Football Season Brings Mixed Results At Recreation Reserve
Local football action sees Baptinia and St Mary's win dramatic matches at the recreation reserve. A junior contest incident caused a head injury to Lenn of Cremer as he headed for the ball near the boundary, needing medical attention and expected to miss a short time.
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Iiterent
T Mary's
Ube Oremers
Breght
St Mary's
The
Baptiste
Lenn
Wwe
Cremer
St Mary's Edge Haptiata In Wet Matches Under Windy Conditions
St Mary's fought Haptiata in a hard fought senior competition game. Mains leaders were J Hea for St Mary's and Baker for Baptists with standout defense from Harrington and Elston. The Baptists led at half time but St Mary's rallied, Pitman and Curran scoring for the winners while Baker tallied three goals for Baptists.
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Gama
Haptiata
Marty
Faithy Akifal
Breeey
Mulley
Patterson
FP Walker
Panerul Trin
F. Greed
T. Williams
Mary
J Hea
St. Mary's
Curray
Thi
Succese
Nol Sons
Landete
Hugusty
At. Marv
Wincera
Harrington
Rick Baker
Pitman
Lon Guarter
The
Baptists
St Mary's
Baptista
Pontent Mary's
Cramer
Hiardinicton
Mary's
Baker
Pitman Brothers
Elston
Wilson
Stewart
M‘laan
Williama
Curran
Mr. Watts
Wapire
Presbyterians Triumph Over College in Open Show Ground Match
The Presbyterians defeated College 7 7 to 1 4 on a windy show ground. The game featured open play, notable individual efforts, and key scores by Landers Dean and Green, with late pressure from College but the Blacks held on for the win.
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Hhai Mett
Landers
Dean
Green
Johnson
Cameron
Uldrich
Jatetey College
Inter
Pala
Anderova
Bebin
Poirta
Gret
Patterson
Bowman
Regicon
Ses
Notable Effort Fails To Halt Dominant Shippers
The report details a hard fought contest led by the shipper Anderson with Cloheny and Vameran among steady performers. Despite strong play from Meaney Learmooth and others, central umpire Mr. Jee Mishop deemed the match competitive but the shippers maintained control throughout.
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Vera— Presbyteriana
Econion
Anderson
Cloheny
Emsam
Vameran
Johnewin
Liveck
Mod Patvtorton
Collewe
Hilveater
Meaney
al HR
Learmooth
Tower of Strength
Klfarmonth
Falmometen
Ulheh
Jee Mishop
Christ Church Narrowly Lose After Scrappy Cricket Ground Fixture
Whitish details show Christ Church and Methodists playing a spirited match on a cricket ground. Methodists edge ahead late to win 17 points to Christ Church 10, with Holgate and Hanlon prominent for the winners and Palmer Symes Evitt Tale among the losers. Referee Mr. G Kdmoandson ruled tightly to curb fouls.
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Methodists
Christ Church Aeo
Colnta
Red
Christ Church
Gimla
Bouniag
Holgate
Hotep
Hanlon
Braithwaite
Hyalop
Molesworth
Malincom Lnewnes
Trojan
Second-Grade Competition Ends in Disgraceful Scramble
The Presbyterians and Baptists faced a chaotic match on the show ground with foul language, threats, and an escorting of Fullerton from the field. Umpiring flaws noted as players gave false names while delegates promise to pursue guilty parties.
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Baptiste
Fullerton
Presbyteriana
Aqme
Witt
Lim
Cash
Barber
I OW
Thomas
Spertacores
Ascetiaton
Tranagrees
Baptists
Jessop
Baptista
Kerr
Thoee
A. Pitman
Lewis
Niddrie
Hocking
Atuchberry
Back
Mi Miler
Eldvides
Henderson
Demeroo
Creek
Prim:rose
Christ Church Defeats St Marys in Junior Drama Match
In a junior match at the recreation reserve Christ Church scored a decisive victory over St Marys with a wide margin. The contest showed several players have improved since the season opened, as the two teams traded moments of play and the Christ Church side ran out clear winners.
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Oteres ‘Church
St. Mary's
Althowe
Christ Church Dominates With Five Goals Lead
Christ Church held the upper hand throughout the match against St Mary, scoring five goals to their opponents behinds. Key players included G Binckney Galder Black and Creme among Christ Church, while St Mary relied on Keen Buckley and Sheebas for late defense. Umpire Mr. Wille ns officiated with a noted indifferent display.
