Bowen Independent Supplement June 7 1935
Supplement to The Bowen Independent dated Friday June 7 1935. Contains local notices and brief items from Bowen and surrounding area. Includes community happenings and short notices typical of a small town newspaper page.
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Bowen Independent
Inter-Club Tennis Matches This Weekend
Russell a v West End at Russell s Kennedy v Paynes at Payne s Tawse Golda 7 Russell a at Tawees West End v Paynes at West Mond Kennedy Tawse at Kennedy A grade for the first two Thuteles and B grade for the rest.
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Russella
West End
Russells
Kennedy
Paynes
Payne's
Tawse Golda
Tawees
West Mond
Kennedy Tawse
Davis Cup Action as Czecho Slovakia Beats Japan
In Prague on Thursday the Davis Cup match opened with Czecho Slovakia defeating Japan. Yurmagishi won a 4-0 68 victory, while Nishimura fell 6-2 08 8-0 to Men sel, highlighting a strong start for the Czecho Slovakia team.
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Prague
Slovakia
Japan
Yurmagishi
Mensel
Nishimura
Australis Poised to Beat France in Davis Cup Clash
Paris reports Norman Brookes predicts an Australian win while Lacoste remains confident for France. McGrath attacks the net with sharp volleys and strong forehands as Crawford serves hard and struggles with a slowed centre court. Gnist confidently expects doubles victory with Crawford.
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Paris
Norman Brookes
Australia
France
Lacoste
Brookes
McGrath
Australis
Gett
Crawford
Nanal
Community Show Preparations and Local Sports Results
A Sunday trip by Show Committeemen gathered rails for repairs to the BA, M. Agena property while a car emitted smoke but the crew solved it and continued. A working bee at the showgrounds is planned to prepare for the Annual Show. Dr. Henry won the national golf title with 78 75 70 72 81, while JA McGregor placed seventh. Henry also took the Country Championship with 828. Mrs. G. H. Smith and Mrs. H. J. Curha led ladies handicap results. Market wires report varying fruit and produce prices from Melbourne Sydney Cleveland Howen and others, with pineapples and tomatoes showing mixed offers.
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Hee
Ba, & M. Agena
Alt. Biayrell
Bowen Joffers
Dr. Henry
JA McGregor
Uewen
MeGreger
Secoml
Omer
Tr. Henry
MrGregor
Olegee
Monlay
G. H. Smith
Bowen
H. J. CurHa
Bowen Toflependent Printing Works Specialty Gold Lettering
A brief note describes specialty gold lettering offered by the Bowen Toflependent Printing Works on suitable materials.
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Bowen Toflependent” Printing Works
New British Cabinet To Be Announced Tomorrow
London reports a reconstructed Ministry expected to reveal Mr. Stanley Baldwin as Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald to be Lord President of the Council Sir Samuel Hoare as Foreign Secretary and Eli Jobo Himen to take the Home Office and deputy leadership in the Commons.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Ramsay Macdonald
Connell
Itta
Samuel Hoare
Eli Jobo Himen
Home Office
House of Commons
Quetta Sealed for a Year Amid Salvage Abandonment
Following the earthquake Quetta remains sealed for a year as salvage work is halted on medical advice. Guards will be stationed around the city to prevent access to an immense charnel house and officials question whether the city can ever reopen.
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Quetta
Guarda
British Beet Sugar Subsidy Continued and Molasses Cut
London reports the government renews the subsidy on home grown sugar beet for another year starting August with changes. The beet sugar subsidy is estimated at about £2,770,000 while the molasses subsidy will be discontinued.
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London
Ttme
New Guinea job scam at Sydney court
Frederick Byrne, 46, a barconist, faced Ue Central Police Court in Sydney for attempting to recruit Clinton Chimeore in a phony overseas employment scheme. He supposedly offered wages, housing, and long contracts in New Guinea to defraud the claimant of £50, with Byrne receiving a suspended six month term on bond for 12 months.
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Ue Central
Sydney
Shepherd
Frederick Cyril Bampton Byrne
Wpan Clinton
The
Herald
New Guinea
Ftte
Dr. Brome
Alregwdt
Byrne
Saldlomere
Deane Tiyrne
Clamore
Dio
Clamere
Kyrie
Tarrant the Australian all rounder of Victorian cricket
Frank Tarrant, born in Vic toria in 1681, rose as a premier all rounder for Middlesex and Victoria. He helped shape residential qualification rules and later divided time between India and Australia while coaching and playing in shield matches and tests.
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Frank ‘Fartants
India
Milarajah
Latiala
Ambros Tarrant
Marylebone
London
Middlesex County
Peanem
Am Fe
sitRon
W. Grace
G. H. Hirat
G. L. Jes. Ap
C. Ta. ‘Townsend
W. Rhodes
F. K M. Woolley
J. W. Hearne
W. W. C. Jip L. Townsend
W. W. Armstrong
Wrs
Worl
Armstrong
G. A. Faulkner
Australia
Anider
A. O. Jones
Kng- Inna
Te Hhe
Middlesex
Alc.g
Crieketer
Warrant
Begulsh Crleket
Imtta
Che Gement
Shiell Atches
Gillian
Digtelet
Victoria
Tarrat
Jardine
Objectas
Declan
Frank ‘Tarrut
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