Light Horse Camp Drill and Skirmish at Interpool Range
The 1st Brigade of the Light Horse conducts morning exercises at the open camp south east of Liverpool, testing mounted maneuverability, reconnaissance, and flank protection as they simulate repelling an enemy advance toward Creola’s vineyard. Troops face difficult bush tracks, with reserves and indepen dent cavalry maneuvering for flank defense and support.
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Hetween
Uiverpool
Ubw Sur
Eoulirry
Japan
Coun
Doym
Jow
Ounton
Interidage
Britain
Tumihe
Tirigadler
Mangenyras
Ile
Colebel Cox
Estaley
Dow
Freimy
Coloma Cox al
Uolaw
Cox
Iwan
Deine
Sarelindih
Regie Ev Tre
Soula
Oleg
Army Medical Corpa
Frontline Practice With Light Hoverman and Machine Guns
The brigade observed field trials of stasie dares and starg ht screens with frontier troops using the open gunnery and four-horse drawn pom-poms. General Gordon noted improved obedience and discipline, while Colonel Irving reported overall hits percentages of 20.2 for the 1st A LH, 14.8 for the 2nd, and 15.2 for the 3rd.
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Tenaen
Cox-Taylor
Hornswen
Avo Zsod
W. T. Bridgee
Military Board
MB. White
Contral Administration
Somp
Gordon
Irving
D.A.Q
A.L.H
A.L.H. Bred
Theft from Hoffnungs hits hearing at Ditlinghurst Sessions
Two young suspects faced the Ditlinghurst Sessions before Judge Backhouse for stealing and receiving Hoffnungs and Company Limited goods. Augustus Peerber pleaded guilty to larceny in a spree involving watches chains clocks and other items. Harold Shaw found guilty of receiving after a lengthy trial, with prosecutors dropping an oral larceny count. witnesses testified to ownership and parcellage at Shaw’s shop.
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HoMoung
Compas, Limited
Iinghurst
Backhouse
Augustus William Peerber
Holthung
Faerber
Harold Shan
Arguest
Hoftauns and Company, Limited
Sam Paerber
Moffoung
Shaw
Kingstreet
Gallagher
Paprter
Burton Langing
Edward Cohen
Hoffoune’s
Paerber
Evel Shaw
J. W. Abigail
Uhal
King Tonis
Crown
University Examinations Delayed by American Fleet Visit
The annual university exams in medicine dentistry and engineering begin Monday morning with changes due to the American Fleet visit. Third year medical exams are postponed to after Michaelmas vacation starting September 48. Practical and theoretical work are included and the term ends with Wednesday exams instead of Saturday.
The Missing Steamers Search for Haven Continues
Three steamers Moan Flora and Rakanos search for the Union Company's disabled Haven. Koromiko may join as Suva from Sydney to Suva Fiji has not arrived and is suspected of having picked up Hawea. Passengers listed include Conbrough Farquhar Connolly Slogwatt and Allen among others. Avon voyage to Sydney now three days out.
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Moan
Flora
Rakanos
Koromiko
A.u.8.n. Company
Suva
Fiji
Sydney
Str
Conbrough
Farquhar
W. H. Connolly
TR. Slogwatt
T. Hi. Allen
Mies Brook
Drew
Mise Collins
Four Lowhauter
G. Simpson
Leca
L. Pieider
Mire
Foster
Mies Ruby Charker
D. Fitzgerald
Avon
San Francisco
Apla Ead Aucklang
Sydney Madrigal Society Plans August Concert at YMCA Hall
The Sydney Madrigal Society announces a concert on Wednesday August 13 at the YMCA Hall featuring Arun and a 46 voice choir performing four groups of songs and parts. Mowat Carter's quartet will play Haydn in D major and Beethoven trio Op. E. Petrie Formvson to lead vocalists. play opera a Paling on Wednesday next. New subscribers urged to join. Mr Pitepatrick advocates stricter wildlife protection laws in the Legislative Assembly to curb bird and animal destruction for millinery demand.
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Byaney Madrical Society
T.M.C.A
Flont
Arun
Mian Petrie Formvson
Wemenday
Rilympagraus Veice
Fragmented headline guides readers through uncertain notice
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Valueless Cheques Charged At Water Police Court
Donald Gordon Palmer, 18, a clerk, faced the Water Police Court on a charge of forging and uttering the name of Dy Carson to a Talon Bank of Australia cheque for 232 pounds. Detective Murphy and Hockulx witnessed at Grosvenor Motel where Palmer allegedly handled a cheque and bought boots and slippers. Witnesses said Palmer led up and passed four cheques in Sydney and two elsewhere. Palmer claimed not to be related to Montague Callaghan. Palmer gave an alias at times and claimed he was staying at the Austral ie Hotel room 42, and he was committed for trial as other charges were adjourned.
