Australians win by five wickets in a rain-affected test
In a weather interrupted match at Lorda totes the Australian eleven chased 167 to win after Mendaly Perrin struck 4 and Kelleway and Emery took key wickets. Brown top-scored with 32 not out as Australia pursued the target with Mayne and Gregory contributing. Haalitt and Kelleway bowled well for England, but the Australians prevailed by five wickets before two thousand spectators.
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London
Wedneming
Loria Totes
Hasiitt
Mendaly Perrin
Kelleway
Burns
Ferrin
Littlejohn
Amertly Caughet
Webster
Bateman
Brown
Haalitt
Emery
Avetraiians
Gregory
Mayne
Thempsen
Douglas
Weeling
Ludlcotn
Thompson
Lond Escarnenent
Bardsley
Behiewl
Staniling Bardsley
Tin
Cemmaine
Mat Os Wrenck
Sydney Street Scenes in Court over Street Brawl
In Water Police Court today, two suspects and three civilians were observed fighting in the street. Constable Ume testified that Wirwen resisted arrest, assaulted officers with a baton, and fled after a scuffle that left injuries but no fatal harm. Police detained ten defendants for questioning.
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Sydney
Thoraday
John Newset
Meri Pewee
Man-of-warsmin
Moelike
Mesa
Loustable
Ume
Irwei
Irwen
Nail
Cilty Bioesaenets
Tha Etreyt
Jaw
Kievel
Ile
Reem
Ashicultural Equugation Practices At Tate Led Movement
Mela Therelae Tate, director of Edicethan, outlines cultural equugation and apduals by Mr Tate. The piece notes emphasis on education and farmer involvement, citing American landholders and events in Win fora as context for forward-looking agricultural management and opportunity.
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Mela
FROSBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY DELIVERS ACTION IN AUSTRALIA
Melbourne dispatch reports the Presbyterian Assembly debating the termination proposal. A councilman described a stone carrier and a faction seeking place at a totalination in Perth. The assembly approved the motion to remain in state jurisdiction and opposed action on the subject.
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Melbourne
Coneelereyman
Perth
Tir
Finger Print Evidence Cited as Signature Match
The Federal High Court unanimously grants leave to appeal in the case of Edward Walker, convicted of shoplifting, with the court noting fingerprint evidence is practically the same as signatures and admissible. The late Supreme Court decision upheld a seven year term, but the ruling questions the evidentiary value of fingerprint signatures in the fraud context.
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Meltourne
Thoretmy
Federal High Court
Supreme Court
Ming
Edward Walker
Wee
Level Crossing Tragedy Kills Lady in Melbourne
A rail accident on the Brighton line near Hisven crossed line in the afternoon left Victoria Opperman 60 a resident of St Kill fatally injured when struck by a train. She died shortly after at the scene or shortly after.
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Melbourne
Victoria Oppermaon
St. Kill
Brighton
Ruffianism trial ends with fines and imprisonment
Sydney court reports ill treatment by a gang against Constallo Mul Jone. Charla Tors and peers were fined £10 for misdemeanour. Phi Canarfarit, 24, jailed four months for the assault. One defendant received one month's hard labour for using offensive language.
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Sydney
CASTER.O EDEMHOPE LINE AT RAILWAY MEETING
An out of town correspondent reports on the railway league conference. Delegates including Mr Cranage and Mr Caratatra presided and supported a proposal linked to Uweterton Haleniope Hoe with numerous local officials in attendance.
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Castertion
Chorediay
Confeacoer
Aetertem
PF. Powker
A. Albert
WOM
Poncore
Het. Wrod
Mews FY
Flere Casterton
AL Tetort
Mowe
FT Freecordt
PO Rosch
Therapsn
Bullocks Jump Into Yarra Melbourne
An incident near Melbourne involved bullocks jumping into the Yarra River. Two animals were affected as one fell and the other dragged or struggled, with onlookers noting distress and attempts to assist during the dangerous moment.
Man Dies After Being Struck by Train in Sydney
Henry Plasott, 61, was killed when a train struck him as it stopped near the urban area. His pallor and condition were noted, and a late-night burial is planned. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Sydney
Henry Plas Ott
Baarett
Sian Np
Melbourne appoints Mitchell as magistrate in southern territory
A government dispatch from Melbourne reports the appointment of Mr. Mitchell as a magistrate in the southern territory. The move assigns him to the bench with a salary of 45d.
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Melbourne
Thorsstar
Phe Foith Absithie Governemnnt
Mitchell
Sorthern
Queena Ery
Bet Dhru
Theft of Gold Report Shakes Local Area
A wire report describes a theft involving gold items and a postal matter. The incident centers on a person named Joan Heremiuru and a suspect linked to a mail-related crime, with authorities investigating the scene and recovering items.
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Tuatee Ddadden
Joan Heremiuru
Strong Boot Combine Forms in Melbourne Trade
Melbourne Thursday reports buyers pairing with boot firms in Melbourne to form a strong boot combine. Prices for Hampden and New Langs Logan Burgers show gains, with strong demand and limited supply. Wheat milling and feed prices rise, dairy products steady, and butter demand remains good with firm prices.
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Melbourne
Bellerain
Huyers
Westerd
Pegu- Lu
Hutter
Rourke-street
Ramplea
New Ocean Liners Headline From Cinr Correspondent
Newspaper note from Cinr correspondent reports White Star liners soon to sail, with depth issues at the Melhuine port leaving limits on inbound traffic and signaling adjustments for the next voyage schedule.
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Cinr
Melhiine
Linera
Meleutine
Rail worker hit by shunting engine in dangerous crossing incident
Reuters report records Thomas Phepuerd, 30, a railway employee, fatally struck at a level crossing near Honowood last night. The accident occurred as a shunting engine moved across the lines, with the condition reported as critical.
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Sydney
Thureday
Thomas Phepuerd
Acquitted for Assault in Melbourne Car Case
Alexander Mateige was acquitted of assault on a girl in a motor car after a trial. The report notes ongoing questions about crime influx from other states and the leniency of the law, with further action to be decided by July.
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Melbourne
Thureday
Alexander Mateige
Watt Bow
Penne URIT From Gur Own Correanondert U we Worm rrhuredl reckay
The Penshart traders adopt the Saturday ball rolling day from June. The brass band members farewelled Mr. Chas Neate who leaves for Warrnambool. A social at the temperance hall on Wednesday evening featured a travelling band and goodbyes. Mr. Percy of the relieving staff leads the local point awaiting a successor to Miss Da transferred to Oakiel For Bronchial Coughs use Wooda Great Peppermint Cir e.
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Chas. Neate
Warthambool
Temperance Hall
Om Behal
Percy
Oakiel
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