Local Tennis A Grade Round Promises Great Matches Tomorrow
F C T L T A pennant competition continues with A grade round featuring Ginninderra vs Northbourne and Reid at Weatlake. Northbourne must win to stay in final contention. Kingston and Northbourne lead B grade. C grade contenders include Acton Park Kingston Reid Northbourne. Reid visits Northbourne in a pivotal match at Manuka. other A grade ties at Manuka stadium.
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F.C.T.L.T.A. Pennant
Ginninderra
Northbourne
Reid
Weatlake
Heid
Kingston and
Maoytof
Acton Park I
Kingston J
Reid I
E. and
L. Maloney
Curran
Nish
Waterman
Fayle
Bryan
Acton
Carnall
Murray
Smith
Jarman
Kingston
Garman
Deans
Stewart
Williama
Manuka Westlake
Hell
Bennett
Brown
Quigg
Vermus Reid Gee
Stephen
Callander
Barnard
Braddon
Duntroon
Halligan
Ryan
Murphy
Limbert
Mins Read
Misa Kemp
Grammar
T. Gabriel's
Whyte
W. de Galle
Eltis
Bilk
Elvins
Forrest I
Holdsworth
Cox
Carter
Mackinnon
Abbott
Forrest
Hicks
Dooley
Strachan
McColl
Dale
Lindley
Harrison
Northbourne I
Collins
Jenkins
Kempson
Bowden
Cristina
Mise Yates
the Pines
H. J
K. Weaver
Reynolds
Horan
Hutchinson
Manuka
V. North
Bourne II
Thomson
Blaenders
McKenzie
Mrs. Solly
Misa E. Thompson
Toms
Maloney
Broewn
Thompson
Mrs. Gee
Miss Howes
Weetangerra
Ainslie
Blind Man Dies of Cyanide Poisoning in Forbes
In Sydney on Thursday the Police Commissioner said Detective Sergeant McRae will continue inquiries into the death of Christopher Robert Hepburn born August 3 who died from cyanide poisoning. The coroner gave an open verdict at last week's inquiry while Hepburns mother Mrs Cabot testified he had threatened self harm and heard footsteps and a gurgle before finding him with a bottle between his legs.
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Sydney
Pélice
Chikis
McRae
Forbes
Christopher Robert Hepburn
Cabot
Wagon
Bheed
Ahe
New Markets for Australian Goods Pushes Direct overseas team
Australia plans direct overseas representation to open markets for its goods. The Commonwealth would settle Australian officials in key centres like Tokio Batavia Shanghai Hong Kong India Hamburg Italy and New Zealand to promote lines and push them abroad. Currently Australia relies on trade commissioners and foreign organizations, with representation only in Canada.
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Tokio
Batavia
Shanghai
Hong Kong
India
Hamburg
Italy
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Tmve
Wool costs reduction urged by witness before inquiry
Mr F W Hughes urged cuts in interest rates and costs to help wool growers balance budgets. He blamed interest, labour, rates and taxation for deficits, proposed exchange-rate easing, and suggested a 3d per bale levy to fund a drought-year auction plan with government bonds and buyouts of short supply types.
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Sydney
F. W. Hughes
England
Hughem
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Bank
Hughes
Frank Young
The
Wool and Profuce Co
Snow's Property Emporium Promotes Spring Silks and Voile
Tired of winter goods Snow's Property Emporium invites the fair sex to shop spring silks and voile in Floral and striped patterns. Exclusive dress lengths from four and a half yards, priced as low as 27/8, with varied designs in crepe de chine and marocain. Dimitys and muslin options add to the display with dainty finishes and value.
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Bnow
Snow
Advi
Melbourne trial details strike at murder case
The Harold James Russell murder trial in Melbourne resumed with the defendant admitting his wife Alma Davey threatened suicide at King Edward Avenue. He described finding his wife and two children near the water, diving three times to save them but failing, and fearing reporting the tragedy due to guilt over his marriage.
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Melbourne
Harold James Russell
King Edward Avenue
Russell
Alma Davey
Girl killed by fall of window in Wellington
Mavis Bimpson eleven from Dunedin visited a neighbour in Wellington today and found no one home. A window she lifted snapped shut and fell across her neck, killing her instantly. The body was found by her master suspended from the window.
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Wellington
M.Z
Mavis Bimpson
Dunedin
Canberra stock wares yield full clearance at Woodgers sale
A smaller yarding of sheep at Canberra stock wares by Woodgers and Calthorpe Lad drew keen competition and a full clearance. Merino wethers sold from 7/6 to 10/6, fat ewes to 8/0, aged ewes to 4/8, crossbred hoggets to 5/-. A good yarding of cattle followed with fat steers around 8/ per stone and calves from 6/0 to 6/6, yearlings 2/2 to 2/6, aged cows 5/ to 12/6.
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Canberra
Woodgers
Calthorpe Lad
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Tucker
O'Bbannessy
Mra. Douglas
I. Northbourne
Munt
Richardson
Eldridge
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DD. Pettit
McKie
Crawley
Begley
Harley
Mrs. Allbright
Mra
Reid II
Avent
Youon
Bears
Mia
Crawsley
Miss Badcock
Miss Bmales
Association
Mesdames Griffiths
Gee
Misses Piggin
E. Thompson
Yates
Kemp Howes
D. Pettit
Messrs
Bell
Martin
Foyle
Carnal
Marcusson
Toma
Williams
Mr. Nish
Civic Centre
Bidi
Miases Mackinnon
Abbot
Miss Kilby
Lee
Miss Cavanagh
Eshbroidery
Tneidery
Cmte
Cusack
Commonwealth Oil Refineries Limited
Pict Street
Garden City
Brodie's Garage
Amayy
Ee West
the Producers’ Co-Operative Distributing Society Ltd
Clifford Street
Goulburn
Mead O
Quay
Valentine Mreen
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe
Carson Winchcombe Hones
Bridige &T
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