Cricket Notes on Australia in Wellington Test Series
The Wellington report reviews Australia’s five innings collapse and poor fielding in the early tests. It notes crowds, broadcasting limits, and hopes Australia will rise to challenge in forthcoming matches, praising slip fielding and individual performers while criticizing several batting collapses.
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Australia
Wellington
Perhiaps
Wellington Association
Leon
Sydney
England
Exeland
Amine
Bill O'Reily
Whit Gat
Jade
Nat
Wall
Gil
Harding
Wallington Association
Jean Lo Geurie
Eich
Eveailont
Evers
Avondale
Tin Powell
Fu Welsington
Fou
Tynate Park
FIRST ENGLISH CRICKET TEAM IN AUSTRALIA 1862 MEETING
The article recalls the arrival of the first English cricket team in Australia in 1862 and its Sydney match, signaling the start of regular international series. It details early cricket in Britain, the evolution of bowling styles, and notable players like Stephenson and Larwood, tracing the sport’s imperial spread and defining 19th century contests.
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Australia
Sydney Domain
Intin
Tok
Ias
Amerie
Lords
Cribwidge
Oxford
Earlieg
Gombridge
Wiles
Eileket
Ajoellion
Balti Hind
Larwood
Wilder
Tongth
Lowlene
Finiesh
HL Stephenson
George of
Fon
Stephenson
Cuptin
Survey
Tsame
Stephenson Conntain
G. Griffitha
We Mortlock
W. Muilroy
W. Galtyn
Bewll
C. Lawrence
Suciey
G. Bennet
Heal
Howne
Middlesex
G. Walls
Suswx
R. Hicisson
E. Stephenson
Yorkshire
Eyestown
Victoria
New South Wale
Abovy
Sydney Bovain
Sydney
Immigration debate prompts old crowds to push for settlers
With signs of improving conditions serious talk of resuming immigration surfaces. Critics urge no pay for assisting immigrants while advocating private enterprise to populate Australia. History cites American settlement as a model, arguing Australia should attract genuine settlers without subsidies. The piece notes widespread discussion, references to early colonial efforts, and lists names tied to a Sydney era club.
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Austratia
Australia
Augewatta
Assis Jansen
Amevion
Austinitg
Tesson
Amex
Privallj
Amerien
WIT WISDOM AND FOLLY COLLECTED BY GEORGE HUTTON
A fragmentary, period piece review noting literary bits and social satire. It mentions comedians, a Paris trip, haunting tales, and wartime prose, with brief quotes and references to Lovell and Hutchinson editions. The entry reads like a collage of reader notes and clipped passages from various sources.
Authors F G Hourrell and G Hoerel Portrait Writer
The fragment notes F G Hourrell and G Hoerel authors of Katherine Tonton's Portrait and Married, Mon. John Tallis. It mentions Tallis’s incident at Kenninghill on Nowfold Loch, years in London and Paris, and service in the British Medical Corps from 1916 through Salonika and Anasit, with a denied glory due to a commanding officer deeming him ungentlemanly.
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G. Hoerel
Katherine Tonton
John Tallis
Lot
Kenninghill
Nowfold Loch
London
Paris
Ebeynt
Salonika
Anasit
Feeder Roads Urged to Shift Highway Policy
A Times letter argues for moving public funds from expanding highways to building essential feeder roads in rural districts. It contends current major road work is wasteful and that funding should focus on linking farming areas to markets, aided by tourism roads already near completion and fuel tax revenues.
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Quain Conde
Uyak
Sento
Dse
Consolidated Revenus
Alan
Eail
Monay
Daekde
Givine
Wary career of a 1920s editor in Paris and papers
The passage traces a writer who after service became a journalist and editor in Paris in 1920. He helped edit Kontinental Daily Mail and contributed to Bronaly Nite and Daily oil in Speeiniey, with work on articles and columns for The Daily oil.
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Paris
Kontinental Daily Mail
Oil
Wont Ghogary and the We Coltyn Figures in Practice
A garbled excerpt mentions We Coltyn and Mr. We Gavvekt as active practitioners. It references an affiliated solicitor and a possibly notable local figure, noting their ongoing engagement and prominence in the community.
Fragmented OCR note on political funding and transport plans
A garbled note discusses provision of funds to improve transport and the government’s response. It mentions agitation by local authorities across the state and possible early changes in July, with uncertainty in the wording and several damaged phrases.
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Shire
Prinicipel
Dujrotieia
Fu Simu
Juliry
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