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Newspaper
Sandringham News
Location
Sandringham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
8
Fragmentary dialogue features Sergeants Bond, Boyl, Nona, and others debating money as a force guiding soldiers. Repeated lines frame money as a protective, distracting, and powerful presence influencing actions, with calls to send funds and sustain heroism.
The Police Court found Charles Ralph guilty of cruelty to a horse after evidence from Society officers and inspectors showed the animal in a severely injured condition. Ralph, who owned the animal for eight years, was fined 20. Witnesses contrasted the horse shown by officials with the animal Ralph claimed as the same horse.
Linacre Park Golf Club concluded its winter session with a match between teams led by the President and Captain, won easily by the Captain’s side. A dinner and Sukke concert followed at Linacre House, with a four-act programme featuring Dr B J Adam Mayor and others. The President Mr J B Wyglester distributed trophies and presented a safe case to Hon Secretary Mr W M Catuin in appreciation of his work.
The club celebrated its social and fan success since formation and praised the secretary for improvements to the course. Mr Quillin received thanks and a token of appreciation from the committee led by Mr CK Higgins, who also acknowledged the loyal support and hard work.
A fervent wartime call rejects armistice and urges continued advance toward victory. The speaker condemns negotiation with the enemy and proclaims that only relentless pressure will end the war. References to hellish threats and a pledge to infinity of resolve frame a grim, mobilizing stance.
The district State school Sports cricket match at Sandringham Oval finished with Sandringham winning by three runs on the call of time. The report notes a lively game with Brighton Beach competing fiercely in a close contest. The piece also includes scattered unrelated text about geography and language speakers.
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