Upper Manilla Cricketers Journey to Barraba
A fragmented report records Upper Manilla cricketers traveling to Barraba for a full day match. After a one sided first innings, they recovered in the second, with details of players and dismissals noted, and predictions of a large crowd for the next Barraba match. The piece also mentions political tension in New South Wales with references to statements by Mr. James and reactions of Mr. Bruce to federal labor arguments about court action and state obligations.
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Manilla
Barraba
Per Ager
Bruce
Labour
High Court
Agattalis
N.S.W
Hairdreaming Business Seeks Successor After Thanks
Cyrus N. Hall announces the closing of his Hairdreaming business beside the Court House Hotel and thanks the public for past support while requesting continued patronage for his successor, Mr Hi. Jackson.
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Court House Hotel
Hi. Jackson
Cyrus N. Hall
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