Match between Fri day Dersve and Civil Services ends in eight wickets
The Civil Services won by eight wickets after dismissing Fri day Dersve for a low total. Nelson Edwards and Grenfell starred with key bowling, while Bromley and others struggled to withstand the pace. The match left both clubs level at the top of the premier list as the crowd prepared for a charitable concert in aid of war relief.
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Dersve
Civil Services
Thi
Tarme
Serv
Lill
Mebtin
Howand
Ortinen
Schofield
Nolhon
Han
Monsien
Cotonizte
Cain
Nesiatanius
Shenton v Woolgal match ends in tense chase
Abenton and Shenton’s side face a chaotic innings with four wickets fallen as the match against Woolgal nears follow up play. Trembuth, Sharp, and Une Tavings help push Hew Innings. Shenton leads in runs while others struggle to chase a 130-run target.
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Abenton
RZ Rye
Woelgne
Vane Wan
Ty Ik
Badeacle
Byrian
Hawever
Toumbally
Sharp
Francia
Afary
Fe Comet
Alu
Maui Steamers Port of Call Infirmed by Government
The Prompter reports Sir John Forreat informed by Mr Philp that the Queensland Government cannot adopt Bir fohite’s plan to obtain kee wnntle for Albany as part of steamship routes. The note references Baipsaye and Jan 1 as context for the port call.
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Baipsaye
Promvter
Mr Philp
Sir John
Extraordinary experience ends builder’s disablment tale
An prominent builder, Mr R Grose of Minnie and William Street, Berth, WAL, recounts a dramatic health episode that left him bedridden with severe pain and paralysis from the hip down. After failing remedies, he credits Dr Williams pink pills with restoring strength and relief, claiming a full recovery and improved health since. The narrative weaves in advert-like detail about the pills and their claimed cures across a broad list of ailments.
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R. Grose
Minnie and Willam-otrent
Lacerienville
Berth
Wal
McGrove
Werd
Mr Grose
de Williams
Williams
Gy Williams” Medicine Co
Perth
le Williamy
Willie
War Specials in South Africa and an Austentian Reporter
An Austentian journalist accompanying Lord Mothven’s column reports vivid dispatches on Belmont and Graapan near Greypan. Donohoe, a prodigious but restless war correspondent, chased scoops for the Evening News and Sydney Morning, crafting dramatic scenes and noting a whirlwind of danger before departing to London.
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Williame
Methven
Bevan
Donnhioo
Sean
Donohoe
Sydney
Teylo
Shun
Rougemont
London
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Conhuso
Wirt Luvin
Toth
Nelson
Uowars
Cenane
Francis
Wena
Walsh
Morit
W. Werkley
Pers Formmyeu
Hay
Mii
Euun Ware
Wink
Woolgar
Avery
Dunstan
Wwexton
Biret
Srand
Mohie
Clifford
Woods
Cilford
Ilar
L. Watson
Boll
Butler
Murray
Gratton
Mursy
Trembath
Bynow
Cavendish
Murry
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Marray
O . Sandhee
Bowley
Lefor
Cliffford
Feancia
Woonham
Wid
O'Brien
Foe
Wadvock
Ration
Kimber Rehoff Li
Ss Wrunnne
Binder
Kavendivh
Drembat
Frida
Hailstone
Dannie O. Murray
Bedenda G
W. Weekley
Danstan
F. Butler
Danatan Watson
Rutherford
Dana
UL. Weekley
Danatan Clifford
Netont
Sundrios
Shenton v. Woolgal
Maui
SCO Pta Mullamn
Taliuy Joppa
Bova
Tire
Mater
Leo Metford
South Africa
Nial Meditay
Ain County
Pune
Ronchinie
Jasitnedy
Newfoundland
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