Social items from the New South Wales ball and notices
The second annual ball of the New South Wales Sports Gab was held June 5 at Paddington Town Hall. Guests included His Excellency the Governor and Lady Rawson and numerous dignitaries. The event featured lavish decor, reception rooms, and a dinner, with patronage noted by Governor General and Governor of New South Wales.
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New South Wales
Paddington Town Hall
F. A. Corti
H. C. Holden
David Anderson
Burdekin
Alex. Busby
Dangar
T. A. Dibba
Vincent Dowling
Ewan Frazer
Alex, Hay
Adrian Knox
Major Holman
A.D.C
Mr. Rowe
R.N
Finn
Alex Hay
Miss Anderson
Mrs. Scot-Skirving
Phillip Morton
Stuart Osborne
Mrs. Pilcher
Suttor
Walker
Edward Knox
M. Iknox
Phipps Hornby
Lassetter
Power
W. Mort
Mort
J. Bell
Reginald Laidley
Chisholm
L. Laidley
Watt
Darley
George Innes
Baskerville
Muriel Williams
Brennan
Neville Dangar
Wentworth
P. Osborne
Wedgwood
Sir Harry Rawson
Australian Natives’ Association
Lady Rawson
Mise Rawson
Metropolitan Hall
Harris Street
Town Hall
Kincumber
Gore Hill
J. T. Goffill
Maurice Shaw
J. J. Quinn
Alfred Elliott
Motuya
Harrison
Elliott
Elott
Braidwood
Sydney Retekah Lodge
No. 2
Sydney
Order of Oddfellows
L.O.O.F. Temple
Elizabeth-street
Prince of Wales
Dyer
Brother Clarke
Order
Australasia
W. C. Bowler
G.W
J. T. Jay
G.T
A. B. B. Glider
A. Spence
G. Dyer
I.P
G.M
F. H. Barnett
P.G.M
J. Webb
Pjg.m
M. Brennan
J. W. Brightfeld
Mrs. Woodrow
Wallendbeen
Hutchinson
Foott
Thos
Holt
Lobb’s Hall
Messrs
F. Smith
W. Powell
Old Times
St. Peter's Church
Richmond
John Elder
William
T. P. Sullivan
N.S.W
Sophia
John Eazy
Grose Vale
Sullivan
J. P. Sullivan
Commonwealth
L. Meyer
E. Ames
E. Dietrich
Lang
Swanton
Jamieson
Rudd
O. Meyer
William Gane Lodge
Newtown
C.F
Oddfellows’ Hall
Wilson-street
Manly
Budd
Lipscombe
Basutoland celebrates British victory over the Dutch
In Maseru Basuto chiefs Lerothodi and Jonathan Maloppo declare eternal loyalty to the British crown after the Bri tish victory over the Dutch. The Commissioner praises the loyalty and promises protection by the British nation as Morena songs echo through the Maluti dawn.
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Maseru
Mualutis
Lerothodi
Jonathan Maloppo
Lumela
Lerethodi
Basutos
Free State
Mafunigalo Etseu Gagolo
Lerothod
Godfrey Lagdon
Emu
Jonathan
Basuto
Moshesh
Bloemfontein
Vrede
Vaal
Basutoland
South Africa
Transvaal
Mafunigalo Etsen Gagolo
Morena
le Tethod
Capetown
Zambesi
Pretoria
Kopje
Reflection on Boers and ethics shown in awakening thought
The narrator muses on studying ethics of the situation and how knowledge would change views of the Boers. A moment of waking interrupts a contemplated reply, and the speaker notes the comfort that ignorance can bring in certain reflections.
Abolition of the Kilt in Highland Regiments Provokes Debate
Reuter reports Highland regiments in South Africa oppose removing the kilt from active fighting kit. Officials say khaki kilts will replace the garment for service, while full dress kilts and tartan heritage are preserved. Parliament questions follow with War Office affirming general rules with Highland exception.
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Reuter
Pretoria
South Africa
Blandslaagte
House of Commons
Orrowing
Ayr Burghs
Secretary of State For War
Weir
Roas and
Cromarty
Allan
Gateshead
Harmsworth
Caithness
Brodrick
Mr. Brodrick
War Office
Bannockburn
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Thaba N’chu
Basuloland
England
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Town and Country Journal
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Alexandra
Great Britain
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