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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary report details a Queanbeyan survey with unclear references to preliminary work, a teen involvement, distribution, and mentions of pipe, metal, and Simrad within a short time frame. Names, dates, and concrete actions are not clearly readable in the text.
Bees motor cars on Cat Road Queanbeyan in the evening collide injuring a teacher at Public School and Reg Scott a passenger. The driver Mr Scott received facial injuries and was admitted to hospital. The other driver Mr Fag Beott of Jerangle sustained minor injuries as their vehicle struck Cooma Road and crashed into a verandah at Malasow grocery, causing two people to be injured and damage to Boolt’s car.
The court heard Mir. AG Hardwick before Magistrate Pavick Ryan, age 60, facing 60 accusations. He pleaded guilty to the August 10 burglary and received a fine of £29 with four days hard labour. The magistrate warned him to maintain good behavior.
In a Saturday event at 500 yards, Reed of the Hou team posted a steady score amid a Munter and another shooter J. P. Horman posted 47 4 48. Doniston 4 48 and Motorey 2, L. Mughes Ingram also featured in the round.
Godfrey defeated Harman to win the A Grade title at the Queanbeyan Golf Club in an 18 hole final. The match finished with Godfrey two up at the 16th, after steady golf throughout the day. The event also featured a sealed handicap competition with figures recorded for several players and a trophy donated to the runner-up.
A fragmented press note cites spring events in Aydeny and support for Barak today. The text mentions various names and outlets, including Reuters, and references a compilation of quotations and cultural items.
The Manuka Cricket Club announced plans to recruit star players Clem Hill Murty and Ken Dinnerville plus P. W. tome to bolster its A and B grade sides for the coming season. The club aims for premiership honours, with life memberships introduced and A. D. Forbes named first life member.
Journal, a horse, collided with another rider at Rosehill on Saturday. Journal began to swell and developed a complication that saddle owner Mr. J. T. Cash hopes will not worsen, despite the injury being very sore.
Reported boxing card at Pastimes Club in Queanbeyan features fighters such as Horrie Bidebottom Kid Moffatt Ted Moffatt and Young Brasilli with plans for Dencio to face Moffatt while Brasaill vows best form amid a crowded lineup and crowd-pleasing potential despite influenza cancellations.
Auction style notice lists fabrics and remnants with prices and discounts. Items include wool dress cloths, velveteens, and oddments. Names and numbers appear garbled but indicate reductions and sale lines aimed at quick purchase.
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple unfamiliar names and terms with numbers, suggesting a sports or game score roundup but lacking coherent details or identifiable teams. The readable items include a series of proper nouns and numeric values that do not form a complete event or outcome.
The Canberra Light Horse Troop began home training for the 1981 86 training years as part of the emerency trophy presented by the 8.0.7 Krasich albelIa. The annual musketry course has started and will conclude at a Duntron Rifle Range parade. The Prince of Wales trophy was won by the Yass Troop and Canberra aims to win by joining the Rite Club for expert coaching. Ten members recently shot at 300 yards at the Goulburn Rite Range against the Goulburn Vickera gun section for the Lord Forster Cup.
Ambiguous report recounts a swimmer seen far offshore and a chaotic incident at Taunt Saturday night. Goulburn won by 52 points with high scores by Lieutenant Russell and Bgl. Naylor and others cited amid garbled details of a rescue attempt and a trawler wireless message.
Kingston meeting notices list Friendly Societies Hall for August 15. Names include Tim White, Hon Bec, and Qne White. Swag machine valued at £41075 mentioned with Binger. Apply through Jones, Singer agent, 32 Hayes Street, Queanbeyan.
A fragment describes Que of Sorts TRY DM Morse Indian Root Pills as useful for liver and digestion issues. It claims they aid digestion regulate bowels and restore health during biliousness indigestion constipation and rheumatism.
The acceptances for the King's Cup mile and a tenth at Ascot on August day were declared. Entries include horses listed for the Brisbane event with field details to come.
Midweek pennant fixtures are outlined with teams and players listed for Fire Brigade, Griffith Barton, Northbourne, Braddon Causeway, Forrest Barton, Ainsliey, and Yarraluminy. The program notes continuation of matches tomorrow with multiple byes and player pairings across venues.
A London reader recalls a personal weight loss method touted as simple and accessible for everyone. The account describes a home regimen involving a thyroid treatment and appetite control, claiming rapid reduction in body weight and inches without medical supervision.
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