Melbourne Shield match ends with NSW lead over Victoria at stumps
In a slow paced Melbourne Shield day at the MCG, New South Wales built a 53 run lead over Victoria with three wickets in hand. Andrews and Taylor offered resistance for Victoria before faltering as the NSW bowlers, led by Blackie, wove through the innings.
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Melbourne Cricket Ground
New South
Peesini
New
Taylor
Rons
Ani
Macartney
Ings
Blackie
Kellégey
Cresery
Drawn game New Zealand v South Australia at Adelaide
In excellent weather at Adelaide, South Australia declared at 293 for five. New Zealand were 192 all out at stumps, with A J Richardson making 104 and Parry out for five as the innings closed. The visitors face 308 to win with seven wickets in hand, still needing time to salvage a result.
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Adelaide
Tursay
South Australia
New Zealand
Richardson
Avinen
A. J Richardson
Parry
Buard
Blanh
Pritohand
Eleay-Boweu
Jiuésane Boyler
Ile Foxmen
Hunde Bhim
Lagesvien Shim
Murray
Alexander
jAfter
Crawford
Blank
Phiye
Australian Second Eleven Draws With NSW at Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground saw L Oxenham and Thompson anchor a stubborn stand as New South Wales fought to save the match. The weathered batting produced uneven results with several players dismissed to tight bowling. Final stumps left the game drawn with promising resistance from Oxenham and Thompson and a sprawling array of performances from both sides.
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Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
L. Oxenham
Thompson
New South Wales
Steve
Yemabeh
NEW South -Walws
Fish
Tnnings
Phillipe
Sim
Hubwood
Aaye O
Gantries Idle Trouble Over Wages
Workers at Gantries halted work over Christmas Day pay. The Bundles, including Bushtown, dispute entitlement, while Cooperative Coal Association manager H Jackson delays final decision awaiting directors. Some men were paid for Christmas Eve. others refuse until all are paid for Christmas Day. A strike may extend into tonight.
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Newoublic
H. Jackson
Co-operative Coal—Association
Jackson
Mystery of Missing Aboriginal Boy Deepens After Christmas Day
Police in Brewarrina search for an Aboriginal boy who disappeared after the death of an eight year old boy. Investigators say the boy’s body was found earlier and a relative was detained. Families and neighbors join search parties as authorities pursue leads.
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Brewarrina
Hulleasle
Etiita
Nana Robert Bure
Atari
Conegany
Tad
Alice
Lee
Nedia
Burizine
Millionaires depart Sydney in odd farewell
A derelict, amateurish scene unfolds as the millionaire steamer Jarminia leaves Sydney at moon. With gooses from hart and steamer and the ship’s orchestra playing Auld Lang Syne, passengers form a waving crowd in a quirky sendoff.
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Hart
Jarminia
Rydney
Weld Lang Syne
Maritime Matters and Union Leader Election News
Melbourne reports Walsh for London amid a new British seamen union campaign. Trade union meetings push to resolve intershipping disputes as they seek control over ship manning. No firm agreement yet, but aims to staff Karoola at Iremapile and Barwon at Newreastlé with crews from Werribee and Sydney.
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Melbourne
Wade
Tam Yilsh
Bgland
Te Eail
Ton Gommenwedich
Steamer replacement planned after repeated hold ups
In Sydney on Tuesday plans were unveiled to replace the troubled Mahena with an oil fueled steamer The Union Lamping argues the current stoppages between Leip and Wellington have caused daily delays up to 24 hours and cost hundreds of pounds to the company Seamen meet at Sydney Town Hall basement to discuss unions stance following recent arrests and jury silence from Walsh Johannsen and officials about the line dispute
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Wellington
Union ‘Lamping
Australian Seamen's Union
Sydney Town Hall
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Walsh
Johann~sem
Wali
Wille Johannsen
Johavingen
Fires Ravage Wollongong Hotel Stables and Store
A disastrous fire swept through Gall i and Son premises and nearby stables at the Augkvallan Hotel district in Wollongong. The fire destroyed stock estimated at 5000 pounds with horses burned. rescuers saved several animals and the blaze caused extensive property damage.
