Airne Defeats Atherton In Slazenger Duel
George Peterson reports Airne defeats Atherton by large margin in Cairns semi final, with scores and pairings listed for multiple matches. The narrative mentions Bent Hinach, Yariaier, Hale, and other players, plus references to the Penner Cup and upcoming fixtures at Cairn Dio Mieedratul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peterera
Oxirog
Aynerton
Cairas
Detnilt
Cairns
Hinach
Yariaier
Hale
Arbolea
Menh
Tochwell
Davies
Harris
Finyne
McRaranagl
Davien
Barna
Arhotrm
Starkwell
Bevden
Tarra
Atherton Te Art
Cairn
Three Roml Competition and social games noted
Rewhin of gauen and Mesdames Favel Rae Ingen vB Sree 18M Mendawan report events for Tuesday and Thursday competitions and social games. The write up lists many names and places with scattered scores and times, including reference to a committee meeting and a quote about truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Favel
Rae Ingen
Meadas Vee Horton
McKinnon
Gamion Sort
Marenn
Tunes x
Tank North
Marna
Lewis
Plan to Nationalise Banks and Rule Industries
The document outlines a four part plan to nationalise banks and all other industries, govern anti allied sectors by a committee, and form a Supreme Economic Council to replace parliaments. Labour candidates pledge to push the plan, claiming banks’ removal enables easier execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Scullio
T.U
Comint Board
Supreme Economic Council
Kangaroos Edge Ivanhoes in Narrow Premiership Win
In a hard fought Railway match the Kangaroos defeated Gordon Vale 14 to 8 to claim the premiership. Beety Parra and Mulcahy scored, with Daddow and Farrelly contributing for the Kangaroos while Gordonvale’s tactics provoked controversy and led to rough play noted by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrelly
Gradenvale
Kangaroos
Ulrs
Beety
Parra
Womes
Mulcahy
Aacris T
Parrelly
Daddow
Gutaard
Abe “Roo
James
Paution
Mulesby
Sarria
Dolias
Gordonvere Birch
Eviston
Milbeck
Connyall Win Rugby League Final at Townsville
On Sept 7 in Townsville the Connyall under Noel White won the senior premiership by defeating Brothers 11 to 2. Centrals also secured the senior premiership, beating Fates. junior and minor premiers were Brothers and Southe respectively. Key players included Selden Cantle Rogers Benton White Pal beck Head and O,Nourke with Same son in the backs and Wadlwork Walch Hivres in the forwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Connyall
Noel White
Enior
Brothers
Centrale
Fates
Cantle
Rogers
Benton
Rick
Des White
Pal Beck
Nemeighth
Smith
Tor Brothers
O'Nourke Widh Sameson
Wadlwork
Walch
Hivres
Local council meeting plans and application notice
A community meeting is scheduled for Saturday night at West Baturday. The Mumell family will discuss arrangements to prevent an incident. Applications from association members are to be sent to the military rare Box 167 at Calms by the date of the meeting. A venue is the RASAILA club room trade exert, with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Victory Lat at a Marsden Park meeting racing notes
WOW 43 MEORT FEICE. BYDNEY, Seni, .-Colummalat and Cape Medien are now at very sett led in Victory Lat 'at a fersatin Ba Tat Casares 'Vissro on Toursday mOrDEsg, but yiruck ion sell during the galley, and one of bin for takers of early doubles La Pusil Walgreen of that hare ring in prospect of any of the tigoring racea Flying Duke and Le Fusil was the frst Epsom Metropolitan double taken for tle Money, and both are doubtful runners. Courier, who was introduced into the Metropolitan maret last week, could not run at Canterbury on Saturday be ret of a slight knock Hla trainer says the trouble is slight, but horses are not improved by art in their work at a critical stage of their prep aration. Another comunity which was bad news for backers was that Decorate had been back gushed near one of his hocks during the running of the Canterbury Handicap. Decorate was to have ran to the Newrartie Cup on Ticoday and then gone xtralaht to Melbourne for a special Cat! nrenaraiior. It is believed been aft the tracks for months The loublets : Eperm Basdicep, Columnist, Warspie, Vid Bite Letend Brine Consort, Twe Grand, Putham Wisely Manaative Son oura, Flying Duke, Melgeda, Ipe Neddisk, Cokinmise Vira, Rimfire, Swet Chime. Courier. Busnaevetey, Feng, Dardale. Monogram. Silver Link, Castlereagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Seni
Colummalat
Cape Medien
Fersatin
Casares
Vissro
Courier
Canterbury
Art
Decorate
Melbourne
Japanese Government Loses Public Support in Crisis
AP reports Prime Minister Katayama faces rising public anger as rationing, black market prices, and wage policies fail to curb inflation. Government measures spark doubts about relief and long term viability, with critics accusing conservatives of hindering reform. Public patience erodes as economic pain deepens.
Two More Deaths From Gastro Interftth In Brisbane
Two more child deaths from gastro enteritis are reported in Brisbane. The report notes illness among children in the Children's Hospital area with references to suspected causes and recent fevers. Authorities are investigating the outbreak and advising precautionary measures.
Closure of Wards Threatened by State Fortage
A compact notice warns that ward closures may be imposed by state fortage authorities. The brief item notes potential redrawing or consolidation actions affecting municipal wards and local governance.
