Chinese immigrant charged at Central Police Court
In Sydney on Monday evening Ah Chong, a Chinese gardener, was charged as a prohibited immigrant. The police prosecutor alleged he told a countryman he killed a man in Noumea. Defence advocate Gannon sought further adjournment claiming the defendant has been in goal since 1 March. The magistrate discharged the defendant.
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Sydney
Ah Chong
Wng
Central Police Court
Noumea
Vir Gannon
Gol
Dlachorgedil
Grimmett in Form as Australia Bank On Leicestershire
Grimmett dominates with ball as Leicestershire struggle in gloomy Sydney evening. Wire reports detail Australia’s bowling, with Wall and Grimmett sharing key wickets, and Leicestershire bowled out for low scores before stumps in a weather interrupted match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
London
Walker
Ohrimmet
Australia Sweeps Switzerland in Davis Cup Opener
From Zurich cable reports Australia dominated Switzerland in the Davis Cup first round. Hopman and Willard defeated Aeschiiman and Jarrin in doubles 2 6 6 4 6 2 6 1. Crawford won the third singles 6 4 10 8 0 3. Moon bested Aeschiiman 4 8 6 1 6 4. Australia to face Monaco or Ireland winner in next round and to play in the Aurich tournament meanwhile.
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Sydney
Zurich
Switzerland
Goveineles
Peoowds
Hopman
Willard
Australa
Aeschiiman
Jarrin
Swizerland
Crawford
Mate
Chiena
Moon
Australia
Granny Humphries Gives Courageous Report From Bowral Hospital
An 12 year old patient known as Granny Humphries of Stobertson underwent a surgical operation at Bowral hospital. The operation was severe but she recovered well and is reported in satisfactory condition. Mrs Humphries, born in County Fermanagh in 1827, migrated to Australia in 1855.
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Gowlal
Humphries
Stobertson
Herring Iotrict
Bowral Alttoeh
Humpharies
County
Fermanagh
Ireland
Australia
Tved
Ape
Waterloo
Hved
Australians Triumph Over Worcester in Heavy Innings Win
Australians beat Worcester by an innings and 165 runs as Worcester faltered in a shaky innings. Grimmett's bowling spearheaded the attack though Oldfield and fielding laps hurt Worcester with dropped chances. scoring details show Australia posting 482 in the first innings and Worcester collapsing in the second.
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Worcester
Irinaneit
Grinmekt
Mele
Bveg
Grimimnett
Australia
Firet Jonings
Plane Crash Kills One Injures Another In Sydney Area
A Gypsy Moth plane near Questone Station Drewarping failed Saturday night. Pilot Richard Pearson of Arewarria Station survived but is in critical condition. The craft reared into the air about AW feet high before tilting and crashing, its engine and propeller shattered and the fuselage wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Momlay Hoeniing Ceouree Mrara
Af Questone
Drewarping
Richard Pearson
Mans Veo
Arewarria
220 Killed in Japanese Storm Then Rescue Efforts
A severe storm in Japan near Tokio caused 220 deaths. Reports say a large fishing fleet suffered heavy losses with only 25 vessels rescued. The event prompted wide-scale rescue operations and international concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Pyenine
Tokio
Saeahwllu
Wheat price quoted locally on Monday evening
Local market notes record a wheat price of 3/10 noted Monday evening, with a brief quotation indicating current values in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alos
Trial halted as Crown Prosecutor ill in Darwin
In the Supreme Court a murder trial paused when the judge said the Crown Prosecutor was ill and asked the jury if he could continue. After a brief retirement the jury ruled he was not fit to proceed and the court adjourned until Monday to secure a replacement.
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Darwin
Supreme Court
Wil
Indian airman aims for solo flight to India from England
Mellaha Tripoli cable reports Minmohan an Indian airman who twice crashed in prior attempts has arrived from Malta en route to completing a solo flight from England to India for Aga Kbuo's prize.
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Sydney
Mellaha
Tripoli
Minmohan
Aga Kbuo
India
England
Malta
Perfect Parson Lead Kindly Light in Lithgow
Lithgow welcomes its new Methodist minister Rev W H Arthur as Pastor Whale of the Baptist side redefines a parson as a man of iron constitution bright and full of gas. The piece contrasts dictionary definition with a humorous local reception.
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Lithgow
W. H. Arhur
Whale
Baplet
Scottish Grand Lodger censures royals for church district visit
A London cable reports the Scottish Grand Lodge of Good Templars censured the Queen and Prince George for visiting two model public houses in the London district. One pub is run by four clergymen and blessed by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
London
Grand Lodger of
Good Templars
Queen
Prince George
Archbishop of Canterbury
High Lascaw Wins Bend of the Silver Tile Race
The Bend of the Silver tile event Saturday afternoon saw High Lascaw take overall victory as St Joseph's College finished second and Shore claimed third. The first fours title went to Joeys amid hearty river crowd support, while rough waters and nearby rocks caused several boats to be towed or drawn off by tugs with one vessel running ashore named Kareela.
