Canberra A grade football round two results and next fixtures
Matches concluded the second round with the Golds beating Staff 3 1 while RM C defeated University 10 0. Old Canberrans Checks beat Barton 12 4. Canberrans 9 defeated RM C 3 1 and Queanbeyan beat Canberrans 5 2. Old Canberrans Checks meet Kingston next with a penultimate semi final tied for next Saturday.
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Cabberrkns
Old Aim
R.M.C
University
Rm.c
Johnsen
Fuhrman
Starkey
Canberrans
Barton
Queanbeyan
Canberrane
Pointa University
R.aast
Kingston
H.A.A.F
Ae Nevt
Old Canberrah
Will
Alien Wellington Letter Evasion Ends in Forfeiture Gaol
An enemy alien aged 25, manager of a foreign company, was sentenced to a foe's gaol for trying to send a censorship evading letter to his Australian father. Associate Gerald O'Byrne, 31, an Australian accountant, was fined £3 for assisting the evasion. the letter was found on a wharf and claimed by O'Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N.Z
Australia
Alexander Id
Gerald O'Byrne
O'Byrne
No Shortage of Matches Declared by Australian Officials
Commonwealth authorities report many grocers and storekeepers with held safety matches fearing a shortage. Canberra officials stated there were adequate stores of matches to meet all needs across Australia, refuting the fears.
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Australia
Canberra
Canberra Dominates Patriotic Football Match at Manuka
Canberra overwhelmed a Services side 32 18 in a patriotic fundraiser game at Manuka. Eyre Westcott and McLaren led scoring with multiple goals while Kay and Copley starred for Canberra in a one sided contest.
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Golds
Goodwin
Bally
Hankineon
Robarigon
Staff
Manuka
Canberra
Combined Services
Eyre
McLaren
Westcott
McDonald
Copley
Lovell
Yandel
Elliman
Yandell
Kay
McBeth
Sheriff
Faux
Rowley
Drayton
McNamara
Ryan
Bunting
Eiliman
Mann
Cooke
Kayes McKensie
Rogers
Meth
Edlington Wins Monthly Medal at Royal Canberra Golf Club
Edlington captured his second consecutive monthly medal at Royal Canberra with a net 47 and gross 74, two over par, leading L. N. Morrison who finished two strokes behind. C. Green won the B grade with a net 64, the lowest winning score in months, as entry sheets posted for next week’s President-Captain Teams Match.
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Edlington
Royal Canberra Golf Club
L. N. Morrison
Morrison
Waring
A.lf
Dotdrell
R. A. Hyles
J. A. Bull
Jessa
Owcomer
C. C. Green
Oe Hana
Hest
L. Edlington
C. C. Whitley
R. B. Parcker
W. McKinstry
E. Waring
R. J. Maloney
C. J. Campbell
W. J. Mildenhall
EB. Murphy
R. Shannon
J. R. Nimmo
A. E. Hopkins
D. McInnes
A. C. Newton
N. Laughlin
R. C. Jarman
Health regulations in hotels in Canberra
Two hotels and one club in Canberra comply with a regulation requiring fixed trays under beer pumps to catch drips and be connected to the premises sewer. Other hotels and clubs are working to connect trays to sewers, with the Health Department watching progress. In South Wales a coloured liquid is placed in drip trays.
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Canberra
Health Department
South Wales
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Stations and Times
A dense listing of daily air slots and programs across 2FC 3AR and related stations with multiple segments including Essential Services, News, Music, Dramas, Devotionals, Luncheon Music, The Watchman, National Military Band, Dancing, Race commentary, and post afternoon programming. Notable entries reference The Canberra Times and Goulburn broadcasts with varying start times and show names such as The Watchman by W. W. Jacobs and Fighting segments like The Night Watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Watchman
Professor Ananias
W. W. Jacobs
National Military Band
Munie
B.B.C. News
Sporting
Mel Morris
Essential Services
National News
39Th Battalion
Colin, Chapman
Edward Goll
Tris
England
Close
Tornado Bedevils North Dakota. Extreme Weather Report
A 170 mile an hour tornado struck New York on Saturday and the Hugh Dawaon area in North Dakota, killing three. The storm lifted houses from foundations and tore timber like matchwood. North Dakota saw record heat the prior week, with temperatures rising across the United States.
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New York
Hugh Dawaon
North Dakota
United States
British Y W C A appeals Australia for five thousand pounds
Lady Gowrie announced a cable from Lady Halifax asking Australia to raise £5,000 to fund five Y W C A centres for uniformed war workers and youths. She noted the loss of British Y W C A huts at Dunkirk and urged Australians to give generously to aid the wartime effort.
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Y.W.C.A
Ite
Lady Gowrie
Lady Halifax
Flanders
Dunkirk
Australia
Wheat Pool Policy To Be Decided By Cabinet This Month
The Commonwealth Government plans to decide on the wheat crop policy before month’s end. An acquisition scheme similar to the Australian Wheat Board’s last crop is under consideration to support farmers amid a vital industry. The No. 2 pool payments bring total nett aid to £37,000,000 while Board commitments near £34,000,000. only £13,000,000 has been received from sales.
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Commonwealth
Australian Wheat Board
Australia
No. 2
Wheat Board
Commonwealth Accountants Students Society of Canberra Formed
The Institute plans a Canberra based Commonwealth Accountants Students Society open to Institute candidates and University College students. Membership grants access to lectures and institute privileges at Bank of NSW Building London Circuit. Inaugural meeting planned for Friday next. annual dues announced with optional journal subscription.