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Wollongong
Galli and Son
Luwra
Augkvallan
King Grmne
Australia’s Future: Prospect of Pullure and Trade Policy
An overseas department report highlights Australia as a developing industrial nation facing tariff effects and manufacturing growth. It emphasizes policy debates led by figures such as Mr Titan and discusses tariff implications on the economy and external trade.
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Titan
Fragmentary Sports Card Notes From Unclear Source
Partial OCR shows names and numbers with missing context. Individuals include Morgan, O’Gondor, Asher Thompson, Hutcheon, Tweedule, Nicholls, Beeston. Numbers like 450 and 22 appear, but events, teams, dates, and outcomes are not discernible.
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Babel
Morgan
Oxcabam
O'Gondor
L. Oxemhall
Asher Thompson
Hutcheon
Tweedule
Nicholls
Beeston
A Girl of the Limbertost at the Mhomieu Theatre
A screen adaptation of a famed novel features Gloria Gi and Gerlonde Olmsted in lead roles. The plot follows a young girl's struggle for education against a hostile, abusive mother. The cast includes Emily Pitkeoy and Jane Has, with James Leo Meskaa directing a film praised for its emotional depth and period-accurate detail.
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Nisl
Sil
Gloria
Gerlonde Olmsted
Pamiphler
Emily Pitkeoy
Abe
Cemlock
Douglas Ison
Patien
William Frederick Almeida
Bullen Landis
Melbourne
Jane
Haymond Mewes
Fla Star
Down To the Sea
Sitipis
Stecess
Mnel
James Leo Meskaa
Wheat carriers seek higher pay at Port Pirie
Inquiries reveal wheat carriers want a 20 percent wage rise amid discussions on handling wheat at Port Pirie. Workers currently earn 2/11 per hour with potential extra pay. the exact rate is not confirmed. Port Pirie branch secretary Ar O Malley of the United Labour Federation notes the market is not the federation’s concern and that a union vote will occur soon.
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Pork Pirie Ab
Siips
Lot O'Malley
Port Pirie
Lue Waleride Workers’ Fedleration
Reprisals on Britain Bill Advances in Senate
Boston reports a bill to authorize reprisal measures against Britain in response to financial harassment. The measure, prompted by rubber price increases, was licensed to the Senate by Senator Hennessey.
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Reuter
Boston
Britain
Senate
Hennessey
A Girl of the Limbertost to Show at Alhembre Theatre
The cinema feature A Girl of the Limbertost will be screened at the Alhembre Theatre tonight at 6.0 p.m. The film is described as a well made picture with artistic camera work and a prominent white cast.
Annual Swimming School to Enroll 8000 Children
About 8000 school children, including six thousand boys and girls, are to attend a ten day swimming series across various parts of the state starting January 4. A staff of 77 teachers will conduct classes, with over 49,000 children trained since the scheme began.
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TL i
Adelaide shop ad listing meats and dairy prices
An OCR fragment from a commercial notice lists daily shop goods and prices in Adelaide. It mentions sundries and Go's, separators and dairies, various cheese makes and sizes, factory-cured sides, hams, seeds, and fresh poultry with price ranges like 1/4 to 4/4, 9/6, and other scattered figures.
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Adelaide
Uesdas
Sundust
Go's
Tepork
Bavon—Hutton
Ifutton
Tes Hutton
Bes
Metal market prices from Pondou Dachunge update
Readable numbers show metal prices and forwards for copper nickel lead tin and silver with spot and forward values. The report compares current quotes with December 23 levels and lists standard and electrolytic forms, forward maturities, and per unit prices across several metals.
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Pondou
Seo
Arige
Quest of British Royalty in Daily Express Tale
Reuters reports Princess Astrid of Sweden, age 20, will stay with King and Queen at Buckingham Palace after court mourning ends. Also mentions a stray anecdote about Johnny returning home proudly and a confused street rumor.
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Reuter
Lorna
Daily Express
Astrid
Hiece
Sweden
Buckingham Palace
NSW Constituency Re arrangement Sparks Constitutional Debate
A fragmented political piece argues the Empire should maintain existing institutions while considering gradual constitutional modification. It stresses strong adherence to the constitution to avoid chaos, noting a small chance of change and urging restraint by the government and public press.
