McManus Medal Shoot Leads To New Marks In Nelson
The Nelson shooting club held the McManus medal event with windged conditions. Joe Collman won second place on the day while a follow up cash shoot is planned next week donated by J McLeod. Scores list include Colin Hay Coombes Johnstone Stephenson Henrich Cattle Pyne and Nelson members across 200 300 and 600 yard ranges. Weather was good with clear light for the Shepherd competition beginning the new season.
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Joe Collman
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W. Hay
Hamah W. Coombes
EK Johnstone
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T. Pyne
Nelson
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Winchester rifles and allied goods advertised with prices
An obsolete advertisement lists Winchesters 22 caliber Ward Model 17 0 and other rifles and shotguns with prices, plus accessories and tools. Also offered are camping gear, knives, watches, calico tents, duck tents, flys, and various hunting equipment with scattered stock numbers and postage charges.
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Peeves Hilles
Gus
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Mareeba and Atherton Juniors Draw in Weekend Match
A Mareeba versus Atherton juniors match ended in a 11 all draw at Mareeba Showground on Sunday. J Cronin and V Thampeon (two) led Mareeba with two tries each, P Cron scored a try and Blackley added a conversion. For Mareeba W Doherty and J Escomtesit starred, while Atherton’s T Cronin HL Stewart and G BloeSiey stood out among their players.
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Mareeba
P Blackley
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Faroscope treatment hailed by Australasian readers in Sydney
An Australasian report from Pitt Street Sydney notes a home treatment for deafness and head ear complaints using a Farospype device. Scientists praise the ear as a delicate, essential sound conductor while warning against unproven theories. Readers are urged to contact the Kataeropr Association of Australasia for free information and samples.
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Sydney
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Ubvir
Kataeropr Association
Tasmanian Ideal Jams Join F. W. Lord & Co.
Hobart reports Tasmanian company Tasmanian Ideal Jams becomes part of F. W. Lord and Co. The move expands local food manufacturing with potential distribution through Hobart markets and allied networks.
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Hobart
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