Six for Eleven Hornibrook Stars in Essex Test
Australia bowled Essex out for 158 on a treacherous wicket as Fairfax Grimmett and Hornibrook led a resilient bowling effort. Kippax and Ponsford added a useful stand while Essex batsmen struggled against shifting pitch, with Jackson and McCabe failing to fire.
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Bydney
Essex
Palmer
Nichola
Jackson
McCabe
Kippax
Ponsford
Fairfax
Grimmett
Hartbrook
Australia
Woodfall
Nicholas Smith
Fansford
Cutmore
Nichols
Bray
O'Connor
Heckett
Crowley
Government plan praised by Labor secretary in Sydney
Labor Secretary in Sydney lauds Moore Government unemployment relief scheme as meeting with unanimous worker approval. He says the Waterside Workers Federation branch supports the plan and its aims to aid the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ie Driehane
Waterside Workers ® Federation
Moore
Passes Restored for Retired Soldiers in Sydney Concession
In Sydney on Friday a concession restoration was announced for retired soldiers. The program restores tram passes and aids related to travel expenses, promising about a 9 percent monthly allowance per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Standwich
Howell
Labor Council Demands Release of Darwin Unemployed Prisoners
Sydney labor council passes a resolution demanding the release of unemployed men imprisoned at Darwin. The motion cites threatening conditions and famine, insisting inmates were not brutalized but facing dire hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney Labor Council
Darwin
Found Dead Woman at King’s Cross in Lavish Bedchamber
A missing woman, Migilis Talley, aged about 22, was found dead in bed at a residence near King’s Cross. Police are investigating the case as a suspected foul play or accidental death amid unclear circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Migilis Talley
Paty Cebottiesk
Lik Ik Gm
Public Service Protest Supports Equal Burden in Ashfield Hall
A meeting at Ashfield Town Hall with Crown employees affirmed equality in the Public Service and pledged to bear their share of burdens while opposing any targeted reductions. The assembly also vowed to resist reductions affecting royal salaries and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Crown
Ashfield Town Hall
Miners Beaten at May Day Revels Report
Hodis reports Newcastle CA residents and unemployed men clashed at May Day celebrations with miners beaten at the coal display scene. The event drew attention to tensions between workers and locals during the festivities.
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Sydney
Hodis
Newcastle CA
James
Hia
Terences
Affray with Convicts After Flood Sparks Riots
A tense Columbus night follows a flood disaster as about 50 unemployed convicts seclude in a high wire stockade. They set fire to their tents and guards respond with machine gun fire killing several. National Guard troops quell the disturbance.
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Sydney
Columbus
Ohio
Magpies to Meet Wyalong in Sunday Football Clash
The Magpies lineup for the Wyalong match on the oval includes N. Smith as full back P. King J. Quilty F. Kearns J. Fraser as three quarters E. Pinney R Bouden D. Fraser F. Clancy C. Thomas J. Duffy Harrigan Townsend forwards. A second team of three five birds travels to Forbes by Sunday with Jim Keen FE Quilty B Emmett J Quilly Lowrie A Lowrie W Brereton L Carr H Pinney G King D Histon C Stephenason N Mellon reserves L Pilon J Lowrie K Thomas T Daly. Car leaves Post at 10 am.
