Public College Reunion Highlights An Australian Gathering
The Australian Scots College Old Boys Association hosted a reunion at the Longburns Hotel with Mr Frank Tate and Mr Jay Paterson presiding. Attendees included Br. Frank Toole and other officers as guests spoke on the role of public schools in Victoria and the value of old boys’ support for future pupils. The event celebrated the Scots College’s influence and encouraged continued involvement from alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wortta
Frank Tale
Gosnell
Busnes
Namal Pelion
Ota
Ghauvel
Prank Tuts
Boole College
Athens
Victoria
Tate
Citton Echeot
Betsot
Sir Henry Newbolt
Henry Sewbale
Yicoria
Gilton
Szalinas
Clidton
Tuhully Damm
Orlie
Hank Faven
Colen
Eieloy
Genis
Soho
Oedéy
Australis
Camry
Uhbull
Alanddons
Une Seeani
Accu
Gas Salle
Momus
Tonday
Warwick
Jag Ak the Foots College
Rowia
Tier Schoolen
Mor Court
Scots College
TRE Sunks College
Majur Gurgese
Cunningham
Souith-Eastrn
Queensland
Wien Sallad
Gueensand
le Aaron
Ing Gye
Goetatian
Meta
T. Deemalay
Seine
Tae Nat
Coliroillor Tattiston
Ifr. Co A
Boyes
Boyne
Mlive Association
Australiens
Levavin
Feendam
Hair Ile
Ron
Amnleyer
Counley
Tanny Morel Cricket Match Ends In Narrow Victory
Tanny Morel defeats Wron Town by four runs in a rain-affected match at Annymors, with strong contributions from Bradford, Knudson, and Arnold for Tanny Morel. Bowler Steahe took 0 for B, while Graham claimed 1 for 17 as the innings totals climbed into the 190s.
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Tannymorel Pst
Wron
Annymors
Tosinvmorel
Mii Tonnine
Duncan
Sun Out
Dunag
J. Bridford
Hoefemond
Cuimore
Brattond
Butchwood
Beadford
Knudson
Wey
Uffaed
A. Perks
Bourke
Staham
Bradioed
Braghord
T. Steahe
Graham
Tannymorel
Mier
Fan Fege
F. Wallace
Ry Shaka
Amaia
Bradford
Buckwond
Arnot
R. Backwond
Harding
Dunter
Duresa
Starditg
T. Rotke
R. Mackwond
Hatin
Alditége
Cutmnose
W. Cattell
M Blomfield
Gallel
R. Bonnerson
FR. Syompeon
V. Waghar
A. Corby
Smadereon
Gahan
Walser
A. Barver
T Ri Beauteysoh
J Crake
Thompson
Sundries
Lal
Sowing
V- Wagner
Atte
Roche
Wi Boonad
Fe Gibson
Sandersar
Tanmmecel
Country Party Campaign in Darling Downs Upsets Critics
The Darling Downs by election features Country Party candidate Mr Poilden defending farming and producer interests against urban and manufacturer critiques. Ministers and party leaders pledge tax relief, price supports, and water measures while stressing representation of rural producers in Commonwealth and State governments.
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Poilden
Country Party
Darling Downs
Snesling
Esk
Swinners
Cobles
Roemberny
Ams
Mnibeys
Portion
Aod Saconday
Ganisters Sect
Eric
Paddler
Princey
Lenin
Dinetry
Forte Page
Commonwealth
South Wales
Queens
Vitoria
South’ Australis
Western Austrelia
Conulioy
Privy Council
Evanse
Shotia
Hicles
Bert Feemser
Paris
Warwick rally showcases Australian party speakers and warfare parade
A large audience gathered for a political rally featuring J Brehven and Mir J Basuand among speakers for the United Australia Party. The event highlighted national prosperity aims amid war focus, with military demonstrations planned as part of the parade and December training exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunetor J. Brehven
Mir J.basuand
Pury Danilaate
Australia
Assis
Ile
Nesieges
Chun
Selina
Anne Caore
United Australia Party
Queenslane
Ane
Weather disrupts Swanfels planting meeting notes
A garbled local report describes a weather affected council gathering in Swanfels. Officials discussed planting plans, water, and pesticides while attendees faced low turnout. A remark from Br. J. J. Mowty prompted a brief exchange as the meeting adjourned.
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Br. J. J
Mowty
Mola
Fragmented Entertainment Notes Highlight Theatre and Film Plans
A garbled observance of upcoming stage acts and film events mentions actors, venues, and titles such as a Dune related project, Australian talent, and various performers. The piece hints at premieres, late notices, and potential productions with unclear names and dates, reflecting a lively but indecipherable entertainment scene.
Mary Patrick of Ranger’s Creek Dies in Warvie
Obituary notes the death of Mary Etapatrick a longtime resident of Ranger’s Creek and Warvie. She was part of an old pioneer family and formerly Miss Mary Dyyer of Ranger’s Creek. The service was held at St Mors Church in Warvie with the graveside rites by Father Goma.
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Te Dewshook Ploue
BkichaNe
Beinse
Mies
Mary Etapatrick
Fememnber
Randner
Miss Pitpatrick
Missy Mary Dyyer
Ranger’s Creek
Uneid Shoveenogner
Cliflan
Tonk
Aid
Mors
Warwie
Cowpte
Anida
Aleisten
Pyepaiek
Byerslelsk
Aare
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Osta
Tannymorel Cricket
London
Joseph
Conrad
Faddan
Country Party Campaign
Fueton
Gunssey Paci
Coantry Party
Ise
Candiaary Fachit
Pez Sa Beremore Sbs
Estat Daysens
Warwine
J A
Hunter
Lutherant Cacpana
Lectios
Elise
Qi Touaity Party
Thal
Sbni Yu Cerstacoyny
Lele
Wade
Abualuely
Teanzo
Amy Wellskamere
Texase
Texaco Motor Oil
THE
Texas Company
Bettoy
Daily News
Werwick
Swanfels
Entertainments
Magentis
Ulin
Andy
Hunde
Sforlent
Delat Asia
Este Po
Neti Sjenne
Aeclal
Haris
Baotou
Thyangatta Bervibo
Pealoh
Funni
Warner Veins
Uci
Loerie
Ieee
Ictaeae Erecta
Eneia
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