Wellington Fails to Chase as Maryvale Edges Out by 27
A Wellington side faced Maryvale in a weekend cricket match on Maryvale’s wicket, with a tight contest ending in a 27 run Maryvale victory. Both innings featured modest scoring. Wellington used ten bowlers in Maryvale’s second innings as Maryvale posted totals led by Campbell and Wessell while Wellington’s bowlers Kelly and Wessel shone at times.
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Town win by five wickets at Farnham in uphill match
In a Farnham encounter Stuart Town achieved a five wicket victory after a testing chase of 34 Juns. Star players included Manning Davia and Byrnes with notable scores and a detailed bowling effort from Trudgett and Blunden for Farnham.
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Farnham
Stuart Town
Farmers and Graziers Outlook Amid Drought and Price Declines
The Farmers and Graziers Co-operative notes global wool markets clouded by drought. Prices for wool and crossbred lines fall, with improvements seen only in sheep at Plemington and fat cattle, while fodder and overseas markets stay weak. They anticipate lighter supplies and a partial price rebound, while crop hail and fire insurance shift growth finance. The firm aims to better service stockowners and expand fat stock clientele.
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Grasiers
Co-operative Co
Plemington
Smu
Durne
Fine J. G. Carveth Wins Sulky Prize at Show
J. G. Carveth takes first prize in sulky racing at the Wellington Show beating all competitors. Address provided: Opp. Post.
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J. G. Carveth
All Romers
Happiness and its elusive chase through quirky lives
A reflective essay on happiness argues it defies a single definition as people chase joy in varied, sometimes contradictory ways. It surveys marriages, urban pleasures, travel misadventures, satire of cannibal fantasies, and a tale of Dirty Dick’s tavern to suggest happiness often lies in personal pursuit and imagination rather than external riches or routines.
London Pubs Through Time From Dirty Dicks to Guilded Doors
An Arbstralian soldiers visit London and observe a blend of ancient charm and modern progress in its pubs. The piece highlights famous venues like The Red Bull The Stags Horn The Swan Paddy’s Goose and Dirty Dick’s with its century-long reputation. It describes Dirty Dick’s basement stairs and smoky cellar in Bishopsgate.
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Arbstralia
London
Shipton
Bishopsgate
Christmas in Fictional Times and Age of Wit
A reflective column on how Christmas is portrayed in classic novels and stories. The author cites Dickens and Trollope, recalling scenes from Mr. and Mrs. Pezziwig and Bob Cratchit, and contrasts with Thackeray and Queen Victoria era depictions, noting varying warmth and festivity in holiday scenes.
Christmases in fiction from Trollope to Dickens
A compact critique of how Christmas scenes in Trollope Austen George Eliot Thackeray differ from Dickens. It notes dullness in Allington and Eliot, the gaiety lacking in some writers, and the lively festive atmosphere Dickens delivers with vivid imagery such as plum pudding and blue flames.
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Allington
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Tommett
Meryton
Silas Marner
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Ali
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Death of Patrick Kirby at Mudgee Residence
Patrick Kirby died on Monday morning at his Mortimer Street residence in Mudgee after living in the state for many years. He was a native of Ireland and reached his 14th year the preceding Sunday. He and his late wife ran a boarding house for many years before his death. An associated report mentions Arthur Jones being escorted on a western mail train when he escaped at Parramatta station, slipping away through a window as a prisoner was allowed to visit the lavatory. The escapee is described as medium height and build.
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