Narromine and Peak Hill Match Draws Local Interest
A large crowd gathered Monday at the local court for a Narromine versus Peak Hill match amid ideal weather. An extra court sped play while Secretary Mr one uite and Captain Mr O F Stephens led efforts to ensure player comfort, with refreshments provided by the ladies. After the game the Peak Hill team dined at Mr Swain's Hotel. speeches followed and club Patron Mr Thomas Bridle received a silver mounted pipe for his birthday.
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Narromine
Peak Hill
One Uite
O. F. Stephens
J. Jackson
Swain
Thomas Bridle
Narromine Players Visit End With Social Dance and Court Games
After dinner at Palmer's Hall the Narromine players were guests of the club. The hall was artistically decorated under the hospital Matron's supervision. A miniature Tennis Court on stage, raquets and balls hung from bushes, Mr Laing provided the music. Members and visitors enjoyed the entertainment and generous club support. Game results show Potta Yeoman leading against Webb Dempster 6-0, and multiple mixed pairs winning key matches. Peak Hill totals eight sets, Narromine six sets, with 61 games to 15.
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Palmer's Hall
Laing
Potta
Yeoman
Webb
Dempster
Wren
Tierman
Potts
Williams
Berryman
Stephens
Gibson
Aeapee
Campey
Pate
Cam
Narromine
Advances to Settlers Discussion with State Treasurer
Messrs Nielson and Jones Ma L A 4 met the State Treasurer to press reforms to the Advances to Settlers act. They urged looser rules to aid needy settlers. Mr Waddell acknowledged current inadequacies and outlined a bill under Cabinet consideration to modernize board administration and maximize settler assistance while safeguarding controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nielson and Jones
Government considers bill revisions to aid land borrowers
He noted in New Zealand West Australia and possibly Victoria that aid to people on the land through advances had resulted in almost no losses. The bill, prepared months ago, will be reviewed again before Cabinet submission with possible changes to increase utility.
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New Zealand
West Australia
Victoria
Biliousness Banned by Bile Beans Claim
Mrs M. Jordan of Scone N S W testifies to relief from bilious attacks after trying Bile Beans. She reports head and eye pain, vomiting after meals, and credits the remedy with lasting health gains and improved work and social life. Bile Beans advertised as a root cure for biliousness and related ailments. prices listed.
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M. Jordan
Kelly Street
Scone
N.S. W
Bullocky Bill Recovers Voice, Cattle Rally After Mud
A humorous verse recounts Bullocky Bill suffering a cold while his team buffs, wheels sink in mud, Woon Prrrrewtwst Cure returns his voice and classical speech, and the cattle resume work with renewed will.
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Social
Dounits
Wolfe
Schnapps
Y. D. Mixture
Toby
Fier
Clifford Love & CO
Acents
Clarence Street
Sydney
T. Lusk
the People’s Tailor
Caswell Street
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