Agricultural Bureau Annual Meeting Postsponed Reading of Papers
The Agricultural Bureau held its annual meeting with reading of papers postponed due to weather. President W. Yett chaired. Treasurer A. Kitehy reported a £2 debit balance. Reports praised horticulture progress, member support, and a public exhibit plan. Debate over subscriptions and potential new members continued to June.
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Wells Ranch
Oly
Wyett
A. Kitehy
Papwira
Draphays
T. Frost
A. Harvey
Johnston
Wits
Rutherford
Frost
Kiteh
Wright
A. Maavey
Hou
Whiteley
Football Union Game Postponed By Weather
The inter town football game scheduled for Saturday was postponed due to wet weather and related conditions. Local officials cited safety concerns as the deciding factor, with no new date announced at this time.
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Last of
Dick Ford
Hank Ta
Yeoval Match Report Highlights Confusion and Refereeing
A fragmented Yeoval match report describes a chaotic scene with heated exchanges over officials. Names and teams surface amid unclear play by play, including mention of Wellington and a referee dispute, with windy remarks about crowd reactions and perceived fairness.
Reserve Grade Match Delayed by Cold Weather Conditions
Yesterday afternoon two reserve matches were held on the show ground as a small band of enthusiasts attended. Cold water and low temperatures kept many indoors, yet the spectators who attended enjoyed the event despite the discomfort.
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Cho Inyers
Unclear Sports Output From Local Match Fragments
Reading shows scattered results across multiple games. South Sydney beat De Water Sutuele by 200 points. Newtown defeated Bathurst Railway in a Cup event. Western Rhett and Wallaties faced losses. Many names and places are garbled, with key data and dates unreadable.
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Sydney
South Sydney
Keat University
Sir George
Newtown
Boning Fine Farm
Dubyoalrday
Aifternoon
Coonan
Ld Paint
Mahar Charlwstims
Thas Westurn Rhett
Bathurst Railway
Wallaties
Rhoile
Golf Meeting Confusing Tale of Weekend Cup Event
The piece describes a weekend golf event dubbed the Lome Cup with a handicap format. It mentions the Presidents Trophy and a winner tied in a partial game, with references to Wellington Golf Club and Sydney connections, amid unclear OCR errors.
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Yenysn
Wellington
Partic Gate
Ulutch
Unemployed Rabbit Traps Scheme Reported
A mangled note describes a government funded rabbit trap plan for the jobless, detailing lenders, guarantors, and repayments. It mentions dates, costs, and concerns about the feasibility and potential deceit in the scheme. It references individuals and local terms, but the text is garbled and unclear about concrete outcomes.
St Patrick's Catholic Club Weekly Meeting Details
A weekly St Patrick's Catholic Club gathering will be held in the yellow hall. Members and visitors are invited to bring wives and wear party attire. A speaker will discuss topics and a wine tasting may occur. The event is organized by the Preventive Committee with plans for social and convivial activities.
Curra Creek Dance Ends After Rain Delays Event
Curra Creek residents hosted a dance at Me. A. Ryan's place despite heavy rain and poor roads. Attendees braved conditions while the orchestra and Mrs. Howton supplied music. Mr Bon Rade supplied refreshments, and thanks were extended to Mr A Ming Ryan for the preparation efforts despite the turnout. The event concluded in the early hours with attendees lingering.
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A. Ryan
AL Ming Rysie
Wailea
Athens
Thie Ryan
Jaren
Gollan
Gollan Hal
Theobald
Bradford
C. Rong
Geurie Rugby League & Ambulance
Geurie
Curra Creek
Faith in Australia Flight Begins From Sydney Aerodrome
C T P Ulm's three engine monoplane Faith in Australia left Richmond Aerodrome Sydney non stop toward Derby Western Australia for a 2100 mile leg aiming to reach Ragland then onward to London in about eighty days. The crew includes Ulm and Lt. Beatty with a plan to refuel along the route via Vacuum Oil depots and emergency stops. The aircraft features three Wright Whirlwind engines and a 1230 gallon fuel capacity, designed to carry a Tasman crossing without refueling, with a reported cruising speed near 108 mph.
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Australia
Richmond
Aerodrome
Sydney
Farley
W.A
Ragland
BNO Gallony
Plame Motor Spirit
Wireless Equipment, Pte
Derby
Gaz Am
Herc
Darby
Trungoon
London
Rangoon
Av Hw Vacuum Oil Company
Wight
Molly
Air Miliiatry
AU Palin
Forbes
N.S
Wim
Wyckett
Wilh Pyitt
Covkn Nite
Warkmen
Mascot
Australan Mechanics
Tamaus
Chon
Silotet Ventss
Tasman
New Zealand
Forth
England
Avetralia
Trade balance and protection in Australia debate
Paul Cheyne writes to editor against Mr. Allen’s one sided view on trade protection. He argues Australia should protect domestic industry to sustain local markets and employment, citing dairy meat and farm products as examples of how duties support local producers and workers.
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Paul Cheyne
L W. Allen
Sir—Seung
Great Britain
J. W. Allan
Fie
Surdy
Allen
Mrs Allen
Australia
Ucal
Hese
Hiv
Pratten
Mr. Allen
Ehmgoy
Allin
Paul Cheyhe
Australian Manufactures Development League
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