Jamestown and Gladstone Clash In Close Premier Match
The fourth meeting of the season ended in a tight finish with Jamestown defeating Gladstone by a narrow margin after a see-saw first half at Crystal Brook. Attendees praised defense and forward work, with standout marks from Atkins Gale Harra and Dick Gale, while many players contributed across both sides.
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Te Oretaway
Aroound
Harcin
Ren
Jamestown
Millbone
Bollitt
Gladstone
Anica Ron
White
Ae Gladatons
Batloon
Gale
Johnstope
Pepna
Gibbs
Clift
Harris
Hogg
Millhouse
Sone Sod
McKenzie
Beoree
Hartig
Fleming
Milhouse
Fogarty
McKay
Brown
Giedatone
Duslop
McAvamey
Kearney
E. Hollitt
Shannon
Eseres
Daghee
McKensie
Soe
Giptetone
Vane
Johnstone
Sentre
Penns
Penna
Slattery
Jobustons
Jobnstone
Give
Cross
Dlay
Dawon
Atkins
Hill
Dawes
R. Hollitt
Wogarty
P. Beery
Souter
Laurie Atkins
Dick Gale
Les Fogarty
Eric Brown
Vic. Johnson
Jim Harra
Peter Barry
Bob Yates
Hollitt Brom
Byers
Gordon Kearney
Kan
Karen
Piane
Frvaineniy
Wall
Cliff
Gibba
Spain
Special train to Cryata Brook unites local matches schedule
A special train departs Saturday at 1:45 p.m. for Cryata Brook with 6:40 p.m. return. The revived program lists Yacka versus Nerridy and other fixtures at Georgetown from July 30 through September 10 with K and GL notes for umpires and ground rules for first-class matches and finals.
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Cryata Brook
Yacka
Nerridy
Gulpare
Georgetown
Goluers
Galmarea
Narridy
Gulosre
Tacka
Gulnare
Iat
Ord
Seni
Leo
Umpies
Firat-Camed
Pisce
Acnoi-Finala
Gladstone matches set for August 13 charity game
Local clubs plan an oval match between married and single men to raise funds for the Soldiers Memorial. Skippers B Hill and C Berry lead strong lineups with about thirty married players and many regulars among the bachelors. An afternoon tea sale and capable umpire are arranged for the event.
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Gladstone
Soldiers’ Memorial Fund
L. Harris
B. Hill
C. Berry
Aicht
Mera
W. C. Cook
Ohner
King
E. Hollitt
B. Hollits
E. Gale
Higgins
R. Glenn
L. Cheek
A. Lao
0 . Kearney
G. McKay
McKensie
Brooke
Anni
Hinks
C. Een
Bachs
Cook
Lech
Eestee Hae
Teffery
Lawash Li ii
W. Sexton
E. Leo
F. White
Woman and Ocean Depths Across Ages
A fragmentary survey notes Arctic Ocean depth at 13 200 feet Pacific 32 098 Atlantic 31 338 Indian 22 968 feet. It cites coal mining shifts from 990 000 miners producing 280 million tons to 1 400 000 producing 30 million tons. A nineteenth year bride becomes mother in law and step relative chain. A quote on tongue restraint and a Baroota man made peace justice in 1881.
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Arctic Ocean
Pacific
Atlantic
New York
Priestly Hillam
Baroota
Alma Halls Dance Aids Riverton Presbytery Fund
A Wednesday evening dance in Alma Hall raised funds for the Riverton Presbytery with Mre Schwarz praised for organizing. Miss Hogan won the ladies prize and Mr Frank Smyth the gentlemen prize. Misa M Barry played piano and T Schwert violin. a dainty supper followed.
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Alma
Alma Hall
Riverton
Mre Schwarz
T. Schwert
Hamley
Revere
Acores
Hawley Rovers
Tarlee
Stockport
Rovers
Owen Vy Hawley
Homley
Jeffries
Everard Central
W. Mutter
Mount Templeton Peace Hall
Mra W. Mutter
Mias B. Smith
Howard
King —Ladies
Mra J. Motter
Genta
Umbrella
W. Seaman
Mies B. Motter
J. Motter
O'Connell
M.C
Moters J
W- Green
J. Green
Hales
Kelly
Unlawful wine possession case at Solomontown Police Court
John Peter Olsen faced Police Court with D C Scott presiding for unlawfully carrying away wine from the Railway Hotel during prohibited hours. Evidence showed a bottle given by licensee McEntee, with witnesses differing on possession. Olsen was fined £2 plus costs of 15 shillings.
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John Peter Olsen
D. C. Scott
Solomontown
T.C. Martin
J. Warren
G. F. Seeale
J. McEntee
Sessile
McEntee
Svidence
Jobaron
Sesale
Bic- Entee
Beret
Mattin
Borgt
James Thomas Wright
Johnson
Bergt. Martin
William Alfred Hirald
Clee
Sergtumn
Olaen
Henry John Swi
Way Hotel
Seagle
Boutle
James McEntee
Searle
McEntes
Witnes
Wess
Fendan
Constable Beale
Bold Johnson
Nee
Freight between Australia and UK prices in early 20th century
The record lists freight costs from Australia to the United Kingdom as 32 a ton in April 1913, 207 in April 1920, and 58 a in April 1921, reflecting historical shipping rate changes.
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Australia
United Kingdom
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