Volley Tactics and the Swings of the Smash in Lawn Tennis
J U0 Anderwn surveys volley types from low to high and wrist action, noting the breadth of techniques beyond his scope. He argues on grip, timing, and the value of the stop and drive volleys, while acknowledging legendary players whose styles defy simple classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Borotta
Hopman
A. H. Windeyer
Brookes
Hopmain
Veen
Daily Guardian
Anderson Pelleas
Mishy
Borotta Doca Sa
Foel
Aminah
Lise
Andersen
McDougall
Willard
Baker
O. Whittisk
Wardens Court Herberton Adjourning and Exemption Notices
Wardens Court Herberton July 3 before Acting Warden Scheiblein dealt with Miners Homestead Perpetual Loan No 2035 by Rachel Ann Wanley Smith and Mr Garnet for 2 acres adjourned to the next instant. Loan No 2017 MOHLPLL by Sydney James Thompson for 1 acre recommended. Loan No 2638 M.HSPL by Sydney James Thompson for one acre recommended. Exemptions No V1 Edison Jeffrey senior F Jeffrey and Edward C Jeffrey junior of Kalunga for three months granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herierton
Warden's Court
Herberton
Mowlay
Scheibein
Miner's Homestead
Rachel Ann Wanley Smith
Garnet
Sydney James Thompson
Atherton
M.hspl
Edison
Jeffrey
F. Jeffrey
Edward C. Jeffrey
Kalunga
Farewell Social Honors Mr N Stockton Before Transfer
A farewell social was held at the Commercial Hotel in Cooktown for Mr N Stockton before his transfer from the Cooktown wireless station to Melbourne. Guests included J W Lee, Patching, Le Termes, L Luscombe, and others who praised his public and sporting contributions to Cooktown. Stockton thanked attendees, noting his only regret was leaving Cooktown as he prepares to join Canberra en route to Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooktown
J. Wallace
Hamilton
Mes. J. Gilfoyle
Misa G. Wallace
E. Patching
N. Ferguson
Miss McKenzie
Mesdames Termes Ant Wallace
Swicecsall
L. Luscombe
C. Patching
A. Patching
Stockton
Patching
J. W. Lee
J. Allison
Yoo
Outlawing War Debate Stirs British Government
London reports say Sir Austen Chamberlain answered questions on whether Britain was spared to sign the U S proposal renouncing war. He said proposals are being carefully considered with Dominions and India, and no further statement is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Austen Chamberlain
Dominions
India
Quotations from Cairns Broker on June 7 1928 Market
Mr A H Clarke Cairns broker reports mixed share and tin ore quotations for June 7 1928. Lander Oil New Guinea Oil Roma Oil and several blocks show varied b shares and prices, with Tin Sharea and Gold Sharea markets listing multiple producers and payables. It notes Queensland and Australian stock positions, including Mount Morgan and River Gold, along with listed investments such as Atherton Tatter Factory and Cairns Pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Clarke
Cairns
Lander Oil
New Guinea
Addis
Oma
Roma
Roma South
Ensland Roma Oil
Taranaki Oil
Timor Petroleum
Ane
California Creek
Great Northern
Gilmore
Marranboy
Pais
Queensland Tin and Metals
Paide
Return Creek Tin
Ord
Mount Morgan
Bae
Nee River
Mt. Las
Queensland
Atherton
Broken Hill North
Philp & Co
Bowen Consolidated Coal
Cairns Pictures
Double Island
Preference
Ae Gas Supply Iy
Nee Motors
N. Aust. Breweries
Lp.a
Palace Pictures
Queensland Neties Bank
Paid
Victoria
First Gordonvale CWA Meets In Sut Cliffe's Theatre
The Gordonvale CWA branch held its first meeting of the financial year at Sut Cliffe's Theatre with over thirty onlookers and visitors from Cairns. New members Lee and Martin were welcomed. a rest home project was confirmed while other items included ambulance fund plans and help for needy families.
Herberton Hospital Board Meeting Adopts 1928-29 Budget
At the July monthly meeting of the Herberton District Hospital Committee held on the 3rd, present were President R. Fairbanks and committee members. They approved the Ravenshoe monies arrangement, paid an OV/1/4 claim to Mr. Blakeney, set a Finance Committee to estimate 1928-29 receipts and expenditure, and accepted Cooper and Company's overhaul quote for the electric plant. They planned a candle power review, approved X ray funding from Atherton Hospital Board, accepted Miss Cotling’s resignation with a replacement, thanked Mrs. McGuigan for Tumou function results, adopted the financial statement showing a liability of £253 6s 5d, and received reports from doctor, matron and visiting committee. They allowed petty cash for the matron and secretary, scheduled a July 7 special meeting to draft rules, and urged fundraising via the Women’s Guild and CWA teams. They instructed stopping payment on a cheque to Mr Butcher for a Melbourne Cow Sweep prize and issuing a cheque to Mr McBride, and named Lenton, McBride and Rolley as visiting committee for the next month. The meeting closed with thanks to the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Hawkins
Ravenshoe
Blakeney
Cooper and Company of
Marcha
Atherton Hospital
Herberton Hospital
Cotling
Uth
Mmbers
Women's Guild
CWA
Herberton
Tamoulin
Evelyn
Butcher
Melbourne
McBride
Lenton
Rolley
Chirman
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Huwkyt
the New Insulating Building Board
Burns, Philp & CO. Ltd
Thresno
Wardens Court
Len
N. Stockton
Rthur H. Cla
Commercial Bank Chambers
Combe Bank OF
Istralia
Lake Street
Cairns Post
C.W.A
Gordonvale
Sut Cliffe
Mel, Crowther
Mise Connelly
Anmual Mentitip
Mesdames Lee
Martin
School of Arts
Johnstone
Highleigh
Harria
Swood Howe
Mra. Hopkins
Townsville
Migration Committee
Atd
Blackwell
America
England
C. Alley
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ly Charabane
Doherty
Miss Brown
Vth
Mighell
O'Neill
Ivy
Hairs
Doolan
Wricht
Mesdaumes Kenny
Klarwein
Lowrey
Mesdames Johnston
Maire
Joyce
Johnstons
Cha Avery
Phi
Abbott-street
D. J. Moynahan
Abbott Street
Cairns Pitan
P.O
J. L. Peake
Lak Street
Tel
Hoole & Boyle
Ailors of
Shields St., Cairns
W. C. Hess
M.B.H.D
Tropical Theatre Chambers
Abbott
Cairna
Ember Botanic Medical and
Cairne
the Australian Tailoring Co
Fred
G. Thomas
James Lyons Ltd
Sawmi
Hosta
Jelmery
Catana
Bes British Gem
Aen
the Gairns Post Limited
Cotlicul
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