Rain disrupts cricket round with Waratah and Sunshine clashes
Weather delays cause no play as Waratah faces GO and Sunshine anticipates Potteries at Gardens Reserve. Reports highlight Albion's struggle near bottom, pending key matches against Selwyn Park and GIUL0.F. with plans for improved lineups and tea.
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Jack Beanson
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Sunshine
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Potteries
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Patten
Steadman
Harry
Baker
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Pearce
Condy
Osborne
St Marks Harriers Inter-District Scores Delayed Meet
St Mark's Harriers faced a postponed inter-district championships at Olympic Park due to wet conditions. The event now resumes Saturday at Malburhe with St Mark's fielding athletes Fy Dawkte Hevaxor 10 10h yak, Moy Cox, Cartarul, and others in events including hurdles, shot put, and distance races.
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Olympic Park
Grammy
Wal Hs
Alurw
St. Mark's
Fallowinge Athletic
Inter Miateiet
Ehamllena
Yey
Dawkte He
Tennis Scores Across Rounds At Albany Meet
Fragmentary tennis notes show matches and players like Albans and Our Lady L Rarer in Albany with unclear dates. The garbled text mentions results and upcoming rounds, indicating a school meet with mixed results among several clubs.
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Moutvauist
Albin
Sunshine Anglers Fight for Luck in Tarn Nicholla Fishing Tale
Fishermen on Tarn Nicholla struggle with 7 Mygs and a strong angler Nicholls as a new shrimp net fishery yields a 3 ths trout at Albert Park Lake. Fry stocked earlier in the season, but observers report few catches by rod and line. Youths wade into the lake for a short tem, noting injured fish likely from cormorants as West Iast season’s fishing effort continues.
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Nicholls
Fenitingery
Billy
Trouk
Actor's Creek
Po Humphries
Albert Park Lake
Ulver
Stoall
Immigration push in New Zealand after Great Britain loss
The article notes a planned immigration push in New Zealand following wartime losses, aiming to offset declines in population. It cites Britain as having shed about 1,000,000 children and discusses Japan’s warning about rich nations' slim populations. New Zealand’s 103,000 square miles host 1,300,000 people, contrasting with Britain’s 70,000,000 in 147,000 square miles. The piece argues war undermines the old belief of exporting only food.
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New Zealad
Great Britain
Japan
New Zealand
Sunshine Bowling Club Patriotic Tournament Planned
A local Sunshine Bowling Club prepares a patriotic Saturday event with multiple games and a one hour time limit. Fourteen teams expected to compete at the rink with schedules announced and ongoing fundraising to recruit new members for the club and its championship hopes.
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Jocal Urreen
Clab Haw
Wight Finke
Casey
Ivory
Hay
Leiter
Mwarory
Talinge
Toni
Mothers in Australia Offer Prayers Amid Strange Vision Tale
A fragmentary piece describes a mother in Australia invoking prayers to protective angels and referencing odd visions tied to a track event. The text blends religious imagery with unsettling lines about women and hair, suggesting a ceremonial or dreamlike scene rather than a clear news event.
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Australia
Victorian Auxiliary Ambulance Service Unit T1 Meeting Report
The weekly meeting notes a surprise visit by District Warden G Cuming who praised the service training and urged greater activities and cooperation among the various services in the near future.
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THE
Victorian Auxiliary Ambulance Service
Membre
Ayliahus item outlines new work at year start
The report notes work on the Ayliahus item and Arveald, plus a first aid initiative for drivers. It mentions an ambulance depot in Albay, with details to be obtained from District Officer Mr Richards in Williams to.
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John
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