Fragmented Chess In Aushélia Free Insurance Oddity
A garbled fragmentary report mentions chess events in Aushélia and free insurance payments. It references individuals like Victoria and Jeannie, clubs such as Millon Club, and a state championship tourney. Mentions of foreign teams and women’s world championship participants appear amid unclear lines.
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Haya
Teanis
Pragua
Wintieh Eroplro
Austria
Betehin
Cxrechontovakia
Dermark
Phthonia
Finland
France
Germany
Bol+ Jana
Homenny
Italy
Level
Givhienia
Norway
Poll Lniders
Rotununta
Spain
Switzerland
Swerhin
United Winter
Agi Yurodavia
Antrica
Uie
Stavenson
Mea Waulf-Keliner
Mim Menehik
Grechaslo
Vakin
Fyanttloly W. Menthol
Ore Many
Pinker Yeakow
Swoton
Thorn
College of the Blind
Whittington
Worcester
Laurie Companion
Footballers Benefit Under Comprehensive Cover
Porty-Siy cheques totaling £221 13s 8d are paid this week under The Referee Free Insurance Scheme for sportsmen to insure against injury. The article notes the scheme as the paper’s unique offer and urges cricketers and other players to join, listing numerous addresses and names of subscribers.
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Porty-Siy
Smith
Atasen
Bhraken Nigar
Atrained Munch
Fad
Cin Tikes
Len UN Wndar
Echomo
Registration coupon offer on insurance terms and rewards
A vintage advertisement invites readers to fill a coupon for registration with Smith's News papers. It mentions conditions and benefits including advance payment on death of a named individual, eligibility for various sport and leisure events, and exclusions. The document lists multiple addresses and names, offering rewards and detailing how payments are delivered and collected.
Doan's Ointment Story From Sydney Woman
Sydney woman cured of piles by Doan's ointment is recounted in a testimonial that mentions repeated use and relief. The account references a local reader, names several individuals and places, and emphasizes success after trial of the remedy.
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Sydney
Doan
Cricket Economies Imperative in New South Wales
The article surveys Australian cricket, detailing NSW figures on premium costs and the influence of veteran players like Togamton and Aviptrall. It notes Lord Mayor of London ties, England tours, and a 1882 Oval Test, highlighting long-standing club leaders from 1872 to present, including North Sydney, Western Suburbs, and Manly, with Horrocks’ form in Beneland and county echoes in Lancashire.
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Gqueat Eaglishman Oo T
Stull
Tomoun
Strald
Mts
Lord Mrayur
Lanton
Hom
Aenre
Sydney
Australia
Finty-Ninn
A. Benn Merit Hoan
Mort Melbourna
Glivan
Wold
North Sydney
Western Suburbs
Balmain Guiney
Paddington
Manly
Horrocks
Beneland
Lancashire
Torrocks
Iuvany
V C A Decision Upset by Marylebone Club
The V C A pennant row ends in a draw after a ruling on late wickets and a letterman’s presence. Marylebone C C argues the higher committee’s interpretation conflicts with tradition and a formal appeal awaits at the next Auphet meeting.
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Mt Pratin
V.C.A
Marylebone O
Elfrut
Enimton
Bkedy
Vrathan O
Wes
St. Eliza
Pix
Kido Elaluvo
V.C.A. Termant
Skiing Season Under Dark Weather Rumors at Chalet
Report covers early season alpine action near Charlotte's Pass with riders testing jumps and setting training plans for the Interallied race. Notables include Hughes and Doran preparing for a 0 mile dash to the Chalet, while Victorian and Kandahar clubs field seasoned teams led by Captain Dr B T Cats and international star Thomas Mitchell.
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APHIS
Charlotte's Pass
Pontecont
Sverre Kenton
Anata
Boone
Tia Cu
Tnd
Hughes
Doran
Khindra
Lie
Ms.w
B.T. Cats
Ian “Aliver Koff
Kandahar
Switzerland
Thoman Mitchell
Australia
Ming Moore
Queensland
I Collina
J. Biggs
Collins
New Zealand Cricketers In England Show Strong Form
New Zealanders impressed in England tests with notable bowling by I B Growl and aggressive innings by Bakewell and Kerr. Gloucestershire and Derbyshire provided stern opposition amid rain delays, ending one match in a draw while another showcased resilient batting by Weir Lowry and Merritt before disruptive weather paused play.
