Linen Evening Aided District Hospital Fund Drive
West Wyalong branch of the Country Women's Association held a linen evening at Mr and Mrs WW Helyar’s home to raise funds for the District Hospital. Strong attendance enjoyed dancing games and a late supper while contributions topped £16 plus extensive goods. The group aims to support the hospital amid financial strains and to push construction of a maternity unit, with over £1000 already in reserve for the project.
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West Wyabong
Couatry Women's Association
Wyalong
Mra
Helyar
Country Womens Association
A. Andrew
One Meraely
Mra Johnson
G. EB. Evans
Vospliat
Mra A. R. Mc Taonell
OWA
Tley Ricerdvesdt
Weat Wyalong
CWA
C.W.A
H. R. Helyar
Mra Kennedy
Mesars John Meagher & Co. Ltd
Mise Sullivan
Fire destroys 47 vehicles at Geelong garage blaze
A large fire gutted Margett's Motors Pty. Ltd in Merces Street Geelong destroying 44 cars and 3 motor trucks. Loss estimated at £17000. An explosion was heard prior to the blaze as two men fled a moving car and investigators found the safe in the salesroom blown open.
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Melbourne
Margett's Motors Pty. Ltd
Merces Street
Geelong
Meloutey
Police Blows Safe Report From Cracksven Office
A man near Cracksven on Saturday afternoon blew a safe at the Newaletter newspaper office on King Street, city. A policeman stood nearby as the blast occurred and the safe owner escaped with £26.
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Newaletter
King Street
City
Coal Trouble at Stanford Martyr No 2 Colliery
Reports cite engine drivers returning to work at Stanford Martyr No 2 Colliery and a major mine rumored to reopen soon at reduced rates. Militants urge the Miners Convention to enact an all out coal industry policy immediately.
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Tisty Monday Avenue
Engina
Stanford Martyr No. 2
48 HOUR WEEK FOR RAILWAY SERVICE FARES AND FREIGHTS
Railway budget to be presented to Parliament at week end. plan calls for fare and freight reductions. Immediate move to a 48 hour week agreed by Cabinet on Chief Commissioner Cleary’s recommendation. About 22 thousand WRU members and engine drivers affected. Cleary estimates return to 48 hour week saves about £303,000.
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Syrsey
Catinet
Labour and Liberal Parties Move Toward Entente in Parliament
A London cable reports early steps toward cooperation between Labor and Liberal MPs in the British Parliament. The observed easing of opposition to the government’s Coal Hill measure signals potential policy convergence that could reshape political dynamics.
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Sydney
London
Jfimt
Coal Hill
TWO KILLED Car and Cycle Collide
In Sydney a fatal collision between a car and a motorcycle occurred near Ghudenville last Sunday. The two victims, both New Haven residents, were pronounced dead at the scene and are identified by local police as Wai Mites and Mirabed. The incident involved a motorbike rider who collided with a car traveling on the main road.
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Sydney
Ghudenville
Derailment disrupts Western line near Hazelwood
A derailment occurred on the Western line near Hazelwood this morning after a set of couplings broke. The derailed brake van and attached line of freight cars slid down the track, dumping merchandise with substantial losses but no injuries reported.
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Bydney
Hazelwood Uctit
England Flight Story From Sydney Narrative Teaser
A fragmented report from Sydney recounts an aviation encounter involving David Smith and Wally Shiera and mentions England’s Mary of Sidney. The piece references a plane and a group called the Sather barons while touching on an interning event and a flight that left Matava.
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Sydney
David Smith
Wally Shiera
Meri
Peywn
Megeptine
Sidney Tune
Say Creyden
England
Northern Association chair cites colliery hire surge
Mr. McDonald, chairman of the Northern Association, stated that at a large colliery 500 men applied for work, with about 600 being old employees. He argued that roughly 7 percent of mines could reopen with the current labor offer.
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Bydney
The
Northern Association
McDonald
Police raid on white slave trade probe in Chinatown
Metropolitan police raided a large number of Chinese wardens last night to ascertain proof of alleged white slave trade. Although several white women were found living with Chinese men, authorities could not take action.
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Sydney
Metropolitan
Lare
Local Ad Misuse Case At Capital Summana Court
Job Skelton fined at the Capital Summana Court for publishing an advertisement in the Labor Daily to induce applicants to seek horse race advice at an office on Elizabeth Street. He paid 10 shillings for the newspaper, registered as a newspaper, and claimed no offence.
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Sydney
Skelton Wea
Capital Summana Court
Labor
Eilzabeth Street
Exonerated Ministers Cleared in New Guinea Mining Case
Three federal ministers Messie Theodore Aussey and Beasley were exonerated by the Burry Hills Labor League of a charge tied to New Guinea Mining ordinances. Initial hostility faded after a decisive Anal vote of confidence.
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Sydney
Messie Theodore
Aussey
Beasley
Burry Hills
Rise in Australian stocks buoy British and Indian debt
The Times City editor reports that a cut in the bank rate improves foreign exchange, fueling buoyancy in stock markets. Active demand lifts British and Indian government bonds and other buntee investments, with Australian stocks rising from two to over four points.
