
Bre Lomond
Bayea Grgua Patel
Tammy
Church of
Norman MaKie
Brockley
Hopper
Sinden’s, Ltd
Fearcne
McGovern-Mather
British and Foreign Bible Society
Shah
Willis Faller
Wba
Ising
Pho
Tate
Sonia Relae Raul
Mr. Coles
Wil Bagivan
Me Cohen
Binden
Maine
Beale Lid
MR. Geo. Baker
Crupe de Chenes
Georfoltes
Voion
Guyrn
Saufotm
Vem
Pau
Paw
Alf AU Yeath
Sundays Rears JR
AL Elit
Curmisr, Gribe
M.ulo.o-F
G.M
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