New Prosperity Foreseen by Australian Leaders
Governor-General Adelaide urges preparation for a new era of prosperity while warning that rapid scientific progress has displaced workers and threats of industrial unrest loom. The piece cites Isaacs, Wells, and Labor figures, arguing for realistic leadership, wage reflects, and united action to avoid strikes and social collapse.
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Adelaide
Excellency
Snowhiell
Sir Isaac Isaacs
Ténne Isaacs
G. Wells
Jeaders
Italy
Mussolini
Australia
Sir Tsane Tsanes
Sports bodies must prepare their cases
A lengthy article reports on sport organisations facing inquiries over sporting goods costs and government duties. It notes a proposed Tari Board inquiry, coverage of Covent Garden Theatre plans, and quotes from figures including O P Wood and Wendell BI. The piece also covers reactions from hockey and cricket groups amid rising costs and calls for exemptions or aid for equipment.
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Tanfy Board
Rapronontathona Ronda
O& Pwalilop
Tore Mien
Stale Pitta
Wendell BI
Wales
Baswbutler
Ifa
Australia Irish imports bolster dairy and egg exports outlook
Hard facts reveal Australia poised for strong trade with Britain and Africa as high quality cattle and dairy stock arrive from Scotland and Kilpatrick stud while egg exports surge to 746,200 dozen weekly peak. Australian dairy expansion, creameries pay farmers over £19,000 in August, and butter output hits a record £41,688 for the season amid new refrigeration methods cutting costs.
Sports law reforms fail to curb poor field play in rugby
A critical review argues that law amendments cannot fix deteriorating rugby play in New Zealand and Australia. It blames evolving playing tendencies, cites past All Blacks and foreign teams, and urges Britain to align with New Zealand and Australia to raise player quality and game standards.
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Pn Rea
Esi
New Zealand
Eldeleampalan
Aftica
Belvore
Mr. Wid
Wallace
Thalt
Pecan
Ustrallan
Cay Deylaa
Macartney, Or, & Braun
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Orion Gregory
H McDonnald
Aviae
Binge
Fulea
New South Wales
Queensland
Warntale
W.s. Wallace
George Smith
I. Roberts
J. Huntorn
G. Deans
McGregor
J.mynott
Charles Seeling
D., Gallagher
John Hickey
C. H. MecKlvatt
Py Woods
Crimichast
C. Ruswelly
Ward Prenden
Tom Richards
Seralani
Britain
Australia
Tenom
South Sydney
Peculiar Figures- South Sydney vs Western Suburbs clash
South Sydney and Western Suburbs have met nine times in three seasons with a lopsided record favoring South Sydney. South Sydney won seven of nine matches. the stronger side has often conceded penalties. Last Saturday Balmain beat West, raising questions about penalties and breaches heaped on both sides.
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Western Suburbs
Weat
AL Ganica
Balmain
Anomalies in Wimbledon Economics Highlight Global Talent Draw
A fragmented critique notes that high spending and overseas talent attract crowds, while domestic success does not guarantee financial strength. The British governing body earns revenue from Wimbledon and related events, but shifts in funding affect the sport’s personnel pool and international appeal.
Too Many Men in MCC Team Sparks Ashes Debate
Archibald MacLaren criticizes MCC for fielding too many players in selection for the Ashes. His remark follows MCC choosing sixteen players, a move seen as possibly aiding Australia. Historical note recalls English teams of twelve with manager and players, while Australian selections varied in early 1900s.
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M.C.C
Archie MacLaren
Rchiy Maclaren
Cricleton
Engand
Australia
Wiaters
Veteran badge marks honors for international amateur athletes
E5 marks a veteran badge for Australian officials who have served amateur athletics. The badge, shaped like a cup, bears the letters I A A F and recognizes four recipients this year. Japanese swimmers Mada and others impressed officials, while mechanical timing devices revolutionized finishes. Bruce Wilson’s reinstatement and the Fittorian AAA application progress were noted, with Australian teams set to compete in December through February across states except Western Australia.
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Australia
Elven
AvaLralie
Bruce Wilson
Taylor
Bruce Wilsan
Sydoey
Fto
Wes
Jor
Marke
Lawith Ragard
Te Fittorian Aaa
Wester Austral
Changed days in sculling show fading of old champions
The piece reflects a decline in sculling involvement among top athletes and backers. It notes former leaders like Mick Rush and Jim Stanbury fading from competition, while sponsors and public interest wane. It highlights health issues and a general lack of new inducements drawing youths to the sport compared with past dominance by figures such as Paddon, Felton, and Towns.
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Mick Rush
Hickey
Ned 'Trickott
Blas Laycock
Bil Beach
Jim Stanbury
Harry Searle
Petar Konig
George Towns
Groat
Cluimpione
Timi
Toad
Australia team confident after strong showing in games
The report praises Australia’s performance and material quality for future championships. It highlights key performers Dennis, Dunedin Gray, Bobbie Praree, Bonnie Mewing, Mool Rywn, and G. A. Golding among others, and notes plans for training ahead of Empira games while coach Terry Jett prepares the return to South Africa after the Games.
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Los Angeles
Stlen Late Dennis
Dunedin Gray
Bobbie Praree
Bonnie Mewing
Mool Rywn
G. A. Golding
I Senrfa
Terry Jett
South Africa
Hoglanth
Man Learns Endurance as Ocean Dives Break Record
Charles Ziebelmann, an American without legs, attempted an endurance swim from Dover to Cultral and back in August. He stayed in the water for 106 hours 15 minutes, setting an underwater record in the United States. He spoke of past life events and recalled a childhood accident in Chicago.
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Calais
Chantel
Charmel
Calis
Charles Zishelmini
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Iebelmann
United
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Dolly Mall
Nile
Hofolulw
Chavinel
Nivale Wien
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Tod
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