District News from Bungendore Grounds Cricketers Win by Seven Wickets
Premier Corr section reports a Bungendore recreation ground cricket match where Goulburn lost to the local club by seven wickets and eight runs. J Hil captained Goulburn, F Hazelwood led Bunpendiie Bays, umpires included Abr, Ty Flanagan, and J J McJannett. Scores list multiple batsmen and bowlers with detailed dismissals and totals. The paper notes plans for a secretary match at Goulburn, and reports on a newly formed reserve rifle club meeting at the Commercial Hotel with officers elected and subscriptions set. The article also mentions local sportsmen Moran, Hill, and McKie, and a shoot along Lake George.
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Corriepond Cit
Bungendore Recreation
Goulburn
J Hil
F. Hazelwood
Bunpendiie Bays
Abr
Ty Flanagan
J. J. McJannett
Mungerdore
Retary
Goulburne
Eatly
Reserve Rifle Club
Commercial Hotel
Messrs. R. Kennedy
J. O. McAlister
J.B. McJannett
J. J. Donnelly
W.F. Rutledge
Clu
FE. O. Moore
Queanbeyan Rifle Club
Lake George
Accident near Gundaroo capsizes sulky. all escape injury
Mrs Archie Marshall and Mrs J Lees returning from Gundaroo overturned a sulky on a steep cutting. A child was with them but all escaped unhurt. The sulky suffered damage and was temporarily repaired by Mr Geo Wells.
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Archie Marshall
J. Lees
Gundaroo
Geo. Wells
Ladies Return Home As Election Preparations Begin
Remarks note electors addressed by Mr. Austin Chapman for raid wood on Saturday. Nominees for municipal committee include J O Dowell, W Ot Chepimeaty, Th Gran FET Dowell, J Williams, and PDggus. Mentions auditors and a writ for the election amid weather concerns and decisions in Millan case.
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Taraga
Sydney
Austin Chapman
Raid Wood
J. O'Downell
Wot
Chepimeaty
Th. Gran Fet
Dowell
Messrs
J. Williams
Pdggus
Ritehte Estate managership chosen amid storms and fires
The successful applicant for the Ritehte Estate managership is Mr Fredericks of Kiam. A heavy thunderstorm struck Cooma on Wednesday afternoon, causing damage to Rhine Falls residence of Mr C F Puttek and destroying the post office and telephones. Sympathy floods in for local police after a string of reverses under the Liquor Act, with two cases before the committee.
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Ritehte
Fredericks
Kiam
Cootia
Coca
Adaminally
Kaandra
C.F. Putetek
Rhine Fills
Yatrick
Edward Perkins
Cooma
Henry. Nicholson
Baerlett
Hari
Threshing meeting and pastoral fire tales shared
A busy race day at One Tree Til Hotel with a program drawn up and printing offers discussed. Reports detail stock moves by Ginninderra pastoralists, a severe fire at a Grenfell area property destroying two miles of tea and much property, and residents battling flames as wind shifts threaten buildings and barns.
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Corpes Painilent
Thotel
Jas
Rolfe
Agric
Flo
John Ryan
Holl
Grenfell
Yerass
Gold Creek
Mia
Cortes
Aril
Met
Ian Ham
A. MeMalin
Hall and Murrionville Tennis Match Ends In Hall Win
A TEN STS meter was phked on Saturday afternoon on the Hall Tennis Court between Hall and Murrionville players, ending in a Hall victory by 26 games. A thunderstorm Wednesday brought 39 points of rain, cooling the air and leaving Hall residents short of water. Fifteen Hall families rely on a small spring for domestic use and stock. Mr. G A Shumack of Weetangerra suffered a nasty accident mounting a young horse several days ago, injuring his hip.
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Hall
Murrionville
G. A. Shumack
Weetangerra
Five cabmen convicted at Colburn police court
At Colburn Friday police court five persons including four cabmen were convicted of priving hazards at the Gout railway station. Three were imprisoned, one got 24 hours and another 45 hours. Also noted are water shortages in local schools and the death of Thomas J Buck, a 72 year old former road and bridge contractor.
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Vriday
Gout
Thomas J. Buck
War's Aftermath Grim in Japan Aftermath Calamity
Postcard sale offer from Tem Leanwn office claims varied subjects and promotes novels and novellas amid widespread hunger and deaths in Japan. The fragmentary text suggests a wartime or postwar context with multiple dire social impacts despite commercial notices.
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Japan
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T Borne
BR. Kennedy
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Bell
Ito
Ieee
Metr
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