Oval match reports highlight Parker’s 107 in Australian innings
In windy conditions Centrals pursue victory as Parker dominates with 107, supported by Abernethy and Campbell. Australs chase 183, Closely led by O Connor and Abernethy bowlers, while Centra ls’ bowling includes Lowrey and Butler. The side edges toward a decisive finish as fielding and stamina shape the Oval clash.
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P Cary
D'Gamnor
Ces
Parker A
P.gonnor
J.blanch
Thor Lack
Farrell Tor
Fay
Pecoy
Butler
Les
Parker
Allmen
Pat Carney
Amie Ip
Royce
Toole
Ricketers
Ianner
Temundeye
Ie Oval
Australs
Centrals
Camey
Abernethy
F O'Connor
Las
H Parker
Simon
Leo Facrell
J. Lowrey
P. O'connare
Leo Postel
Campbell
Simon Be
Buller
Asim
Rampay
Percy Tc
Linklater
Bianeh
Northcott
Farrell
Tobacco growth and athletic meets dominate town news
A long coastal column recalls 1843 tobacco prospects with experiments on river plantations and refined methods. It also details a sprawling cricket scoreline, local school athletics, and junior championships with numerous performers, including Stewart, McCasker, Pillans, Lowrey, and Nailaminaw, highlighting season results and cup winners.
B Grade Competition Drawn Game at Bannoskiburn
The Brade competition advanced a stage on Saturday as Willows-Stuinen Mite Out drew with Bannoskiburn after a home effort by Clit Skoines who scored 106 not out with 17 fours and a six. Other listed scores show Gyril Skalnex and Siewart contributing, while Pembury and De Audney’s names appear in the mixed line of results.
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Gam Aamaoskburee
Wilows—Stuinen
Willows
Bannoskiburn
Clit Skoines
Burmockourn
Ianings
de Audney
Siewart
Gyril Skalnex
Perey
D. F. Hayes
Dewm P F. Percy
McCoskey
Stewart
Dean
Bradford FC
Cmr Skain
Ross Hill School Mill Bebo Social Function
The nal social function at the Mill Bebo will take plece on. A number of playlats at guna idem ysroviton Nasi yode for the distribution of cups and lines won. The price of admission for well la owe min for childrun alxpence a wmiiy ieket being obtainable. The real monthly soaking of Une Pe and C. Awnociation will be held in the Teawatly Foonace om cm Tuumaday ext. U thst.
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Bebo
Guna Idem
Ysroviton Nasi
Arwardine
Victoria Defeats Queensland by Easy 31 Run Victory
Victoria defeated Queensland by 31 runs in the Sheela Shield, finishing yesterday. Queensland were bowled out for 182 in their second innings after a first-innings 49, as Victoria chased with notable scores from Weedfull 40 and Oxenham 55, while bowlers Wyneth, Brew, and Fleetwood-Smith shared key dismissals.
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Victoria
Queensland
Tpmissa
Benstedean
Angews
Ibn Alexander
Thompson
Alexander
Levy
Barnet
Mellie
Bensted
Fleetwood-Smith
Oxenham
Barnett
Patwood
Smith
Pleetwood-Smith
Tallon
Even
Yeates
Khel
rWyethe
Howie
Aexender
Piestwood-Bonlth
Oxenith
Ponstord
Tallo
O'Brien
Rigg
Dail
E. Bromley
Ey Darling
Len
Andrews
Scaife
Tall
Faarneti Benated
Abcur
Oxenhart
Jalee der Brew
Flour Tax Burden on Australians and loaf price impact
Analyzes per capita flour consumption and tax effects on prices. Estimates show a 30s per ton shift raises yearly cost, with typical households consuming about 130 loaves per person annually and potential price reductions if state tax is removed.
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Australia
Goverment
Condy
Peop
Wool Market Report Describes Demand Shifts and Prices
A Victorian style summary notes Continental wool demand, currency effects, and French and American monetary conditions shaping prices. It highlights improving employment, ongoing competition, and modest gains in wool turnover, with lingering uncertainty from exchange rates and duties affecting trade flows.
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Carey
Yorksiase
Woolf
France
Absour
Varhover
Menche
Belgiain
Uuston
Sly
Bean Brignier
Condi
Belgiuen
Great Britain
Deane
Willeepolar Corinidury Stanter
Ieeda Bulley
Prentiiusitie Lowes Rubble
Walt Gales
Australis
Praspiuts
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Llevels
Les. Parker
Austral
Mena Daur
Hw Centrals
Cele Amina Les
Ormenia
Vutberwine
Lamcore
Leo Farell
W. Bimon
R Abernathy
J. Blanch
Tor
Delbridge
Ing
Makina
Frank Nichol
Andsrou
G Stewart
J. McCasker
Lundriea
Pel
E. Bercy
J. Dealy
Willaws
Yettaninge
Anderton
Croft
Purey
B . McCasker
Ar. Fell
Oyeil Bkalies
Skaines
J. Hagan
Cyril Skaines
McCaskion
J. Regan
Bkalies
Deas
Wundzica
L. Croft Ou
T. de Audney
Crotty
W. Bieaiies
F Hayes
Co McCawhay
Ke Sweeney
Nullumanoa
Cotton Low
Deer
Halliday
Finney
Paley
Pillang
Mitchell
Sager
Pilluis
Briges
Brown
Tenis
Pinney
Sweeney Nat
He Brown
Pillans
Simoiies
Midgar
Uradn
Jean Tayalaw
Pras Miebotsoe
Adare
Aumiond
Sett Lala
Srxyl Khewherty
Ine Simm
Boye Urea
Franie Nicholson
Greenwood
Broad Jung Don Laltlaw
MN Furry
Bruce Merton
Ek Groctwood
Nev AsGeson
Due ‘Iano
de Moore Walt J Latolew
Faumeke
L.nevile Anderson
Tri Nicholson
Hop
Step
Waa Jung Jayee Afoot
Deity Lailaw Jn Lime
Dixon
Joan Stowner Y
Nolin
Caer
Toya High
Pimie
Macgeret Keller
Joan Suet Baya
Tune Parker
Nol Cox
Betty Ton
Boye
Noel Mall
Alex McClymont
Norma
Miler
Dean Willorthy
Jwavidituy
Noel Hull
Lox McCynonit
Lan Bey
Unica
Jenn Wink
Norn Alwur
Noey Hager
Hays” Brond
Ales McCivinan
Bove Tunnel
Lesetoat
Frank Nicholson
Minor Jarsyi
Jean Laidlaw
Jock Adame
Dixon King
Equaiy Junloy
Xine Guy June Parker
Nancy Harper
Ross Hill School
Sydney
Tesday
Willy
Shehalie
Bundarra
Foye
Wank
Hest Holbrook
Tillock & Co. Ltd
Kent
Liverpont Streets
Bydnes
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