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Tere Christ Church
Chriat Church
Simi
Moa
Tolono
Pointe
Mary
Binckney
Galder
J. Blackory
Creme
Tiramban
W. Steplene
Rooke
Mallionn
W. Beknall
Ot. Mary's
T. Keen
W. Buckley
Sheebas
DD. Keen
Appointment of umpire and officials at Hopmiltton Football Association meeting
A temperamental Hopmiltton Football Association meeting chaired by Mr. Melville agreed to appoint Watts as captain and to call for two additional umpires. The secretary, Mr. Jukmann, announced applications would close by eight o'clock Monday evening.
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Hopmiltton Football Association
Melville
Lfica
Watts
Ware
Ion
Flee
Wanda
Fon
Fragmented OCR Notes on Local Club and Individuals
A garbled OCR fragment references the Hamilton Gum Club and local names including Hayley, Didi, Coreran, Bly, Glewershy, and others. It mentions donors, a net work, and a crop event with unclear scores and participants. The passage is incomplete with multiple illegible segments.
Apsley News Briefs Highlight Local Events This Week
From Our Ten Correspondent Friday saw a series of events at Webmoles Hall and the Maree tink. Attendance included Lhome pement and others who enjoyed supper and poems. The season’s first football match at Tynem ended with our mates winning. Meetings of young fairs discussed a return ball for the Imcelsirn ty and plans for an evening of entertainment next Saturday.
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Mairi Tink
Ted Lhome
Tynem
S.4
Tare Gate
Kybyhulne
Melbourne Cattle Market Ends Week Easier Prices
Cattle sale at Melbourne shows 2146 head from NSW 500 NE 440 Gira 50 South Gippsland 4260 north 200 and two westward. Market generally easier with few buyers, realising lower rates on prime and good calves. Prices quoted for prime pens range around £20 10s to £10 8s and smaller lots vary with weights and quality. Fat calves about 340 penned. demand weak for high grades. overall tone cautious.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Gira
South Gippsland
Important Land Case Ackerly v Palmer Reviewed in Melbourne
The proceedings review the Ackerly v Palmer land dispute. Witnesses discuss deeds, mortgage payments, and the validity of Palmer’s conveyance. The case involves Laidlaw's role, costs, and whether Palmer holds proper authority to transfer land. Trial adjourned to the following Friday for further testimony.
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Melbourne
Ackerly
Jel Halmer
Davin
Palmer
Witnever
Withem
Jalciow
Ailberberg
Davie
Laidlaw
Hamilton
Silberberg
Laidtuw
Costa
Tim
Davis Silberberg
Waresli
Weipail
Dave
Almer
Davia
Dorie
Welgall
Witheas
Walmer
Sidney T. Silberberg
Witmese
Fenston
Fenton
Lubtten
Mobid
Tohla Honow
Weieall
Joho
Coune
Laidiaw
Falmer
Laidinn
Witner
Witraw
Lathiaw
Wetrall
Palmers
Pavis
Haletit
Diels
New Zealand Earthquakes Reported With Minor Damage
A brief quake update notes three shallow shocks centered near the coast with no injuries or major damage. Local observers reported tremors felt across several towns, and authorities urged calm as residents assess minor structural concerns.
Woolwich Sensation Victim In Critical Condition
Ralph Mapperson wounded in the Woolwich sensation case is reported by Balmain Hospital surgeons to be in a very low state with only a slim chance of recovery.
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Sydney
Ralph Mapperson
Woolwich
Verterilly
Balmain Hospital
Fragmentary OCR Note Reveals Medical Promises and Pills
A damaged text fragment mentions a cure, medicines, and a pharmacist named Teausen and Co. It hints at pills and treatments and references patients, laboratories, and trials. The readable bits suggest a medical or patent context with uncertain outcomes.
Carthews Winter Wearables for Ta Boy BLM
Overstocked men and boys clothing items including navy and grey tweeds, Norfolk suits, sailor suits, belts, and heavy furs advertised in bulk. Various prices in shillings and pounds listed with colors described and sizes noted for overstocked stock clearance.
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Herferson Centennials
Mima
ATL
Echons
Norfolk
Seateh
Pram
Wien Soto
Teredor Berea
Duke of York and Talbot
Young Men's Clothing Range in Tweed Styles and Prices
The ad lists a variety of youth and young men outfits including dark tweeds, waterproof cheaters, and cost ranges from 8 shillings to 24 shillings. It highlights Chesterfield and cheater styles, full suits, and tailor made coats with emphasis on fit, durability, and value across sizes and fabrics.
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Balaret
Ark New
Cody
Katy
Chester
Suen Rathcemte
Towers Chive
Rutertyirk
Nevermet
Tweed
Biya
Woelcb
Margetson
Boya
Lee
Zia
Bateer
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