Continental School Dance and Flag Drill Event
A large Continental School event featured dancing and a flag drill. The program opened with the Mayor and parents in attendance and included performances by students and teachers, with stalls run by the P A C Association. A festive display on the playground showcased folk dances and drill numbers under supervision of staff and local bands, drawing a crowded audience.
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Gmrwpbhesiteet wWeboot Contiental
We Maynred
Collins
Abner Winitire
Harold
Re. Coghtan Gteinerpal
Me. Gillinan
Wiese Tien Sesonl
R. Buelstdsk
North Wagen
P. A C. Association
Moe
Sfrs
TE Richards
Une Ecto
Arge
Toya-Aidretie
Wagen Evaas
AL J. P. Taylor
Childran
Ateana
C_ G
Blankshield
Ch Damranss
Mies Keenan
Teper
Ileon
Thie
Jiss Gi
Leger
Mory
Merry Wolke Maldé
Miss Dayies
Andy Girls
Mr. Espran
Miss McDonald
Revat Bank Branches Opened and Future Plans
The Rural Bank of New South Wales opened a new branch in Graal, with George Fitreer and Sydduy ing Que al Leetaa involved. Additional branches are planned at Avent Wailote, Inverett, Got ford, and Atudgee. A property purchase on Wile maauree Street near Wollundey Bridge secures a new bank site, owned by Mr. Chas Matthews and partly occupied by Mr. R. Warren, a two storey building prepared by Messrs Hore and Macintosh.
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New South
Anelow
Graal Tm
George
Fitreer
Sydduy
Centurie
Avent Wailote
Bubbi
Inverett
Ford
Atudgee
D Bueinese Wack
Wilemaauree Street
Sheep Farming and Wool Yields Report in NSW District
A fragmented report details Pralimenr Gorlbosa property in Noeth Quesnslindcove and Splehmond Downs. It mentions flocks of 4000 to 7000 sheep, wool yields, and pasture improvements with Clover and Rye varieties. Observations touch on grazing efficiency, rabbit absence, and Pasture management led by Mr. Prell.
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Gorlbosa
Nhtr
Peelway Sunaene
Splehmond Downs
n.Quesmeband
Billy
Kriast
Préll
Ewell
Fey
New South Wales
War On Pests: Australian effort to control insects
Dr A C D Rivett outlined Australia’s pest battle at Melbourne committee meeting. Experiments with whiteflies and blowflies showed breeding disruption, while tick fever efforts warned by cautious trials. He noted imported South American ticks and cattle disease risks, stressing ongoing research and containment measures.
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Australia
A C. D Rivett
Council’ For Scientific and Industrial Research
Melbourne
Perrminant
Cbeep
Blownies
Canberra
Rivett
Albury Show Society crops contest yields high figures
Albury Show Society notes a growing crop competition with entries from Coby Rests and Hohiy leading totals. Results include B. Mrethowan 240, Hy Metrunn 135, W- Moll 434, Ovonholm 187, Siar Yanda Ky 189, and H Odewahn 133. The highest estimated yield tied to a figure of $6.
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Albury Show Society
H. Probling
Hohiy
B. Mrethowan
Bobi
Hy Metrunn
Pbaringa
W- Moll
Claudilia
We Doyle
Bobin
Ant Bena
O,vonholm
Murahkil
Melbourne court hears estate dispute over vast family trust
Fragmentary notes describe a protractedChancery case over the large Victorian estate of the Faxakertey family, with factions claiming succession through distant kin. The plot centers on Sir Nicholas Faxakertey's line and the争 fight to control a fortune tied to riverside properties and shares, as years of legal action unfold.
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Gca
Alfred Sitisburyy
Han- Jann
Gardenvale
Nicholas Familestey
Galighary
Nickolas Faxakertey
icSalfebary
Envale
Eastwood
Bydney
Galtebing
Rydney
Paglend
Nicholas
Kasckeeriey
Piduehis
Mamed
Ratiitte
Agni
Tiver
Tondon
Alten
Siisbury
War memory and postwar debates on power and reform
Fragmented wartime reminiscences recount Brigadier General Cromer leading a brigade in France and clashing with Lithuanian forces. The text notes postwar reflections on governance, colonial ties, and the risk of renewed war, with mentions of memory campaigns and urges to prevent recurrence.
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Biltiday
Uhederom
Sercoss
Genery
B. Cromer
Bafmaritad
France
Ericodtusink Wen
Adnan
Ratiane
Bale
Wirboo
Ian
Wheat tax plan aims to fund aid to growers
The proposal by Prime Minister Giruyankatiasenay includes a 46% tax up to 30,4984 to raise funds for tuition relief and wheat grower payments. Lyons notes temporary accommodation to begin payments promptly, with four tax measures potentially shifted before June if revenue allows. Distribution hinges on wheat production, with allocations by state and territory.
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Acronis
Asa
Ederet
Giruyankatiasenay
BoMpEr
Lyons
New South - Wales
Victorias
Quensland
South Australe
West Australis
Gapang
Tasmania
F.C. Vertitory
Notable Trial Details Surface In Heddon Case
Fragmentary transcript reveals Heddon in an all day search and police pursuit. He faces charges of uttering counterfeit money and other offenses. He describes mistreatment, claims illegitimate birth, and recounts alleged sympathy from mixed-race communities.
First To Neutral Bay Victory Reported In Unclear Notation
Ambiguous OCR text references a 168th event or race with Loy RL Piaieter and locations like Seatrala Bay and New gealands. The fragment mentions a first to neutral bay, a second aggregate, and a possible diary of results without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Loy RL
Piaieter
Seatrala Bay
Oras
Wemsington
Mayor Reopens Long-Delayed Bridge at Wentworth Creek
In a historic turnout Alderman Ff. Rots rung the bell as a crowd gathered to celebrate the completion of a new crossing over Tucker's Creek. After faulty promises and a long detour eight miles, volunteers helped erect girders and decking, reopening the bridge for light traffic. Public Works had earlier warned the detour would be temporary.
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Te Hare
Abelian
Tucker's Creek
Wentworth
Pubic Works “Department
Mildura
Merhetn
Curiwaa
Coomenlla
Snd
Co-ordinated Transport Proposals Stir Rail and Motor Debate
A fragmented report on anniversary remarks by Presbyters at Mens Longoust Albury addressing the motor industry and transport policy. The speaker warned that road traffic grown and private investment totalled £145,000,900 with 16,000 employed, arguing for better coordination between railways and motor carriers and against taxing practices that push railways to lose traffic.
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Albury
Wansport
Mt. L.A
Indus
Wolor
Tragic Fire Destroys Two Homes in Lowesdale
A fatal blaze in Lowesdale on Monday burned two houses to the ground. A young girl died in the flames, her charred body found after rescuers battled the fire and extinguished the flames. Local authorities continue inquiries into the cause as neighbors recall the victim.
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Lowesdale
Sydney
Wye
Wamburn
Amy Bear
Richard’s Great Sesson at Manchowler Wins 25th Victory
Gordon Richards rode the day’s last winner to finish the season with 25 wins. Mut TaCiNewHAeOD event concluded at Manchowler as Richards sealed the campaign with another victory.
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Gordon Richards
Manchowler
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A. Stuke
SHOP
Wheatare Gief
Menneesstrom
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Haddon
Primeva
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Neutral Bay
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Sesson
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