Australians Stun Warwickshire In Daring County Match
London June 1 Australians’ first innings 262 in 220 minutes. Macartney Matthews and Kelleway ran through Warwickshire in the second, Foster and Quaife poor for tour. Warwickshire totals included Foster 23 and Quaife 15 as wickets fall by 64, 74, 87 and 96. Australia 262 for three wickets with Webster not out and Bardsley 1. Foster five for 94 led Australia bowling. Field 2 for 12, Hands 1 for 1, Jeeves 2 for 35.
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Jeeves
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Jennings
Marne
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Dob Macartney
BP Bardsley
Distribution of permits to address injustice nationwide
Officials plan to distribute permits across the country to remedy undoubted injustices in prior allocations. The move targets inequities tied to allocation decisions and aims to restore fairness in access and standing.
Australian swimmers adjust as Stockholm water chills
London June 2 The Australian swimmers report Stockholm water at 40 degrees, colder than the 46 degrees in England. The New Zealand champion has chosen to begin preliminary training in England.
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London
Stockholm
England
Northern Union Match Report From Wanganui
The Northern Union representative match in Wanganui saw Taranaki lose to Wanganui 19 to 15 today despite unfavourable weather. Wanganui secured the victory with a strong second half showing.
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Wanganui
Taranaki
Springburn Triumphs In Mount Somers Friendly
Teams representing Springburn and Mayfield met at Mount Somers for a friendly. Springburn won by 18 points to 12 after an interesting afternoon of play.
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Springburn
Mayfield
Mount Somers
New South Wales Scullers Enter Grand Challenge Cup
The New South Wales scullers have entered for the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley Regatta. Intervarsity eight-car races result Melbourne first, Sydney second, Adelaide third, Melbourne won by three lengths.
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London
New South Wales
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Sports Protection Association Meeting in Auckland
About five hundred attended a Sports Protection Association gathering in Auckland on June 1. Resolutions urged lawmakers to divert totalisator fractions to benevolent institutions, restore bookmakers, ban races under six furlongs, and back stipendiary stewards while backing the post and telegraph workers’ protest against H G Ell’s anti gambling circular. A heated exchange occurred between Rev Ready and chairman Hackett over Speaker access and public meeting status.
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Sports Protection Association
Post and Telegraph
H. G. Ell
South Africans vs Northamptonshire at dull resumed match scores listed
The drawn rain affected game shows South Africa posting 428 in first innings and Northamptonshire 156 all out, with notable dismissals by Hartigan and Faulkner. Bowling highlights include Hartigan three for 29 and Faulkner four for 95 as batsmen like Perrin Hayward and Sharp top scores for their teams.
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London
South Africa
Canterbury Jockey Club annual meeting details
The Canterbury Jockey Club held its annual meeting on Thursday in Christchurch. The year’s receipts totaled £53,440 17s 4d with subscriptions £188 17s, nominations £7 923 15s 8d, race receipts £10 251 6d, privileges £2 678 14s 10d, and totalisator £28 022 15s 11d. Major expenditures included Stakes £81 010, taxes £7 616 18s 6d, improvements £3 074 6s 9d, and mortgages £6 000, with a bank balance of £830.
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Canterbury Jockey Club
Seventy-year-old Parliament Deliberates on Racing Policy
In a deputation of country members Hon. G W Russell stated the Valvatior Commission report would stand until July first. He urged government to press for breeding of food hunters and light artillery horses and remounts. He rejected meetings focused on sprint gallops that do not enhance stamina. If another twenty days of racing were permitted, he would push for broader measures.
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Christchurch
G. W. Russell
Votalisators Commission
Drst
Christchurch Team Plays Ashburton Golf Club Match
A Christchurch team arrived in Ashburton by morning express and played matches against members of the Ashburton Golf Club on the local links.
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Christchurch
Ashburton
Local shooters profit from hare trade near Ashburton
Local sportsmen enjoy weeks of shooting hares around Ashburton while consignments move to freezing chambers. Some shooters make good cheques by selling hares, entertaining themselves and earning income in the process.
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Ashburton
Hogben Testimony on New Zealand School Finance and Control
George Hogben Inspector-General of Schools outlines how New Zealand funds education and allocates costs among departments. He argues local boards should control all local education with schools retaining own management bodies, while preserving teacher autonomy and practical vocational training to prepare pupils for life.
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Wellington
George Hogben
Central Department
Marborouch
Westland
Grey
Auckland
Ufe
New Zealand Education Commission Debates Vocational Courses
The commission heard proposals for widespread vocational courses in secondary schools including agriculture commerce and domestic science for girls and boys. Inspector-General Hogben urged more nature study English in continuation classes and closer collaboration among primary high and district schools to teach agriculture. The hearing adjourned with plans to resume in Auckland on Tuesday.
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New Zealand
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New Plymouth
Wanganui
Napier
Blenheim
Nelson
Greymouth
Hokitika
Timaru
Invercargill
Witness
Auckland
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