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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
2
Baylis and Morrow Streets Wagga H Yule dentist Gurwood Street next Edmonsson and Co B Yule attended the Full Course and obtained a certificate from Haskell Fos Gridusteental College Chicago USA. Hounds- Woasg.ta% pm Saturdays ty t pum. Absence from wages from Monday December Yard. Whalice New Year Holiday. Kouuicad Mmomantcal UURWUUD dIMEEY Wagga.
A fragmented 19th century dentistry record references five years with Dr Peaqd in Sydney's Masquarie region. The unclear text mentions commencement, practice, and affiliations with individuals named Coleman and others. The exact events, dates, and roles are obscured by the damaged OCR.
A legal notice records the involvement of PADUP SMITH representing Wagita and the Wagga chamber in a dispute dated December 1. The proceeding names Fitamaurles Bireat and Gan Main with a December filing reference.
Howie Vira Comrraa-Moare 7 o3. M'Grath, 2. Oates, and W B Morison, Quebecuary Bocuiry. Orders given not Office, Odtellans' Hall, every ridey, Own to 21 ppm.
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic session with police called in London during an Indian National Congress gathering. An amendment on Mr Ghose’s election triggered clashes as platform members shouted and disrupted the proceedings.
A wedding at Humula Union Church united Frederick Edgar Morton and Miay Lana Oakman in a ceremony officiated by Hon A. M'Clinobie. The bride wore white silk with silk insertion, veil, and a gold brooch. Bridesmaids were J Oakman and A Morton. Afterward a wedding breakfast for about 40 guests, with toasts and dancing into Saturday morning. Numerous gifts included land, silverware, china, and linen from many relatives. Cricket club news notes Humula’s reformed team and a forthcoming season opener, plus local agricultural remarks and community updates.
Fair Saturday attendance at the Sydney Railway Goods Shed as stock-loads were offered with limited private dealing. Prices stayed near Friday levels with good five prime items moving, inferior goods weak. Potatoes and onions priced per hundredweight, maize and lucerne sold, Adams Yerong Creek lots noted, market activity subdued with several lots passed.
The Deakin Government's naval policy is timid and too guided by the British Admiralty. A coordinated empire defence is favored, but Australia should retain control and expand its own navy with more vessels and cruisers. Strong, proactive sea power is argued as essential for policing vast shores and islands and deterring rivals.
Fragmentary text references worse outcomes and lines along the coast. Mentions enemy, overcoming weasels, and exos menade line, but lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to establish a coherent news item.
In the Police Court Richard Marsden was fined for sending obscene messages on Saturday night and jailed seven days with light labor. George Doherty faced similar charges and paid a fine or seven days in jail. The report covers a funeral, hospital notices, post changes, weather, and local civic items including a meeting of Commoners, a Christmas hospital collection, and public notices on land payments and council matters.
Commercial Travellers Association members toured the old country brewery led by Messrs Arnold and Hesch. J. H. Alveron welcomed guests while John Wallace praised liquor purity. Resch pledged continued innovation to meet rising demand as a lively program followed with songs and sketches.
Newtown A.C. juniors field 61 in a low scoring contest against 15 juniors captained by A Kingella at Bolton Park. P Williamson and Moorehowe fire good knocks for the juniors while Hall, Graham, and Lockett star with ball for Newtown in a tight match that ends with Lake Albert sending a visiting side on New Year’s Day.
New South Wales defeated Queensland by seven wickets at Sydney on Monday. Top performers included Hartigan, Redgrave, and Bowden in a tight bowling effort while Pearson and Diamond stood firm for NSW as the chase proceeded with steady runs and late strikes, yielding a decisive win.
A fragmentary note discusses digestive tablets claimed to aid digestion and dyspepsia. It mentions stomach issues and a desire to regain balance, but the text is garbled and missing clear specifics or sources.
The Wagge Post Office rainfall record shows 1907 total of 17.23 inches, down from 29.00 inches in 1906, a decline of 12.87 inches. The table lists monthly amounts and 20 year precedents, noting a 21 year mean of 22.67 inches. printed sheets with the table are available free from the Expres Office after today.
Fragmentary text presents unreadable OCR with random letters and symbols. No identifiable people places organizations dates or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
The second test in Melbourne faces delay as weather and wicket concerns loom. Victoria and New South Wales players are listed in the squad, with uncertainty before Tuesday night. Sheffield Shield stakes weigh on decisions if play cannot start.
Melbourne reports adverse weather disrupted the inter state cricket clash between New South Wales and Victoria. Victoria struggled in their first innings, resuming with 13 runs for 2 wickets, unusual departures and partial totals. The score at stumps shows Victoria 62 for 9, with detailed bowlers and batsmen names listed as the weather affected play on the weekend.
A chaotic exchange at a social gathering led W. W. Armstrong to offer an apology to the association after a protracted dispute. The incident began when Armstrong refused to retract his stance, prompting tense dialogue before a conciliatory move was accepted, marking a notable public airing of differences.
Experts at the Supreme Court of Victoria weigh in on TWO SOVEREIGN REMEDIES SANDER and BONS PURE VOLATILE EXTRACT, declaring curative properties and safety while warning against fake alternatives. They assert genuine SANDER and BOGALYPTE METRACT deliver no harmful effects, contrasting with fraudulent products tied to deaths and poor quality imitations.
Jewel Case led after a mile and despite faulty jumping won by several lengths. The article notes trainer ownership history, jockey Reg Hoysted, and implications for future Melbourne circuses, with other horses and racing moves across Western Australia and Randwick events.
At Cabrington Stakes meeting Taulgsall's Club dominates day with Helry winning the Cabrington Stakes. Modiste and Fight Ian among notable runners. Nancy Loch and Ores O led early but Heiro overtook to win by a neck, with Mara ogge close behind. Time 7.5 am.
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