Rail line agitation drives public works push in Maryvale area
The article details ongoing pressure to advance the Maryvale Bandy Hollow railway line, noting support from multiple parties and key figures like Dunn and Thorby. It argues the project should proceed through Parliament, highlighting political maneuvering and the need for railway construction to unlock regional opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voratevetion
Maryvale
Wlvetiona
Politly Ies Asaurad
Partiak
Howe
Mt May
Ube
Gomrang
Rwapeet
Sundy Mallow
Parlumpt
Jar Dun
Thorby
Wravon
Dunn
Maitland
Sowcastleary
Earlway
Miediine Calud
Donn
Maryvalu
Sandy Hallow
Chin
Tuva
Dun
Howt
van Villog
Wellington
Thuiday Nest
Bima
Wellington Railway Bill Deputation Grips Meeting
Residents along the Sandy Hollow line press for prompt parliamentary passage of the railway bill. Mayor supports pushing the bill, forms a deputation to meet Mr Dunn and the Premier, and urges regular Railway League meetings while seeking funds and local donations.
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Railway League
Asilte Stockwell
Mesra Duna
Thorhy
Dunn
Liament
Mr. Dunn
Soldiers' Club
Three O’stock
Dubebo
Alex Ross
Agriculture
Me. Dunn
Mensrs
W. B. Masters
Crossinis Barnett
Regan
Dowd
Sheridan
Warren
J. Whiteley
Wright
A. Hubbard
Compton
Maxon
M. Lown
J. Ty Stockwell
Dr. Watt
Cy | Wilkins
Sydney
Promine
Wellington
Mostte Thorby
Clark
A. E. Fuller
Truman Wold
Dubbo
Burrendong
Gr. Puller
Meare Stockwell
Crossing
Maxtors
Alex Rom
J Whitley
Barnett
H. Johnson
Ling
Emch
Meusisarom
Cr. Puller
Reinkwed
We B. Ling
Mowry Alex Rosy
Compton Cole
Tim
Waillington
A. Rony
Maitland
Newellatte
J. Fuller
Bovine
Allele
Aponkern
Meme Storkwell
Alyx Thins
de. Wath
D. Wilking
Armatrongr
Stockwell
In Memoriam Service for Matthews and Gardiner at St Andrew’s
A large St Andrew's Presbyterian Church crowd attended an In Memoriam service for the late J Matthews and W Gardiner. The sermon reflected on Christian faith, immortality, and the hope of life beyond death, praising the deceaseds’ integrity and enduring friendship, and urging steadfast belief in eternal life through Christ.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Magri 3
Matthews
W. Gareiner
Aignyer
Jesus Christ
Lord
Vaul
Paul
Ty Tmiraclin
Jayus
Jocus
Patnnecun
Rumnain
Pan
Nywe
Hiv
Ad Vonarurda
Apostle Uuebt
Ainda
Tam Yyeremdad
Tua
Job
John
Christ
Heaven
Earth
Tynnyson
Ernest Matthews
William Gardiner
Wellington Mayor Commends Town Clerk at Meeting
The Mayor praised the Town Clerk Mr Miller for excullent work and noted he also serves as Secretary of the Railway League. The meeting then terminated.
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Wellington
Miller
Railway League
Mombil Defeats Waratah in Junior Football Match
In a Saturday junior contest Mombil clinched victory over Waratah with 48 points to nil. Gough and Mughes scored multiple goals and tries, Altopher added two goals, while Offnor and Cashell each had a try. A ball shortage caused a brief delay at kickoff.
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Mombil
Waratah
Inds
Tehe
Murbil
Gough
Mughes
Altopher
Offnor
Cashell
Senior game ends in Blacks win after scratched All Blacks team
The planned match between All Blacks and Waratahs was cancelled due to players pulling out ahead of a cup match with Wongarbon. A scratch team from the Blacks, featuring Tabs, Mumbil, and Junior Teha, played an uneven game leading to a 24 to nil final score as Cowan and Brown added tries and penalties. Referee Mr. E Poole officiated the event.
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All Blacks
Waratahs
Ibtar
Dray
Davidson
Wil
Cowan
Brown
Tahs
Georle
Blacks
F. Mitchell
F. Navmu
Koscisco Cup Clash Draws Massive Wellington Crowd
A large Wellington crowd of 2500 to 3000 watched Ware taha defeat Wongarbon by 15 points in a tough rugby league encounter for the Kosciusko Cup. Visitors from Wengarbon George and Dubbo added to the show with red ribbon cars. Local captain Clive Hotto led the defense as crowd control files and field barriers limited incursions during the match.
