Australia Versus Surrey Ends With Rain After Low Scoring Start
Australia posted 331 for 5 before rain halted play at Lord's as Surrey won the toss. Key players named include Hobbs Walker for Surrey and Grimmett Hurwood for Australia, with several others listed as not participating.
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Surrey iFirst
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a'Meecketh
Tord
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Hurwood
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a’Beckett
Fairfax
Jackson
Walker
McCabe
Sussex
Fraser
Aion
Bacting
Shepherd
Wilson
Greers
Baldwin
Peach
Prooks
Webbs
Sandham
Not Blown About by Politicians in Gilgandra
Chief Railway Commissioner Mr Cleary told Gilgandra employees his outspoken talk aims to aid the people not to gain popularity. He vowed to address politicians regardless of personal risk and said his task is to reduce costs fairly, foreseeing higher business from a bumper season.
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Gilgandra
Gilogandra
Mr. Cleary
Cleary
Baby’s Cot and Mattress Prices at Kapoe
Advertises iron baby cots with spring mattress in Lime 4 x 2 and Size 5 x 3 with prices. Mentions mattresses to fit baby’s cot in Kapoe or Hair mace on premises in best materials. Prices 23/6 each.
Test Possibilities in Australian cricket team selection
London report on Surrey prospects for the second Test amid team changes. Commentary notes stiffening of defense as Ponsford’s spot looms. Woodful’s opening attempt with Fairfax faces hostile crowd and debate over lineup viability.
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Tivaredgar
Surrey
Ponsford
Woodful
Pairfax
Fairfax
Jackson
Theliood
Ponehwee
Shepherd
Alynein Elpal
Elf
Lirewood
Sr Ai Lenis
Lancashire
Rosehill racing acceptances and test cricket notes
Acceptances for Rosehill races include the Hurdle 2 miles with King Elysian and multiple entries across divisions at the Flying Welter Handicap and Rosehill Stakes. Cricket coverage discusses England’s first Test win and possibilities for Australia and Larwood in the next match with selections and performance notes.
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Hold-up at Sydney Garage Night Robbery
A young man raided a Sydney garage Friday about 10 30 pm holding the manager Norman Hay at gunpoint in the office. He demanded money and escaped with a cigar box containing more than £4 in silver and copper.
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Summer
Norman Hay
Hay
Meanages
Booka
Tay
Cocaine Confiscated in Sydney Raid
Detectives raided a home in Surry Hills Sydney, found cocaine neatly packaged in pockets labeled B sniffs. A man on the premises was arrested and charged with possession of the drug after officers confiscated the narcotics.
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Sydney
Key Free
Surry Hills
Civic Reform Party Wins City Elections in Sydney
City elections in Sydney yield Civic Reform Party victory with nine seats to six and total votes 75 000. Civil Reform polled 44 009 while Labour received 3 091. ward results list candidates such as Fitzroy Ward Jack son and Flinders Ward figures, with multiple party labels including CR Labor and Lib.
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Sydney
Civic Reform Party
Labour Party
LABOR'S DEFEAT Blamed on Garden in Clyb elections
Report cites opponents within the ALLP blaming Mr J B Garden for Labor Party losses in three wards. They argue ALP resources were focused on Garden's Kin e Finders Ward campaign, hurting Labor candidates.
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Sydney
ALLP
Garden
Labor Party
Labor
ALP
Kine Finders
New Zealand Backs World Peace Scheme Among Allies
In Sydney on Friday New Zealand agreed to cooperate with Australia and South Africa on a proposed world peace plan. The tripartite accord aims to foster collective security and stability through a coordinated approach.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
Mine Collapse at Balmain Colliery Endangers Worker
A section of the Balmain colliery main face nearly 4000 feet underground collapsed yesterday burying worker Eric Mailing aged 47. He was carried two miles through tunnels to the main shaft with a crushed right foot and severe bruising. Rescue considered miraculous with escape from death.
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Sydney
Balmain
Arbour
Eric Mailing
Fraud Alleged in Wholesale Firm Manager Case
Alleged frauds involving hundreds of pounds over twelve months target a departmental manager at a wholesale house. Accusations claim quantities of Manchester goods were taken from a manufacturer in the firm name and later auctioned. Also mentions Amy Johnson and Miss Rheila Waugh in a cheerful mood in Australia.
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Sydney
Lu Ely Wholesale House
Manchester
Auctionpil
Amy Johnson
England
Australia
Rheila Waugh
Gift for Study of Italian Language Featured
A £1000 gift supports the study of Italian at Macquarie Sizer hospital. Mr M T Moran, a renowned surgeon, is noted in connection with promoting the initiative through the Sydney Advertiser. The funding aims to encourage linguistic research and related features.
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Sydney
M T. Moran
Macquarie
Legislative Council Advances Second Reading of Pratt Inners Bill
The Legislative Council passed the second reading of the Geral Pratt Inners Bill. The measure proposes provisions to indemnify clients and outline procedures for indemnity eligibility and related protections.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Geral Pratt Inners
Tax On Wages Will Raise Millions From Earnings
The article explains a proposed unemployment tax bill, detailing that a worker earning £10 11 per week would pay about £5. It projects 150000 more taxpayers and a total revenue near £3 million, with government printing of over one million returns.
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Sydney
Mr. Stevens
Fee le
Aerial survey party to study Jervois Range silver lead field
A party of eight including three mining engineers will depart Mascot in the Canberra on Sunday to report on the silver lead field in Jervois Range Central Australia. They plan to reach Troken Hil and Oodnadatta then aim for Alice Springs and expect to return to Sydney in about ten days.
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Mascot
Canberra
Jervois Range
Central Australia
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Troken Hil
Oodnadatta
Alice Springs
Mesa
Tite
Trial Notes On Frauds And Unlawful Enterprising Schemes
Court records show Jane Bowers jailed for a two year term with one year extended imprisonment on a charge tied to failed cabata schemes. Prisay and Shalkiin receive terms and fines for fraudulent defalcations totaling £1500 across five years. Joh Nice, a commission agent, faces £150 fine on a similar charge as Rogers testifies to Crown evidence of a conspiracy involving the company.
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Prisay
Wilum Jane Bowers
Apayo Shalkiin
Coepeed
Parmere
van Bhalkin
Three Essentials urged for Australia’s resilient mood
At the Teall Traders Association annual dinner Sydney Mr George Wright as new president called for courage, common sense and tolerance as the three essentials to steer Australia through a recent period of low mood.
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Sydney
Teall
George Wright
Australia
Italian Arrested After Party Argument in Melbourne
Ronald Davis, described as underground manager of an oil operation, was stabbed in the neck after a party quarrel at Waonthingeie. The victim was hospitalized. The arrest followed a dangerous incident in which the assailant claimed the altercation concerned employment.
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Melbourne
Waonthingeie
Ronald Davis
Wan
Australia
Tim
Burglary Case Brought in Uralla Police Court
In Uralla police court on Wednesday Henry Rodgers Roayeld Whe om Brenan Lewes Stone were committed for trial for burglaries at Uralla and Guyra. They allegedly confessed. At Guyra they took five watches two torches tobacco groceries and other items valued around £40. At Uralla thefts included four fates of men’s chors and miscellaneous vehicles valued about £75.
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Henry Rodgers Roayeld
Om Brenan
Lewes Stone
Sore Uralla
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