Four Centuries Stun Launceston in English XI Match
In Launceston on Saturday the Tasmainian XI were dismissed for 602 as four Tingitah players reached centuries. Ames remained not out at 107, aiding England’s bowlers and Green took key wickets as Hale’s innings ended at 2 o clock. England's top performers included Wyatt, Paynter, and Bowes, with notable spells from Janes and James as the visitors fought back.
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NSW Forecast Brief Scattered Sunshine then Clouds and Winds
New South Wales forecast notes scattered sun on the north coast and eastern slopes with warm spells, followed by unsettled cloudy conditions in western areas. South to south east winds become fresh to strong toward the coast. Canberra forecast adds mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and strong south to south west winds.
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New South Wales
Canberra
Canberra Musical Society reports steady season and famed visitors
At the Fifth Annual Meeting President C S Daley announced a successful Canberran season despite difficulties. Four subscription concerts and lectures drew crowds while hon conductor J F M Hayden and the orchestra earned praise. The society hosted world famous violinist Joseph Beicett and Australian baritone John Brownlee, whose concerts were warmly received. New officers include Daley president, Paynting and Jenex vice presidents, H H S Richards treasurer, Boot Dickson secretary, plus A T Cahill and W Doig committee members. Two more members will represent the orchestra and choir, with Truelove and Blackman elected auditors.
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Orchester
Bos Perharmanines
Canberra
Joseph Beicett
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Lista
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CANBERRA TIMES PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES ADVERTISED
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Church calls for control of education and youth guidance
The Rev Canon Robertson praised the Oman Catholic Church for keeping education in its own hands and warned that state schools lack true spiritual atmosphere. He urged keeping children in church schools to protect morals, theology, and proper formation.
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Uorran Robertson
Paden Powell
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Enetah Church
Shoth
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Atatein Ang Cave
Tver
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Powleh the Feen
Anne MacKenzie Orator Arrangements For March
The Australian Institute of Anatomy plans to host the Anne MacKenzie Oration in March with speakers Dr W Alletta and Dr C Hento, outlining preventive health aims and tropical medicine history. The event covers global health progress, disease prevention, and colonial health issues relevant to Australia and its regions.
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Anne MacKenzie
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League of Nations
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The Canberra Times Delivery Details Published
By special arrangement The Canberra Times is delivered daily to Canberra and Queanbeyan homes before any other newspaper from the previous day. Residents may order by providing name and address, with Queanbeyan orders via specific contacts in Lowe Street and phone numbers listed.
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Weather Report Fragment from December Section
Readable portions describe atmospheric conditions with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, rainfall or pressure figures around 28 inches, and wind directions. The text references dates December 14 and 17 and mentions locations like Australia and New Zealand, though specifics are unclear.
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The Appeal of Christmas And Community Duty
A reflection on Christmas charity urges all citizens to support benevolent societies, missions, and rescue groups in aiding destitute families and the unemployed. It cites Dickens and emphasizes shared joy, brotherhood, and non ostentatious giving as the season’s duty and reward.
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Distress Fund Receipts Reported by Treasurer
List shows montes received by Kindley gides Miles Funeral Fund treasurer with names of donors and amounts. Contributions include individuals from Mulligan's Gang F Grant Warke's Gang T Reidy Withers' Gang and others. Secretary A Kelly notes Prime Minister Jo A Lyons and J H Scullin donations bringing total to £2 0s 0d.
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New South Wales Extend Lead In Shield Match At Adelaide
New South Wales posted 379 in their first innings after Fingleton and Brown built a steady start. McCabe reached 67 while Grimmett and Lee dominated the bowling for South Australia. In South Australia’s reply, Richardson and Nitchieke stood firm before Howell dismissed Richardson. fall of wickets recorded as 47 and 87.
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Personal Vice Regal Result Involving Nyulasy Family
Dr. Frank Nyulasy and Miss Nyulasy are linked to Jett Government Howes in an event noted with local interest. The report mentions berra in relation to the couple and proceedings.
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Wheat Decline Dampens Winnipeg Market After Stop-Order Shock
Winnipeg Saturday notes a sharp wheat price drop to near four cents under prior close as panic spread through the grain exchange amid the stop order. Decline driven by Liverpool futures, U S crop data, and hedging pressure, with export demand and limited support recouping some losses. Prices trimmed modestly with Canadian exports helping restore values, particularly in December and May contracts.
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London Riots Leaders Sentenced to Gaol
Tom Mann and Emrys Llewelyn were convicted at Bow Street for disturbing the peace and inciting demonstrations. They refused bail and were sentenced to two months each, under an act banning gatherings near Parliament during sessions. Llewellyn was secretary of the Unemployed Workers' Union and Mann led the movement.
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Unemployed Petition Link Highlighted in Trial
The court linked Mr. MacDannly to a million arenature petition for the unemployed as contemporaneous Daily Worker articles urged demonstrations in support of the petition. The magistrate noted Sydney Filan, chairman of the Unemployed Workers' Union, received two years last week and was Mann’s colleague.
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Inaugural Bowls Sectionals Feature Canberra City Clubs
Reports of the first series of yeow Tine matches between Canberra and City clubs. Sections Hea White Green Brown Flue and results across Forrest Green and Green indicates scores and players listed in scattered order.
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Canberra Club Games Championship Singles Results
The Canberra club reports results from the Championship Singles and Ladder Competition. Players like Henry, Crease, Monahan, McMvet, Francis, Peery, Perry, de Ville, Waterman, McKinstry, McKingrey, Price, Weatherston, Charlton, Clemens, Edward, Coy, Horan, Crema, and Day feature in recent matches with several walks and varied scores noted.
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English Team Triumphs In Billiards Test Match
London reports a billiards test where England leads Australia 15 405 to 14 991 after the day’s play. Draving posted 701 with a high break to 1009, Lindrum 680, and New man 158 in later tables while Vivla 410 faced Lindrum 807 and Newman 805 over McConachy 280.
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New Union Seeks Registration for Canberra Workers
Canberra workers form a union aiming to register as a Trades Union under the Industrial Registrar. A meeting approved filing, with officials to travel to Sydney for the registration, and an election of officers scheduled for January 8.
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Best Ball Event at Canberra Colt Club
Members contested a four-ball best ball event with pairs such as H C Richards and G Q Romans and R Newman and G Westcott. Final results show several matches decided by one or two holes with mixed scores and many pairings listed.
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Church schools as gate to life and education
A speaker urges strengthening church school influence in education. He argues for state partnership to fund secondary education and provide every child access to religion grounded schooling. He speaks of guiding youth toward the temple of life and the eternal Kingdom of Soul.
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