Yoa val s Big Effort at Toeval Trotting Club Meeting
In a large attendance at Toeval Trotting Club a meeting was held to decide plans for a machine future event. The club agreed to prize money totalling 300 pounds with two events offering 100 pounds each and a guinea cup. Additional races include novice and traditional events with smaller prizes. Owners and drivers look forward to a bright season and a strong turnout.
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Toeval
Minke
Han
Sxoniina
Railway Requirements at Cam eek Branch Meeting
At the Cam eek PLB meeting AS Imttor ine discussed opposing efforts to divert the Commble mail from the Alon Dubbo line. Alma tom Amarco Sijiv Clark urged cooperation with Yewneh In Agog to block changes while BR Reynolds presented a delegation report to the Chief Commissioner. The Chief Commissioner deferred a decision on a possible router train and denied a request to access the Curnnocks railway yard, offering only temporary machinery lifting for farmer use if needed.
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Cameek
PLB
FEA
Ceremin
Alon Dubho
Yewneh
Alma Tom Amarco
Sijiv Clark
Avon Commie
Mtailways
Ent & Coatine
Trac
Sydney
Molong-Dubbo
Dubbo
Con
Spd
BR. Reynolds
Coonamble
Molony- Dubbo
Curnnocks
Cumuicsioney
Australian-made Train Exhibition to Tour New South Wales
A reported Australianmade train exhibit features a windowed railcar set including sleeping, dining, and a broken power van. The proposal shows fifteen semi powered cars with Pullman sleeper capacity for thirty, a manager’s office, and exhibition space for portable hampers and displays. The display will travel with a continuous corridor and raised platform access, offering country visitors a close view and interactive experience during fair hours.
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New South Wali
Bydney
Weil
Lurty
Teninam bin
Uetwck
Altorn
Beaden
Hrd
Swext League Football At Holl Park Excites Local Fans
Saturday junior and junior II matches at Holl Park featured the Mumbit team defeating the All Blacks by weight advantage. The senior game saw Taha and Backs reinforced, with a try by Bell and a conversion by Naveau, while Blacks mounted a late surge but fell short. Referee was Mr. Bi Poole.
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Holl Park
All Blacks
Condy
Pullbrook
Tuhs
Jack Cox
Coady
F. Naveau
D. Davidson
Leach
Bonn
Beach
Nuvesu
Taha
Poole
Mumbil Beat Blacks In Curtain Raiser Football
The Mumbil team edged the Blacks in a curtain-raiser, overturning a 7 3 halftime lead as the Indy side dominated the second period with three tries. W Pulbrook led the match in near shame and the win encourages better performances ahead.
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Indy
W. Pulbrook
Shatryeu
All Blacks 16 Tahs Win In Wet Otet Cup Match
The Wongarbon team failed to travel, leaving a junior game only. In the Otet Cup race, All Blacks beat Tahs 16 to 4 as rain made the ball heavy and slippery. Lynch and Mitchell scored tries with goals, Dowd and White adding tries. B Poole refereed to overall satisfaction.
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Wongarbon
Waratabe
ALL Blacks
Waratabs
Taha
Falding
Tah
Lynch
Mitchell
Dowd
B. Poole
Aulid
Sports results from Sydney matches report various scores
The report lists multiple games: The haltork beat NW 19 to 18 in Sydney. South Sydney defeated Toowoomba 12 points to 0. Orange and Camden drew. Sydney Grammar beat the Boot by 31 points. Riverview edged St Joseph's 87 to 0. Kings beat Newington 13 to 6. Balmain lost to Routh Rydney Roxive in juniors 1 to 2. Metropolitan beat a country team 98 to 8. Bhorebust High School won 21 to 0.
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Sydney
Haltork
South Sydney
Toowoombe
Orange
Camden
Wury
Teddy Taplin
Routh Rydney Roxive
Balmain
Sydney Grammar
Bt. Joseph's
Riverview
Kings
Newington
Bhorebust High School
Progressive party renamed to Country Party in district notes
A town elects to rename the Progressive party to Country Party to emphasize country interests. An upcoming donation appeal seeks funds for new hospital quarters, with the government matching half the £1800 cost. Debate covers pigs on hospital grounds, electric lighting, and letters to newspapers. The report mentions silos delays, wheat handling, and local land access and mining notes.
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Mein
Nde
June
Wellington
Distriet
Mining Warden Court Deals With Labor Compliance Case
Mining Warden Scoble presided at the Warden s Court handling Pride Alfred E Yeo s complaint against Richard J Archbold over noncompliance with labor conditions at the coal and whale base mine Elong. Thomas W Yeo, a farmer from Hlope wad, testified he had known the shale and coal mine for about four years but no work had been done on the lease for two years, despite ongoing discussion in the past.
