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  2. ABOUT PEOPLE

    Matron Forbes-Robinson was very disappointed on Friday at being unable to meet Mr. Love. However, she was no more disappointed or ...

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  5. IN MEMORIAM

    CLARKE.—In fond, yet sad, remembrance of our darling daughter and sister, MONA, who died August 24, 1929. ...

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  6. TUMUT

    Mr. .Thompson., Myers, an old Tumut district resident, died yesterday. He was formerly a resident of Cooma, and settled at Blowering over ...

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  7. COOLAC

    The friends and comrades of Mr. Colin Cavenough assembled at the residence of Mrs. Burke on Friday night to bid him farewell, Mr. ...

    Article : 276 words
  8. HOW HE DIED

    As he was stepping out from a rockery in St. Kilda road, near St. Kilda Junction, to catch a tram a few minutes after midnight on ...

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  9. FOOTBALL

    The fresh draw for the Maher Cup was made at Cootamundra on Thursday night, and resulted:— August 27.—TUMUT ...

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  10. POLITICAL PIPS

    The Bailiff has spoken! We have ail to sober up. Two years is the time of grace given us to reform ...

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  11. IN MEMORIAM

    CLARKE.—In fond, yet sad, remembrance of dear grandchild, MONA, who died August 24, 1929. with tears we watched you sinking, ...

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  12. FOOTBALL DOINGS

    At a meeting of the Tumut Football Club last week it was unanimously decided that, on account of the depression and other causes, a special ...

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  14. GOING AWAY

    After a few years at Tumut Mr. E. M. O'Regan, one-time commercial traveller, sold out his Tumut newsagency and stationery business. The ...

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  15. CRICKET NEWS AND NOTES

    Cricket and the Maher Cup are the main topics now under discussion in local circles. Tumut, by drawing first in the second round for the ...

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  16. GOLF

    Coolac golfers visited Jugiong yesterday, and played that team another friendly match. ,The links were in very good order considering the rapid ...

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  17. RE-LAYING TENNIS COURTS

    The tennis courts at Coolac are being rebuilt and promise to be the best playing courts in the district. They have been ploughed up, and are ...

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  18. GOLF

    A team from Gundagai visited Tumbarumba yesterday and brought home the Peter Dawson Cup. Results of play:— ...

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  19. NEVER LOST A SET

    The Gobarralong pair Mrs. Hourn and Mr. W. Luff, won the Tankee tournament at Coota on Wednesday, going right through the tournament ...

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  20. WEDDING BELLS

    Married by Father Sharkey at Tumut Catholic Church, recently, Mr. John Williamson, brother of Mr. S. Williamson, schoolteacher at ...

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  21. RACECOURSE TRUSTEES

    A meeting of the Gundagai Race—course Trust was held on Friday night when there were present Messrs J. O. Robertson (Chairman), G. ...

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  22. OUR HOCKEY GIRLS AT PLAY

    The Coolac hockey girls visited Cootamundra yesterday to play two at that place against the 1st and 2nd graders. ...

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  23. CRICKET

    To-morrow night week (Tuesday), the Gundagai Young Men's Cricket Club will hold their first annual meeting, at which all members and ...

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  24. LATEST CITY NEWS

    Prime Minister Scullin was in a bad way on his arrival at Kalgoorlie yesterday from Melbourne. His condition is causing grave concern and ...

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  25. BODY IN DAM

    At 11 o'clock' on Friday morning, the body of James Evans, aged 60, of Barnawatha (Vic.) was discovered in the Cootamundra railway dam. ...

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  26. THE SCHOOLS

    South Gundagai defeated North Gundagai 17-3 in the final match of the season for the "Seymour Cup.” The game was fast and exciting ...

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  27. BIG CASE AT GUNDAGAI

    At No. 1 Central Police Court, Sydney, on Thursday, the Jugiong land sales case was advanced another stage. ...

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  28. AUSTRALIA v GLOUCESTERSHIRE

    Seabrook 19, Hammond 17 and Smith were the only Gloucestershire players to score more than five runs in the match the County began ...

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  29. GOVERNMENT NOTICES

    Tenders plainly endorsed and addressed to The Clerk of Petty Sessions Cootamundra will be received up till 12 noon, Monday 1st Sept ...

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