Test match at Hordern Park ends with tense cricket battle
The Sydney report recounts a drawn day of Test cricket with Australia facing strong batting from Gregory and Grimmett. Key moments include Grimmett's five for and Gregory nearing a century, while Richardson and Blackie bowled with purpose shaping a tight chase.
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Hendry Pell
Grimmett
Mariner
Gregory
Gregory Ted
Hin Acote
Solent Hite
Dina
Bitanen
Seth
Richardson
Blockle
Finn Annings
Hla
Avery
Odeld
Dolline
Dengory
Itn
Flaivaings
Hin
Oldfield
Hammibrook
Troonshin
Malloy
Blackie
Alleged Espionage Case Involving British Subjects
Fragmentary report describes three British subjects detained over alleged spying tied to naval aviation operations. Names including Philip, William, and John are mentioned in connection with a foreign power. The arrest occurred after a woman linked to aviation circles admitted involvement and claimed others planned parachuting actions. Details remain scarce, with authorities secretive and investigators pressed.
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Austentian Proas Asnackattén
Monilay
William Pishor
Wintemployer
andTohn
San Onginaa
Knntk
Deateente
Milalp
Marcetlo Montell Rinde
Twa Foreign
Naval Aviation Scrath
Paria
Avriroyel Panera
Vine
Cannes
Idk
Germany
Wiet
Vernai Ves
Amveruttary
Majestie Monholi
Mddle
Marcelly
Vernaloa
Villa
Hering
Paris
Steamers Collide Off Sydney Heads
Turings A Iheavy, min, agnall of Sydney Tenda, howe: 10.300 Instwight... AJULSN, pemengor aleamer, Suva, and the Hewat Smith, carga, atemmor 'Chilla ygon... The collision occurred near the OhMagna lightship. both vessels suffered damage. Captain Cooley reported the Suva readying for port. one child, Doyle aged 4, disappeared during the crash. several passengers injured but stable as ships sought harbor.
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Sydney
Tierday
Turings
Min
Agnall
Howe
Ajulsn
Pemengor Aleamer
Suva
Hewat Smith
Carga
Atemmor
Chillaygon
Anima
Endliaion
Avanan
Poabelele Daylo
Pst Haverbaard
Pho
Atoamar
Cooley
Hma
Coole
Burney
Maka Tor
Goole Roth -Theae
Famingea
Melbourne
Mona
Doyle
Wurehont
Alde
Erish
Plana
Tie Suva
Anid
Avolt m Oranh
Thompson
Mel‘Hournal
Thor Suva
Trewnack
Adnate
Butter Price Drop and Hectic Trade Talks In NZ
Auckland reports a drop in butter prices by 12 during the week amid farm community chatter. Bidders aim to form a combine among butter importers to fix a limit price, while Geott misses a day due to an injured leg. Also includes cricket scores with Australia and other details from the Tests.
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Auckland
Brent
English press previews Australian tour in boxing glare
London dispatches note doubt on England's form ahead of the first test as journalists discuss a cautious outlook for the team. Critics cite long revisions, mixed signals, and the need for confidence in players to lift England's flag against Australia.
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London
eracDiary
Statdard
Meesamarliy
Seauez
Mr. A. Sandbar
Ronananda oriBoiam
Rome
Halle Tnt
Augustunan
Austral
Aue
Kaliina
State butcher shops closures noted in BMSBANT report
Two more butcher shops were closed in Binto and Nevyatead with unstated reasons. The report indicates ongoing closures and mentions regulatory oversight by the Broto Traodes Department, reflecting broader disruption to regulated establishments.
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Lolehhoritskent
Nevyatead
Irish Agreement Fallout Stalls Irish Boundary Vote
Prime Minister Baldwin reads a motion in the House of Commons on the Irish Agreement. The government defeats an adjournment motion, 65 to 26, practically ensuring ratification of the Irish boundary agreement and related measures. A Dublin report notes Belfast and Dublin discussions and a Labour adjournment attempt.
