PUNTERS CRASH RACING AT MENANGLE
Report from Menangle Park Racing Club meeting with details on maiden welter handicap and Flying Handicap events. Notable horses, odds, and trainers listed, including Goomalara, Bayami ne, and Carrity Wuapjentyivey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menangls Park Racing Club
Turtay
Cippay
Kiveeley
Chom Noma Court
Fey Cendeets
Yeaeeresses
A. Hegan
Goomalara
Wetee
Korens
Fyre
Reretrat
N. de Atartedrs
Devidace
Tae. Crackneili
Syracuse
C. Mermfed
Ea Glee
Maree CW
Cracketll
Lowery Crystal Fier
Chuweell
Colorado
J. Himpeco
Coonsiara
Percival
Huta
Waseda University Rugby Team Plans Australia Tour
The Japan Rugby Union reports Waseda University will tour Australia, departing July 8 and arriving in Sydney in August. The schedule includes matches against Villers, the University, and other teams, with dates from August 18 to August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.5.w. Rugby Union
Mela! Advicw
Japan
Waseda University
Teprerrola
Waseda Universite
Rydney Aris
Agruet
Www. Naghy Union
Ktds
Villers
Aumeet
Untyeormity
Newrmplle
Aupuet
Manly
Aurupi
Queensland Player Hinged on Rugby League Showdown
The young Thieneville winger Li Hing impressed in the Saturday match against Quernaine, signaling he is certain to be included for the next meet. Coach King plans to test further options with wing pairs Cre and Henertare while Spencer and UW may return but likely remain on the bench.
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Thieneville
Li Hing
Aeria
Wits Quernaine
Vetteriay
Express
King
Obenin
Haelness Femme
Henertare
Bpencer
UW Heen
Lang Finds Work Plans Amid Unemployment Relief
Fremier Mr Lang decides to help the unemployed by creating paid work in Newoanthe and Randwick. The relief committees expect to place about £1000 in wages and secure further employment opportunities for others.
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Tue Fremier
Lang
Newoanthe
Randwick
Thia
Coal for the Navy Lumpers Seek Higher Pay Rate
Workers at Newrasile demand about ten cent per hour more wage for lumpers employed by the navy. They accuse the department of wanting a rate higher than the one Paewe previously set. The department hopes to settle the dispute without paying the extra rate.
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Bhaca
Newrasile
Ure
Lighting complaints prompt city lighting committee appeal
A deputation from the White Way block of the City Dock Association urged the Lord Mayor to remedy grievances about lighting in Hick A'ln area. They cited inadequate illumination hindering patrols and safety, noting costs and hours of lighting as major concerns.
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Gillart Doyle
Coote
Present theft during wedding celebration noted
Fragmentary text reports someone taking presents and bride’s jewelry during a wedding reception, with unclear timing and details. Names, places, and dates are missing or illegible. Further context is needed to identify individuals or location.
Industrial Commission to Review Maw South Wales Fire Brigades Award
The Industrial Commissioner Mr Pillington heard the appeal on the conciliation commission award with wage scales and conditions for Maw South Wales Fire Brigades. The award sets living wage issues, working hours and allowances including marriage and family benefits, valid until February 1984.
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Maw South Wales Fire Brigades
Pildington
Carnival Dances Promised in Town Halls for Royal Worth Shore Aid
Fundraising dances planned at Chatewood Masonic Hall Chatweed Town Hall and Astor Masonic Hall to aid the Royal Worth Shore. Stetred badges and schedules noted for the charity event with activities tomorrow night.
Military staff movements and assignments update
Lieutenant C D Fergus of the Argyll and Butcherland Highlanders returns to Sydney from New Zealand with furlough to the Governor General Bic Charis Ferguson and will rejoin his regiment at Cairo. Other officers retire, transfer, and appointments include A B Kerr succeeding A Gurdon Weache, J Weecho moving to Justice David son, A C Walesee sailing to England as captain of the W S W Fugh Union team, and a British major delegation led by Archibald Boydie traveling to Sydney before heading to Singapore.
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C. D. &. Fergus
Argyll and Butcherland Highlanders
Bydney
Mahens
New Zealand
A. B. Kerri
Ming
Parramatte
A. Gurdon Weache
Divorde
Justice Geen
Weecho
Justice Davidson
Ceavelate
Kir
A. C. Walesee
England
W. Fughy
Books of Alp Right of Possession Case Decided
Justice Davidson delivered a chambers ruling on an application by John Fespvest secretary of the Latchhardt breach seeking a prohibition against a prior order. The judge granted the rule nisi with costs, noting involvement by Mr Carey and counsel for the ALP officials amid the Central Ne department proceedings.
