Minister Paterson to tour mining regions of Central Australia
The Minister for the Interior Mr Paterson and a party of experts will spend three weeks touring remote tracks in Central Australia. They will leave Melbourne on 4 and travel by rail to Springs. They will investigate Tenement’s Creek Granites goldfields and other mining areas and report to Cabinet on return to Canberra.
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District Final Cricket Match Highlights at Burra
Queanbeyan District Cricket Association final opened at Burra with Middelaga and Sutton facing a cordial crowd. Sutton won the toss, Sam Lees and B Reardon opened, Lees top scored with a strong 22, Leys added support, and Sutton posted 279 in their innings with contributions from Kelly, Reardon, and Coffey. Burra bowlers Lawler, Ryan, and others took key wickets as the home side sought early momentum in a competitive finale.
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Trial of Thomas Mullivan for Dixon murder at Pine Creek
Darwin reports the trial of Thomas Mullivan a miner charged with murdering Dixon at Pine Creek on December 5. Sullivan pleads not guilty. Witness Thomas Leiter says he was awakened by a shot and that Dixon attacked him. Mounted Constable Prior notes Mullivan surrendered claiming Dixon had harmed his daughter.
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Man Receives Three Months Imprisonment For Wounding Wife
Ernest George Hamilton Thurrell was jailed for three months after pleading guilty to assaulting his wife Margaret Thurrell at Pound Hill, Queanbeyan, on April 7. He admitted striking her with a flat, causing a black eye and facial injuries before magistrate Mr. A G Hardwick. Two witnesses testified. Thurrell claimed no intent to injure. He was ordered to provide 3 pounds and 30 pounds bail for good behavior, with a possible additional three months if fails.
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Alleged Theft of Bricks Reported in City
An incident involving alleged theft of bricks was reported yesterday in the city. Police stated the suspect, identified as a man named Walker, was arraigned with a remand granted as the case proceeded.
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Rifle Shooting Club Fires Shots in Giboe Cup Match
Members of the Quearbevay inte Club fired three shots from good yards during the Giboe Cup match held on Monday with results reported.
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Queanbeyan Motorcycle Club Reliability Trial Report
The Queanbeyan Motorcycle Club held a reliability trial yesterday starting at Battle Creek bridge and proceeding via Duntroon and Canberra to the Railway bridge at West Queanbeyan. Five members completed the route on full points. A decision on point allocation will be made at a Wednesday morning meeting. A rolling and braking test is planned for Sunday next.
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Bowling clash as City Club links triumph in weekend hurry
Queanbeyan bowlers faced two City Club Canberra links in a tight weekend match. Ras 3 Brack Fawcett Keene Bart (20) defeated A KK Johnston Hendall Rolfe Farquhar (19) while Lamb D Arcy Toy Turner (21) downed Gibby Mars Green Carew (21) and Adems Cranewick Campbell (138) beat Deana Patera (28). Bruce Briton Tayar (22) defeated G Boott Wallach Woodger 0.
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Queanbeyan National Rules Club Forms Team Prospect
A Queanbeyan Neale tonal Football club meeting discussed future prospects and formed a committee to canvass players for a new team. President H C Green and secretary adv J Mulrooney urged efforts to field a team next season, with talks of possible recruitment from Canberra and the league’s support. The next general meeting will be held Wednesday to finalise plans.
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Man Electrocuted in Substation in Melbourne
A man was electrocuted at a Melbourne substation on a Monday after he inadvertently touched live conductors. The incident occurred when he came into contact with exposed wiring, according to preliminary reports.
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Rosebery Handicap Weights For Wednesday Race Card
Weights published for the Rosebery Handicap events across divisions with start times from 12.0 to 2.10 including Flying Welter and Flying Handicap races. Entries include Prowler Vallage Gothiin Frinnel wena and a large field with numerous horses, riders, and weights listed for First to Fourth Divisions, along with utility notices and motor sales classified lines.
Melbourne Cup Stakes Lowered After Prize Cut
The Melbourne Cup stakes have been reduced from 410,000 to a lower prize. The revised prize money appears to reflect a significant cut from last year’s £10,000 offer and results in a smaller payout for participants.
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Uriarra Bridge Reconstruction Progress Report
The Belge river reconstruction near Uriarra shows halted work with possible resumption next week. Officials aim to complete at least part of the project before June 30, with Mr Bearveal citing delays from weather and other interruptions affecting recent schedules.
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