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Fathay Myla
Daria
Waller Syerer
St Joseph's
Shore
Slies
High Lascaw
St Josephs College
Scote
Family of Three Narrow Escape From Fire
Mr Champion, his wife, and their 15 year old daughter Carrie were trapped by fumes in a Redfern shop blaze. They escaped via a ladder after burglars allegedly started the fire while searching for money.
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Sydney
Mi. Champion
Carrie
Upelakra
Redfern
Wages Tax System of Collection in Australia
A ministerial notice states the Income Tax Department will collect the proposed unemployment tax of one pound on wages and all earnings. Small employers will be issued a book of stamps to pay tax on each pound paid in wages.
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Sydney
Moniay Frening
Eireles Toway
Income Tax Department
Dance at Parish Hall by Tromagd Catholic Church
The Tha (Theday) evening dances at Ua Tig ol Hall will feature the Gloomechasers' Orchestra supplying the music for the event hosted by the Tromagd Catholic Church. The dance is an ald gathering of church members and neighbors.
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Ua Tigol
Borat Tromagd Catholic Church
Local Notices and Obituaries From West Wyalong District
Mrs Dunsoan of West Wyalong travels to Myrtleford to attend funerals after the death of her fathers wife. Mr Baker’s father dies in Sydney and Plackett travels to Sydney for the funeral. W O Palmer at De Vine Cemetery takes charge of Michelago parish. Deaths include Mr Levine of Darmedman and a holiday death at Katoomba. Education changes report retiring Director S H Smith and potential successor G R Thomas as Chief Inspector of Schools.
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Dunsoan
West Wyalong
Beffer Myrtleford
Wieteria
Com
Ature Guy
Frank Daker
Sybory
Baker
Er. W.otr Palmer
de Vine Cemrate Mt Panemvedrnmny
Church of Bootand
Michelago
Priummond
S. H. Smith
Pwidi¢g Bervice Board
G. R. Thomas
Euchre Tournament at Tambaki Cafe Draws Crowd
At Tam bakie Cafe on Friday a euchre tournament drew a fair turnout. Proceeds go to the local football coach’s salary. Winners were Miss McNamara and H Pinney Jr with booby prizes to Mrs Perlora and Alf Mellen. chocolates went to Jack Brien. Organisers Mrs W Howard and Mrs H K Howard urge future Friday events upstairs at Tambakis Cafe.
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Tambakie
Miss McNamara
Lady's
H. Pinney
Jun
Gent's
Mra Perlera
Alf Mellen
Jack Brien
W. Howard
Mra HK. Howard
Tambakis’ Cafe
Fair and Flower Show Ends in Masonic Hall
The annual Fair and Flower Show hosted by the local Presbyterian Church closed Friday evening in the Masonic Hall. The event drew good attendance and was deemed a success in every aspect. A correction notes Mrs. Fr Rootes won first prize for a col of flowers, previously misnamed as Mrs. G Rooten. Refreshments were run by the Ladies Hobertson, Thomas, McLaughlin, and Speirs.
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Masonic Hall
G. Rooten
Col of Flowers
Fr. Rootes
Meadames Hobertson
Thomas, McLaughlin
Speirs
Bank Vault Robbery Stuns Townsville Branch
At the Townsville branch of the National Bank of Australasia £4105 was stolen from the strongroom during the night. The robbery was detected when officials opened the strongroom this morning. Thieves used keys and left tradesmen’s sums. the room and safe were undamaged. A young official, Victor Tardy, slept unawares in the up ataka portion during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
National Bank of Australasia
Wafp
Victor Tardy
Upataka
Miners Reach Understanding in Coal Dispute
Trades Hall circles report a settlement between miners and colliery proprietors over reinstatement. The employers reportedly waive the "hire and fire" demand and recognise seniority. E Mills for imported timber lime and cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Trades Hall
Owléra
E. Mills
Waterside Workers Federation Preference Case Dismissed
In Melbourne Arbitration Court Judge Beeby dismissed Waterside Workers Federation request for absolute preference for its members in employment. The case concerned Milla Pioneer Motor Funeral Director with reference to procedures 20 and 15.