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London
Gawa
Din Iselle
New South
Miovilys
Mwihich
Daily Telegraph
French Campaigning Advances in Beval Front
Renter RABE Tuisety Frenel with air and artillery support has begun renewed patrols toward Beval. Messages report Allied units advancing and a Turkish evacuation of positions near Case and Melusut Bridge. Provisional forces reposition toward River Marlin as operations continue.
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Arilory
Taga Sentory
X& Ufeir
Beval
Teltian
Case
Preyet
Glenelg rail scheme to cut stations and link lines
A new rail plan announced byAE J Guat s Bromiey outlines a major upgrade for Glenelg involving two linked lines and a circular track via Mosely Ellste Glevele. The North Terstator will join the Iebrighton line at Goodwood, requiring closure of Goodwood Rod Wayvilles and South Terrace stations and removal of track distance, with motor rail cars and automated signals to run at longer intervals. Full operation not expected within 12 months as new rails signalling and rolling stock are prepared.
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Lol Navih
Iebrighton
Goodwood
Rod
Wayvilles
South Terrace
Government plans lone defence hub at London aerodrome
The Daily Telegraph reports the government intends to use the London aerodrome as a key lone defence station and training school, signaling a strategic expansion of home defense infrastructure.
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Aushwlida Press Association
London
Tudeday
Daily Telegraph
Hondon
Enormous Resources in Australian Banking Merger
A proposed amalgamation of major American and Australian banks aims to create a vast financial group. The plan centers on the consolidation of Units including Mechanics Bank, Chat ham Phoenix, National Party, Chemical Nation, and Central Trust, totaling over 1.3 billion in resources. The merger, involving figures such as Glurence Dillon Mead and Dolge Brothers, could take years and would be the largest American business coup since the United States Steel Trust formation.
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Australia Press .Association
Wall Street
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Mead of
Lesvi
Dillyn and Eau
Feliaérd
Thi Dolge Brothers Autonig
Hile
Diel
United States Steel Trust
Andrew Carnegie
Ib Fe
Favy Banks
Mechanics Metal
Ollans Resources
Chatham Phoenix
National Party
Chemical Nationa
Centeal Tniou Trust Company
Lossford
Warmer Weather Forecast for Port Pirie
Weather message notes warmer conditions arriving in Port Pirie as the forecast yesterday predicted fine skies with rising temperatures and variable winds. The day’s maximum temperature reached a high not stated in full.
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Port Pirie
S& Dsgrees
French Politics Turbulence Delays Key Budget Debate
In a tense session of the Chamber of Deputies the planned late night plenary aimed at wrapping up the budget passage faced delays as opposition pressed for the passage of the second bel inure. Senate president and other officials remained wary as calls for resignation circulated and Finance Minister Lacroix refused to quit amid the controversy.
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Chamber of Deputies
Justine
Unc
Ieslee
Jon
Senate Financium
Missiall
Olemengh
Denortals
Oles
Nomites
Grory
M. Lacroix
Woman's Body Found in Armadale Park Murder Probe
Melbourne police report a 30 year old woman Solel Hipiet found dead in Armadale Park on Christmas Day with four bullet wounds to the chest. Authorities are treating the case as murder and continuing inquiries.
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Melbourne
Tuesdias Fretelives
Solel Hipiet
Armadale
Chrisinzs
Visiting bowlers meet at Smelteys Club greens
Visiting bowlers from Cryptdrove Chih prepare to play a local match at Smelteys Club. The list includes Willson Soubler Shepley Meggie Nuno Lewis Manze Brandt Quin Bales Tucker Stanwix Bosvingwood Tonkig and others. Players should arrive by 7.80 sharp.
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Chih
Crepit
Bos Willson
Soubler
Shepley
Meggie
Nuno
S. Lewis
Manze
Brandt
Quin
Bales
G. Tucker
Stanwix
R. Bosvingwood
B. Tonkig
Whespis Play Bristol Audience Cough Causes Laughter
A fragment shows Poyer noting the villain had a cough and the audience laughed as the line played. The readable text hints at a stage mishap affecting reception.
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Poyer
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