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Marrix
Honea
Lake
Tme
Ana
Gemma
Tinieh
Donald Gordon Palmer
Payton
Water Police Court
Auevot
Dy Carson
Talon Bank of Australia, Limited
Intwat
Callaghan
Palmer
Sydney
Duncan Carson
Pymbie
Sohe Montague Callaghan
George-street
Carson
G. D. Balfour
Australie Hotel
Rial
Caragn
Admission to Sheep Sales Proceeds Distributed in Sydney
Proceeds from sale of admission tickets to stud sheep sales amounting to 14378 pounds in Sydney were distributed by firms including Goldan trough Mort and Company and Dalgety and Company. Funds earmarked for hospitals, asylums, maternal and youth services, ambulances, and allied charities across New South Wales.
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Sydney
Messrs
Goldan Trough, Mort, and Company
Hill, Clark, and Company
Powers, Rutherford, and Company
New Zealand
St John's Ambulance
Presb Ale Langue
Parramatta Hospital
District Nursing Association
Carrington Hospital
Bt. Margaret's Maternity Hospital
Newtown
Homoeopathic Hospital
Golden Fresco Kindergarten
Waalloofoonln
Home of Peace
Prisoners’ Aid Society
Fleming Bennett Forging Charge at Belmore Street
Linwood John Bennett known as Macaveney faced Judge Backhouse charged with stealing billiard balls from Robert Brake and another. He pleaded not guilty. midday pawnbroker evidence placed him at a market street shop. A grocery wife, Miss Davis, and rings of Fern Hill were referenced. verdict returned not guilty on forgery charges, sentence 12 months imprisonment for other count.
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Dortineurst
Ludge Backhouse
Robert Brake
Ben
Bert
Donnell
Fern Hill
Belmore
She ‘Bower
Ernett
Davis
Serine Times
Honnetts
Solicliur
Benbeir
Unier
Car and Cab Appeal Over Injury Verdict
The Full Court continued hearing William Garratt vs Mugh Freak Gordon and George Henty Newton after a lower verdict for £20 to the cabman. The appeal found the driver not acting for the defendants, reversing the decision and entering judgment for the defendants. Fleet week promotions by Grace Brothers at the Model Store Glebe include a free booklet and fleet-themed decor and special hours for the event.
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Mugh
Gordon
George Henty
Newton
Judge Docker
Sunehast
Basinese
Vervict
Chi Enata
FLEET
Escaping Gas Incident At Kangstrom Lodging House
An unberly man named Fox was admitted to Sydney Hospital after apparently escaping gas poisoning. Fox, living at 3 lodging-house in Kangstrom, refused to rise this morning. Morin cut into the door when Fox failed to respond and found a strong gas smell. Fox was transferred to hospital in a serious condition after Dr Warton ordered removal.
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Sydney Hospital
Kangstrom
Lis
Charles Morin
Morris
Walais
Rollinme
la Wien
Thipp
Frerly
Sydney
Business and Christianity: Mir J. 8. Lark Addresses Sydney Union
Commissioner for Trade of Canada Mir J 8 Lark spoke to many members of the Christian Union at Sydney University on business and Christian unity. He argued clergy should not bar Christianity from commerce or politics, citing Adam as example of a basic duty to trade. A humorous anecdote about a goose shown during the talk illustrated practical ties between faith and daily life.
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Mir. J
Lark
Trade of
Canada
Christian Union of the
Sydney University
Adam
The Judge and the Fleet in Texas Court Drama
A fragmentary report in burned text describes a court scene with sharp exchanges between a judge and opposing counsel. References to a “flag” and a “Fieri elated” suggests an improvised or corrupted note about legal procedure or a ceremonial event.
Cancelled Improvement Leases and Land Use Details
Fragmented text outlines cancelled improvement leases and planning by the Assembly. Mentions Mr Thamis and Mr Moore with figures about acres and initial site work, balance of area reserved for mining and future additions, and references to Wood’s Peppermint Cure.
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Thamis
Strathbreie Gu Cepek
Moore
Wally
Feaerre
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