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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
3
Fragmented OCR item from Lake Albert district desk showing scattered names, places, and dates. The readable bits reference local events, people, and poling related notes though numerous errors obscure specifics. A scattered community news item lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize precisely.
An account of a local wartime game shows captains and players led by Wilson and Murray performing for an audience of spectators. Cox, Montague, and Weet are noted as standout players, while Springs fumbles. A post game reception with ladies and friends followed, and observers urged more practice to improve form for upcoming events.
Ardle report says the Commonwealth Mining Syndicate property near Coolamon covers two metres with five joints showing payable ore. First parcel sold at 27.70 per cent. remaining ore expected to yield around 30 per cent. Three main shafts progress, No 1 with four feet of rich ore. Syndicate arranging sale. share applications come in from many quarters. Gammain footballers journeyed to Coolamon on Saturday by osel rs.
The long, garbled OCR discusses ministers and a House of Commons debate about cabinet interactions with a company called Maireon. It includes names, rhetorical points, and procedural talk, with frequent garbled references to ministers, committees, and proposed commissions. The readable bits show political maneuvering, parliamentary procedure, and commentary on leadership.
A highly corrupted text fragment references Mr M J Darcy and a political or legal scene with figures such as Patten and Batten, mentioning reporters, Weather, votes and a headquarter setting. The passage is largely unreadable, with many misspellings, broken phrases, and nonsensical sequences, obscuring concrete facts.
An advertisement promoting BANDERA EX TILAC or BANDER AEXILACT as a superior eucalyptus extract. It asserts pure leaves and special processing yield curative properties for ailments and encourages buyers to reject common eucalyptus oils as inferior. The copy touts quality, reliability, and small bottle appeal.
A garbled text suggests concerns over fraud in baby bonus entitlements and counts how many couples may be affected. It mentions public ignorance and calls for guidance from an institution, inviting readers to seek information and assistance.
The Sydney Children s Court notes the retirement of Mr Stephen Murphy a special magistrate to the Children s Court after a long public service career. He began in commercial life and later joined the police force rising through clerical and administrative roles before serving in the Children s Court and advising on child welfare matters.
Visitors and local shooters gathered at Hethunerd Park to watch a dual match between two teams amid a tense but amiable atmosphere. Officials noted a few errors and two slings per round were allowed, with possible 4 to 10 points awarded per team.
Fragmented OCR notes show references to Riverina and New South Territory development, with mentions of Mab betel at anti ti Cerben de Mp Geerttith Men and Veile at New Ma Lisette. The garbled text suggests a regional story about governance, infrastructure and fisheries in New South and associated territories, but specifics are unclear.
An odd historical ad lists various firms and names including PVEDSTEACH and Ayimbulatura, referencing Push Carts and T. Dubney and Co. It mentions A.J. Williams and FitzMaurice BT in Wagga with a 1394 phone, claiming establishment since 1566 and offering dispensing chemicals.
A garbled tennis report notes uncertain results and upcoming mixed event conclusions. It mentions matches with participants Meyerite, Tauber, Lew, Shaw, Sheppard, Bed Ladies, and Mouritz, plus a 7 2 score between Lorwood and Mina Thomas. The mixed singles are set to finish Saturday.
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