St George I Rout Sydney Team at Moorefield 5–2 Victory
At Moorefield ground last Saturday St George I defeated Sydney 5 to 2 with Harper scoring the opener before he left at half time due to injury. Militon and Clark added goals, Geering in goal and strong defense by Bridge Tracy Haigh and Cooky built a solid win. The day also saw Kogarah School edge Pyrmont Rovers 2–1 in a run of mixed results as talk of team selections and punctuality rose in local football circles.
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Moorefield
St. George I
Sydney
St. George
Dick Harper
Saints
Bridge
St. Gi
Jack Milton
Doge
J. G
Clark
Milton
Holbert
Gallagher
Geering
Tracy
Haigh Uros
Cooky
Halley
Comet
Harper
Clarke
Kogarah School
Pyrmont Rovers
Lars
Tuck
Rebb
St. George II
Scottish Rifles
Williams
T. Edwards
Cornish
Bradley
C. Gregory
F. Bradley
A. Sharp
B. Bradley
C. McGrath
W. Fisher
A. Lawrence
A. Beattie
D. McDonald
Lyne Park
Garden Island
W. Cook
J. Cook
W. Lawrence
J. Haigh
E. Haigh
W. Bridge
C. Clarke
J. Milton
J. Dunsmuir
J. Harper
J. Harper, ©. McGrath, Blake and
Flower
Rose Bay
King Street
Joint deputation on Sans Souci swamp drainage plan
Kogarah and Rockdale councils will petition the Minister for Works to revive drainage of the Sans Souci swamp. They aim for a more acceptable scheme after a previous taxation proposal failed, and will also join in kerosening stagnant pools to fight mosquitoes. All St George Councils seek early establishment of the Court of Petty Sessions.
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Kogarah
Rockdale
Sans Souci
St. George
Court of Petty Sessions
Dredge Plans for Kogarah Bay Disputed
Kogarah Council debates Public Works Department over dredging sequence after Cook's River. Alderman Finney warns the head of Kogarah Bay causes waste from the causeway build up. Officials delay dredging George's River near Como and Salt Pan Creek before Kogarah Bay.
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Kogarah Bay
Ald. Dyer
Como
Ald. Johns
Ald. Larbalestier
Ald. Nielsen
Kogarah
Public Works Department
Cook's River
George's River
Salt Pan Creek
Kogarah Court House Planned at Council Meeting
The Department of the Attorney General plans to seek Parliament funds for a Court House in Kogarah with a temporary court to operate pending the new building. The mayor noted progress with a temporary site via the Kogarah School of Arts and discussed shared magistrate use with Manly.
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Kogarah
Kogarah School of Arts
Domino and Fancy Dress Ball at Penshurst Returns Great Night
The Penshurst Social Gathering at Hodgson's Hall on Monday April 25 drew a large crowd in red and white decor. Guests in elaborate costumes danced to music by Loudown and Schofield, with a long evening of entertainment and a late supper, ending with Auld Lang Syne and cheers for the club.
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Penshurst
Hodgson's Hall
Loudown and Schofield
Britaannia
Jolly Miller
Lancing
J. Hodgson
Mesdames G. Hawke
T. F. Pettitt
E. Poulton
H. Pettitt
Lawrence
Hawke
Bennett
Loudoun
Gretchen
H. Edmonds
Mrs. Hodgson
T. Pettitt
Britannia
Mesdames Fletcher
Paul
Martin
Frede
R. Hodgson
Trethewey
Colvin
E. Chisnall
J. Johnson
Tiernan
E. Hawke
McLechlan
Grace. Pettitt
Ethel Havens
Nellie Turner
Hajah
Theo Frede
W. Edmonds
F. Lawrence
J. Turner
E. Chismell
Johnson
J. McIntyre
New Protection Debate Presses Labor and Tariffs
A letter to The Call criticizes Labour Party support for higher customs duties as a form of new protection. The writer argues both old and new protection harm workers, calling the policy a fraud and urging removal of special privileges to raise wages, referencing Deakin Lyne and The Worker.
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Poynton
Labor Party
Fischer
Labour Party
Daniel O'Connell
Deakin
Labor
Barton
Messrs
Deakin and Lyne
Australia
Seventh Hoop Prank Delights Crowd At Local Dance
A quirky tale from a hydrant near the Blue describes a prank involving hoops and hoses. The Water tank hardly reached the sixth loop while Bar One and his crew crossed the Plimsoll and watched the dancing crowd celebrate as the axe swung to the beat.
Art Drawing and Dressmaking Classes Start May First
Government advertisement announces the next term of Art Drawing and Dressmaking Classes at Kogarah beginning 1 May. Drawing meets Monday evenings at 7, Dressmaking on Mondays at 400 pm, Wednesdays at 2 pm, and Saturdays at 4 am. Enquiries to Mr RN Anderson for Drawing and Miss F Wilson for Dressmaking.
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Kogarah
RN. Anderson
F. Wilsot
J. W. Turner
Technical Education
Sydney
Also Mentioned on This Page
British Association
C.P.S
the Call
G.P.O
Kogarah Technical School
Thompson
Uno
T. Thompson
Holohan Produce and Fuel Merchant and General Carrier
Hurstville
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