Mrs. Mary F[?] Allan, aged 26 years, school teacher, of Katoomba, appeared at the City Court on Saturday in answer to the charge preferred against her ...
Article : 678 wordsStrenuous and exciting contests aroused the enthusiasm of a great crowd which watched the Australian amateur athletic championships at the Melbourne Cricket ground on Saturday. W. M. Whyte, the former Victorian, easily defeated the celebrated International athletes, Dr. Otto Peltzer (Germany) and L. Lermond (U.S.A.), in the mile race, and broke the Australian record. Above: Lermond (right) (nearest camera) running In fourth place In the second lap of the mile, is followed by Whyte and Dr. Peltzer. Below (left): Miss R. Winter, who fractured her ankle in attempting to create a ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 50 wordsEfforts are being made by the Education department to teach the speaking of co[?][?]ect English in State schools to combat the influence of the American accent in talking ...
Article : 91 wordsThe Tourist Bureau is organising another [?] ride. The party will leave Melbourne on February 6 for a [?] days' tour over the Bogong High Plains and Australian ...
Article : 96 wordsSir.—Allow me to endorse the remarks [?] "Fido," concerning vagrant dogs to-day. The Lost Dogs' Home was established for a huimane purpose, but the methods of its ...
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Advertising : 95 wordsTried and convicted by "King Neptune's court" of having "fraudulently plagiarised the idea of His Royal Highness the Duke of York[?] having modelled in Victoria a camp on the Duke's plan. The Governor (Lord Somers) was lathered shaved[?] and ducked In the Anglesea river at the second annual camp Instituted by him at Anglesea. He emerged from the river spluttering and laughing. In the illustration Lor d Somers is on the extreme left, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 93 wordsTen yards from the winning post less than two and a half lengths separated the first four horses in the Warrook Highweight Handicap at the Moonee Valley racecourse on Saturday. Mr. W. S. Hickenbotham's Gracwin (right) is shown defeating Mr. R.T. Paterson's Dingaan's Day (grey, nearest camera). Mr. T. W. Bailey's Barigi and Mr. A. D. Guthrie's Valeni (horses nearest rails) tied for third place. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Mon 27 Jan 1930, Page 5
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