Wellington Tennis Club annual tournament report
The Wellington Tennis Club annual tournament opened in fine weather with strong turnout and significant participation from country and city players. The event featured top results across singles and doubles, praise for volunteers, new courts, and social events, highlighting growing popularity and smooth operation despite heavy entries and scattered rain risk.
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Wellington
Pal
Gues
Ewig
Cowen
Peak Hill
Nyngan
Rome
Wwe
Brad Everett
Lary
Avelal
Wilmot
Stan Kena
Af Chrystal
Prince Wills
England's huge 658 sparks Test cricket comeback
England pile up 658 in their first innings as Barnett and Hutton reach centuries. Australia trails with three ducks, facing a long chase over two days as England aims to seal a win. Hammond and Edrich disappoint with early failures, while England's bowlers look to back up the big score.
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Paynter
Compton
England
Mel Trovrns
Amen
McCormick
O'Reilly
Wickeis
Batamen
Australia
Barnett
Hutton
Brutton
Hammond
Edylen
Tennis finals and mixed doubles at west end tournament
A crowded audience watched the continued play in the west end tournament with several finals completed this morning. Mixed doubles saw Green tree and Miss Moncrieff defeat Smith and Milas J. Smith 15 8. Hughes pair won the men's doubles BI Division 83 0. Line Sydney pair Rico and Hatteraley beat Price and bury 84 in the mixed open final. singles featured Vickery of Sydney vs Christien of Dublin in progress.
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Bydney Alr
Mirsey Hattersley
Cadsdy
Munson Smith
Bore
Christie
Dubbo
Fnally
Sydney
Sveal
Sydney Girlay
Ly Hughes
H. Rice
Sliminarion
Jonex
Amith
Sam Taylor
Jones
Taylor
Warren] Price
CG. R. Smith
Smith
Swinner
Warren Price
Mix
Spilsbury
Mise O
McConnchie
M. Cotte
Spew
Glorious West
Greentree
Miss Moncrieff
Owe
Milas J. Smith
Bestween L
W. Hughes
A. ©. Paige
M. G. Coter
Girmer
J. Wi Rico
Mins Hatteraley
Beak
J. W. Price
Mrs. Bury
Nat
Mins Vickery
Nckler
The
Ilis
Miny Chrintie
Dubbs
Acon Factory Ad Promises Savings in Orange
A fragmented ad from a Seymours Acon Factory in Orange touts full particulars on a remedy. It hints at cures and prices, urging readers to request details and save money on acon and related remedies.
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Seymours
Acon
Orange
Adrien
New Trunk Line Opens Between Wellington and Sydney
Opened Friday the new trunk telephone line greatly improves communication between Wellington and Sydney via Mudgee. The duplication of the existing route from Wellington through Orange to Sydney enhances service, with tests showing excellent voice clarity. A second line from Orange to Wellington via Cumrick and Yeoval will also boost links among Wellington Yeoval and Cumnock, easing peak period traffic. About thirteen miles of the new Wellington to Yeoval segment completed, with rapid progress on the Orange to Wellington span. Authorities expect both lines to provide relief for call volumes and improve overall telephonic access between Wellington and Sydney.
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Wellington
Sydney
Waine
Wellinton
Mudgee
Orwnge
Wallington
Orange
Cumrick
Yeoval
Walington
Traii Calle
Wailington
Judge and Counsel Tales From Brisbane Dinner
A Brisbane Constitutional Club dinner recounts legal squabbles between Darling and Eve, two famed judges, including a note dispute and a sleeping-bench fable. The judge awakens to fine a junior barrister fifty pounds for contempt, ending a long legal night with a sharp courtroom misadventure.
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Grove
Brisbane
Australia
Constitutional Club
Darling
Eve
King’s Bench
Adam
Bar
Queensland
Honor
Counsel V
Wheat varieties elimination plan discussed at meeting
At a Sydney gathering in the last week, fears were raised that unsuitable wheat types might be eliminated by refusing to receive white wheats. Mr E Field, a representative on the committee, told growers the move would not be a technical power but a gradual process over several years, with cooperation from growers to improve varieties.
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Me. E. Fisld
The
Amdciaion
Union Football Narrowly Defeats Combined West 20 to 17
In Sydney on country week, Newcastle edged Combined West 20 to 17 after a close first half. West led early but fatigue and persistent country attacking saw Newcastle rally with key plays by Dean Norvia and Goodwin, while Ball and Carroll anchored stubborn defense.
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Sydney
Combined
Western
Newcastle
W. Dean
P. Ball
D. Carroll
Wealu
H. Blazley
al. Tonkin
W. Powell
F. Lay
Goodwin
J. Greenwood
L. McKeney
F Ball
West
E Lay
F. Brown
H. Topkin
Trina
Wy * Powell
Yom. Wesly
Womans finger wound leads to gangrene amputation
In Newbridge, Mrs Elisabeth Ramey suffers a severe finger wound from a thorn while pruning roses. The injury worsened over days despite hospital care, forcing doctors at Mathurat Hospital to amputate the left hand above the wrist to save her life. Her condition fluctuated, with doctors reporting some improvement but persistent concern.
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Elisabeth Ramey
Newbridge
Mathorat
Mamer
Freault
Abe Mathuret
Mra
Tamer Wan
Althaeni
No clear headline from fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions education policy and a summer program for child tenants and Germ Test. No coherent event, date, or named entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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Tepactmen! of Education
Lana
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