Year of progress in Australia and closer settlement noted
The piece reflects on a year of progress in Australia with emphasis on railway construction, land settlement, closer settlement legislation, and immigration policy. It highlights successful subdivisions near Wagga and Auburn Vale Estate, the Closer Settlement Bill, and a hopeful outlook for a prosperous new year while noting the death of Mr. Richard Chapman, former minister for Trade and Customs.
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Burns
Browning
Ali
Australia
Auburn Vale Esute
Tayerell
Menedebri
Eniuic
Peel River
Gobba
Gombalin
Wagga
Limention
Garner
Lentant Y Mirna
Richard Chapara
Sid
Wei le
Chapa
Waa
Yan
Gontbury
Austin Chapomny
Shaponve
Culoras
HOSKINGTOWN RACE CLUB MEETS IN THURSDAY CARD
The Hoskingtown Race Club held a Thursday meeting with divisions including an opening handicap over six furlongs won by Lady Massey and other races featuring Eyber and Camphor. Entries included Inverary and Bismark among a mix of horses, with weights assigned and the day ending without a decisive winner in one class.
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Angus Maesingcottus Hoek Ug
Thunday
Ayelterlug Bent
Furtongy
WJ. Sheed
Inverary
Kensett
Lady Museyalvostertt
G. de Lauter
Woriivers
Seary
W. J. Sherd
Juverary
J. Stusr
Lady Massey
AG. de Lautet
Kermeit
Boxing Day shooting meeting yields first prize to Gibbs
An unclear report from a boxing day shooting event lists results with prizes and attendees. Gibbs won first prize with 34 points and a trophy, while Beatty and Moore scored high in various matches. Catering was by C Hayes. cordial supply from G Morton.
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Beyer
Price
Srs
E. Dundes
Gibb
Phe Kyrie
Hayds
V. Jows
Ning Momud
Te Waecinson
Rore Tate
Mr. C. Hayes
TE Bakery
Mrg. Morton
Ie van
Birs
Wat
Out
Fale Lh
Ie Ryoney
Bei Rest Gane Mason
Moore
Duusbieu
J. Tainea
Wi Harriott
H. Warren
T. Philips
Warwick
Owe
Grand
FS & Traphy
B. Warren
Toi
J. V
Ble
AJ. Dibba
Acr Moore
T. Phillips
Gibbs
W. Burriou
Cawemir
Beatty
Byox Teaphy
Ay Fallick
Broote
J. Beatty
A. Bowe
Thowpwow
the Pragan
Poole
R. Thomson
T Pallipe
A. Allie
H Beaty
Ats
Paxatecasta
Wood Troy
J. Beauy
A. Wallick
Thowean
Mowe
Presentation to Captain Feagan at Mawlelsin's Hotel
A club event honors Captain Feagan with a presentation attended by Moore and J.B. Wallick. Speeches praise Feagan's leadership while members pledge continued support, noting refreshment quality and club pride. The gathering closes with toasts to Feagan and the club's future.
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Prowl Between the Que achbrer and committee of the fone School of Arte
A fragmented report details a Quayeeeyan School of Arts meeting held Friday about discipline and procedure. The document notes a quarrel over authority, a chair adjournment, and a poet’s remarks as officers and members debate regulation, action, and future meetings.
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Fone School of Arte
Deelay
Reglelton
Canlier
Feolson
Wamlag
Gies
Iesiva
Priday
Regia
Elaine
Uae
Geieibt
Hat Dow Fell Ak Woo Pica Ah Sslaclap Ie
Unable to determine readable facts from provided text. No clear people, places, or events emerge for a cohesive news card.
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Hat Dow
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