Australian Native Association progress and aims discussed
A public address outlines the ANA's growth to 21 branches and 000 members in Victoria with 4,92,1 net. It notes a pending federal council for national questions and stresses education and social welfare, while urging united action across states and improved community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharin
Yun Bien
Ile
Taylor
Ray
Australia
Acre
Scott
AUA
Nik Jone
Victoria
ANA
Bien Mamarh
Mary
Neturie
ANLA
Llehways
Wywaye
Pukeing
Mss
Clatley
Premeer
Sipport & Ly
Anpetil Cement See
Incomplete OCR Notice of Local Improvement Project
Fragmented text from an OCR scan references individuals and a local improvement effort. Details are unreadable, with names and actions garbled. The source provides no clear event, date, or location to summarize reliably.
Melbourne Produce Market Frayed OCR Listing
A garbled OCR page from Melbourne market notes prices and items with scattered figures and vendor codes. Readable terms include Cape and Wishel Maite with per unit prices and dated references, but many details are illegible or broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Trellay
Willkne
Cape
Scratore Notes from Melbourne and Ararat Racing Address
Sporting notes report various race results and selections in Melbourne with mentions of the Ararat meeting. It covers horse names such as Caledonian Eveoureau and Glenkirk, plus jockeys and officials, and notes a bookmaker strike after a protest. It also notes Kowree foothill competition in Salt Lakes with Harrow losing to Salt Lakes by seven points and previews next matches and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallarat
Hurdiy Pace
Spyninh Friar
Maltrar Cros
Ivy May
Winmer
Ty Bo Windie
Ghenkirk Hock
Atingey
Harmoneal
Black Hill
Welter Handitip
Kale Howard
Lily Moor
Buckram
Brookong
Glenkirk
Salt Lakes
Harrow
Theeau
Caldew
J. Rebelfield
A. Caldew
T. Failon
Tavis
Hirrow
Fees
J. Highey
Penny
Campbell
Cavendish Opens Season In Strong Home Win
From Our Own Correspondent Cavendish Wednesday report the season opener at Cavendish on Saturday. Toe visitors won 60 to 19 with Morrallin Watery and players like Lint rook Lewis and Garton shining for the visitors while Caventish saw Cardy Hyde Hayes Hall and Cruicketrank among its best. I. F. Murphy umpired and awarded central calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavendish
Weason
Toe
Liregeheut
Hyde
Hayes
Hall
Fernundera
Gorden
Mount Gambier Races Open With Governor Guest
Mount Gambier hosts races with fine weather anticipated as officials invite His Excellency Sir Henry Godwey to attend the opening day. The governor accepted the club invitation and is set to preside at the Mount Gambtin meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountambier
Rhea Breths
Sir Henry Godwey
Haw
Hunt and racing news from Mount Gambier to Melbourne
From Mount Gambier to Melbourne the wireless report covers the weekly run with the hounds at Moora and a hunt meeting with re election of chairman for the year. In Melbourne the Victoria football association discipline sees several players punished for rough play with suspensions and disqualifications announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Netl
Mount Gambier
Toraday
Hell
Moora
Messra W. Little
Cardiff
Frondbest
Terowie
Wanderers Defeat Alfert in Mount Gambier Football
In a Wednesday match the Wanderers beat Alferty 4.8 to 5 in the association football contest. The result leaves Wanderers and Albert tied on premiership points. Tr the weekly golf competition Dr Jermyn won the men's trophy and Miss Livhnes won the ladies event, with Fr M'Fwen delivering the best effort of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Gambier
Wanderers
Alferty
Albert
Jermyn
Mise Livhnes
FR. M'Fwen
Shooting Event Schedule at Coleraine Club
The Coleraine Gun Club will hold a shoot on Wednesday June ith. A poor supply of birds is noted and the open event offers a new trophy of 23/3. A new handicap trophy is dedicated to Mr W T Carter with a sweepstake to follow in a breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Carter
Harriers Race to Award Trophy at 2.40 P.M.
