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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
2
The article fragment recalls a 1985 remnant from Faralga Echo with wartime imagery about ANZAC and 2608, mentioning tanks, ships, and a memorial gathering. It includes scattered references to soldiers, a hotel gathering, and a cordial invitation extended to Mr Thos Quints.
In a chaotic report, local sports figures are described with unclear references to Promogyan programs and a major ball at a Tall arena. The piece mentions electorates and revolts, with scattered names such as Violante and Te, and references a destroyed Hawks team in a Tampa setting.
Fragmentary OCR narrates a convoluted romance saga featuring Metiulre and a character named Anthony in a sprawling, drifted plot. The prose drifts through love, deception, and social entanglements with unclear chronology and numerous garbled phrases.
A farewell social honoring Miss Hilda Wiles featured a diverse gathering of friends and community members. Music and refreshments accompanied tributes as attendees reflected on Miss Wiles's time at school and her connections with teachers and relatives.
Correspondence from the Taralya and Guat match depicts stiff play in the Tarvlan and Crookwall Patriot Competition. The report notes fast bowling, close fielding, and the sport’s spirited atmosphere, highlighting key players including the captain and prominent bowlers.
A reader questions team dynamics and pitching balance after a damp game. They imply weather and catcher issues affected batting and defense while noting a specific player’s performance and a prior match account by another writer. The piece references unnamed teams and players in a nostalgic period newspaper voice.
The market lists bale lots from Australia and New England districts with prices across grades. Buyers from Britain Continental and Japan show interest as offerings include topmaking, bright, and superior lines, with bids around 4 to 6 rupees per bale and several lots selling at established quotations.
In Sydney trading the market opened with mixed activity as buyers showed irregular competition. Sheep, lambs, and hoggets were the main contributors, with lower grades cheaper per head while heavy cattle and prime lambs showed steady parity. Prices for beef and mutton reflected light movement and overall demand remained uneven throughout the session.
A partial record of the Croomwell cattle sale held last week, listing prices for merino wethers and ewes, lambs, bulls, and cows. Prices shown include 11/9 to 14/6 for wether ewes, 20/ to 11/10 for merino ewe and wether, and various bids for cattle ranging from two-year-old bulls to cows and heifers. The note references buyers and consignors including Mr George Roden and local bidders, with market activity and livestock items across species and ages.
A fragmentary report from the Coomburn sheep sale records bidding by buyers with strong Merino consignments and crossbred lambs. Prices range from 13 to 17/9 with ewes and wethers four years and younger, noting many entries and multiple buyers present. Our next special sheep sale is scheduled for Tuesday April 26.
At a recent Bunnaby Program Association meeting, officials proposed approaching Mintatar for support on the Bannshy Hanworth road and Mittagong Wombeyan Caves Road links. They argued four gifts for construction would save 76 mallee of haulage costs and should face no opposition. The Mittagona Woruheyan Cave project advances with wood order for theaster nous. The Natta hjre Cauppel's office along Caves Road is to be connected with the arfaiflar Exchange this week.
Obituary notice for Hector King funeral held at Winds Church Ruplain with burial in the Church of England section at Binds cemetery. Procession from hearse to grave followed by family and community mourners. arrangements by Kennedy Funeral Services. local Crookwell Shire Council involvement noted.
Excerpt details Laggan district events with a school Empire Day program and a farewell social for F. Hogan. Activities include a monetary balance, election of officers for 1937, prize for a patriotic child, student recitations, afternoon tea, and presents. The piece notes community figures like Mr. Cullen and Mrs. Cullen, secretary Mrs Walter Walton, treasurer Mr. W B Carter, and party attendees.
A chaotic scene at St Pauls Cathedral Melbourne as the Bishop Dr W Ingram delivered the am solis sermon. The crush of hundreds left many unable to enter or even kneel in the porch as the congregation swelled beyond measure.
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