Parkes Cricketers Beat Aledown By Sixty Five Runs
A brief roundup notes Parkes cricketers defeated Aledown by 65 runs. It lists various local items from politics in New South Wales to railway work, art and agriculture notes, and social anecdotes, including Forbes Council arrears, trotting matches postponed, and a medicinal advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Crook
Bendigo
Rose Scott
George Reid
Rose
E. Close
J.P
J. G. W. Seaborn
Bogan Gate Trundle
Combo” Davis
Cobar
Krupp
R.C. Presbytery
J. H. Bates
Forbes
John Haynes
Carruthers
Ashton
Wade
Newsterrer
John Westcott
Kadina
Ghirley
Forbes Gazette
Thomas Ring
Sydney
Emil Steiner
New Zealand
Harry Rickards
City Town Hall
Bonnington
Labor Party Criticizes Brown Campaign Address
Leach of the Australian Democratic Union denounces Thomas Brown’s speech critiquing Labor’s three year record, praising anti Socialist stance of Reid, challenging Labor platform origins, and arguing Brown supports white Australia yet limits non locals. He condemns Brown’s views on pensions and unionist preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Labor Party
Reid
Sydney Labor Council
Brown
Australia
Commonwealth
Mr. Brown
Watson
Moree
Ireland
South Africa
Littl England
Little
England
Leach
Australian Democratic Union
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Mr. Thos. Brown
Thos
Lusk
People’s Tailor
Mingel
Post Office
Yoorooga
Obley
Alexander
Lexander
Andrew Town, Esq
Hobartville
Sophietina
Grand Flaneur
Yattendon
Newcastle
A.J.C. Bhart
Atd
Pilot Boy
Tattersall
Perrot Ohda
R. Hunt, ‘ Yoorogga,” Ubley
Bridge Street
Wunderlich
Pease
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Wunderlich Patent Ceiling & Roofing Co., Ltd
Pitt Street
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