Ottawa Conference Stamps Showcase Canadian Value
Special issue stamps mark the Ottawa Conference with designs showing a three cent portrait and maple leaves, a five cent blue profile of the Prince of Wales, a thirteen cent registration stamp with a female figure, and a brown Mercury emblem. The issue promotes Ottawa mail delivery for the Conference period, aiming to speed letters from London to Ottawa in about four days and enable rapid inbound mail from Montreal and Quebec to reach the capital within ten hours, potentially establishing a permanent air mail line to St. Lawrence.
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Ottawa
Dominion of
Caundis
Kiniani
Prince of Wales
British Empire
Mercury
London
Belle Tate
Almont
Montreal
Caally
Maia
Quebec
Belle Sale
Bt. Lawrence
C. of E Flag Bridge Evening at Church Guild
The Church of England Women's Guild hosted a flag birds evening on Tuesday Merit drawing over 100 attendees. Winners included Mrs Hicks Mrs Campbell and Rev Elliott with a box of sweets going to Mrs Badcock. Proceeds totaled £10 11s 8d.
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Church of England
Women's Guild
Mra W. Hicks
Mra. Campbell
Rev
Eliott
Scoreless draw in seven stone rugby match at Mamuka Oval
Telopes Park and Queanbeyan Con vent played a goalless stalemate after extra time, with fierce defense shaping the thriller. Murray starred for Telopes and Williams for Queanbeyan, as both sides delivered a hard fought, error free contest with several near misses.
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Seven Stone
Mamuka Oval
Telopes Park
Queanbeyan Convent
Apects
Mateh
Visit From Sydney Suggested Canberra Football League Plan
New South Wales authorities propose a touring schedule for the Agamey Club in the Canberra metropolitan premier division. With the semi final on September 10 unlikely to be postponed, a plan envisions the Goulburn Club playing at Goulburn, then travelling to Queanbeyan for another match the next day if Queanbeyan rounds can be arranged. All visitors would travel by car, and Queanbeyan would also host a semi final against Manuka on the Saturday, keeping the itinerary practicable and compact.
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Canberra
New South Wales
Agamey
Hinausts
Manuka
Goulburn
Vin- Kore
Queanbeyan
Canberra School Carnival Team to Travel by Train
The Canberra school team departs by train tonight, arriving in Melbourne at midday tomorrow. A squad of twenty one players will be joined by four senior Telopes Park boys under J. E.Lenshaw. They will attend a charity carnival at Prince's Oval and attend a match at St Kilda ground before returning to Canberra in September.
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Canberra
Melbourne
Telopes Park
J. E. Lenshaw
Prince's Oval
Convent Ball Arrangements Completed at Queanbeyan
Plans for Bt Benedict's Convent Ball at Queanbeyan are completed for tonight with juvenile events and a debutante presentation to Mrs J A Labour. A special poultry supper is arranged by a supper committee and music will be provided by Les Pogeon and Als band.
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Bt Benedict's
Queanberi
Dabutanten
Mra. J. A. Laourte
Elden
Les Pogeon
Als Band
Why Put Up With It Indian Root Pile Obasge
The passage discusses rejecting chronic indigestion headaches and low energy and suggests a remedy type called Indian Root Pile Obasge in a warning against tolerating such ailments. It reads as a fragmented promotional style urging action against digestive distress.
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Ubi Mores
Medicine fraud evidence of sales case in Sydney hearing
The central coast hearing for conspiracy in the sale of spurious medicines continued. Witnesses testified that powders and pills were supplied and paid for, with orders for Beecham's pills and Acmechen noted. Reginald Raymond said he ordered Maunzo with payments and cheques totaling 48 pounds. The case was adjourned to tomorrow.
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Sydney
Weinenlay
Kinas
Central Coast
Walter Covaily Mia
Agave
Tim An Orde
A.P.C
Doyle Aaid
Beecham
Pilla An
Acmechen “Bais
Reginald Raymond
Waarnant
Thompson
Thomped
Thotrpson
Morrow
Royal Easter Show shows best display and attendance rise
The Royal Agricultural Society reports a deficit of £1,788,000 for the year ending June 30. President Sir Aureus Marden notes the show’s display was the best ever and attendance reached about 47,000 in 19a. The last Faster show was also praised, highlighting improvements for both primary and secondary displays.
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Eydney
Royal Agricultural Society
Aureus Marden
Theodore's Owner Charged Over Dog Attack in Sydney Court
Edward Granville Theodore faced a summons at Le North Sydney Court on a charge related to owning a dog that bit a person. He was not present, with a solicitor likely to plead on his behalf. Evidence showed a police officer was bitten by the defendant's dog.
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Bydney, Wednanday
Edward Granville Theodore
le North Sydney Court
Deine
Amateur Golf Championship SemiFinals Reach Australians
In Adelaide on Wednesday the amateur championship semifinals were decided. Bettington of New South Wales defeated Natieford of Tasmania 2 and 1, while Williams of Victoria beat Winker of South Australia 7 and 4. In the professional half McMahon of Queensland beat McLoughlin and Nalhamith of Victoria defeated Richardson of New South Wales, with Nalhamith securing the win.
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Nalhamith
Vic
R, Richardson
Four Men Charged in Melbourne Warehouse Theft
Four men appeared at City Court in Melbourne on a charge of stealing goods valued at £4000 from the Sargood Gardiner Ltd warehouse. Police say part of the stolen property was found in a defendant’s possession. They were remanded on heavy bail.
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Melbourne
Sargood, Gardiner Ltd
Minister Pearce and War Debts Conscience Money
The Minister for Defence, ir George Pearce, faced scrutiny over conscience money received during the war. The report notes the payments were tied to wartime dealings, raising questions about their source and use and prompting official examination.
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Defence
Ir George Pearce
Diankela
Bettor
Woman Fatally Burnt In Redfern Fire
A woman died after a fire at Redfern following an argument over a death inquiry. Investigators suggest she touched a lit can left near a door while talking to a neighbour, igniting her clothing and causing fatal burns.
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Ellen Gavin
Toma
Redfern
Telephony and two way TV experiment demonstrated in Paris
A successful experiment combining ordinary telephony with two way television was shown in Paris. The apparatus used Baird Television Corporation infrared rays from artificial light to transmit both speaker and hearer images. The display showed light rays forming elongated focus points and flickering features recognizable to observers, hinting at future public communications via combined TV and phone services between Paris and Lycos.
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Paris
Baird Television Corporation
Ig Berean
Pubia Communication
Witl
Saris
Lycos
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