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John Fespvest
Machintel
Latchhardt
Justice Gorden
Sn Jung
Walliam
Camphir
B.M
Longtime rail department official to retire after 43 years
After nearly forty three years in the railway department, District Trade Superintendent Afr. J. Fr. Giwith will retire on Thursday. He began in September 1875 and served in roles including district traffic inspector at Sydney and Goulburn, and later as inspector and sewer director. Other staff moves include transfers to metropolitan areas and Canadian and American postings.
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Allway Department
Afr
Giwith
Thuredey
Mr. Smith
Sydney
Goulburn
Newt Wren
Armetehie
Central Bistion
Cats Working
A. Micensin
Nichoten
United Btataa Rubber Co
Lilhpow
Mpisilnt
Australasia, Ltd
M’kenels
C. Thormomon
Aorang
Viel
Canada
Wide scope insurance bill to be introduced after millenium
The Royal Commission on Insurance chairmen report on a federal wage earner scheme to cover workers and employers with government, sickness and invalid allowances. Senator Millen, based in Sydney, leads the push as Australians note the scheme aims for maternity and child allowances and incapacity provisions. The bill schedules contributions and benefits, aligning with international trends in national insurance.
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Royal Commission On Insurance
Ie Iow
Sydney
Royal Comenie
Ion
Commonwealth
Employera
Pedera
Florence
Friend's Shame Caught With Wife Pettitioner Bale
A petitioner recounts marital betrayal involving his friend Bale and his wife Ethel Johnson in Birisbees. The couple reportedly fled to Port Jude Faller with a Counturing companion and later disappeared after travel with a man named Hansen. The petitioner alleges suspicion, consent requests, and a train journey that led to the wife’s disappearance.
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Petitioner Bale
Bat
Birisbees
Ethel Johnson
Port Jude
Patipsar
Toowoomba
Hansen
Stoneham
Wellington Steamer Collision in Heavy Seas Alarms Crew
In heavy seas the Miramar Kaur at Newcastle faced huge waves that ripped a steering rod and damaged the rudder. Despite repeated strain the crew replaced the broken part with a steel bow mooring to steady the vessel as it pranged forward.
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Miramar Kaur
Newcastle
Org
War era trade report reviews empire advantage gains
A British led delegation reports on war time trade shifts within the empire. They note Britain’s car production repurposed to war needs and thousands of skilled workers moving to America as factories there stay active. The group seeks feasibility of altering care types for Australia and New Zealand to boost trade.
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Boyd Carpenter
Coronel A. Hacking
A A. Pann
Dasland
Australia
Delugaes
Aursaun
New Zealand
Gil Boyd Fergeld
Mary
America
Ube
Weather Chart Fails to Render Clear Forecast
Fragment of a weather page shows garbled text with scattered phrases about temperatures wind and precipitation. The readable parts mention forecasts and regional references but no definite conditions or times.
Mystery among garbled lines hints at city court case details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a court in New South Wales with references to individuals and dates but lacks clear names or actions. The readable bits suggest a legal matter or filing, yet specifics are obscured making precise summary impossible.
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Min Effie Fellows
CUT Glass
China Berkmans
Market St
Stuart
Menangle
GAT Glory
Carrity Wuapjentyivey Fiarg
Mamlet
Alry
Tmp
Nis Rove
Iene
Ils
Sadmwlaam
C- G. Rewit Arenh Telifesibing
Paces
Mera
Fadlote
Bauer
Three Cw
Aeacaeahs
Euteris En Tritton Encino TV
Wate Tersis
Ueto Piri'Kennay
Bartha Ti
Marden Betting
Chermer
Whispering Bama
Bk Glone
T Bar Triilica
Seber
Aueried
Reinine
Saulus
Orrensiemd
Tervar
Matthews de Coquelles
Deewaarssenbeet
Bayamine de Magydy Timp
A (Farthing
Wisner
C. Mea
Orosn
Usman
Davaerde
Delain
Goadera
Roar
C. Water
Aeaafow
Rualnat Cogurites
Marhei
Havarda
Bere
Bert
Nippon
Queensland
White Way
Btuart Doyle
Mark Bilge
Cornwell
Ealing
Convent
Meenager
Piatnally Mdepartman
Forbes
Melbourne
Woleed
Rolin
TSE
Industrial Arbitration Court
Bir Archibal
Boydee
Alt Fes
Ainc
IbWe
Metourrie
Bydnay
Grisbang
Blngapore
Seustor Millen
Bed Mie Bydney
Commonwealth Bank
Tone Maurines
Vanes
Millen
Sat
Wellington
Tuemiay
U.S.A
Evening News
Tasmani
Aalad
Ates
UfaTin Bagge
Dalment Pd
Muenias
Wilkie Haris
Buerems Court of Wew Bouth Waler—Matrinsoais Caemn Durtedieten
Wlef Unt
Baten Arthun Gumocaw Pailower Gad Bey Ciliam Dupcan Buapendor
ASPRO
Mtnsumance
Romnst
Kineara
Bathurat Street
Cathedral
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