Masonic and Railway Club Sailing Over Keen Tournament
The article details a late season billiards or club tourney featuring Masonic and Railway teams. Scores list top players like J. Jennings G Archibald D Rogers and B Callaghan with high breaks, noting wins by Masonic and Railway across 14 frames. It highlights unfinished matches and mentions a Diggers Club event on September 12 and polite team gestures at the close of a keen tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jscope
G. Jennings
G “Archir
D Rogers
Hl Gamble
McFarren
B Callaghan
Masoni
Melachian
A Cooper
Jacobs
H Gamble
W. Stratton
Hebly
J Barry
R. O'Neil
Pammore
B. Callanhan
J. Archer
E Jacobs
A. Goover
Barry
Diggers
Disgers
Mescait
Four Ball Stableford Won By Mre WC Balzer Mig My Atlan
Sunday competition drew 3 amateurs in a four ball best ball stableford won by Mre WC Balzer and Mig My Atlan with 36 points. Other pairs included Mesdames HJ Hurtie J Tadmay Airy W Wright Mise M Hour Stou Exch 98 points and Miss Jones Ane Carmap 34 points. More scores and names follow among local club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoeistes
Mre
WC. Balzer
Mig My Atlan
Mesdames
HJ. Hurtie
J. Tadmay
Airy
W. Wright
Mise
M. Hourstou Exch
Miss Jones
Ane Y. Carmap
Mien
Ireland Sed
G. Barclay
Metdamen RE
Gelling
Mire
C. Duncen
Milty Gumnow
C Woodward
Genaduon
Hobert Wood
Von Nida Whitcombe Lead Penfold 1000 Vines Split
In a trifle tie at Stoke Poses Whitcombe and Nida share top notes as they divide the first three primes in the Penfold 1000 vines tournament. Fins posted scores include N. Von Nida 70.1 and 64.270, RA Whitcombe 9/2, Lees 65, Hargreaves 2h, Faulkner 6%, Denny 7 12 00, Padzharn 79M, Basten 11 ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
N. von Nida
D. J Rees
RA. Whitcomon
Wit
Stoke Poses
Whitcombe
Equs‘toon
RA Whitcombe
Lees
Hargreaves
Faulkner
Denny
Padzharn
Basten
Greyhound racing Saturday results and hurdles at Parramatta Park
The Casus Courang Club held four coastal meetings at Parramatta Park Saturday afternoon. Winners included Silver Welle in the fourth course and Beau in the top event. Rand. J, Fice Pick won the third course by neck from Dainty Peewee. Bravy Purdles claimed his second consecutive win by a head over Batts Seay. Races featured Game Hazel, Prince Vale, Carnival Lass, Our Bernborough, Silver Valle, Flirts Pick and Game Bond with times ranging from about 172 to 184 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casas Courang Club
Parramatta Parke
Silver Welle
Dear Canh
J Feeb
Flice Pick
Dainty Peewee
Weinert Sig Beau
Bir Beau
Game Bond
Fen
Anan
Batts Seay
Game Hazel
Ty Roble Ariki
Prince Vale
My Seine
Carnival
ASS Ser
Pitt’s Moog
Our
Bernborough
Silver Valle
Danny Mewes
Sin Reau
Pawn Ragan
Battle Sear
Ter
Tims
Wee
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Fulton's
Eagles and
Cyrie
Ferand
Buick
K. R. Ireland
S— Airne
Atherton Dy Slaseogee
Geteld
Penweya Oup
Ufsolte
Sage Fy White
Fatimaite
Eames
Tong
Calros
Emeralde
Hlimaeb
Cairne
Rewhin
Gauen
Ani
Max Murlen
Labour
Supreme Council of Trade Unionists
Chiffey
Trades Union and
Labour Party
Tabour
Thie Institute
Chifley
Institute of Public Affairs
Kangarogs Awd Ivanhoes
Gaming
Rao
Aix
Faoe
Combina
Newell
Roos Pointe
Bawden
Cale
Ivanhoes
Horn
Barnes
Nesh
Horwood
Roon Dadover
Reeves
Price
Kengaroo
Warough
Boor Posiisnal
Kangaroo
Atrwugiu
Marca
Tiger O'Brianne
Abe Wharfes
Sclusore
Wim
Glassy
Fe Witmett
Couwch
Tsue-Aainree Louw
Meort Feice
Markey
Marae Ormer
Eperm Basdicep
Warspie
Twe Grand
Putham
Manaative
Sonoura
Flying Duke
Melgeda
Ipe Neddisk
Cokinmise Vira
Rimfire
Swet Chime
Busnaevetey
Feng
Dardale
Monogram
Silver Link
Castlereagh
TOKIO
Tete Katayama
Katayaca
OX Blackmarket
Luckier
Tor
Suater
Tabor
Watayamae
Katayama'e
Eileen
Ior
Aincerti
Inmre
Sieariaatn
Weahomle Rableyys
Brisbane
Ever
Monte
Masonic Masonic
Masonic
A. Lewis
Alleghen
McFarlan
F. Gemble
von Ica
Ebulte
Womday
Marcmor
Auor Ratae
Carne
Radio Sales and Service
Frank Moody
Ssa Lake
W. G. Reamne & CO. Pty, Ltd
Geelong
H.W. Royle
Luca
Bex
Belial
L. Rosen
Hewa
TAA
Sumvey Drouglen
Australia
Prmeet Reservatnas
Musee Alshent
Airtet
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