Manilla Court Deals With Cleanliness and The Rifle Club
At Manilla Police Court multiple cases were heard. G H Hall faced a minor hygiene offence and was discharged with a 10 cent payment. The Municipality of Manilla paid fines for an unclean W C by the river, and other defendants faced penalties for duty stamp and possession of sheep curease. A bridle theft case linked to Rasmussen and Sharp concluded with admissions and confessions. The Manilla Rifle Club held its annual meeting with officers elected, prizes awarded, and a detailed year in review covering finances, new equipment, and forthcoming events.
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Manilla
G. J. Johnstone
P.M
Board of Health
M. Eldershaw
G. H. Hall
J. D. Kennedy
Council
W.C
J. N. Kennedy
William Henry Biy
Arthur Price
Sgt
Burn
Ted Eathers
Boggabri
Bonnie Allen
Townsend
Rasmussen
Carrol Gap
Sharp
Defendant
Carrel Gap
McCloskey
Allan Dodd
Rasngnasen
Tie
Manius Rifle Club
A. R
R. F. Loseby
F W. North
C. Hurcum
Grant
J. Bignall
8. Carlyon
G. Sutherland
A. R. McLeod
F.W. North
C. Grant
F. W. North
H. J. Roberts
T. H. Maunder
Messrs
W. Rooke
W. Dickson
H. Grady
E. W. Elliott
Hurcum
W. Bignall
R. Loséby
J. Brown
F. W. Pavey
BR. F. Loseby
Mania
Tamworth Anl Barraba
Barraba
G. A. Malone
Lindsay Bignall
Maunder
Roberts
Harmun
Malone
North
A. Watts
Bignall
L. Bignall
Kennedy
L. Bowman
Jd. Brown
Gr. A. Malone
Temora
Carlyon
Sime
Court Fines Defendant and Orders Bridle Return
Defendant was fined £3 and 10 shillings costs and the bridle ordered to be returned to the trustees of the late Charles Rasmussen. Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs and Colds never fails.
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Charles Rasmussen
Underarm in the Test The Australian cricket lore
The piece recalls rambunctious eras of test cricket with figures like W. E. Midwinter who played for both Australia and England. It cites a 541 run Australian innings at the Oval in 1884 and a quirky bowler role for Lyttleton with underarm bowling ending 4 for 19, noting such antics are no longer seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Midwinter
England
Australia
the Oval
Lyttleton
Ames
Australians and English cricket legends of the 19th century
The piece narrates legendary cricket figures such as Spofforth, Barnes, and Oldfield, contrasting their bowling and batting prowess. It recalls dramatic 1825 Oval match incidents, Spofforth’s fearsome presence, Barnes five for six on debut, and Blackham as keeper, with Oldfield's exceptional 1928-29 tour performance noted.
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Larwood
Cotter
Gregory
Macedonald
Brearley
Blackham
Spofforth
Oldfield
Cvatching
Chapman
Australia
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