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Yaterday
Wellington
Waretaha
Wongarbon
Thare
Wengurbon
Wengarbon
Georle
Dubbo
Wongurbon
Wan
Clive Hottoo
Mhlah
T. Bassett
Anual
Tahs Triumph Over Reds In Tumultuous Australian Rugby Clash
A rough match saw the Tahs beat the Reds 16 to 7 amid crowd trouble. Rotton and Balton starred for the visitors with timely kicks, while Jack Cox and J Cowan impressed for the home side. Referee F Nav mu oversaw a game marked by penalties and strong defense.
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Sanat
Mest
Rotton
Grint
Reds
Caning
Jack Cox Finn
C. Retton
Reda
Focals
Susceas
Togat
Jack Cox
Clive Balton
Cuen
Whittaker
Lkegan
J. Cowan
Fime
Tahs
Painto Ito
Poole
Sydney First Grade Scores From Saturday Matches
South Sydney defeated Western Suburbs 28 to 20. North Sydney beatastern Suburbs 4 to 3. University defeated Gleby 21 to 1h. Bt George beat Newtown 28 to 1. In Great Public Reboot games Bt Josephs beat Armidale 80 to 0. Grammar best there by L0 to nil. Newington beat Wesley College 1 to nil. Scots beat Old Boys 21 to 11. Newcastle hosted New Zealand Rugby Union beating N.S.W. 20 to 18. England beat Australia 6 to 1 in the first test under the Baccer Cody at Queensland land.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Tat N.S.W
Baccer Cody
Quesnae Land
England
Australia
Obituary notice for Annie Glover of Wingowareuatroot
Annie Glover of Wingowareuatroot, widow of Charles Glover, died early Friday in Dubbo. The family moved from Stuart Town 44 years ago. seven children were born there. Annie was a native of Campbelltown, NSW. Mr. Glover served as superintendent of the Church of England Sunday School for over 40 years, with deep sympathy from husband, children Edward and Arnold among others in the district.
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Dubbo
Annie Glover
Charlex Glover
Wingowareuatroot
Glover
Stuart Town
Campbelltown
Mia
Edward
Aruulid
Death notices list thirteen grandchildren and family ties
The notice names several relatives including Selwyn Cowra Var non Glover and Dr F T Allen of Stanmore Sydney with wives Allyn and others. It states there are thirteen grandchildren and that the funeral occurred on Friday afternoon.
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Cowra
Selwyn
Queensland
Varnon
H.C. F. Glover
Wellington
Allyn
F. T- Allen
Stanmore
Sydney
C. Hi Donoghue
New Zealand Champion Groaming Heads to Sydney Again
Racing notes recount Groaming's return to Sydney amid fanfare, Ascot ponies, and a record crowd at Rosehill postponement. Major Goodsell wins the Parramatta rowing heat while Billy Grime tops the Sydney Stadium card. Eddie Butcher defeats Harry Cusdy in Brisbane as Moonee Valley hosts a key meet with multiple winners including Sir Charles and Amber Ale.
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Groaming
New Zealand
Sydney
Dubbo
Rosehill
Ascot
Henry Rote
Major Goodsell
Haddy Mannan
N-Z
Parramatta
Goodsell
Sydney Stadium
Billy Grime
Australia
Filippine
de Leon
Moonee Valley
Windares
Sir Charles
Pildin
Buaz
Kidlaw
Swoop
Travancore
Dorndy
Good Brew
Mnemalls
Taylxtock
Alola
Fiat
Bondo
Pakland
Walbeo
Greenvale
Cattle sale notes with mixed ages and lots of livestock
Fragmentary listing describes many cattle types including cows, heifers, and yearlings with ages from young to four years, noted as soft colored and dry. Mentions herd stock, dairy and mixed breeds, with about 200 others and a statement cattle will be sold with confidence and ready for quick delivery via trucks.
F Murphy & Co Babes in Pure Woollen Wear Ad
Ad promoting F Murphy & Co offering pure woollen wear and related items with emphasis on quality garments. Includes prices and availability details in a compact shop notice typical of a historical newspaper page.
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Ryvalesandy Hollow Railway
J. Matthews
Wm. Gardiner
Loneragan, Wall and
Kelly
Neurie
Yarrigal
Mle
Ressona
D. W. Cox
Torne
Girhorse & I Mn
George Paul
Mite
RE. H
Swift Street
Baptist Church
Mudgee
ACT Om
A. F. Dunn & CO
S. Rotton Flas
Musgrave
Arthur Street
Alan
F. Murphy & Co
Sanaeesan
Fedele
Tecus
Smart
Monarch Pictures
Tesetag
Reginald Depny
Laure la Plante
Billy Sullivan
Reels
Century Comed
Albertini
Dartdevils
Margaret
Voda
Richard Dix
Manhattan
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