Taylor and Macartney guide New South Wales to 436
In Adelaide, New South Wales dominates South Australia with Macartney 112 and Taylor 95 guiding a total of 436. Grimmett bowled frugally but went wicketless as South Australia struggle to defend the target on a lively Adelaide Oval pitch.
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Saturdey- Ptor
Adelaide Oval
Ram
Macartney
Taylor
South Australia
Grimmett
Kelleway
Bardsley
Grimmell
Wopax
Feeny
Maceriney
Tepomudary Ujreusi
Scott's Aspense
Grimault
Doudsley Macginney
A. Aichutslson
Grinygnet
Mavartney
Grimmest
Ambler
Goodsy Imi
Avie
Eich
Richeardson
Tumch
Tordsky
Bardstay
Scott
Avid
Cleay
Jim
Soult
J. Richerdsino
Grimmeth
Guffer
A. Tichardson
Cateh Fle
Whitty
Dividsman
Sidantiiae Andreyws
Bob
van An Drews
Avatv
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Mu. Twitty
W. Bardsley
So C
Mararingy
Giiniuiell
Richardson J. Taylor
Murr VJ
B Andrews
H Scott
Rellgwits
A. Rippag
Bregory
Bowling
Zeolt
AL Richardson
Afureey
Griomei
Rundell
Victoria V. New Zealand in the Dust Innings Tie
Victoria v New Zealand ended with a drawn match as Victoria posted 405 in an erratic innings. Notable players include E. Th. Mayne Lowry and V. Ransford with Sundvies 4 and Crawford taking key wickets. The report is fragmented but confirms a high-scoring effort and a premature tie.
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Victoria
E. Th. Mayne
Lowry
W Bigat
Bo-Cosprave
D Crawford
Hope
V. Ransford
Professionals Concerned Over Australian Tour
London observers and players debate a county cricketers only test schedule and the impact on professionals. Maurice Tate argues a county season drains players and hurts test readiness while others warn abolition would harm professionals and leave counties underrepresented.
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Reuter
London
Wriday
Surez
B. Gilligan
Maurice Tate
Sussex Rush Howler
England
Dale
Ind
Gilligan
Peace in Syria Amidst Tense Damascus Unrest
Amir Tajer travels to Sayid Ue in Jebel Druss to consult Pasha Be Arash on peacetime goals. Emir Taher, a Muslim leader prominent in Damascus during past disorders, helps ease Christian tensions as French High Commissioner Tauvenet pioneers reforms. Reports from Aleppo say the northern frontier grows restive with rebel bands forming on the Turkish side.
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Tamascus
Amir Tajer
Sayid Ue
Jebel Druss
Pasha
Arash
Peaur
Emir Taher
Damascus
M. Henri de Tauvenet
Syria
Wey Beiny
Saturday's Melbourne Races Highlight Long Odds Upsets
Moonee Valley hosted a six-race card with South Australian horses making waves. Latuma and Sumi led the feature events while others with names starting in J entered the field, delivering surprising results across the Barkoola Handicap and three other events. Spearage, Warwickshire, and Margaux posted strongshowings as Suspense and Stareen contested the day’s outcomes.
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Melbourne
Moonee Valley
Reeygoors
Sumi
H. Jones
Jeter
Santosk
Siromi
Bha Ikeen
Stazeen
Christmas Anthems Bright Services Bright observances in Port Phe
Christmas services across Port Phe drew large congregations at First Baptist Pine Street, Methodist, and Congregational churches amid wintry weather. Rev J Chamberlain spoke at Pine Street morning service on the spirit of Christ’s birth, with carols like The GPS and Sun of my Soul performed by soloists. Evening services featured special anthems at the Congregational Church and Bright Glassest Hams. At Tiston Park Methodist Church, a large crowd enjoyed carols and anthems as well.
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Port Phe
Tie Wavin Syeather
J- Pelere
Ghrist
Minnie Mordon
Reg. Williams
J. Chamberlain
Pine . Smuth Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Suakanp Sane
Che
Porsaith
Clifard Jones
Tiston ~Park
Boy Drowned at Parley Bay Pleasure Grounds
A boy from Botany, Howard Anlison, aged 14, drowned at Parley Bay pleasure grounds on a Saturday afternoon while paddling in a canoe with a capsize incident reported near Sydney. The accident occurred during leisure time at the coast.
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Sydney
Sunray
Howard-Anlison
Botany
Parley Bay
In & Cand
SRR
Wandana Cleared Sails for West Coast Voyage
WANDANA CLEARED sails for the West Coast, with passengers and cargo. The ship left Port Adelaide amid labor tensions as waterside workers refused to supply men, forcing shipboard crew to load coal and manage operations. Many passengers, including children, were traveling home from Port Lincoln area, while repairs and readiness continued for a return voyage expected before 8 oclock Monday.
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Adelaion
Sanivaay
Mountain Laday
Gurisimas
Hessian
Adsaide, Steamship Company
Sleamne Wandana
Nonn Buday
Chikken
Port Lincourn
Nassengers
Barried Om Denk
Wansdalla
Sir Bas
Port Lincoln
Port Adel Jaide
Nanion Beng
Aliss
Avere
Winisrne
Port Adelaide
Narrow Escape Two Miles Out to Sea
Syd ney residents recount a perilous sea incident two miles offshore as a four ton vessel sank after a southerly squall. The two survivors clung to wreckage for hours before being rescued by the steamer Wyretnm and brought to port. both men returned home unharmed.
