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Newspaper
Ultima And Chillingollah Star
Location
Ultima, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
5
In ideal weather Boort and Quamby clashed with Quamby prevailing 7 goals 12 behinds to 2 goals 7 behinds after a tight battle. Standouts included McGillivray Gross Cameron and Carruthers for Quamby with leverage from Parkinson Mackie and Pickering, while Boort showed grit through Higgins Mackie and Roy Carruthers as the defense held late to seal the win.
A detailed report of a campus football clash where Ultima defeated Meatian 2–1 amid a tense midfield battle. Key players included Booth and Weight for Ultima while Beattie and Liew contributed for Meatian. Refereeing by Pollock influenced momentum as both sides pressed for dominance.
Boort hosted Quambatook with trains arriving at noon and a 2 1 pm start. The Boort players led by captain Williamson faced a strong Quamby eleven including Gross Barry Money and Pickering. The match saw rapid exchanges with free kicks and a fast, physical contest as teams battled for advantage and the ball moved along the ground.
The schedule outlines a series of junior football matches dated June to August. Quambatook faces Mentian Ultima Boort and several other pairings including Quambatook v Boort, Ultima v Quambatook, and Mention v Quambatook across multiple rounds, with venues on the ground at Finst Rowen and nearby towns.
The opening matches in the Central Gladstone Association were played on Saturday. Beating neighbor Beckrabanyule, Mysia edged Borung 4 6. The Borung line included Spear Andrews Hell Potter Onifinhs Kwilar Bela J Vernon Davern Tadelily Bird Troy Mykin-Chiimurs Fisher Rollingon Ward Gook Ritchie Affen McDonald Steel Downfall W Griffiths with Borwag captain and A Chaleur. Umpire P Kenny.
The writ to Gil the vacancy for Kaorong electorate due to Mr T Lando’s death was issued on Tuesday. Nominations close on the 17th time and polling will take place on the 20th. Liberal candidate Mr Gray is likely opposed by Mr Wi Williams Charl ton and Mr Dunkley of Sr. Armand. Diphtheria has been prevalent in Boort and district with nearly a score of cases and "siliide" disease spreading. An annual RC Ball was held at Mechanics Hall with about 60 couples attending. first class music by Miss Dillon and Miss Drownes, MC Mr M Moloney, set supper, and praise for secretary Mr G Kirk Kantans and committee. Weather remains dry. rain is badly needed for crops and grass.
Local items report a bereaved Boort family after the death of Erie Rachael from paralysis of the Lerst. A federal dissolution is revealed, signaling strife for Liberal and Labour in an August election. A Charlton girl Tessie Donaldson, 52, burns to death while boot lacing near a fire. Chorlton undertakers’ shop burns, origin unknown, bushfire and stock insured for 950 pounds.
Delegates met at Reli a hotel Korong Vale with Dr Embling in the chair. Amendments on residency eligibility for players, contest rules, and judging procedures were debated and approved. A potential affiliation with the fire brigade association was discussed but deferred to the next meeting. The secretary was tasked with inquiries on prize money and a judge appointment from Wedderburn. the session closed amicably with thanks to president and secretary.
The annual meeting of the North Western District Fire Brigades Association was held at Korong Vale. representatives from multiple brigades attended, with Captain Hong presiding. Elections named Coglin A as president and W. H. Appleby as secretary, and a levy was approved for the association fund. The next demonstration was set for late September in Wedderburn with a revised program and strict demonstration roles.
A Kerang Boort golf day on Mor day featured 18 holes with old and young players. Kerang led the visitors early but Boort fought back, Roberts top scoring for Boort and Meningwea Mountjoy close behind. Beort’s Jones and Heather won 6-5. A handicap event followed with Ge beating Sir G H Jones and C Heather. Mixed foursomes produced a tie then a win for one couple. A singles comp ended with Meo Wiotbye beating Downing.
Report from Boort Gun Club describing a Monday pigeon shoot with eight competitors. Notable performances include Daish and Nixon teams, multiple sweepstakes, and several shooters achieving high counts. A match among members is planned for Saturday afternoon with a meeting to follow.
Miss Emilia Cameron wed Mr Thos Thuleley in a ceremony at her parents home. Rev H C Kent officiated. family and many relatives attended the ceremony and wedding breakfast. The bride wore creme colored dress with oriental trim, while bridesmaid Mina Ruby Fyeey wore embroidered muslin. After a reception the couple traveled to Kerang for their honeymoon.
The marriage of James Leanna Donner and Morrie Smith occurred Wednesday in Lowlock at Hoarl Mothe ist Church under festive conditions. The bride wore navy blue travel dress and veil. bridesmaids in white gowns with bouquets. best man was Mr Gearew Dunner. A wedding breakfast followed, with warm sentiments, gifts, and best wishes from families and friends as the couple began their married life. They will honeymoon in Eaglehws.
A fragmentary ad notes relief for cough and cold using Chanderlain's Cavey Komedy. The readable text mentions Catherine Holland of Adelie roul Verhompor and a promise of instant relief, with unclear references to a product or remedy.
A historical ad asserts new bisulinter magnesia cures indigestion and dyspepsia, replacing old remedies like bismuth and soda. It claims over half of stomach troubles are caused by acidity, and a half-spoonful after meals neutralizes acids, prevents fermentation, and aids digestion.
Cyclist K P Reichenbach outlined new goals for his ADEE hidde to Port Darwin route and telegraphed DurTop Rubber Co on May 28. He reported reaching Alice Springs at noon after crossing 809 miles from Adelaide to Charlotte Waters, described an arduous journey through the Finke River region, and noted severe conditions including fatigue and equipment troubles. He and his support details indicate ongoing efforts to establish record figures despite challenging terrain and weather.
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