Pavilion Opens At Taralga With Local Entertainment
The Taralga Echo reports the pavilion officially opened last Saturday in a community event featuring a brass band, social dances, and a sermon. Local groups and authorities organized the program with musicians, seating, and refreshments for attendees.
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C. Blades
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Aoaven
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Levale
Woluck
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Richlands Tennis Team Beats Goulburn Visitors in Friendly
Richlands tennis club hosted a mixed day of play with a Goulburn team visiting. The locals triumphed 7 35 to 69 games as players from Ludhure and nearby towns joined the event, with postmatch praise for hospitality.
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Goulburn
Miter
Elliott
Ludhuire
Eboke
Hagar
Sy Fy Iycheon
Bannaby Hanworth Tennis Club Match Report
Players from Bannaby and neighboring clubs contested a Saturday tennis fixture featuring mixed singles and doubles. Notable results included Moores and Jamieson defeating O Connor and Syl, with several closely fought games and a last set tension. The day concluded with Bannaby set to meet Karwar on Sunday March 5, with play starting at 1 pm and expectations high for a clean, competitive encounter.
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Hanworth Tenis Chub
Tks
Taecoms
Eels
Moores Ware Jamieson
O'Connor
Syleto Ayn J Wolgpe
Atte An Pearce Sain Oconae
Ata Jenlai
Handley
Ava
Vie Sk Jungiesom Uni Stephenson
Oconnew
J. Whipp
Len
Stephenson
Guidi
Clock Ant
Stephen
Shea
Lien Stene
Aston
Whippoaves
Tan Soonane
Cathad Stiiy
Cathad Stiiy"s Tcaoagn Fo
Hilroy Ant Hendley
Menes
Apa Hundley
Stephenton
Mre
Click
O'Cannnon
Races Set At Binge Under ARC Rules
Races to be held at Binge for ten days under the supervision of Bikes Mace Chub and ARC officials. Weights allotted are described as even or ap fall in the incomplete OCR note.
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ARC
Graven Gullen Trials At Graton Gate Saturday Next
Entries list for the Graven Gullen trials show Dean among participants for the iate event at Graton Gate on Saturday. Wandicaps awarded appear hereunder with the entries and prizes noted.
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Dean
Graton Gate
Stone Quarry Farm Life in Taraiga District Events
The report describes farming work with plowing, livestock, and social events in Taraiga District. A motor car parade and a dance night at Mrs Walab’s residence highlight community entertainment. Doris Berlin performs at Lily Queen on Wednesday, with local agriculture and dances marking the season.
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Taraiga
Polsio
Jew Las
Avery Tral
Faralga
Ube
Steve Guurey
Walab
Doris Berlin
Wisconsin County Women’s Association Meeting Notes
The CyaukWoll Hrumch of Lhe Cou ty Womens Annaviation bay est Wowitiana Oi RIG aketa haber for Hovitauion or conference. Meetings on April 20 21 and 28 focus on recruitment and member outreach through a general policy to align with readied topics and a plan to honor Conte Gxmeuuive with memory and support for branches.
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Mullie Cayley
MikFutida Wuestin
Svidlers
RSPCA Animal Welfare Debate and Society Funding
The article discusses the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the 186 work of the society, outlining travel, inspection duties, and calls for support. It notes proposed funding, subscription details, and the society’s role in enforcing animal welfare, with mentions of inspection travel and potential costs.
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Royal
Amiovala
Hock
Yall
Howeande
Naga
Vomierts
TumsenrouBhowe
Hamantania
Vidhur
Sacha Athes
Meeting of De A P and H Society Committees
A fragmented record of a De A P and H Society meeting held at Brookrell Literary Institute at 7 night. Attendees include Munara A Cubley McCarasee Joe Plumb W. Lows W. D. Foumble Trevarthun Godhew Liemry Dooley Cullen Keith and others. Minutes confirmed. Discussions cover space for Joe Ashton defense show pavilion, admission fees for showday, a medal prize, showground charges, and a plan for a two shillings sixpence fee for three days with a display plan. The meeting notes note show arrangements for Friday March 5 and weather considerations.
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Beld
He ‘Brookrell Literary Inaututa
Munara
A. Cubley
Ted
McCarasee
Joe Plumb
W. Lows
W. D. Foumble
Trevarthun
Godhew
W. J. Liemry
Plumb
Dooley
Cullen
WG. Keith
W. Chara
Seretne
Yaensieg
Asm
Donald
Churchill
Abel
Arnona
McDonald
W. M. McDonald
Tim
Lowe
Stoerter
Seeing the Duke Alive 100 Tour to Tasmania Promoted
The Young Australia League seeks 100 boys aged 11 to 46 for a Tasmanian tour during school holidays. Depart Sydney April 9 arrive Hobart 11, visiting Launceston Mount Wellington and workplaces, with Royal visit sights. Cost about £19 10s covers boat, rail, meals, and lodging. applications to Hudson House Sydney.
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Young Australia League
Tasmania
Sydney
Hobbart
Hobart
Launcanton
Melbourne
Mte
Mount Wellington
Deylson Gorge
San
Nalrane
Launceston
Hudson Houas
Bighntree
Memorial Service for John Keith and George McDonald
Combined memorial service at the Presbyterian Church honored the late John Keith and George McDonald. The Rev. J. Craig delivered the sermon on immortality, praising their public spirit, kindness, and lifelong church involvement while noting the gap their departures created in the community.
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John Keith
Mr. G. McDonald
Wev. J
Craig
Roteillo
Well Presbyterian Church
Bunda
George McDonald
Scotland
John Kalth
Sieorge McDonald
Juudern
Goulburn Trotting Club Eyes Planned £700 Meeting
A Goulburn Trotting Club meeting is outlined with a provisional date and a two day program. First day features races including District Trot and Handicaps at various distances with stakes from £15 to £100. Second day lists Handicap trials, the Blowards Mile and the Antanin Cup among other events with substantial purses.
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Goulburn
Kushoon
Seutlern District Confecture delegates meet and vote
Delegates from the Seutlern District Confecture gathered to discuss the Southern Legion conference aims. Resolutions called for a propagandist committee, stronger district council stand, and extending branch membership while planning an annual conference. A Sunday river trip and a hospitality welcome concluded the visit.
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Aslcy
Yass
Wolla
Towisham Egmatory
Mars Cathedral
Abe
Bruce
W. Cook
Dawes
P Dwyer
KR Fietde
Jan
Thompson
Alt. Leary
Awyeh
Laonara
Bessel
Symthe
W. Karenty
Prohibition Debate Highlights National Life Debate
A fragmentary report discusses Prohibition's impact on public life and youth. It argues that enforcement failures and widespread illicit activity fueled disobedience, crime, and social unrest, while liberty concerns and government costs shaped electorate views.
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