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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1930
Page
4
A garbled report notes Bradman’s standout score and Tate’s wicketwork at Tate, with Arthur Whitelaw presenting a cheque. It recalls early innings by Wondfull and Chapman, and lists players with partial scores amid a fragmented scoretable and team mentions in a colonial-era match narrative.
A garbled report from Horsham details a muddy track day with mentions of athletes such as Bh Wiglew and J. VT Volraih. References to a new training track and management plans surface, alongside unclear notes on performances, weather, and several unnamed competitors.
Fragmentary text references Melbourne Inter and efforts by men and women. It hints at credit for interest and a forthcoming event later in the year, but key names, dates, and specifics are missing.
The government backs Bleakley recommendations on half caste children in Darwin, proposing administration supervised training and placement in European institutions only with cautious placement and ongoing oversight. It endorses mission education but rejects full adoption of Bleakley’s broader scheme, emphasizing state responsibility and ongoing mission support while preserving Aboriginal welfare safeguards.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a training session with jerky names and confusing counts. Mentions of trainees like Meatroupe and Howson appear with unclear positions and tour length estimates.
An aged newspaper fragment shows MEAN WILLIAMSON offering a range of moquettes and upholstery with a later government commentary. It references Australian leather goods, bedding services, and on premises manufacturing, interwoven with a lengthy, unclear government policy discussion on female labor and migration in the Territories.
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