Sheepdog Maiden Title Won At Manuka Oval
Clyties Sugar owned by R. H. Cox of Coonabarabran won the National maiden sheepdog trial at Manuka Oval with 175 points, defeating four rivals. Cox family, including daughters Sheila and Barbara, are noted for trial dogs. Governor General Sir William Slim attended the event as heats began and bidding started for more than 34 dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyties Sugar
R. H. Cox
Coonabarabran
Manuka Oval
Canberra
Doga
Clyulesa
Cox Famiy
Mr. Cox
Sheila
Barbara
Ming Sheila Cox
Austin
Kim
Barbara Cox
Annandale Lance
Brenden O'Kane
Katamulite
Victoria
To0mey
Trentham
Rover
Bia
Wiliam Slim
William Nosaloo
Tate
Canberra Rugby League Plans 1954 Season Draws
At a Canberra meeting the zone 3 group inaugurated a Canberra league team with Yass Burrinjuck Queanbeyan and Captain’s Flat contributing players. The Massey Cup will be contested with first grade and the frat round begins May with Canberra vs Captain’s Flat. Reserve grade draws to follow need for players present at Northbourne Oval practice games.
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Canberra
Zone 3
Leagua Nf
Yas
Burrinjucki
Queanbeyan
Quaherra
Yass
Tt Wax
Frat Je. Teumna
Fiat
Bbe aLote
Northbourne Oval
Open Royal Canberra Associates Record Entry Aides Meeting Notes
Royal Canberra Associates records show an open record entry detailing a Tuesday May 4 open fay draw with numerous Mesdames Wilkin Payne Limbert Yeend Vallance Wren Kingles Murdamen Harter Behnke Oak May Blair Blaendamee Fettelzon Bail Merdameg McIntosh E. Raye Carey Treblice Sinclair Garnock Redfearn Watford Less Ruane O Rourke Stonaghan Arbuckle Moore Maren Minnettt Gatwag Me Dwyer Bout Tallon Mer aan Me Unuh Kamen Kelty May etc. The entry lists attendees and times throughout the day with dozens of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Caner
Mmmales
Mra
Crawford
Oak Fi May
Seftery
Blaendamee
Bail
Merdameg McIntosh
E. Raye
Carey
Meadames Treblice
Inclair
Garnock
Mentammes
Redfearn
Watford
Meeer
Sesdamen
Steene
Ruane O'Rourke
Afsatamer
Stonaghan Thamibie
Arbuckle
Mitenel
A- Moore
Maren
Mauston
Dwyer
Mes
Bout Tallon
Seg Tudgen
Kamen
Kelty
Eterna
Bas Mendes
Manes Couren
Estamen Bevernsd
Bax Bee
Tanya
Mondenen
Ny Byrne
Frieroan
Tian’ Bathe
Sates
iMlesbel
Cromiie
Miss Mac Pana Mischifoek
Mex Prva
Miss Enby
Mira
Lun Cenit Ra
Eal Sten Ba Wi
Mea
Mesdaney Douglas
Shea Btine
Avatin
Tlas
Messamer Palmford
Ferney
Jedbury Tum
Miss Horan
Mesdanie
Kelsey
Kilmartin
Mevdamex V. Falwayis
Wickham
Odgers
Mealame Hibberson
Mack
Siggins
Mesdames
Nevin
Dowden Pringle
Moesdamex
Galson
Thompson
Mesdames’ Parbery
Tapp
Mesdames Niel Thorpe
Monaro Rugby Narrowly Defeats Northern Side
Monaro rugby edged a strong Northern squad at the Sydney Sports Ground in a tight match. Wingers Tamworth, G Kelly from G Serra, and Gusn from Monaro impressed, with J Garinet of Adaminaby opening the scoring and Boyd contributing steady ground before halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaro
Laattril
Sydney
Aenera Tev
Monarean
Ely
Ae Yih
Toype
Tamworth
G Kelly
Serra
Wee Gusn
Levis
J. Garinet
Adaminaby
Ean Serra
G._Kelly
Goulburn
Jonson
Boyd
Fragmentary OCR notice of names and addresses
Unclear text lists names and places with partial phrases about a governor, Kingston, and a bank. The readable items reference Austria, New Mercury, and February actions but lack coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Pitt
Ry Bank
Bats Block Chimney In Trier House
Nine years of complaints culminate as a bronze bust of Adolf Hitler, hidden by a former tenant in 1945, is removed after a bat outbreak blocks the chimney. Swiss-like scene in a Trier residence prompts cleanup actions and local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trier
Adolf Hitler
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Cory
Kraft
Manuka
Helena
Dane
Voloue
Helena Rubinstein
Davies
Kingston
Manuka Pharmacy
Nucuree Rollin
D. Lunt
Werrthes
Tenigo
C. B. O'Kane
Yeatergay
D. Ross
Korrymburra
Mre A Iter
Stoo
Royal Canberra Associates
Mother
Marilyn
M. Peron
Amert
Mohard Rugby
Foy Wists
Tina Frock Salon
Gaberding
Coats
Ay Bowag
Tina
Enice Leg
A Nberra Wes Va Movi
A.C.T
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