Canberra Musical Society Presents September Armature Concert
Canberra Musical Society announces a September 1 concert featuring a joint piano recital by Frank Hutchens and Wrinndles Vine with accompaniment by the Bata Conservatorium. Miss Heather Kinnaird and Mr. Raymond Beatty will assist, promising popular and serious selections in a well received program.
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Canberra Musical Society
Armagel
A'Cock
Mornis
Bata
Heather Kinnaird
Raymond Beatty
Wales
Canberra Turf Club Year Summary and 1927-28 Disbursements
A Canberra Turf Club year report notes eight months of activity in 1927-28 with total winnings disbursed to owners totaling £10. The club planned a partial season starting Sunday October 26 with seven events including a handicapped race valued at £20 and mentions Charles We BI being appointed secretary.
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Canberra
Mariner Eheet
Sralson
Lomi
Anon
Ellic
Hatunday
Charlie
Oysters Disrupt Voice Radio Texts Off Hatteras
Brief note from Beaufort North Carolina reports weak water radio texts off Hatteras disrupted by oysters. It is the third instance of oyster interference across oceans as Pacific and Atlantic waters show similar effects. The sound carried a humming tone attributed to the oyster presence in submerged marine environments.
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Wekr
Hatteras Beaufort
North Carolina
Pacific
Record in Stair Climbing and Social Habits Noted
A fragmented report describes changing social norms on greetings and public behavior in St Kilda and nearby areas. It mentions Gillies, a 17 year old, describing life on the mainland and a vivid scene of women in public, alongside a discussion of stair-climbing records and wartime memories.
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St. Kilda
Perweed
Gillies
Loughrige
Kwha
Fleet
Carter
Hall Drops Back in Thighy League Race
Rugby league report notes Hall's Saturday defeat to Thussaeil Hill worsens prospects for outright premiership. Acton clings to four point margin as remaining matches loom, with standings showing Acton, Hall and rivals in tight contention.
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Hall
Thussaeil Hill
Acton
Mo Ow. i. B
Oy Kuseell Hi
Queanbeyan Heights Win Narrowly In Local Golf Match
Queanbeyan Heights defeated Yass chibe on the Heights links in a close home win. Individual scores feature many players with mixed results, including W. Turker winning the post match sweepstake for the sports fund, amid a muddled report of surrounding tennis and cricket activities.
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Queanbeyan Heights
Yass Chibe
Heights
T To
Stacey
AL Od
Crowe
J. Hayes
GG. Meshone
Fide Mantel
H. Honkel
W. T. Forrest
N. Roud
Mintge
W. Durker
Kenny
Ach
Horman
Mackmaster Cva
A. CG. Corr-Tovd
Merrimain
T. Womlger
Elrington
A. Harmen
Tholis
Mra
FL Greenwon
Letger
Mre. Benlor
C Olvin IV
Miss Rameden
Misa
Oen
Ptt
Tyreen Oof Sports Fund
W. Turker
Tewars
Tennie
Cricket Oeani- Tite
How to free the man you love at Capitol Theatre
Pariamount presents a melodrama about a French youth pledged to another, as Miss Now battles for love against family betrothal. The plot leads to a night in a museum with mechanical figures and staged murders, amid a rural English backdrop in the accompanying feature by Marenee Wider titled Doomaday.
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Pariamount
Charles Rogers
Wirkworks Museum
Marenee Wider
Cricket Club meeting urged for August near Ainslie
The 1 CRICKET CLUB cemeeting of the Ainslie THstriet Cricket ink will be held at the Social Service Trooms oon Thurrejua evening near, August 23, at & pom, HVSINERK. Delegates' Tloport, and business arising therefrom, Hoods most important, and evervear interestied dna rickel in one urged to attend.
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Ainslie Thstriet
Trooms Oon
Traffic breaches Canberra and Queanbeyan court fines
A Canberra and Queanbeyan court session saw several motorists fined for traffic breaches. Leo Miller pleaded guilty to dangerous driving with police evidence noting a hazardous location near the power house. James Cunningham, not appearing, was fined for failing to stop turning in Commonwealth Avenue. Victor Bisanker and Victor Findlow faced fines for speed and certificate offences, while Gregory Cusack paid for displaying one number plate. John McFarland denied a dangerous driving charge in Crawford Street Queanbeyan where evidence timed him at about 40 to 45 mph. Witnesses described passing hazards including a bicycle and parked vehicles, with Mrs Capes and others testifying to the speed being around 20 mph. Defendant fined £40 and costs.
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Vielwting
Hevain Pintler Court
Westerniay
J. W. OT. Forrest
Leo Miller
Canberra
Drmnery
Cuonhberra
Cook
War
James Cunningham
Come
Commonwealth Avenue
Victor Bisanker
Victor Findlow
Federal Police Department
Gregory Cusack
Poller
Enata
John McFarland
Gragier
Plat
Crawford Street
Queanbeyan
W. T. Tucker
Tmrie
Trafic
Tucker
Morrisett Street
William Henderson, Baker
Quranbeyan
J. McFarland
Pase
Paissng Henderson
Theodore Erle Capes
jMce
Constance For
Lavinia Alfridge
Esther Almond
Nefendant
Costa
Canberra Rifle Club tops in seven-shot stage at 800 and 90 yards
At Canberra, seven shots and two fighters from 800 and 90 yards marked the captain's trophy first stage. Weather was fine though a light breeze tested long-range shooting. McLeod stood out in form winning the daily cash prize, with Oldfield second. Final scoring lists Melvod 70, Oldfield 67, Hay 63, Fallick 67, Brack 62, Hussey 62, McKee 60, Morgan 51, Hewland 46, Meskell 46. Next Baluniay will complete the 660-yard second stage and NRA medal final.
