Willey Trophy Second Shoot At Lnnisfall
Small crowd attends the Willey trophy shoot with fair light and variable conditions. Top scorer F White posts 99, followed by H Kunst 96 and J Robson 95. several others between 94 and 89. Range 300 yards. Club notes indicate rescheduled future shoots and arrangements for upcoming events.
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F. White
H. Kunst
J. Robson
J. Bell
J. Seen
O'Doherty
White
Knost
Rebwon
Bell
Wolleaine V. Nichol
B. Gore
W. Roden
J Sterne
Vo Pasinerve
Watters
Cairns Club Grifaths Trophy First Round Test Draw
The draft for the Grifaths Trophy first round lists many entrants including GIL Griths J P Griffths Ireland Het Wo fayton Carman Wood and Whittick Tewop Eells Exton and Ham Honnet Harms Williams Ferguson Archer Nanivations for the second row await receipts at the elsh house
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Grifaths
FBI ER Orchard
Gil Griths
T. Dose
J.P Griffths
Ireland
C. Het
Wo Fayton
Garman
YA Carman
Roe
L Obwernard
Tj. Eells
Avi
G. Exton
Ham
R Honnet
Nol Harms
B. Willame
Ferguson Jet
le Giller
Ry Macthonaht
CG. Archer
Abe
Mossman District Cricket Fixtures Report
Mossman District Cricket fixtures wrap up with a Sunday round featuring Mossman No 2 versus Dommetne. Top scores include Nubury 63 and Dov 46. Rovers total 144 in the first innings. accretion details show 1980 wickets for 227. Second innings saw W Boyd 1 for 42 and Nalen 1 for 23. Rovers No 1 versus Mill Barracks ends in a draw, with Lahey 31 and Hansen 21, Mill Barracks winners at GS. G Lincoln 1% and Ashwell 14 highlight the Mill innings, with Crees 11 also noted.
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Alossmean
Mossman
FE. Nubhury
Dov
Vort Douklas
Don McAuttie
Mmcauallive
Han
J. Brathwaite
Rovers
McAuuife
Douglas
J. Allen
W. Gregory
Rovers W. Boyd
Je Nalen
Mill Barracks
R. Lahey
W. Hansen
Tiger
Toe
Lincoln
Ashwell
J. Crees
J. Maloy
R.dyer
Racnes
Mill
H Zablien
Coster J Fir Well
J. Creve
Bowls Day Highlights Big Scores On Green
In a lively Sunday bowls event, veterans led the field with standout scores by Wari and other top players. The strongest teams lined up as Stayli, Rowell, and Treuand delivered notable performances while newcomers from the Masnns Play Clue squad joined the afternoon lineup.
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Vorivnvuin
Towsson
Mary
Winnieé Wari
Xis
Stayli Fe Rowell
Kruschen Salts Give Woman New Lease on Life
A daughter writes that five years ago her mother was crippled by rheumatoid arthritis and bedridden. After taking Kruschen Salts daily, she regained mobility, can do most chores, and go out as before. The note claims the salts dissolve uric acid crystals and flush them from the system.
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Vis
Kru
Queensland Cotton Bounty Withdrawn by Parliament
The Cotton Bounty Bill was withdrawn in the Federal Parliament today and will be reviewed before introduction. Tariff Board recommendations urged continuation of the bounty at a reduced rate for five years, aiming to support plantings and harvest prospects amid farmer protests and delayed decisions. Official data show farmers delivered 18,000 bales to ginnery in the season, with many delaying planting awaiting policy clarity.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Posal
Amd
Bates
Fed
Tariff Board
Tate
Wong
Seco
Government tightens price controls on essential hoarding
In Canberra the Minister for Customs Mr N Law-on told the House that government power to acquire supplies compulsorily would be used if hoarding is suspected. He announced price controls on corn and related goods with maximums for cornbags, sacks, and woolpacks. The measures aim to prevent profiteering and ensure farmers obtain normal harvest supplies.
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Canberra
N Law-on
House of Representatives
Cormand H
Lawsent
Stacey
Nod
Commemineaith
Froites
Cup
Cormancks
Government under fire as states urged to ease loan spree
In Parliament Mr. Porde pressed for Defence loan funds to back State works, arguing rising unemployment demands expansion. He warned against overcautious finance and cited delays in a £1,000,000 programme with only half spent. The debate covered post office capital works and defence needs. The bill advanced past all stages.
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Feameeres
TI Borde
Tan
House of Representatives
Brisbane
Evi Te Pat WU Ten
Aire Forde
Faden
Queensland
Sydney
Sugar activities future looks sound in Donipai report
Donipai September message quotes Cane Growers Executive president Mr Hudson on sugar season plans. He notes price influences from British government actions, expects arrangements to avoid harvest interruption, and urges growers not to panic while aiming to crush the whole crop this season.
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Doniapai
Counc Hang Ik
Acti Niort
Hudson
Cane Groware
Hudsom
Federal Loans Debate in Parliament Over War Costs
A British parliamentary session centers on a wartime funding bill. Spender warns of financial strains while detailing allocations for railway capital expenditure and postal works. He argues for strong support to finance the war effort, noting large sums and the need for quick passage as the nation faces ongoing conflict.
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Spender
World Tens London lists top ten players
The Times names John Bromwich of Australia and others in the world ten. It questions America’s Davis Cup chances without Van Horn and recalls Australasia's past wins. The list includes R Ries Bromwich Quist McNet Puncee Cooke Henkel Austin Van Horn Kalatjevic Markle Sperlinge allies Ludiekowski Sabyan Mardwich Scott Bundy among others.
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London
The
Times
John Bromwich
Australia
You Grama
Dy Budar
Quist
Forest Hills
J. Bromwich
Auetalia
Alk. Quist
D. McNet
F. Puncee
Luca Gira
F Cooke
USA
HL Henkel
Germany
W. H. Austin
W. van Horn
F_Kalatjevic
Jugoslavia
Markle
Bala Signals By Law Amended At Brindane
A September 2 report from Brindane notes a revised Railway Committee by law. It imposes penalties for neglecting signals and outlines guard and engine duties to ensure correct signal operation. It stresses that staff must not mishandle levers and must return to control after any fault or halt to restore proper signaling.
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Brindane
Commit Alonir of Railways
Spraubing
Alefione
Wodie
Tin Plate Industry Resistance by Duty
Whyslla in South Australia is named as the site for tinplate industry setup at an estimated £4,590,000 by Broken Hill Pty. The Tariff Board, tabled in the House of Representatives, recommends duty relief to encourage manufacture. The report argues tinplate could become a natural development of Australia's iron and steel sector, with the company pledging over £5,000,000 for hot rolling equipment and promising supply to users meeting standards. Negotiations with the government proceed.
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Canberra
Whyslla
South —Australia
Broken Hill Pty. Mnakeport
Tarif Board
House of Representatives
J. Lawson
Lawson
Woodward and Calder Auction Notice
Woodward and Calder will submit to public auction as advertised by the Public Executor. The notice mentions an improved property and related forms filed for the sale. Details are sparse, but the action is an upcoming auction under public notice provisions.
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Woodward
Calder
Next
Meleot
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