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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
2
The July 1 1877 Taralga Echonews reports a valedictory farewell service in Taralga with Roy J Reamiite presiding. Members and clergy lauded Bramble and the town's devotion. attendees asked for support as he nears departure. The gathering featured speeches, prayers, and a festive mood marking communal farewell.
In a hard fought match Taralga edged Crookwell 46 to 8 after a tense first half. Prominent plays featured Crookwell interceptions and Taralga forward bursts with key passes leading to late scoring bursts and a comfortable final margin.
In a chaotic match Taralza failed to handle the ball and cooperate, allowing Detter farm to pull ahead at times. Brighter moments showed Taralza’s passing under pressure, while defenders struggled with miscommunication and hesitant ball control throughout the contest.
The Convent School boys journeyed to Richlands Monday for a rough triadly game. Richlands, short handed 11 to Taralga’s eight, dominated play in the Taralga territory and secured a 26 to 0 victory amid heavy tackling and constant ball control.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a football stadium scene at Newtown and Wentworth Park with multiple unclear names and events. The passage references a game stoppage and several garbled phrases about players and locations, but no coherent facts or outcomes can be established.
Croker who had been seriously ill and operated on at Montvaes Private Hospital is improving. The article notes a solemn period of illness and sympathy from friends, mentions Mr George Maynard senior recovering, and reports a funeral at Hills Cemetery. Hockey Club social event raised funds and featured local attendance and music.
A garbled tale from a transit morning recounts a passenger asking a guard about a “fest train” and four holes in a door. Mixed dialects describe travelers bewildered by odd questions, absent minded conduct, and a comic exchange over a mistaken rail stop.
With deep regret the Bannaby district records the death of Mrs Whipp at 6 am on Saturday June 110s. She lived in Hannay all her life and leaves a large family including daughters Mrs Sart Jeffrey and Mrs Whaphewsong plus Mr Georgy Whipp and Mr A Whipp. The Rev P Bramble conducted the funeral. mortuary arrangements were by Mr P Fitusibban.
In the early hours of Thursday Mrs Robina Robinson passed peacefully away at Goulburn District Hospital. The greatest sympathy is expressed for her husband and the children left behind. The remains were interred in the Presbyterian portion of the Glaus Quarry Cemetery.
Mrs Williamson, widow of the late Mr Thomas Williamson of Tarunga, died in Richlands during Saturday night. Survived by sons Thos, Frederick, Wallnes, George, Cecil, and daughters Mrs Cameron, Mrs Gale, Mrs McDonald, and the Selle Williamson. Interment in Presbyterian portion of James Rurnsy Cemetery. Mortuary arrangements by Mr P S Bitaethbou.
The article details a method of hand feeding sheep including costs per sheep per year, with figures from experience. It notes land, freight, and canage costs, wage allowances, and a daily feeding rate of 24p per sheep. It mentions Ayr Pend able and a birthday exhibition, plus a veteran planter hosting an event.
Resident describes stepping over a log and encountering a brown snake. The creature coiled and appeared ready to strike but spared the person as the sun lowered. Neighbors observed the snake in a paddock area and noted the danger to walkers nearby.
Fragmented article notes a Scottish migration delegation planning a voyage from Scotland to Australia titled Back to Beollsod. It outlines a tour by sea to promote skilled migration with a large Australian-British audience invited, including officials and 550 representatives. It mentions a luxury voyage, Plymouth landing, and коordination with Scottish talks to persuade home communities.
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