Badminton Club May Be Disbanded Over Hall Access
The Canberra Badminton Club faces possible disbandment due to lack of a usable hall after YWCA expansion. At the fourth annual meeting in Manuka the secretary announced the gymnasium would not be available, a committee was formed to assess options including open badminton in summer evenings, while the treasurer reported strong finances and large membership.
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Tennia Pavilion
Manuka
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B. Luces
J. Francis
Thompson
Treasury Club Defends Brown Cup In Canberra Tables
The Treasury Table Tennis Club defended the Brown Cup against a Department of Trade and Customs team during a lunch tour over three days in Canberra. Spectators boosted the sport’s popularity as players displayed high skill in a closely watched series.
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Department of Trade and Customs
Federal Capital Territory
Canberra
New Zealand Trade Agreement on Tariff Equalisation
The article explains a provision allowing either country to request rate reductions if the duty in force exceeds Britain’s preferential rate. It describes a July 20 per cent ad valorem levy as part of the New Zealand trade agreement and notes equalisation of rates and conditions as a basic principle, with exceptions for special circumstances.
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Rae
New Zealand
Great Britain
Royal Canberra Golf Club bogey day win by Mrs Wormald
The Royal Canberra Golf Club held a bogey competition won by Mrs Wormald with a 3 up net from a 2 handicap. Other scores included Mrs Tolfa 10 down, Mrs Waring 3 down 19, Strachan 82 0 down, Webb 24 67 gross in Championshi, and a Queenbaan round of debut Spoon won by Miss M Webb with 24 67 gross. The second qualifying round draw lists matchups among Mrs Greenwood, Mrs Harman, Mrs Richardson, Mrs Wormald, Mrs Godfrey, Mrs Webb, Mrs Tole, and others with times from 1 p.m. to 1.20 p.m.
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Separation cases show fewer separations under new procedure
London magistrate Chauds Mull ing reports a new summons hearing method greatly reducing separations. In seven months 220 applications were before him. only eight granted, 23 dismissed, others stayed, adjourned, or settled. The policy aims to clarify disputes and avoid misunderstandings before formal orders.
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Chauds Mulling
Special arrangement on overseas intelligence rights reserves
Reuters World Service notes a special arrangement for overseas intelligence used in this issue. All rights therein are reserved.
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