Richlands estate sale and farm progress noted
Mr Howard, purchaser of a 256 acre unimproved estate tract, plans to expand at Richlands with 70 acres cultivated. He foresees railway progress to Taralge boosting potato and grain production, highlights high market prices from Silvey, and notes Rosehill dairy herd and windmill water supply. Industry interest grows as farming improves efficiency and grading systems boost profitability.
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Tennis Burrows Tournament Finals Report
Max Gray defeated J. F. Vager in a 6 2 4 0 final set to win the Burrows tournament. Gray showed early dominance as he succeeded in taking two straight games, with bold serving and precise placements.
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Max Ghray
J. F Vageral
Cray
Crookwell Tournament Promises Busy Weekend
The Crownwell Club hosts a provincial event with most matches for women and the final of the Southern Tablelands Singles Championship. Exhibition matches feature international players. Notable entrants include Mrs Ty Martin, Mrs Fenny, Moura, Fitzgerald, Gates, Meare, and Gray Hyonfoie.
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Crownwell
Hullrday
Intarwate
Ty Martin
Mlre
Fenny
Wut
Moura
Fitagerald
Gates
Meare
Gray Hyonfoie
Show Society Smoke Concert in Taraiga Meeting
The Taraiga A P and H Society held a hearty Wednesday gathering with song, Bennett, and readings. Members and guests praised the society’s shows, urged continued support, and thanked organizers and patrons for promoting the district spirit and profits of future exhibitions.
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Taraiga ‘A. P. and
H. Society
Det Wook
Mosars
W. J. Sanderson
C. P. Goodhew
Eual Croke
Theo. Corby
J. H. Dale
Mollie Ward
Mat Finlayoon
Pia
Wald
Nat
Edie McAlister
A. P. Oh
Taralma
Avp
Stn Bora
Aftisen
Toroixe
Taralga District Timber Forests and industry prospects
A report describes Taralga District timber resources led by Red Box, Red, Blue and Grey Gum, and White Stringy Bark. Mr. Croke notes thousands of feet of timber on his property and potential for local saw mills to energize employment and export, aided by rail. The piece also mentions regional industry hopes, south and north coast comparisons, and plans for future coverage.
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Croke
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