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Magpies
Wyalong
Wyalong Oval
N. Smith
P. King
J. Quilty
F. Kearns
J. Fraser
E. Pinney
Hatr
R Bouden
D. Fraser
F. Clancy
C. Thomas
J. Duffy
Harrigan
K. Townsend
Forbes
Bunciay Nest
Crosen
Jim Keen
FE. Quilty
B. Emmett
J. Quilly
J Lowrie
A. Lowrie
Ball
W. Brereton
L. Carr
H. Pinney
G. King
D. Histon
C. Stephenason
N. Mellon
Teserves
L. Pilon
J. Lowrie
K. Thomas
T. Daly
Four men found guilty of murder in Darwin trial
Four men were found guilty of murder in Darwin and sentenced to death. The report states the Federal Government plans to urge the Governor General to set a date for execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Darwin
Chinese In Conflict In Nauru Injures 18. Police Boy Killed
During a clash of Chinese factions in Nauru last month, 18 Chinese workers were injured and a native police boy was killed. Native police reserves were called out to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nauru
Ous
Two Chinese Shot Dead in Market Garden Ambush
A violent incident left two Chinese men dead in a market garden near Bite with a large cam at Taney. authorities and searchers comb the country for the suspected murderers as frocks are found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mearkel Garden
Bite
Ifleensinod
Taney
Reba
Youths' fight ends in Melbourne death
A youth named George Filamaurice collapsed and died after a fight with another youth in Melbourne last night. Police say the incident is under investigation and no charges have been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Melbourne
Tast
George Filamaurice
Five Burned Beyond Recognition in Plane Crash
Wire service report from Eipaso Texas says a short trip passenger plane crashed due to motor trouble killing the pilot his wife and three Mexicana passengers. Fire consumed the wreckage leaving victims unrecognizable. The brief mentions poetic ad copy unrelated to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Eipaso
Texas
Rifle Shooting Results From Ard May Match
The Ard May rifle shoot lists 600 yard results with Dr Ft Shaw 28 and A McNulty 24 as top marks. At 300 yard events Daniel 24 and Shaw 8, C Daniel 6, Wm GilIard 5 appear among participants.
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Shaw
A. McNult
C.F. Gorman
Gitlard
Con. Daniel
Pe FC
C.D Daniel
Wb. Giilard
Hatcher
Rationing Plan Aims to Cut Permanent Soldiers
The Defence Department intends to ration all permanent soldiers nationwide this year. Naval and other branches will not be affected by the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Deepartment
Naval
Western Lands Third Reading Passes in Assembly
In SYPNEY on Friday Western Lands had its third reading passed in the Legislative Assembly by 46 votes to 42. The Minister for Lands denied the measure favored wealthy landowners. The Minister of Mines, Mr Weaver, attacked Opposition members as a lot of larrikins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sypney
Legislative Assembly
Weaver
Labor Council Debate on Delegates to Moscow
At a Labor Council meeting Mr. Miller the selected candidate for Burtyod protested against sending delegates to the Hed Loterna national conference in Moscow while Sydney street crowds starved. He urged attendance at Tallimba Hall on Wednesday night 14 May to watch the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Labor Council
Miller
Cabor
Burtyod
Moscow
Tallimba Hall
Wool Sales Prices Firm at Sydney Auctions
Sydney wool sales closed yesterday with prices at the beat rates of the series. Buyers and sellers followed the market closely as values held steady across lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Sydney
Transfer News Ties Goldman to Bathurst Schools
Personal notice states Miss Goldman of the West Wyslong District School is transferred to Bathurst. Mr Street of femora succeeds Mina Goldman at Weat Wynlonr, indicating a staff shuffle in local education.
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Miss Goldman
West Wyslong
Bathurst
Mr. Street
Femora
Mina Goldman
Weat Wynlonr
Grand Concert for Salvation Army Tonight at Troll Theatre
A grand concert in aid of the Salvation Army Corps is set for Friday evening at Troll Theatre. The program features leading vocal and instrumental artists and begins at eight o'clock.
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Jocal Salvation Army Corps
Troll Theatre
Egyptian demands rejected by British cabinet
A London cable from the British House of Commons reports Foreign Secretary Henderson announced the Egyptian negotiations over Sudan have failed, signaling the cabinet will not meet the Egyptian demands.
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Cabhe
London
Henderson
House of Commons
Empire Wool Scheme debate among Australian growers
The Farmers and Settlers Association and the P.S.A discuss Empire wool control as a stabilisation plan. Leaders warn on capital needs and international cooperation with South Africa and New Zealand, while some advocate national or regional schemes if broader backing fails.
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Farmera and Settlers’ Association
P.S.A
WK. Nock
Alssough
FSA
Querton
South Africa
New Zealand
A. K. Trethowan
M.L
Trethowan
W. W. Killen
Association
Empire Wool Control
Australia
TL Campbell
Mille for Imported Timber Lima and Cement
A local notice lists E Mille as the importer of timber limestone and cement products. Authorities note shipments arriving at Lima facilities with compliance checks pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Mille
Lima
Cement
Fire and Earthquake Devastate Burima and Pegu
Report from Calcutta details a massive quake in Burma causing fires and a tidal wave that wrecked Burima and Pegu. About 600 residents are feared dead in Pegu while key buildings including a bank and government school are ruined. Train services disrupted north of Pegu, and landmarks such as Shechmandan and Rangoon cathedrals suffer damage amid widespread ruin. The arrest of Gandia dominates Burma news.