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London
the Times
Calcutta Mayor J M Sen Gupta imprisoned for sedition
A wire from Calcutta reports Mayor J M Sen Gupta, Bengal Congress leader, was sentenced to 10 days imprisonment at Renpoon for seditious utterances in a speech given on March 13.
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Tay
Calcutta
J. M. Sen Gupta
Laader
Congress Party
Bengal
Renpoon
Pipe and Kaye Nearing Australia
Sydney report notes a near term event featuring Piper Sittel Riye and a world travel sequence. Officials from Weltrevenca tai Svid tay confirm preparations and a planned stop in Australia. The piece outlines travel, sponsorship and expected dates for the international leg.
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Sydney
Weltrevenca Tai Svid Tay
Phwe
Piper Sittel
World’s Record Lindrum Elvoney Sets Pure Pace
A garbled report notes Lindrum Elvoney achieving a world record in a swimming or athletic event on Monday. It mentions a 25,722 limit and defeats a competitor named Davis. The text references aggregate records and an outstanding average but is severely corrupted.
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Elvoney
Taman
Davia
Lindrum
Irregular sale notices prompt buyers to attend events
Buyers are reminded of a sale led by C F Wallder and Co and A Tyack for the Monthly Market of Tulliblweat on Saturday inst. Further entries of enlele sheepoete are invited for the sale to be held at Quandialia on Wednesday Sod April. Full particulars appeared in the issue by Mesdre UE Wolder und Forbes Head Office West Wralone.
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Lake Cargelligo
F and
G. Crockett
Man
T. H. Brooks
Forbes
J. B Fullarton
Condobolin
J. R Boott
West Wyalong
Gogarie
Wenthalle
Tullibigeal
Lake Cargeltigo
Commonwealth Woal and Produce Co. Ltd
Sydney
Mutus Lite and
Citizens’ Assurance Co. Ltd
Royal
The
New Zealand Insurance Co
Mesere C.F Wallder and Co
A. Tyack
Enlele Sheepoete
Quandialia
Wiest Wralone
Golf Club Annual Meeting at Memorial Hall This Friday
The Golf Associates announce the annual gathering of the Asaochies of the WAW Golf Club will be held in Memorial Hall on Friday night, despite wet weather.
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Asaochies
WAW
Memorial Hall
Yalgorin North Aericket Match Between Local Schools
A lively aericket cricket match was played on Friday at the local ground between the Annual School and the Local School boys. Scoring details are incomplete but Les Sheehan and Milton Wilkinson starred for the winning side with 1 and 24 respectively. Opponents RA Heatthe scored 14 and 22. Valgogrin boys totaled 16, Brunah boys reached 31 in the fray innings, then lost nine wickets for 4% in the second.
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Payera Fmen
Les Sheehan
Milton Wilkinson
RA. Heatthe
Valgogrin Boyen
Brunah Boys
Two Men Sentenced At Temora Court
Joseph Wagner and William John Frankie admitted possessing a sheep reasonably believed stolen. Wagner was jailed three months and ordered to pay £2 12s in restitution. Offenders Act provisions extended conditionally with £20 sureties. The sheep belonged to Mr. R Young of West Wyalon.
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Temora Toller Court
Joseph Wagner
William John Frankie
Fucho
Tomke
Dibbs
Farrell
R. Young
West Wyalon
Personal notice on Mrs BK Waller in Fairholme Private Hospital
Mrs BK Waller of Waller is seriously ill at Fairholme Private Hospital for several days. Her condition slightly improved on Monday afternoon, with reports noting she remains an inpatient under medical care.
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Bk, Waller
Price of Wheat Quieted at Maun Hayes Market
Wheat prices showed little movement at Maun Hayel Market amid quiet trading. Buyers and sellers remained largely stable as prices hovered near previous levels, with limited demand and steady supply reported by local merchants.
Obituary Notice for Thane Wn Chew and Lenald
The obituary notes the passing of Thane Wn Chew and Lenald formerly of Wet Wryatone and Lake Cargelligey. They died after a period of illness and are survived by family, with arrangements at Wongalone Hospitals and a funeral planned in the local area.
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Sydney
Vieatitel
Dietedet
Awatenila
Welaeres
Ecmimir
Gene
Rydrey
Wongalone Bistries Hospital
Lenald
Wet Wryatone
Lake Cargelligey
Shock Absorber Tuning for Spring and Leaf Action
A technical discussion on proper shock absorber setup for older leaf and coil spring suspensions. It covers ensuring springs are in top condition, cleaning and lubricating leaves, and careful adjustment of damping to balance front and rear wheels. Emphasizes periodic readjustment for wear and maintaining even action. Includes unrelated notices about seed wheat and a Scouts event.
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Wales
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Syd Uni
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Philip B. Bowring
Henry Helman M.I.A
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C. E. Wallder & CO
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West Vs
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United Insurance Co., Ltd
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J. Smyth
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J. Brooke
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Anonymous
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Big Blaze
For
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HY Whr
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Pipe
Australia
Golf Associates
Yalgorin North
Temora
Angus McLeoo
Yandilla King
Warnlah
A.B and
T. J. WA
White Tank
West Wynlong
Guides and Scouts
Masonic Hall
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