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Ogy Oak Council
Commonwealth Accountants Studenta Society of
Canberra
Institute of Accounts
Canberra University College
Bank of New South Wales
London Circuit
City
Institute
Government plans to boost skilled labour training schemes
The Commonwealth Government weighs private employer trainee quotas and higher trainee wages with a cost of living supplement. It seeks extended technical training facilities and longer hours, aiming to expand classes all day and into the night while avoiding dilution of skilled labour. It will consult trade unions on accelerating the programme.
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Commonwealth
Meeaney
Canberra High School seeks donations for reference library
Canberra High School's Parents and Citizens Association piloted a text-book library cutting costs from £3-45 to £1 per pupil annually. After four years £14,700 has been paid from over £1,400 total. An appeal for cash donations to establish a student reference library is urged, with funds via President W. Farmer Whyte or treasurer F. Bhemnon.
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Canberra High School
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Sydney
Fay
Pasaivic
Ce Toeany
P. and C. Association
W. Farmer
Whyte
Ft. Bhemnon
Plan uses all aircraft to bolster Empire air training
Melbourne reports Minister for Air Fairbairn announced a plan to deploy every suitable aircraft in Australia next month to prevent slack in the Empire air training scheme due to overseas supplier shortages. He rejected civilian committee training a 1000 man home defense force, arguing the problem lies in advanced training not elementary instruction.
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Melbourne
Air
Me Bairn
Aus
Fairbairn
J Lee Captures Silver Spoon in Federal Golf Club Final
In the 1939-40 season finale, J Lee won a silver spoon title by six points over J Ware and W Dent after returning from Camp. Leading scores included E J Griffiths 38 and W Ware 33 with Dent 32. annual meeting to follow tonight.
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J. Lee
Cam
J. Ware
W. Dent
E. J. Griffiths
W. J. Ware
R. Brodribb
W. McKerrow
de Vis
J. McMeel
R. Cogigns
G. Woollett
Cyclist Collides With Pedestrian Near Sydney
In Sydney a cyclist struck a pedestrian three miles from a location linked to Victor Moules. Frederick King aged 23 was found unconscious and rushed to hospital. Police question a 16 year old in connection with the incident as an investigation into a possible murder plot continues.
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Sydney
Victor Moules
Wes
Frederick King
Lad
King
Eine School
Hospital Conti Hive Uintieton
Public notice item from Australian press panel minutes
Public notice fragment from the Peter Press of Australia Ltd referencing offices at 5 MOR Braddon and related listing. The readable text is partial and lacks clear actions, dates, or names beyond the organization and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogee Arn Jeter Sisauepesiter
Peder Press of Australia Ltd
Tha 5 Mor
Reer
Braddon
Artillery Practice Notice and Company Liquidation Claimants
Public notices warn of live shell artillery practice near Duntreon on August 7 and 8 1940 with danger area bounded by local roads and states Canberra aerodrome not included. Report exploded shells to Royal Military College or Police. Also Securities Limited in Liquidation asks creditors to lodge proofs by September 14 1940 at Melbourne Buildings Canberra with details.
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Duntreon
Duntreon-Gueanbeyan
Queanbeyan
Button
Federal Highway
Majors Lane
Royal Military College
J. W. Fletcher
Melbourne
City
Canberra
P.O. Box
Piano Bargain With Balance Owed and Four-Year Terms
An old established firm offers a high grade piano with a small balance due. Transfer account and deposit of £3, four years' terms, fully guaranteed. Freight paid. For details write TIFER, This Office.
Advisory Council on Patiens Named in Britain
London reports the Foreign Secretary announced the constitution of the Advisory Council on Patiens. Chair Lord Lytton among members like Viscount Cranbourne and Sir Neill Malcolm. The council will advise on alien welfare, camp co ordination, employment for enemy aliens, and liaison with Home Office and foreign governments.
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London
Lord Halifax
Patiens
House of Commons
Lord Lytton
Viscount Cranbourne
Noel Banker
Neill Malcolm
Lord Winterton
Britain
Home Office
Foreign Office
Halson
Export Restrictions Hinted By Australian Minister
The Minister for Commerce Mr Cameron suggested restrictions on exports of Australian sugar meat wool wine and canned fruit. He promised a full statement to Parliament next week. He noted action already taken on meat and cited Britain’s stockpiles and closed European markets as reasons.
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Brisbane
Cameron
United Kingdom
Britain
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Greentree
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Air Force
R.A.A.F
Acton
St. Kilda
Richmond
Royal Canberra
Stock Exchange
Racea
Randwick
N.bw
Police Choir
Dreaming Spires of
Oxford
Samena 2Fc
Canberra Times
Y.W.C.A. Appeal
Service For War Women
Accountancy
Reference Library Appeal
Privat
Federal Golf Club
Griffiths
Commonwealth OF Australia
Securities Limited
PIANO
Advisory Council
Lhacs
Briam Aherneay
Madeleine Coast
Louis Hayward
Son
Atlantic
Conrad Veidt
Valerie
Hobson Sebastian Shaw
Bing Crosby the Star Maker
Barron
Martin
Oxfordat
Waverley
Morpey
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Omeers
T. Wharton
Hoti
Dane
DANOE
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Warren’s Nirséry
Cooma Road
Mart Boy
Beaussint
Panella Yntain
Iain
Moina
Ted
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J. Shakespeare
A, Bpntora
Canmerra
Travel BY
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Gydney
Nowr Dney
Melbourme
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