Victorian News Briefs and World Happenings
Local notes report Fallick's export plans in Sydney NSW with 10 000 crates weekly and 16 shilling parchment letters. Parliament to reconvene June 25 with various civic items, typhoid illness hits actor Julius Knight, and social events fundraisers planned.
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Fallick
Gal
London
N.S.W
Julius Knight
Brinks
Shaw
Manchuria
Melunes Fund
Newhaven
England
Damascus
Colonia UN
Ann Mullen
Williamstown
Newcastle
Carruthers
Treasury
Shaw's
Lyon Kolaieff
Serying
Moscow
Kent
Boll Pay
Ms A
Gladstone
Yorkelp
Mee Kiniyarde
Iider
Theigh Spas
South-West Africa
Ils
Church Notices and Judge Guidance on Sheep Trials
The article discusses multiple church notices and a detailed note on co judgment in evaluating sheep trials. It explains that fault can be serious yet overlooked amid large classes and that co judges help uncover all traits by sharing common data.
Single versus multiple judges in horse shows debated
The article argues that one judge may act efficiently but risks bias, while two or three judges provide deeper evaluation and reveal hidden faults. It notes that divergent views occur among good judges and that a referee improves accuracy, though comparing different animal types complicates fairness.
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Sichanomdliva
Capalle
Inen
Colleagus
Urem
Malivo Sade
Rifle Club Opens New Match Series With Nine Competitors
The Tut local rifle club began a new series with nine members in the first match held Saturday. E. Gibbs took first prize, while Feagan earned the second prize of 2 shillings and 6 pence. Remaining attendees listed.
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Tut
E. Gibbs
To. Feagan
Atten
Wattle Park Band of Hope Holds Monthly Meeting
The Wattle Park Band of Hope met at Wattle Park Methodist Church on a Wednesday evening. Rev. R. K. Mowbray led with hymn and prayer, followed by a lively programme of songs solos recitations and a dialogue performed by members and local performers Miss Stella Southwell Miss Ivy Southwell Mr Gear Southwell Miss Eileen Morris and others.
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Wattle Park
Rk, Mowbray
Stella Southwell
Ages
Ivy Southwell
Gear Southwell
the Fairies
Albion
Miews E
Y. Southwell
Band of Gold
Eileen Morris
Mr. 1
V. Southwell
Mise
Moon
Sala
Empire Day Picnic Planned by Meanbe yan Committee
In fine weather the children of Meanbe yan should enjoy Empire Day at a Marks to morrow picnic. Ladies committee organized, confessions funded, and public response strong. Sports committee led by Ling Hincksman Gate Fallick and Prof Siebert prepared a robust programme. A procession of children with the Fire Brigade Band will precede school speeches and the first sports event.
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Meanbeyan
Messrs. Ling
J. H. Hincksman
W. Gate
A. Fallick
Prof. Siebert
McPherson's Hotel
Fire Brigade
Canberra Public School Social Aids Syllabus Fund
A well attended social at the Duntroon woolshed Friday night supported Canberra public school’s syllabus fund. Organizer Mr. McDonald and staff ensured comfort and enjoyment while catering from Mr. J T Collett impressed guests. The event raised about £13.
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Canberra
Duntroon
Al Frome Monthly Under Luftman Editorship
Misses Harper and Batchelor of the C E Mission Society spoke at Protestant Hall on Friday about China to a large attentive audience. A Palestine talk followed by the same speakers last night, highlighting current issues and religious perspectives.
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al Frome
Luftman
Felegre
Ted
Harper and Batchelor
C.E. Mission Society
China
Palestine
Queanbeyan
Cycling Carnival Opens As Entries Near Capacity
The article notes a June cycling carnival with strong local turnout. Riders from surrounding centers are preparing to ride as entries fill quickly and officials plan grading by riders at the event.
Homebush Stock Markets See Mixed Cattle Prices
In the cattle market, bidding was brisk yet prices softened slightly with general movement higher than the previous day. Limited cow offerings. notable lots sold include Alford Brow Bungendore and R Moore Queanbeyan with varying weights and dates listed as 16/7 and 17/8.
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iAlford Brow
Bungendore
R- Moore
Queanbeyan
Narrow escape as wagon wheel passes over cyclist’s leg
Mr. H. Bingley of Woersfield narrowly avoids serious injury when a timber wagon wheel rolls during river crossing at Yass. His calf muscle was stretched and the leg possibly saved from fracture though stiffness and pain follow. Bingley, a promising cyclist, may miss the upcoming carnival event.
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H. Bingley
Woersfield
Yass
Drestrak
Bingley
Newry B A Baporey remanded on murder charge at Bomala
Police Court notices show Newry B A Baporey remanded after a NSW warrant arrived from Sydney. Senior-sergeant Willis applied for remand to Bomala to answer the charge of homicide for the alleged aiding death of his legitimate child. Bail maintained. Also, stage coaches licensed between Queanbeyag Gurdaroo and Beyan Uregarra with passenger services announced. A stock sale notice lists 13440 mixed Sheep as the highlight in local yards.
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Newry B. A. Baporey
Bombala
Sydney
Menara Gale
Atkinson
Willis
T. R. O'Neill
Queanbeyag
Gurdaroo
Jon Old Geld
Beyan
Uregarra
Jorlarty
Woman shot by husband in West Rockhampton
Police found Sarah Cox dead with a face wound and a neck wound after she was shot by her husband John Cox. Alfred Cox, their son, arrived after the report to witness his mother’s death. The husband was found with a head wound in the doorway, suspected of the act.