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Tondon
Baldwin
Commons
Toring
Dublin
A. Labone
Brondinge
Australiain Press Asscaintlin
London
Hirsanho
Delato
Irleh
Mont
Habeas Corpus writ case hears test of suspension
A High Court hearing, held this Monday, examined writs and powers in a habeas corpus case. Justice Watts questioned counsel and the board's authority while Mr. Watt argued the proceedings were improper and threatened political conflicts, with adjournment following the afternoon proceedings.
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Watts
Watt
Tostien Tanacas
Garettoy
Mr. Watt
Mitas
Justine
Mr. Winkls
Thor
Winkty
Ds i
Adk
Wales
Ex-Benator Wilson Attack Affects Downstown Poll
In a turbulent political scene, reports detail ex senator Wilson’s faction and the Downstown poll results. The campaign, factions, and dates reflect a chaotic lead up to the election, with party maneuvers shaping expectations and public reaction.
Supreme Court Action Involving Mre Tunittea Macnaughtan
A historical court record details a Supreme Court action brought by the plaintiff against the defendant through agents in Warwick, with dates in 1925 and 1926. The case centers on alleged misrepresentation and breach of an agreement involving the defendant and the plaintiff, including negotiations testified to by M. B. Daveney and others. The document outlines claims of damages, details of the contract, and pending writs and writ service.
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Brishank
Tuertny Bofors
Tunittea
Macnaughtan
Wand
Pharles
Norton
Frank
Angus Slaimini
Wenner
Wari
Neasra
Osrallivany
Wis Vatebomont Offelatin
Martyat
Paris
Nfads
Rhanom
Cotter
Satayaka
Warwick
M. B. Daveney
Plaintif
Capetown Labor Strife Over Foreseen Retrenchment
South African mining faces a labour squeeze as retreatment fears rise due to a labor shortage. The government considers labour importation policies amid disputes with employer groups and the Avistralitin Press Association. The Employers Association writes to the Chamber of Winds seeking swift resolution.
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Avistralitin Press’ Association
Capetown
Upian
Tulom
Heron
Atriona
Association of Fimplayeodhaa
Chamber of Winds
Meat Industry Employees Seek 12/6 Wage Increase
The Meat Industry Employees Union applied to the Board of Trade and Arbitration for an all round wage rise of 12 shillings 6 pence per week for retail section employees. State Trade Commissioner Angtin warned that any rise would affect employers badly. The industries’ wages debate risks a 70 000 pound impact nationwide if the current rate of 12 shillings fails, and the Board on the case reserved its decision.
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Brisbane
Tovilay
Boardt of Trade
Inercaan
Mora
Anaiin
Loan of £5,100,090 to Australia in 1930s legal notes
Unclear OCR fragment references a government loan of 25,100,000 to Australia with par value at 3 percent interest and optional currency terms. Mentions subscriptions and prospects of reissue in a 1990s or 1940s context, but text is garbled and hard to interpret.
Stamp Duties Bribery Probe Tangles City Council
fragmentary OCR recounts a dispute over stamp duties and bribe allegations involving the Commissioner for Stamps and the Dramatic Trust. It notes a city council meeting where terms to approach the Treasury were discussed to halt further action, with unclear names and dates in the damaged text.
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Therday
Tor
Hon
Connael
Topinca
Shipping dispute unsettled by Sydney waterside workers
Sydney dispatch reports efforts to end the stalemate between the Waterline Workers Federation and ship owners. Talks cited rough seas in negotiations with crews to resume port work. Officials indicate a tentative understanding and promises of safeguards for trade when ships move again.
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Sydney
Teesday
Vents
Mer
Niles
Federation
Trains derailment blocks downtown line in Bangkok area
In a Tuesday mishap near the railway yard, derailed wagons blocked a main road from One ALM to a downtown district. Rescue crews cleared the track by noon after a derailment span of several hundred feet. The incident halted traffic and a relief dawn timetable was in effect until the line was opened again around 5.80 am.
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Rydney
Sydivoy
Anton
Speech Night at Queenalana Church Focuses on Play and Work
The moderator at Speech Night speaks on leisure and balance, urging students to value recreation alongside labor. He emphasizes joy in play for youth and the importance of learning to spend time wisely, praising community and family guidance.
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Ery Handerson
Queenalana
Ime
Cort
Kayiown
Eira
Ronson
Elyis
Piers
Hallerson
York
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