The Rugby Forward Hints How to Play
A guide by J Damelin from Cambridge University and English teams outlines forward play. It stresses quick heel outs to backs, rapid scrummage release, maintaining ball control, and strong tackling to break up play. It cautions against out of touch style and stresses coordinated passing and ground gained through measured kicks and dribbles.
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J. Damelin
Cambridge University
Ivanty
Tumir Balves
Chance
Sariox
Torwarde
Broscilia
Northern Union
Hays
Giseusa
Pleh
Bis
Rugby tactics and scrummage discipline guidance
The passage discusses defensive priorities and how to manage scrummage yards in play. It emphasizes backing up kicks with forwards, marking touch lines to prevent ball out of play, and forwards being able to handle and pass effectively. It notes variations for attack and defence and stresses consistent forward support.
Theft of Jewellery at Arncliffe
A local case against Della Scott of Wollongong Road Arncliffe was heard at Newtown Police Court. Scott pleaded guilty to stealing a silver watch and various jewellery belonging to Mrs Buran Cummings. She admitted pawning items at Goldberg’s Newtown and was fined £5 with costs, or two months imprisonment in default. Police and witnesses described the incident at Scott’s residence and connections to neighbours Mrs Mary Cummings and Garden.
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Della Scott
Wollongong Road
Araclitte
Newtons Police Court
Macintosh
Marrickville
Buran
Garden Arter
Scott
Goldberg's
Newtown
Stoll
Rorg
Explosives breach case against John Keep and Sons Ltd
The Explosives Department charged John Keep and Sons Ltd with a breach of regulation UB of the Explosives Act. On April 28 a shipment of 25 lb of gunpowder was delivered to a storekeeper at Dogenbrl for distribution among four storekeepers in Boggubrl. The travellers and storekeepers arranged distribution, but the firm’s attention to the regulation was lacking. Plea of guilty entered. The court imposed a 405 fine with 63 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan Board
Hummer
Con Wal
John Keep and Sons, Limited
Explosives Department
Dogenbrl
Sithaye
Boggubrl
Cain
Intercolonial Investment Company YeartoYear Progress Report
The annual meeting led by Mr W. SPCourt MLLA reviewed balances and profit. The company reports growing funds advancing homes, steady repayments, and strong income from interest and rent. Malvern Hall sale neared 18 000 pounds with further subdivision planned. Capital rising by over 12 000 pounds in ten years. dividends total 3140. proposed share issue to boost business.
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W. Spcourt Mlla
W. H. Day
With & Sion
Malvern Hall
Croydmond
Bir
B. Tl. Chapman
James Strabam
SLA
Woman's Budget issues fashion and projects for winter
The issue highlights winter frocks in What to Wear, plus a Fancy Work section with a child’s cape and collar pattern. A new poultry-keeping series assists amateurs, and a German language translation contest with a 2 pound prize is announced. A decorative work bag pattern and three dresses are featured with offers for free paper patterns via stamped requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Atudente
Minstrau
Artists Ball at Paddington Town Hall June 17
The Artists Ball, under the Royal Art Society, will be held at Paddington Town Hall on June 17. Mins Lister and Mr. Oxnard Smith are honorary secretaries. the event is billed as a successful annual function. A laborer, Alfred Eraast Carroll, age 9, is committed for trial at Newtons Parks Court for stealing items valued at 142 64 from Eilaabets Dougina, Caamberlain y Cough Remedy.
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Royal Art Society
Paddington Town Hall
Mins Lister
Oxnard Smith
Alfred Eraast Carroll
Newtons Parks Court
St Camperdown
Royal Postal Commission resumes hearings in Sydney chair recalls post head
The Royal Commission on postal telegraphic and telephonic services resumes at Federal Offices in Sydney. Chairman Franked and officials testify on clerical staff shortages and salary levels, with Webster and others detailing inspector roles and widespread acting appointments. Inquiry extends to Queensland and Victoria as it plans to hear witnesses and complete testimony in New South Wales.