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Onder Bkivas
Growl
Cirencestershire
Nie
Iiidons
Parker
Goddard
Dovisiona
New Zealand
Leivestershire
Alec Snelling
Gloucestershire
Hammond
Derbyshire
Naval
Dempster
Slater
Benind
Miithes
Mitchall
Blunt
Laningstead
Jomea
Merritt
Érlekat
Jamey
Citigho
Mitchell
Hiv Makea
Galnaborough
Mira Bola
Millemeehie
Elther
Cully
Thera
Nortiangtongiire
Wea Nolatle
Vinloga
Bakewell
Nny Englint
Australia
West
Lowry
Vivian
Nel Mere
Bakewell la
Botunon
Hheta
Hall
Shlemitch
New
Mora Chelala
Wos Gnolly
Timms
Vickors
Vietory
Q C A Executive Laments Exhibition Venue Costs
A Brisbane cricket body weighs moving away from Woolloongabba Exhibition Ground to reduce losses and exclude non paying members. The plan aims to cut running costs, but faces opposition over Test matches and public access. Financials show modest net gains 1925 to 1929 then a fall in 1930, prompting a careful review of the grounds and future fixtures.
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Sheffield
Simount
Elana
Coarly Browne
West
Stare Wieller Tha DA
Sean
Eneland
Woolloongabba
Dita
Queene
Uin
Contre
Brisbane
C.A
Eliighely
Boeland
Q.C.A
Finncu
Olalon
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Aushélia
Feores
Miueway
Wilt d
W. Brown
Micken
J. Wistrtt
J. O. Henderson
J. A. Annald
Jaen OI
Victoria A
Shi
Wyeth Oi
Saidere
Jeannie
Wid Wen
Tenma
Atooly
Dicky
Fu Ae Sepea Ai Mia
G. Gordon Oo
Es Tad
Total
Mosler Ignors A
Mle EL Wiecha
Fe Thommon
Conaldorn
Nik Anhet
Witenn
Woothall
Park
Th. J
Andrew's Golf Coit
Blackown
Vochler
L. O
Corlewin Bt
Bondl
Tickwell
Brougham &J
Darlinghurst
Ratfoe
Brown
Fentoombs
Brangemoe
Hinton
Gwoly Fr
Peters Chamier
Gorth Ave
Petersham
A. PO
Stewart
A.mitlner
Tonfick
Morwurether
Noa Brindt
G. Aw Ryan
Gratto
Genwa J
Morriiney Ge
Iurtes
Anza Pila
Konalmnton
Afereanaie
W. Au
Hinemon
Kingsway
Cronin
Rocheaster St
Tometz
Tohnpon
Lidsville
Wilts
Cronulla
Eniaetia W
Dack
Dickens
Caanin
DO Lowes
Teralba T
Chandler
Ian
Causeway
Baller
Neleh
Bure
Nuri Gt Ag
Strat
Mowmun
Coqupon
T Voetreti
Keompuintely
Andran
Bmell
K. Wi
Bireek
Bodmin
A. J
Millairyral
Mosman Sweeney
V. Fi
Bering
Streat
Batgowinh
Murwory Struat
Hornaby
Bineb
Od Barker
Brecht
Gy Parker
Watson
Te Bourke Bt
Gootanvundra
Wales
Et G
Honean
P.O
Torrl
Shelton St
Allumly
Gans
Re Gy
Ath King St
Mas. Gary
Mentor Strat
Candela
Librady
D. Blasett Gt
Kempacs
Magnug
T. B
Burwood
Burwea
Porson
Tiene -Werkm
Oglateredt
Tendos
Lala Ann
Mnalian
Aioh
Netity
Burt
Athol Etreul
Romiaelys
Hove
Man Co
Ynore
Hamilton Brust
Bydneys
N.S. Wales
Oriolet Togamton
Oriolel Aasneleuan
Dainimi
Alokuoy
Rome
Chile
Tim Fubors
Meliiona
A. W
Rydor Julaguites
Centro
Ab A
Gaxlndo
Douth
Darcai
I. Oh
Dontueon
Iadius
Boa. Ouger
Dy Ievay
A. Digalion
HuTie
exeerLive
Marylebone C.c
England
Cromb
Australian
MLS
Don Bradman
Mick Simons
Heve
Hrodman” Yara
Sykes
Don
Tooll
Mick Simmons
Woith Don Bradman
Mick Simmons Lim
WAY Market
Gouldanr Sport
Tooheys Pilsener
Tooh
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