Old open-air pulpit in Canberra mirrors Covenanter memory
The article recalls an open-air pulpit near Saint Andrew's Church in Canberra, a relic of Covenanter days symbolizing religious freedom. It notes the pulpit may serve future gatherings as the city grows, while referencing war memorial phrases and local planting anecdotes around Albert Hall and Commonwealth Avenue Bridge.
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Sydney Royal Show Opens With Record Exhibits And Attracts Attention
The Sydney Royal Show begins a 10 day run celebrating the 160th anniversary of the State. It features expanded classes and prize money totaling £15,500, with displays from agriculture, livestock, and fruit. The event highlights rural productivity and the work of primary producers, showcasing a robust rural economy and growing diversity in exhibits despite challenging conditions.
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Bond Broken Small Loses Appeal on Two Year Term
Sydney court dismisses Gordon William Small age 17 appeal of two year sentence for breaking his bond after earlier conviction for breaking and entering and subsequent convictions for motor car use. Small had been bound over to be of good behaviour in August and later received additional sentences.
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Judge Upholds Right to Criticise Evidence in Appeal
Full Court dismisses appeal by widow and children of late R W Small. Verdict for Railways Commissioner stands. Court commends summing up as admirable and states jury could not have reached a different verdict.
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Woolcott Forbes Sydney Disappearance Update
Firiny Thwan reports John Woolcott Forbes, who vanished from Bombay a week ago, reached London by aeroplane today. Police would not confirm tracing to London or an arrest. Detective Sergeant Goodwin is pursuing new information. Forbes was due in Bombay court yesterday to answer a conspiracy charge.
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Lorry Fire Near Scott's Crossing Damages Interior
Canberra fire brigade was called early morning to a blaze in a motor lorry owned by Mr. J Madden. The vehicle, being serviced by Mr. J Taylor, was damaged by backfire that sparked the fire. Interior fittings and electrical installation suffered damage.
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Queen Mary's Health Report From London This Week
A terse London bulletin notes Queen Mary’s health remains a matter of concern as officials report limited improvement and ongoing medical supervision. No timeline given for further disclosures or public appearances.
Eileen Mabel Hill Marries Cecil L at St. Andrews Canberra
Eileen Mabel Hill wed Cecil L Moore at St. Andrew's Church Canberra with Rev EB Turnbull officiating. The couple, from Pine Grove and The Valley Ginninderra, exchanged vows as guests including Joyce Hill and Jean Southwell attended. The ceremony featured pink roses, cactus blooms, and ornate gowns. a wedding breakfast followed at the Masonic Temple before a South Coast honeymoon.
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Easter Cricket Brings Fingleton to Canberra Giants
Easter cricket scene broadens with Jack Fingeton joining Jack Chegwyn's metropolitan team to Canberra. Timed for the Easter match, Fingeton may join if he plays, with three former Australian test players possibly participating. A J Dwyer and Ted Adams plan trips to meet ACT AGT Cricket Association officials and guests. Several players were rejected from the ACT squad, including Carnal, Lees, Hourigan, Rellier, Kelly, Treland, Strang, Moore, Maloney, Gribble, Tickner, Fray. Sydney team to arrive by 8:30 pm Thursday. welcome function at the hotel. The ACT Cup Final and next day’s play proceed with ongoing matches amid hopes for a late innings revival.
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Rugby trial matches set for today at Telopea Park
Football fans anticipate Wier’s first chance to shine as Northern teams join trial play at Telopea Park. Players from cricket and other sports express interest while arrangements include halves pairing and a lively afternoon program. University training also lined up at Northbourne oval under Mr F C Da J, with march morning sessions noted.
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Worker Killed in Premature Explosion at Glen Inne
A construction site accident near Glen Inne left one worker dead and several others injured when an explosion occurred during a repair task. Four workers were affected, with three sustaining critical injuries as explosive materials prematurely detonated. Investigations are underway into safety breaches and the exact cause of the blast.
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