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Scoble
Alfred E. Yeo
Richard J. Archbold
Mt Elong
Thomas W. Yeo
Hlope
Ani
Bush Theology Sermon Decries Ignorance of Religion
At Stuart Town's eight o'clock main, Rov Father argues Australians are smug about religion while knowing little. He rails at modern "broad-minded" attitudes, urges belief in Christ, church, and sacraments, and condemns self styled nonconformists who reject clerical guidance as plain fools.
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Stuart Town
Australia
Thiniaelvon
Destia
Christ
Alf
John
Peter
Lalo
N.8
St. Paul
Disturbing Whistle From Unscheduled Train Wake Ups Town
A resident complains of two unearthly whistles from a locomotive early morning at 2501 West, blaming the engine driver for disturbances in the community. The letter notes prior mentions and threatens reporting to authorities unless city officials address the issue. The stationmaster explains the hooting was from a special unscheduled westbound train and signals.
Advanced Co-Operation Elects Directors at Sydney Meeting
The eighth annual meeting of the Farmora and Grazinea Co operative Company was held at the Failway Institute in Sydney. Chairman Theton presided as directors and delegates reviewed profits of about £50,000 with dividends and reserves allocated. E J Gorman was re elected director and Bogand Collard auditor. Delegates attended a Harbour Excursion and luncheon despite heavy rain.
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Farmora and Grazinea Co-operative Company
Failway Institute
Sydney
Loth Instant
Theton
A. K. Trethowan
W. W. Killen
Blelr
Fitzpatrick
R. J. Gorman
Secomb
Secomb, '. 1. Campbell, J. O'Neill, 1. T. Migman, ®. Pisld,p. Field
G. J. Gilmour
J. Wilesmith
Thos, Hunt
Vider
L. McLachlan
Talbots
B. McGarry
J.B. Kendall
Creves
Beasaso
E. J. Gorman
Bogand& Collard Auditom
Dick Horne in Last Sydney Truth Note on Dick Flerna
Dick Horne trainer and driver of Staney is also a horse breeder and race rider. He has aged over 8000 horses in the West and twice held up Stony for inspection at Epping. Born at Ytaroola Station Wellington Avon Moffet, he began trotting racing early and raced in Sydney shows earning reinsman premierships and gold-mounted whips. In events he nursed a broken leg and licensed in Sydney March 20, driving frequently at Epping and Victoria Park with several top finishes. He is set to race in Wellington and Nerrominy to break Caletor and Stoney’s half-brother.
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Sydney
Truth
Han
Dick Flerna
Wellington
Dick Horne
Staney
Epping
Ted
Stoney
Ytaroola Station
Avon
Moffet
P Moynted
Melbourne
A. E, Fuller
Wentern Trotting Association
Wallington Club
Victoria Park
Horne
Watone
Nerrominy
Caletor
Wellington Jubilee Show Details and Timing
Fragmentary notice from A. T. Smith advertising a Wellington Jubilee show event with early orders and unclear times. Reads as a wartime era or rural community notice about shows and timing, mentioning offerings and dates in imperfect OCR.
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Wellington
A. T. Smith
Hunwat
Champion cup meeting crowns various winners in rapid racing notes
The report covers racing results and related events from Bathurst to Rosehill, noting winners such as Terminus in the Champion Cup and Lord Ron in the Consolation Handicap. It lists other victors, suspensions, and forthcoming meetings, with scattered racing and cycling standings, plus a fatality at Roseberry and a boxing result at Sydney Stadium.
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W. Colireing Association
L Ord Ron
Molly Dawn
Terminus
Shiela B
Radio
Ian's
Mountain Mase
Northuen Felog Association
Tvot
Bathurst
Parkes
Admetus
Queemland
Lon
Clareners
Bathurst Eager
W. Grutefent
Wallace Peer
Hose
Martin
Caulfield
Verbians
Sol Green
Sydney Stadium
Pelkey
Swan Wax
New York
Mosage
Morcement
Harry? Willis
Jack Dempsey
Michigan City
Willis
Vhin
Mob Spemry
Holland
Mate Cen
Public Auction Saturday August 22 at 2 30 pm
Public auction announcement for an event at our office located on Maughan Street. Sale begins Saturday afternoon with bidding at 2 30 pm. Details unreadable beyond the date time and venue.
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Maughan Street
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