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Teachov
Rocksarrow
Sarah Cox
West Rockhampton
John Cox
Alfred Cox
Chinese Empire Reform League
Tor Ear Comnot
M’ Intosh
Pekio
Germany
Hai-chay
Huhaeei
Atate
Sarin
Kangun
Haldohalen
Tlnghau
Su’ Tty
Geel Iaeener
St. John Island
Rozhdestvensky
Supreme Court
New Zealand
Daniel Sayers
Balmain
Sheldon
Haves
Quangham
Hongkong
Saigon
J. A. Shuin's
Dugald Thomson
Bombala
Percy Jonas
Messrs
Nixon Brothers
Orbost
Peresvich
Poltava
Pobieda
Bayan
Pallada
Knox
M.P
Melbourne
Foreign Office
Australia
Presbyterian General Assembly
High Education Committee
Kanakas
M.A
Oddfellows
Hogue
Victoria
Isabella O'Neill
Surry Hills
Sydney Hospital
Armidale
Reid
Imen
Deakin
Alexander Marks
Jost
Japan
England
Stephen Free
Emu Yale
Warwick
Jealury
Brrllof
United States
Panama Commission
America
Western Medical Review
Saya
Sanders and Sons
Alps
Arlene
Slattery Appeal Over Three and a Half Years Sentence
The State Full Court heard Thomas Michael Slattery appeal his sentence of three years and six months with hard labour for converting £699,818 4s to Mrs. Scanlon. Counsel argued he acted as trustee not bailer, claiming no larceny. Crown pressed fraud evidence. Justice Pring noted the sentence diverged from Crimes Act and sent the case back for proper sentencing.
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Oll Friday
Thomas Michael Slattery
Tedling
Mary Ellen Scanlon
Honda
Justice Pring
Alderman Fined For Refusing To Vote At Rockdale Council
At a Rockdale Council meeting Alderman Gardiner Morton was fined three guineas after he refused to vote during a division call. The mayor cited a bylaw imposing penalties for such non voting, a move that raises questions about enforcement and payment options.
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Rockdale
Gardiner Morton
Morton
Becing
Morton Till
W. Taylor
Lberry
Bombing Attempt Near Warsaw Castle Kills Detective
Krone and Gemuea, under protection after threats tied to May Day suppression and earlier Jew Socialists killings, narrowly escape. A Polish revolutionary Dobrowolski, seized by detectives near the cathedral, dropped a bomb. both he and a detective died, twenty one injured including three Indians, a student, and two schoolboys. many arrests followed.
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Gemuea AL Nanemovitcu
Warsaw
Dobrowolski
Dobrowalski
Women Conference at Bathurst Urges Policy Stance
At a Bathurst women’s conference rations condemned socialism and backed continuing fiscal monitoring. The motion supported tropical Australia using coloured labour to prevent white deterioration and favoured compulsory military training for youths and instruction of young women in domestic skills. A debate on applying the Arbitration Act to domestic servants touched on union bias. Other motions called for equal pay for women and banning certain prices or practices.
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Bathurst
Australia
Peril of Over Time In Fang Ities Discovery and Cure
Fragmented report mentions a discovery in a field of medicine with a claim of curing lung trouble and a guaranteed bottle. Names and places are garbled but include a meeting reference to the Presbyterian Assembly in Sydney and a Mrs. John Prazer of Quirging donating £1000 for a Croydon Ladies College scholarship for daughters of country ministers.
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Mursall
Cunanbayan
Crowe
Presbyterian Assembly
Sydney
Cameron
John Prazer
Ladies’ College
Various Items Across Regions and Sectors
An assortment notes several items including a Japanese shipbound coal consignment from Hong Kong to Saigon, public health ads, and political musings. Reports mention fiscalism, the Federal capital, and a call for referenda. Obscure lines cover a ward death by phosphorus, maritime maneuvers, and international finance debates.
Australian Cricketers Inv England in Lord's Test
The Australians dominated the match at Lord's against the Gentlemen of England. Armstrong led with 248 not out and Darling 104 as Australia posted 555 for six declared. The Gentlemen were bowled out for 66 in their second innings, Australia winning by 149 runs.
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Gentlemen of
England
Lord's
Howell
Tumper
Brearley
Duff
Aststrong
Arm Strong
Darling
Rey
Armstron
Warner
Fry
McLaren
Australia
Liberals Adopt sweeping program at Newcastle congress
The National Liberal Federation outlines a broad reform agenda including education control, abolition of religious tests, land value tax, compensation for farm improvements, one man one vote, women’s suffrage, and Lords veto abolition. Mr Campbell Bannerman, present in Newcastle, avoids full endorsement while hinting Liberal aid could align with Labour.
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National Liberal Federation
Newcastle
Lccosing
House of Lords
Campbell-Bannerman
Labour Party
Local Australian market price list from Sydney dailies
Latest Commercial lists wholesale prices for wheat flour oats rye corn and hay in Sydney markets. Includes dairy products onions potatoes eggs and poultry with per ton or per bushel rates and notes on quality and terminology.
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Nsw
Portarlington
Lisbon
Woll
City
Dmiry Proctor
Taco Edo Ectary
Tiuddar
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Hyland
At &T. Gregory
Reuter
St. Petersburg
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Glen Moore
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Caron Eo Long
Sullivan
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Madrid
Dr. Itheldon
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Band OF Hope
Canegrra School
Homebush Stock Markets
Police Court News
T. M. Slattery
Krone
Women IN Conference
British Politics
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Fiour
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Por Bashol
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de Buabal
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N. River Yellow Prison
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Ford
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Muscovy Drake
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Wittone
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