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Kullelay
Ly McLeot
A. Oldfield
L. Melvod
G. Hay
A. Fallick
G. Meskell
Baluniay
NRA
Fred
Spring races order of favouritism in Sydney
The report lists betting preferences for the Spring meetings. Avant Courier is top favoured for the Epsom while Ronnand attracts attention for the two Cups. Other noted horses include Epromantical, Bane Culotte, Greenfine, Anumbah, Royal Tune, Tigeon Me, Reonul, Amounis, Koruma, Vaale, Valpargisa, and Metropolitian Handicap entries such as Joselyn, Bacchus, Rioneseup, Adrian, Spearer. Caulfield Cup contenders include Gothic, Hynanna, Dien, Textile, Fourth Hand, Maple, Valparaiao, Medmenham. Melbourne card features Car, Winalot, Btatesmun, Valmerine, The Ranker.
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Sydney
Monany
Avant Courier
Epsom
Ronnand
Bane Culotte
Greenfine
Anumbah
Royal Tune
Tigeon Me
Reonul
Amounis
Koruma
Vaale
Valpargisa
Joselyn
Bacchus
Rioneseup
Adrian
Spearer
Caulfield Cup
Medmenham
Big Double Sydney in doubles with The Banker
Maple supported in Sydney today in doubles with The Banker for Chico in the live Cups.
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Sydney
Banker
Chico
Retiring V.F.L.C. Committee Members Returned Unopposed
Melbourne Monday reports the retiring V.FLC committee members Mesera L K Z McKinnon H Allen Currie J ON Niall C B Palmer and J J Winter have been returned unopposed.
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Melbourne
V.flc. Committee
Mesera
L. K. Z. McKinnon
H. Allen Currie
J. ON. Niall
C. B Palmer
J. J. Winter
Tragedy tragedy clash over licensees and votes
Fragmentary notes indicate a disputed licensees matter and a vote result referenced as 3.6 4 with mentions of Camiptel and Feenen amid a drunken controversy. Names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR but point to a local licensing dispute and vote outcome.
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Hiner
N.Z
Acas
Pat Licens
Camiptel
Tee
Feenen
Telopea Park School Hosts Fundraising Dance
A dance in the Telopea Park School Kindergarten hall aims to raise funds for the school. Organizers include Mrs Darton as president of the dance committee and Mrs Honey as secretary with H J Filshte as treasurer. The event features teaching staff and mothers of pupils supporting the effort.
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Telopena Park School
Dani Hell
Darton
Honey
H. J. Filshte
Caldecote Village Dims With Dwindling Youth and Drowned Child
Caldecote in Huntingdonshire stands as a sorrowful English village where the sole child drowned in the village well and youth laughter fades. Elders remain, and amusements require a journey to Peterborough. One pub closed after the main customer emigrated to America, leaving a quiet, aging community.
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Caldecote
Huntingdonshire
England
Ats
Cablecote
Caliecote
Peterborough
Jauiet
Ecclesiastiocal Commission
Tay
Ito Americal
G F Percival 10h Class Tailor Opens in Queanbeyan
G F Percival announces a new tailoring business in Queanbeyan located at Monaro Street Dudley Buildings Eatalliahed in O8Ta. The notice provides the shop address and business name as a local trade update.
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Eatalliahed
Dudley Huildings Doplairs
Monaro Street
Queanbeyan
Window Falls Injure Two Men In Cobariin Building
Two workers sustained injuries when a window in a new Cobariin building fell from a 26 foot height. Emergency crews responded as the men were treated at the scene and transported for further care.
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Bydney
Cobariin
Local. Keep ogi the bam by W Camphetp pc
Fragmentary OCR note evidences a local item referencing W Camphetp and a phrase about keeping something. Names and details are unclear due to garbled characters, but it preserves a localized tone and probable observance of a person or entity. No clear event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Causeway Depot
Fors, Forner de Paoli, Ltd
the Girls OF
Clara
J. W. Drews
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Mason Brothers Motor Funerals Directors
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Sehoaly
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MES
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Clement
Cape
Reid-Braddon
Times
Pewriter
Canberra and
Captain’s Trophy
V.R.C. Committee
Telopea Park
RS. and
Australia
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Alwite
Acton Hall
Reveille
Sharp
Joe Huntings
Maunider
W. Campbell
Hoc
Forrest
Albert Hall
Frank Hutchens
Evans
Prowse's
Civic Centre
Gee's
Canbera
Druys
Sulkies
Larness
Kongo
Gldmeld & Son
Oregon
W. E. Oldfield & Son Auctioneers
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Liquor Poll
G. T. Evans
G. F. Percival
Ocal
Ogi
Bam
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