Rules of Cricket From The Laws Of The Game
The text outlines cricket rules including match format two innings per side with toss for innings, scoring by runs, umpire duties, bat and ball dimensions, ground and crease markings, over counts of eight, bowling ends, and common ways batters can be out such as caught, bowled, stumped, run out, and leg before wicket. It also covers no balls wide balls byes and the required conditions for play.
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Tne
Cooh
Bate- Mann
Rheumatic Pain Warning and Kidney Health Advice
A dated admonition links damp weather to rheumatic pain and urges kidney support. It claims toxins in the blood stress kidneys, causing backache and rheumatism, and recommends a tonic to purify blood and prevent trouble. It emphasizes immediate action and references a precautionary Dean's product.
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Dean
Vericoin Victorious Over Bolgart in Calvigiri Match
Vericoin beat Bolgart at Calvigiri after posting 131 led by W Ray 52 not out M Waters 16 and C Ray 14. Bolgart replied 64 with G Simmons 23 A Lucas 15. In their second innings Bolgart scored 15 runs with A Mayer 30 not out top scoring. J Buddle bowled well for Vericoin taking g wickets for 56 runs.
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Calvigiri
Vericoin
W. Ray
M. Waters
C. Ray
Bolgart
G. Simmons
A. Lucas
A. Mayer
Yericoin
J. Buddle
Calvigiri Triumph Over Visitor Through Superior Fielding
Calvigiri bowled well and tied the match as one batsman took 5 for 46 and another 4 for 40. The home side's sharper fielding proved decisive, underscoring the visitors' poorer performance in the field and sealing the result.
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Calvigiri
Toodyay Association Fixtures Third Round Schedule
The Toodyay Association announces third round fixtures with matches on December 16 between Toodyay and Wongamine and Bejoording versus Coondle. January 6 features Coondle against Toodyay and Wongamine against Bejoording, followed by January 13 Bejoording versus Toodyay and Coondle versus Wongamine. Maylands-M1, Lawley will play Toodyay on January 20.
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Toodyay
Wongamine
Bejoording
Coondle
Maylands
Lawley
Toodyay Association
English XI Program Test Series Schedule 1929
The program lists a sequence of cricket fixtures from December 14 to March 23 in 1929, including Test matches at Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide, with accompanying rounds at Newcastle Geelong Bendigo Launceston Hobart Ballarat Bathurst Goulburn Perth and more. It specifies venues and dates for Second to Fifth Tests and regional matches across New South Wales Victoria South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania.
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Hunter River Districts
Newcastle
Melbourne
Geelong
Bendigo
Tasmania
Launceston
Hobart
South Australia
Adelaide
Western Districte
New South Wales
Bathurst
Southern Districte
Goulburn
Victoria
Western Australis
Perth
Sheffield Shield Fixtures List Shows Remaining Matches
The schedule outlines dec 14 19 Victoria v Queensland in Melbourne dec 22 27 Victoria v NSW in Melbourne dec 22 27 SA v Queensland in Adelaide dec 31 jan 4 NSW v Queensland in Sydney jan 11 16 SA WBW in Adelaide jan 24 20 NBW v Victoria in Sydney feb 10 Queensland v Victoria in Brisbane feb 22 27 Queensland v South Australia in Brisbane mar 3 7 NSW v SA in Sydney
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South Australia
Queensland
Adelaide
N.S.W
Sydney
W.B.W
Nb.w
Victoria
Brisbane
Loose Leaf Lonore Card and Office Binder Notice
A brief office notice requests attention to loose leaf Lonore card systems and all binder inventories. It urges not to overlook the updated organization within the workspace and to ensure proper handling of the stationery and filing supplies.
Railway Results Compared Across States Year End June
The Deputy Commissioner of Railways Mr. E A Evans reports Western Australia shows favorable results versus South Australia Victoria New South Wales and Queensland with lower freights on several classes including wheat fertiliser and class rates. WA profit 2671 pounds and other states post losses. first quarter current year WA loss 113000 pounds largely due to waterside strike with October loss 12125 pounds.
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E. A. Evans
W.A
South Australia
Victoria
N.S.W
Queensland
Herd testing extolled by A Pankhurst at Hawkesbury
Mr. A Pankhurst urged continuous herd testing before N B W Agricultural Bureau members at Hawkesbury College. He cited a low appearing cow yielding high butter and warned against judging by appearance alone. He noted wide variation in yields among his herds and stressed feed alone cannot save a poor milker.
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N.8.w. Agricultural Bureau
Hawkesbury College
Mr. A. & Pankhurst
Perth Prices Highlighted by Herald Job Proving Dept
The Herald emphasizes Perth prices as a specialty in its OCKE? BOOKS printed to order. The Job Proving Department notes the tailoring of price lists for local customers and highlights ready-made and custom book printing options.
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Perth
Herald
Wongan Hills Builds New Hall and Offices 1928 Cost
A picture shows the Ballidu Road Board’s new hall and offices at Ballidu built in 1928 costing £12000. Mr Gaunt assists the hall project with Mr D Arcy Evans and Mr R S Sampson M L A also pictured. Stonestreet discusses plans as slips near completion.
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Wongan Rale
Ballidau Road Board
Gaunt
Ballida
D'Arcy Evans
R. S. Sampson
M.L.A
Stonestreet
Road Board
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Cricket News of the Week
Bateman
Ee Ono Feldsman
Rheum
Chervists
Aid Sterns
Foster-McClell
Synng
Doan
Vericoin v. Bolgart
Yericoin v. Calingiri
Calingiri
Wally Ray
Glyn Morgan
E. Chitty
P. Kelly
K. Costello
Newcastle Hotel
RED Castle
Tariff &T
Ate I. G. Boyle
Propristor
Arigement
Ballarat
V. N.S.W
Western Australia
Devel
Wongan Hills
Pepsadéent
Shellabear’s Stores
Royal Automobile Club
E. B. White
Kalgoorlie
W. J. Stickland
Post and Telegraph Office
Commonwealth Savings Bank
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H. J. Wigmore i Agricu san rural sisson + Quesada’ snomenee Cn iad, al
Louis Dreyfus
R. H. Paull
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Ghbdnen
Commonwealth Savings Bank of
Hustralia
Freemasons’ Hotel
CTA
Rod Beaton
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