Football Notes Across Towns In Rain Hit Grounds
Rain soaked grounds forced open play to be scrappy as teams battled for form. Narromine failed to visit Wellington for a match with the All Blacks but plans to reschedule. Dubbo Teague extended their ninth straight win, while gate receipts suffered as fans stayed away from weaker clubs. Harry Thomson’s coaching future stirred talk amid financial postions, Coonamble forfeited the Johny Walker Cup, and NSW and South African sides prepared for tours with selections looming.
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Narromime
Wellington
All Blacks
Orange
Hany
Sumiay
Tinky
Dubbo Teague
Gritandia
Jneke
Wall
Warren
Dubbo
Piejy
Harry Thomson
Thinson
Hbim
Haliest
Ham
Coonamble
Vrain
Duboo
Dibba
Jane
Dubhe
SSW
Queensland
Emnmers
England
Home Aide
Ak Venti
Fublouek Ve Hagelton
Coul Cite
Remarkable Record of Orange Diggers Progress
The Orange Diggers' Mechanical Coursing Club, 17 months old, shows £4700 distributed in pine money and over £20000 in wages, largely to diggers. The Orange sub-branch of the BS.L. reports funds spent on food relief and clothing, with charitable contributions totaling £280 to local hospitals and memorial funds.
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Orange Diggers
Orange
Bs.l
Am ‘Atone
Orange Base Hospital
Orange Mental Hospital
King George Vo Memorial Fund
Gold Escort Routes Through Early New South Wales Goldfields
The article recounts historic gold transport from Sofala to Bathurst and on to Sydney, detailing the rugged dangers, escort routines, and police involvement. It notes early pack-horse conveys, shifting from pack animals to coaches, and highlights key figures like Mounted Constable Codrington and Senior Sergeant Parker guarding bullion through volatile frontier routes.
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Sydney
Codrington
Wyagden
Hill End
Bathurst
Mudger
Hen
Parker
Gulgong
Mudgee
Hargraves
Tambaroora
Sofala
Finlay
McAttamney
Copeland
Araluen
Lachlan Fields
Parkes
Forbes, Grenfell
Jack
Ty Bathurst
Monkey Hill
Mill End
Monkey Hills
Salvation Army Commissioner Visits Wellington Event
Commissioner and Mrs Dalziel with Colonel Bludin visit Wellington on Sunday the 27th for a Salvation Army public meeting at 7 30 in the Salvation Army Hall Lee Street. Local groups and leaders attend while broadcasts of the service may be heard. A lengthy biographical aside of past roles follows in error.
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Wellington
London
Young
William Tenteielear
West region rugby visit sparks debate and local scandal
The article recounts a touring rugby team from the south facing NSW, praising their strong display against Victoria and potential to draw crowds. It notes Bathurst papers’ criticism of selection, mentions players like Ulange, Wel, HUD Wiebe, and Frank McCormick, plus local claims of corruption and a missing constable murder case near Wyngdon, culminating in a drive to boost regional rugby and policing lore.
Remarked Soldier’s Halted Service and Training
A garbled wartime note hints at a medic taking a stand during training weeks. Fragments mention national headquarters and an oval organization. The text references a Great War soldier and a veteran’s ongoing service amid the era’s military structure.
Local tavern scene recalls town tragedy
A garbled note recalls Aneta and neighbors at a Riverside Street tavern where a school murder is implied. The passage mentions the miner McLean and Gardenenite and hints at a detective's memory of a talk from someone who knew a person named Jute Greiadenit, in a cryptic, accident-laden fragment.
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Eacorn
McLean
Padi
Aneta
Great Cough Remedy Wonderful and Money Saver
An advertisement extols HEENZO as a thrifty cough remedy enabling Australians to mix a two-shilling bottle with water for a large quantity of chest and throat relief. It claims purity suited for babies and adults and compares favorably to £1 worth of commercial preparations. Also includes stray anecdotes and local notes about residents and police tales.
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N.S.W. Aide
Mate
Hem
Keith
Titheradge
Percy Street
MR. W. Smith
Rirg
Bodangera
Mre
Mo Whiting
Warelde Railway
Cundumbul
Cundumbul Hall
Gants
Arthurville
Arthurville Hall
Theohild
H. J. Habler
The
HOTEL
Wool. Tlein
Messrs
Pryke Bros
General Commission Agents
Jim Breeze
Wellington District Hospital
Gough
Ing
Swift Street
Wallingtoton
A. A. Co Yeoval
Ae i
Australia Hotel
Stuart Town
P. Webster
Mee
Court House
Maughan
P.m
W.H. Young
Orange Diggers’ Club
Constable Codrington
Sofale Wold
McDougall
Turon
Wyagdon
Cort
Salvation Army Commissioner's
France
Midlands
Liverpool
Ald
Bewine
Canada
Hid
Easkern
Australia
Baelk
Ellek Weil
Yedeu Levy
Peti Ameis
Ewinge
Willals Smilie
Aviteforndinge Vlaraietese Deli
Iwoomilssienoe Weltiane 1
Dhelaield
Lycoppentead Preigtien
Dal Cormier
Nsw
Victora
Meins Wweward
Mothe Nase
South Africa
New Zealand
Meine
Haiti
Bene
Tang Piseers
Mos Aval Lititeeles
Ulange
Wel
HUD Wiebe
Senators
Mit
Powell
St. Georg
Frank McCormick
Parramatta
Wits
Frank
Harvey Thomson
Valse
Thomson
Blues
Hire Creek
Wyngdon Mount
Graham
Wyngdon
Big Wyngdon
Peel
Cheshire Creek
Thompson
Dale
Kenzie
Saly Gum
Rascal
J. L. Aubrey
PRY Utraneng Sch Petrol Tsed
PSP
Ob Tetas Ding
Ia. T. Smith
the Cash ‘Tailor Wellington
L. Askidam
A. J. Bayly
Western Ass
RANC
Monfrate Att Ivsinfss
Atty Atv
Dodge
District
Hudson
Terraplane
Bell Bridge
Darcy Walker
P.O
Hudson Terraplane and Wolsley
CC Daley Wynall Cycle Agent
N.S.W
Coventry Eagle Motor Cycles
Kyeeg
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