The Mr A harriers hold a two mile event this afternoon starting from the tall village corner at 2.40 for a trophy donated by Mr J A Kerr. Competitors handicapped include Dew MMillan Harricke Thingy Carter Moors Hammond Enadon Hecehall J Niddrie BR Niddrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Harriers
J. A. Kerr
Dew
M'Millan
Harricke
Thingy
Carter
Moors
Hammond
Enadon
Hecehall
Niddrie
Weather data from Hamilton Re Cords
The readable fragments show daily shade temperature and barometer readings with 9am values, plus noted rainfall totals and moon phases. Partial details include rainfall for several months and a total rainfall figure for the year to date, along with sun and moon data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werhmann
Minin
Fune
Melbourne Saturday Weather Outlook Cloudy with Showers
The forecast for Melbourne on Saturday calls for cloudy skies with showers mainly in western and southern districts. Light to moderate winds are expected from the north to south, with improving conditions later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
District football games set for Hamilton oval afternoon
District football schedule lists three matches at Hamilton oval starting 2:00 PM with Caledonian vs St Georges, North Hamilton vs senior St George, and a third contest at 2:30 PM umpired by Watts and Boyack. St George players return by 2:40 PM from Alexandra Ladies College entrance for the Coy round visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Aftarneem
Wielville Oval
St. Georges Aec
Grvdlera Wall Athanon Curtain
Iy Watts
Boyack
Oval
St. George
Cate
Dutt
Crossna
Downes
Dienon
Hatlon
W Miller
Hickleton
Doherty
Tishem
Suit
Aare
Panera 1 Clube
Tamilto
Hamilton Ublamp ton Stakes at Croxton Next Monday
The Champion Stake of the thin Neon Coursing Clute will be run at Croxton next Monday. Entry list includes noted performers and local favorites. The event features a mile dash from Hamilton with first race at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Ublampton Stark
Croxton
Addr Kinneren
Ian
Hamilton
Reale
Lady Mayne
Barmailerfield
Moollean
Prat Raeris
Quren Booth
Bewnia Belin
Sweet Morry
Mathoran
Bleek Flinn
Mias Brow Cis
Lady Fairan
Eruptions and medical notes from Melbourne area cited
A garbled 19th or early 20th century text references eruptions, blots, and medical terms linked to a Melbourne Park Street area. Mentions Lag Our lieurn Wil mane and various names and places. The fragmentary content mentions Caitlin, Sydney, and Lowe & Gu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Aight
Roel
Cakracae Saale Bk
Feresti
Wien
Lowe & Gu
Sydney
N.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Australian Natives’ Association
Heidi Roe
Witter
Kiel
Dyabern
Tonte
Dayeloye Mente
Iomire
Warthamtoo
Alea Te Pagist
Murray
Ventas
Iran
Braeeli
Chatham Citoke Weil
F. Caroel
Cora Healy Dice
Pai Air
Archibald
Reed Byker
Frien
Rev. d. Hesking
Nission Ghurch
Fitzroy
Clements
John Hosking
J. Hosking
Laney
Sporting Notes
Tler
Vuf
York
Marlborough
Terro Bist
Ararat
Jlayera
Ehark
Caledonian Evioureau
Oo Morgan
Caple
Clohesy
A. C
Cameron
Hanlon
Princes
Wm. Citmon
Pitman
Sack
W. Eleton
Titenom
Fitling
Dame Ton
Dirake
Die
Kendal
Coleen
Ires
Baveon
Walker
Ho Pitreen
Co Pitman
Wand Wels
Kowrer
Gor
Eumeralla
Cavendish V. Moorall
Mount Gamtin
Gor Carrent
S. Anderson
Port Melbourne
FL ‘Turnbull
Brighton
J. Devs
Mount Cambie
T He Association
Brett
Harriers
Yona
Cui
Hamilton Records
Weather Forecast
Absociation Football
Coorg Vocal Ribont Ass
George Weno
Fallawa
Rankin
Celling
Been Streehbeary
Vivoniiten
Hayley
Balhew
Tries
Vilreeen
Isord
Higidwatte
Laimhe
AD Anon
Bescham
Beecham
Wonton
Thomas Bhecham
Kelesy
England
Cw Mitchell
Lear
Otteera
Hart Rence van
Mitchell
Bay Street
Piot Kilt A
J. G. Kelly
the State
Lavesey Ak
Pete Chk
Lees
Craig's
Jarrah
Millars
Timber & Trading Co, Ltd
G.P.O. Box
Queen's Bridge
South Melbourne
Yallum
James Berry
Gray-straot
Bechstein
Lipp
Ecke
Thurmer
Sole Aulats
Bendigo
Geelong
Tove Bros
Hamilton and Warrnambool
Louehtdad
Royal Mart
Familton
Mac
Tate
C ‘Auhiss
Macarthur
Victoria Atel
Ilumiltom
Harall
Port Airy
Meccarthur
Loniwatrest
Nart Toumby
Simelt
By. A
UGHN
Strost
Kennedy Street
Parcels Express
Carmell's
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