Tennis doubles results from Hollington versus Finger Post
In a dense tennis card the doubles fixtures include Chalmers and pasties facing Knowles and Broo, Rich and Williams against Knowles and Long, and mixed doubles with Chalmers paired with Mrs Chalmers against Knowles and Miss Pearson. Hollington wins two sets to none. Finger Post takes four sets as 50 games are recorded.
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Chalmers
Knowles
Ase
Rich
Williams
Anderson
Long
Meadames Rich
Misacs I. Knowles
Nee Res Rich
Broom
M. Knowles
Miss Pearson
Sutton
Pearson Sutton
Miss Knowles
A Rich
Miss Long
Tennis Doubles Row Amid Messy OCR Names
Players including Cook Rich Pearson Foster and Miss Sutton compete in a haphazard lineup with multiple pairs and mixed surnames. The fragment hints at a series of doubles matches across several pairings and sets, mentioning Hollington and various Parkes Bennett and Wykes participants.
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Cook Wand
Rich v. Pearson
Foster Rey
Rich
Austin
W. Bennett
P. Bennett
E. Sutton
J. Parkes
M. Postor
Misa P. Pearson
R. Parkes
Wykes
Bennett
Cook
Miss Sutton
Poster
M. Foster
Miss Button
Mourson
Aml
EF. Foster
Kiel
Parkes
G. Wikea Austin
Pearson
Mra. Bennett
Orlea
Hollington
Wellington girls respond to Christian letter on modesty
A Wellington reader defends local women against a prior letter in The Times. She recounts visiting Wellington dances, calling the women modest and retiring, and questions the accuser's Christian stance for judging what he has not seen.
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Wellington
Christian
Times
Hristian
A Digger’s View of Prohibition in Alabama and New York
A letters-from-America piece describes a digger recounting three months in the United States, noting strong opposition to prohibition, a thriving moonshine economy, and widespread illicit liquor trade. The author cites Alabama’s still seizures, educational funding losses, and rising crime, including more murders than in Britain, with a warning that prohibition harmed southern education and logic.
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America
Sydney ‘' Bulletin
Alabama
U.S.A
New York
South
Georgia
British Isles
Scaled by Lightning and Curious Weather Freaks
A Meteorological Expert surveys lightning phenomena and rare weather freaks in England and America. It recounts vivid cases of lightning scars on bodies and objects, imprints on skin and purses, and dramatic storm events, noting the science behind these striking effects.
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Louth
England
America
Pennsylvania
Amelia
Hey
M. Flamilarion
Youse
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Australia
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Caulfield
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Sydrey
D. A. Rich
General Commission
Durance
Farmers’ Co-Operative Grain Company
Finger Post
Hollington v. Corlea
THE
Wellington Girls
Sydney
A. GC. Wilson
Royal Hotel
the Western Stores, Ltd
Aed
Woods
Mss Wean
Wolfe
Schnapps
Wolfes Schnapps
Warne
Charlie Choy
Han Rere Basa
Suleibi
Gisborne
Milligan's
Noresrymag
Mascot
Tory
P. Wall
Maughan Street
Kandy
T. L. Enderby
Chappell Pianos
Paling’s
George St. Sydney
Newcastle
Lichore
Wall
Carr
Pitt Street
Tatlorg
Percy Street
Joe Dash
Clarendon
CHOIC
Miwuy Vailiebivs
D. A. Dransfield & CO
West Maitland
Dransfield
J. G. Carroth
Commonwealth
Lee Street
Gentlemen's Outfitter
Batty
Serond
TRU Kiock
FY Manchest
Mancheate
Phoenix Royal Sir
Bran’ Cooper
Ac Binck
Teloph
Arnold
Fire Statios
Allian
Geni
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