CamENS CLUB NOTES AND COMMENTS
Club notes recount limited holiday rink activity and upcoming events. Mentions winners Davies Morgan Jones Tadman in the rink championship and pairs/ singles results. Cairns competitors praised. April 22 tour date tentatively set. Gordonvale and Atherion clubs featured. volunteers thanked for Carnival arrangements. next weekend and Sunday schedules listed with matchups and times.
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Darley
Sigman
McKenvickes
Nulling
Hammwood
Urey Duning
Dillon
Tinney
O'Cavanagh
Bagi
Wiseman
Leanon
Alex
Cairns
Davies
Morgan Jones
Tadman
May
Gitles
Boden
Wile
Gothusisatn
George Jordan
Ahe
Calros
Masonic
Babinds
Jonista
Gordonvale
Harry Burke
Dunbavand
Mustard
Dr. Marshal
Eviz
V. McKenzie
Borasoko
McLaughlin
Houston
Creedy Davies
Ranson McDonagh
Gibbe Hunter
Stuart
Pittard
Smith Morman
Kerr
Purcell
Greyhound Racing Mandipacs for BatURDAY
Stephenson and Bex race Reynolds and cuawoodie while Willis and Stewart meet Tatt id Richardson Blackmore and William against Cecil and Gamble in a greyhound event card.
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Stephenson
Bex
Reynolds
Cuawoodie
Willis
Stewart
Atherton Club Racing Program and Results Summary
The Atherton Club notes results and entries for April 13 events with Second Division Consolations and multiple handicaps. It reports participants like Lane Dream, Wonda Boy, Three Comrades, Nouvelle, Onion Lase, and Maranos Girl while noting absences due to Far Northern Exot championships at Gordonvale. The piece coversWeekend competitions, team updates, and upcoming matches with mentions of key figures such as Comrade We and J J McIntosh and President Bob Dawson.
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Uals
pFirst
Lane Dream
Waltar
Pine
Mans Oessor
Gordonvale
Ltdy
Wemeen
Dan
J J Mcintosh
Iverive
Wollard
Ngtmerm
Welaime
Sateen
Toma Iady
Josh Sector
Mcintosh
Meg Tolan
Aneq Coure
Swith Jay
Larry Jonours
Nomain
Marane
Corsi
Tolsil
Babs
Lou & Sidttone
Ut Kits
Jentherton Club
Fee Ee Ferns
Cab Rockville Queen
Grand
Bob Dawson
Abe
Bob
Langa
Easysvcine
Congren
Brisbane
Frei
Mounties
Tall Swan
Tod
Canberra Referendum Plans Amid Uncertainty Over Timing
Canberra reports indicate the Commonwealth government will present constitutional powers to the people. Mr Curtin and Dr Evatt lead the effort with Curtin expected to spend about four months on the task. Final referendum arrangements depend on Curtin’s return and possible approaches to states including Tasmania and South Australia.
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Canberra
Parsons
Curtin
Evatt
Curtis
Breed
Tasmania
South Australia
Western Australis
Amana Club Notes From Holiday Play Day
During the holidays there was good attendance of players at the club meeting. The four ball best ball last Saturday was won by J. Warner with W. C Balzer taking second place. Next Saturday afternoon the event will be a stroke handicap.
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Amana
Inka
J. Warner
W. C Balzer
Ohe
Queensland daylight saving prompt exclusion urged by chamber
The Rockhampton Chamber of Commerce reports a resolution to oppose daylight saving next summer. It urges Queensland be excluded while urging state and federal MPs to consider the change, noting West Australia would be unaffected and that individual views may vary at the next meeting.
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Sewasters
Pnd
Es. R. Kinlae
Tome ‘Si
Sampten
Chamber of Commerce
Tm Eck
Ramipton
Chambers
Commares
Queensland
Agein
Custro
West Austalia
Ralph
Inniatail Chamber of Commerce
Inniateil
West Australis
Innis‘ail
Apprentices Return to Work in London Shipyards
London reports that MCRathe and Tynemte engineering and shipyard apprentices have resumed work today, with foremen returning tomorrow. The sequence notes a two week lull in disruptions and anticipates full staffing at 100 percent.
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Exchange
Soin McRathe
Tynemte Engineering
Ferwinder
London
Double D Ointment Heals Injuries Quickly
A fragmentary ad touts Double D Ointment for quick healing of cuts and bruises. It claims the product contains healing agents and eucalyptus for antiseptic protection, though the text is corrupted and hard to parse.
Mareeba Show Grounds Football Feat Sees All Blacks Beat Robins 30 1
All Blacks defeat Robins 30 to 1 at Mareeba Show Grounds. Tries by Hughens Miles Walsh and Warren with goals from Mcfiveen and Beale. Lees Holt for Robins scores a try. Cav anagh adds two goals. Lees named best Robins player. Colin Claxton referees. Next Sunday Hawks face Carlton in soccer with Robins topping All Blacks 1–0 after James referees.
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Mareeba Apri
Mareeba Show Grounds
All Blacks
Robins
Hughens
Miles
Walsh
Warren
Mcfiveen
Beale
Lees
Price
Gay
Cavanagh
Colin Claxton
Hawks
Carlton
James
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