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Wailly
Neon
Gyerthrows
Murriy
Welsimon
Ile Pith
Gregory
Richardson Sighalle
Randello
Rippax Straint
Rexended
Rippas
Kippax
Soares
Lydnhy
Sydmey Heads
Sydney
Uekuelyn
Quo Vadis on Screen Fears and Realism in Lions Sequence
Review notes the First National adaptation of Quo Vadis features live lions and animal handlers near the Christian characters under heavy safety measures. Critics praise the scene for its realism and thrills while acknowledging the danger to human performers during the burning circus sequence and lion attacks.
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First National
Nero
Circus Maximus
Tome
Holt Sodas
Jantings
State Labor Exchange Reports Unemployment Fall in November
Sydney report notes 7000 unemployed in November down from 9000 a year earlier. The monthly release highlights changes in the jobless tally across the state and suggests improvement in employment figures compared with the prior year.
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Sydney
State Labor Exchange
Coastal shipping row stalls Port Lincoln steamers
Adelaide Steamship Company explains coastal shipping dispute as waterside workers strike over crew rules. Port Lincoln crews refuse to operate Vandana and Paringa, halting passenger and cargo service and stranding travellers and goods between Port Lincoln and Adelaide.
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Sapiiday
J. Moraiol
Adelaide Steamhip Company
Trauble
Watersite Workers
Park Lingala
Iybarars
Anu Mall
Adelaide Gleamship Company
Ebensted
Pork Dineum
Abip
Tincoln
Gulf
Bolt
Ani Wea
Bort Lincoln
Wandana
Port Lincoln
Waterside Awork
Goa
Invever
Memon Felkering
Adniside
Wit Ms
Lincoln Waterste
Safeguarding Bill Passed in House of Herds Park
London delegates report the Safeguarding of Industry Bill advancing decisions after the third reading was postponed by the House of Herds. The reform aims to shield industry sectors from external pressures and boost domestic production. Debate centers on implementation timelines and potential economic impact.
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Reuter
London
Cornish carols a musical treat at Pirie weekend
A Cornish carol party of about 13 singers toured Pirie over the weekend, drawing warm applause from Yorke Peninsula audiences. They performed at the Pioneers Baptist Hall and Pirie Hospital visits, delivering Christmas carols with harmony. The tour wrapped with a Memorial Park concert by Mark’s Band and the four male singers presenting the piece The Church in the Wildwood, praised for its flawless rendition.
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Pirie
Theselros
Berk Rowe
Yorke Peninsula
Ite Bantist
Pirie Hospital
Patignie
Pany
Mark
Basssis
J. Morfield
B. Rowe
Lenora
J. Ware
P. Wedd
Maguita
Nurhar
Francis
Bilon-street
Airs
Garay Perkins
Maonta
Bolmean
Tonkin
Mer
Lace
Australian Mutton Experiment in the House of Commons
The Australian mutton experiment for members of the House of Commons proved successful with praise for the meat. Despite special care, some portions were regarded as indifferent, though overall the effort was well received during the reel.
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Reuter London
Feilay
Remorseless Hunt for Henry Tacke in Melbourne Countryside
Melbourne police press on with a tireless search for Henry Tacke, 65, suspected of killing Rachel Currell in St. Kilda. Despite tips, Tacke remains at large as detectives track sightings near Gilera and Campbellfield, and sift through clues from a room rented in Beaconsfield Parade. The case hinges on a vacant room, seized revolver parts, and Tatke’s movements after the crime as officers forecast a fresh sighting near St. Kilda.
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Henry Tache
Rachel Currell
St. Kilda
Macke
Tacka
Oller
Tig
Tacke
Gilera
Gampbellfeld
Uie
Parke Ouu
Beaconsfell Parade
Mie
Rasedy
Taske
Tucks
Wimipie Howgn
Ales
Paruia
G. Bellelt Cod
Vilaroy _street
St. Wilda
Walci
Quirell
Peshbursh
Besconsfield Parade
Destiny of Iraq Turkey Still Sullen
London report says Turkish anger over the League of Nations decision on Mosul wanes as signs of a calmer stance emerge. A Times correspondent notes the Turkish cabinet shows restraint and aims to avoid endangering the Republic, with no final move until Britain’s Parliament acts on ratification.
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Reuter
London
Ne Gounell
Levsne
Iraq
Mlesovetamia
Mosul
Timess
Angura
Turkey
Ico
Century Thermometer Hits 104 Amid Weekend Heat
A regional weather note describes a weekend rise in temperatures with a century mark reach of 104 degrees amid shifting sun and heat. Local readers are urged to stay hydrated and avoid peak sun hours as heat worsens.
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Santinue
Qualifying examination at Randwick muddies race reports
Sydney Sunday report describes a qualification event at Randwick where students from Pirig West School faced tough timing. The article notes a 3,882 yard trial and mentions efforts to set a world record pace for this specific qualifying bout, highlighting a decisive performance despite unclear wording.
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Sydney
Fist of Scholars
Randwick
Yesteriay
Pirig West School
Ahunwere
Etineeaa
England Faces Dissent Over Test Selection Plans
London reports stirring debate among cricket figures as Gilligan proposes delaying experiments, while Janvnee Tate and others urge preserving the English Eleven’s rested professionals. P.G. Fender P.O. Warne Stann back Gilligan though Sharp cites financial strains, and Douglas favors modern play until minutes before Tests.
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London
Janvnee Tate
Gilligan
Spunliss
Ste
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P. G. Fender
Gillan
P.O. Warne
Stann
Bussangie
Sharp
Lancashire
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Rob
Australia
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