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Calcutta
Burima
Pegu
Moin
Cooperative Bank
Portlalb
Pepa Peeu
Arleemi
Rangoon
West Wyalong cricket averages request letter
A letter to the Advocate editor from Puddigower dated 6 May 1930 asks the West Wyalong cricket Association to publish a season average shortlist. The writer urges club secretaries to submit leading players' averages for public consideration.
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Varhows
Price of Wheat Quoted Locally on Friday
Wheat prices were quoted locally on Friday March 10 as traders noted activity at grain silos and nearby markets. The report highlights local price levels and supply conditions affecting farmers and merchants.
Calleen Hall Ponds Ball Next Tuesday Evening
Lovers of dancing are reminded of the annual ball at Calleen Hall Ponds in Catlwen next Tuesday evening the 13th. The Gloomchas era Orchestra will provide music and a social supper will be provided by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calleen Hall Ponds
Catlwen
Gloomchasera
Wyalong Hospital Ball Plans Set At Public Meeting
A public meeting at Shire Hall discussed the annual Wyalong District Hospital Ball. President SM Smith chaired with Mesdames Andrew, McMcte, Smith, C. Smith, Ben Grellman, Evans, Sister Chagnon, and nurses Duffy and Wilkinson present. Tickets set at ten shillings for gentlemen and Indies Go for ladies. ball fixed for 15 July.
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Shire Hall
Wyalong District Hopital
SM. Smith
Slaa
Mesdamea
Meadames A
BR. McPanell
F. H. Stivena
den, Watts
F. Fisher
Meadames Andrew
McGice
C.W.A
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G.P. Evans & Englert
Proctors
Main Street
West Wyalong
G. P. Evans
N.B.W
Vic
S.A
Tasmania
H. J. Englert
Wollomgoughtreet
Ungarle
Wm. GC
Dickie
Ungarig
D. E. MacKenzie
Proctor Main Street West
R. Bruce Bloore
Proctor
West Wyalong Tel
W. J MacDonald
Mentor Chambers
Onn
F. Plackett
Hank
N.S.W
F. McNamara
M.P
Syd
J.P
Main &T
P.O
Hox
Brereton
Philip B. Bowring
Henry Helman
MAA
ALAA
Mantor Chambers
C. E. Wallder & CO. Land Saleemen Greek & Station Agents
Main GT
Lake Cargelligo
F. Ant G. Crockett
Barmedman
T. H. Brooks
J. & Fullarton
Condobolin
J. R. Scott
Woothalle
Tulliblgeal
Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co. Ltd
The
Mutual Life and Citizens’ Assurance Co. Ltd
Royal
New Zealand Insurance Co
Dalgety & Co. Ltd
Axenta
United Insurance Co., Ltd
Union Trustee Co. of Australia, Ltd
Ghire
Weat Wyalong
Dalgety and Co, Ltd
R. Armstrong
Lindley Walker & Co
Royal Insurance Co
Hall
John William Parker
Bole
Courtreat
al Hfe Copit Printing Works
New Houth
Wale
Hornibrook
Avettalia
Woom
Woodvill & Palmer Wow
Ponsfort Pt
Sheffield de Ubeas Les Os
S. Meas
Paliore
A. Kippax
Pairtuxs
Palaer
A Beckett
Palaver
Oldfield
Nicholas A. Harwood
Hipkin
OM. Hervibrook
O'Conner
Palmer Fei
Smith Ls
Crawley
Paletay
A. Cormorest
Oldtheld
Mene J
Connee
Grimmeit
Russell
Hornibrook Nichols
Hornibrook Firey
Pope
Hornibrook Sheffield
Hornibrook Smith
Hornt Palmer
Bo Ekme
Tyne
Labor
King’s Cross
WIRF
Woods
Russia
Didate
WY Wire
Empire Wool Schemes
F.S.A
Calleen
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