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Royal Commission
Commonwealth
Mayquarte-arrect
Sydney
Queensland
Victoria
Wilk
Chalriman
Websur
J. G. Wilson
Post and Telegraph ‘Association
Li Uuowse
Webater
Wiese
Hat
Murely
Thi Eicot
Blawad
Bamneth
New South Wales
Wiluues
Gultera
Webster
Tennine
Nouy
Shugva
Anco
Dave
Swf
G. P.O
Tte
Eub
Univers
Newtown Robbery Case Highlights Tools Theft Trial
At Newtown Police Court Cyril Albertelee, 49, and Lesilé Ward faced charges over stealing quality tools from George Clyde Noll. Noll, employed at Hodgkinson's machine works, testified the pair broke into a brick and iron building near Cook's River and removed tools later sold to a second hand dealer in Goulburn. Ward received one month in jail with a sulfur sentence under consecutive terms. Albertelee and another man were remanded for further charges and undergo monitoring pending further proceedings.
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Cyril Albeeterlee
Chaffeunead
Lesilé Ward
Newtwn
Stealigg
Valuy
George Clyde Noll
al Newtown
Noll
Hodgkinson's
Kingesizent
Newtown
Davis
Goulburn
Cook's
Neyter
Aad
Hodgkinson
Aknp
Ward
Dismissal of a Japanese Officer for Ties to Chinese Revolutio
An Infantry Captain Kato Nobuie, 30, of the Japanese Army, is dismissed after being found associated with Chinese revolutionists. He graduated from Audhor Military Star College in KGana, joined the 20th Infantry, served as erstern 1000, promoted to lieutenant, and sent to Tunisia. He later became an attache in Manchuria, rose to captain, and traveled with Chinese revolutionaries while in service. After returning to Tokyo on leave, he resigned under pressure but the War Office refused his resignation and discharged him from the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kato Nobuie
Japaneas
Audhor Military Star College
Kgana
Tiunisia
Davancee
Russia
Manchuria
Hirnsski
Tientsin
Bun ‘Yat-sen
Sun Yat-sen
Hirosaki
Tokyo
Shinnoka
Nagoya
War Office
Cendarmerie
Bia
Hawk and wire accident cripples Victoria Power Station
A hawk struck high voltage lines near Breckpan causing a wide electrical outage. Insulation damaged at turbines, cutting power to the Simmer Deep and Kalehns Deep stations, halting roughly a third of CSAR supply and forcing reliance on alternative sources. The Natal Mercury notes the incident and calls for improved safeguards.
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Rand
Ares
Germaiston
Delore
Victoria Pasty Yawer
Brekpan
I & Wtand-By
Joksburg
Mae Atite Etatiun
Crown Recordie
South Africa
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Fang On
Vas
Postal Commission
Evmn Chiléres
Scoeptios
Ealionan
Orenvatras
Muibile
Auatralesia
Itesaré
Jack and Jill
W. J Deane
George-Street
Stott & Underwood's
Business College
Minatrated Dros Peetas
Union Chambers
Pitt-Street
Tae Audieul
Emria
the Crown Studios
Alek Ax
Surly
Spencer Nolan
Jon Ganliner
Guillié Toros
Haven
Opi Catacthes
Mills & Mills
Brandts
Brandt Bros
LAMP
HOUSE
Zig Pitt-St
Sydset
Favoradir
Gordon
Cambristian Eich
Musble
Waunoz Colon 13
Eelien
R H. Gordon & Co, Ltd
Hall
Pris
A. Hall and Company
A. Hordern
Rowley Sewing Machine Showrooms
Ang
Brown Street
Teeerhor
Pbs
Marcus Clark & Co., Ltd
WNP
Elias
Anais
Bates
Witt Vyruiah
Tae Rushin
Mary Sup
Seradinwsy
Waller
Putkiel Wiwyllian
Willer
Alan
Syur Way
Nock and Iy,” Ltd
Pune
Wilswars
Actin
Perhaus
Pravtive Wien
Sears
John Bridge and CO
Balgety and CO
Goldaberough, Mort
Harrison, Jones, and Devlin
Hill, Clark
NEW Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency CO
Pastoral Finance Association
Fipt, Son
ARD Badgery
Led
Schute, Bell, Andr O, Ltd
Winchcombe, Carson
Aueireila
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