Wagga to Host England Cricket Tour Boost for Riverina
Wagga Wagga hopes to become a permanent cricket hub as England plans a visit, drawing world attention to the Riverina. The proposed match could spur local development, tourism, and business, with broad district benefits if the town attracts hundreds for the event and broadcasts reach Australia.
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England
Wagga
Newcastle
Toowoomba
Uslleral
Bendigo
Gesione
Wasen
Shrewsbury
New South Wales
Pren- Uge
Minny Hoyes
Nistanersia
Australia
Briain
Caninfos
Ely
Down
Waaxe
Riverina
Board of Cricket Central
Auoter Oecralan
Arickel
Cricket Association
Dricket
Sold Out Express Edition Sparks Subscriber Rush
Saturay night demand for the express edition depleted stocks quickly. Readers are urged to apply early to newsagents or regular subscribers. Offenders stealing papers will be prosecuted. a whistle blow signals delivery, and householders should secure the paper at once. Any tips leading to arrest of papst Usipyes are welcome.
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Express
Jawas
Omee
British Government probes petrol price reform plan
In a British government inquiry the production and pricing of petrol are discussed. Investigations suggest a potential policy change ahead, with mentions of price controls and market impacts on ten months from now. The note cites a large industry estimate and notes expectations of market effects before any formal introduction.
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Gujlon
Fire Condiate’s WemlaMous eloped at Wedperday
The article lists candidates for a Dermaber 1 by election including William-David Benjamin Credit Reform and Anby Paoghly with others such as Joseph Tamara and Thomke Gilbert Payne. It notes Emily Bumphries drowned in the Murrumblitze River near Narrandera on Sunday amid uncertain details.
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William-David Benjamin
Sorlat
Anby Paoghly
Emily Bumphries
Murrumblitze
Narrandera
Beth
Sunder
Wiebing
Monument Unveiling At Gundagai Troop Of 2990 Attends
A large crowd of nearly 600 attended the Back to Gundagai celebrations on Monday honoring the bronze monument designed by Sir Frank Rusconi. Prime Minister Lyons praised local priests and Gundagai for pioneering national remembrance, urging a united future beyond party lines as Australia moves forward.
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Lyouis
Envorall
Mir
Lyone
Sud
Guadagai
Australia
Mexars
T. Collins
W. F. Ross
Frank Rusconi
Gundagal
Hume Highway
Sydney
Gun
Typo laden note on new typewriter keyword
A fragmented note suggests a late 19th or early 20th century reference to a new typewriter keyword. The text hints at Amerox and Te as possibly emerging terms, claiming the keyword is easier to learn and money follows the latest typographic trend.
Wayside Jottings The Trial Games and Cricket Tales
A breezy compilation of sports notes from Sydney suburbs covering trial matches at Weega and nearby grounds. Reports mention wicket struggles, team selection for the O’Farrell Cup, free cricket crowds, and the general hunt for form. Also noted are motor car origins, local public views on grounds entrance, and assorted oddities from traffic to public notices.
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Weega
Barly
Indre
Han
Warea
Bae
Ellelbjes
Mme Gu Sanday
Hsapsingt Canberna
Ine
Husie
Debbie Wagee
Camberna
Heuer Thay
Waren
Wah
Butter and Cheese Exports Reach New Highs for Australia
Export figures show a sharp rise in Australian dairy trade. Butter exports climb to 10,751 boxes for July to November, while cheese with 24,446 crates marks substantial growth. Officials cite improving markets, especially potential UK demand, and prospects for further expansion in Commonwealth trade.
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Austropa
London
Eal
United Kingdom
Brovent
Phont Xetton
Woollen Goods Marking Plan Seen by State Government
The State Government plans to require labeling of wool content for hosiery underwear and other wool products to show the percent wool actually present. Some items sold as wool or wool blend lack natural wool or saturation. new goods must be marked from January 1 with stock exemptions until March 31, and revisions to the Factories and Shops Act will mandate producers to display the wool content.
Upper House Reform: Probable Referendum Nears
The article discusses a probable reform plan in the upper house with a referendum projected toward the end of April. Officials anticipate public input shaping the constitutional change and set timelines for debate and possible passage.
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Felde
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Snow
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Asanciation
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Russia
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Pala
Peace of Wales
Lancumbire
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Shélengder
Yoniddenemany
M. Yaravort
Jack Gough
Alka Hotic
Tiday
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Gough
Len
Powy
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Avril
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