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Sydney
Arbitration Court
Melbourne
Beeby
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Milla Pioneer Motor Funeral
Grand Concert at Tivoli Theatre Next Friday
A grand concert to benefit the local Salvation Army Corps will be held next Friday evening at the Tivoli Theatre. The program includes three Cloomchasers' Orchestra items, a cornet show by Lieutenant Smith and a drew by Mr. R Madden, with Lieuten ant Smith and Captain Nicholson, a recitation by Miss Lorna Hayward, a saxophone solo by Mr. Roy Flood, violin solos by Mr. Kemmell and Mr. Hines, and a vocal solo by Hay G Evang. Captain Nicholson will also display a M illuminated Club swinging act.
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Tivoli Theatre
Salvation Army Corps
Cloomchasers
Lieutenant Smith
R. Madden
Smith
Nicholson
Clearing sale planned for household furniture and effects
On Wednesday next Messrs C E Wallder Co will conduct a clearing sale of household furniture and effects on account of Mr W M Fenly at the rear of Mr The Watters. The sale appears in today’s issue BurAge. Dalgety and Co Ltd with Kilpatrick McLellan and Anthoness will hold the West Wyalong Monthly Market at the Shire Baleyards on Friday 6 May at 2 30 pm, with 1800 merino sheep to be sold in lots to suit buyers.
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Lake Cargelliga
G. Crockett
Barmedman
T. H. Brooks
Forbes
J. R. Fullartos
Condobella
J. Te Scott
West Wyalong
Unearle
Weethalle
Tullibigeal
Imany
Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co., Ltd
Sydney
Mutual Life and Chimena’ Assurance Co., Ltd
Royal” Sheep
The
New Zealand Insurance Co
Dalgety & Co. Ltd
United Insurance Co
Lui
Union Trustee Co. of Australia, Ltd
Shire Galeyarde
Dalgety and Co
Messrs
C. E. Wallder & Co
W. M. Fenly
Mesara Dalgety and Co
Ltt
Mesare Kilpatrick McLellan and
Anthoness
Shire Baleyards
Troilus wins Tatt's Cup at Randwick in downpour
In a wet Handwick day crowd, Troilus triumphed in the Tatt's Cup while Praetor faded after muddy conditions at the last hurdle. Vic tory claimed the Denman Stakes by three lengths over Remora as Kala Moti trailed. Trak Jus swept the Chiy Tattercall's Cup, with New Sweet and Sir Ribble second and third.
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Handwick
Praetor
Pree Lor
Victoy
Remora
Kala Moti
Trak Jus
Chiy Tattercall
New Sweet
Sir Ribble Calming
Alleged False Pretences Case At West Wyalong
At West Wyalong Mr A W Josepns and J J P Hyamhart presided as Justices of the Peace when Martin on ball was charged with falsely representing a position under the New South Wales way commissioners and promising goods to obtain funds. He admitted obtaining goods from John Meagher and Co. Ltd and was remanded for further hearing. Bail set at two sureties of 10 pounds each. Debtney Mackenzie represented defendant.
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A. W. Josepns
Hyanhart
J.P
J Martin
Meagher
Messra John Meagher and Co., Ltd
New Lowis Wales
T. P. Meagher Woods
Wee
IM Ultimatb
Defandaint
James Marilo
Gorda
John Meagher
Tintendant
Golf Handicap Meet Won By W J Macdonald
Local 18 hole stroke handicap was won by Mr W J Macdonald with an overall net score. Results show Macdonald ahead of the field in Sunday play at the club course.
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W. J. Macdonald
Religious Services Across West Wyalong District
Church services listed for West Wyalong and surrounding towns include Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Lutheran gatherings. Notable items: Mother's Day services, sermons, and a lay stone-laying ceremony for St. Barn’s Church in Ungarie attended by Rev. E Appelt and Rev. B G Fintan.
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Hiawatha
West Wyalong
Mrilp
Evens
Evans
Mathere
Chugh Riverina
Milby
Pam, Lake
B. C. Arghbold
K. Belge
Ganners & Pr
Mir
Bl. Maney
St. Ban's Church
Aipeale
E. Appelt
Fintan
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Ungarie
Wm. C. Dickie
Weat
D. E. MacKenzie
Proctor Main Street West
Wyalong
Bruce Bloore
Proctor
West Wyalong Tal
W. J MacDonald Dental Burgeon
Mentor Chambers
Loudon
West Wwy
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Bank of N.S.W
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Syd. UN
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Henry Helman
Chambers
Main 87
Anthoneus Property & &Tock
R. Armstrong
Lindley Walker & Con
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John William Parker
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Dupix
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State of
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Leices
OY Wire
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Hornbrook
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Randwick
Troilus
Tatt’s Cup
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DE. Mackengie
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Lambourne
E. Seward
Hungerford
Church OF England
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Elliott
Presbyterian Church
Tallimba
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George McLean
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