Motorcyclist Injured in Intersection Crash
A motorcyclist identified as William Clift of Hakea Crescent O Connor suffered shock and grazing abrasions to his left leg after a collision with a car at the intersection of Wallle Street and MacArthur Avenue O'Connor on Saturday morning. He was treated at Community Hospital and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallle Street
MacArthur Avenue
O'Connor
Wiliam Clift
Hakea Crescent
Ateth Community Hospital
Windscreen Hazard Warning In A C T
An official from Bungendore Depot of the National Roads and Motorists Association warned ACT motorists about windscreen hazards on the Bungendore to Queanbeyan road. Between Blam and 11 am seven cars reported windscreen damage from loose gravel on a recently re gravelled stretch. In the past month 25 windscreens were broken on this road. Drivers are urged to slow and use extreme caution when meeting oncoming traffic, as replacement windscreens may be hard to obtain due to holiday stock depletion.
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Bungendore-Queanbeyan
Bungendore
Navnal
Multiple Weddings Reported in Canberra and District
The article details several marriage ceremonies in Canberra and nearby towns. Notable events include Teun Kizpetets and Auguste Villaneava wed at St Christopher's Cathedral with sponsors from the Philippines and US diplomacy circles, followed by a reception and honeymoon in Tasmania before settling in Sydney. Additional ceremonies include a Raymond-style wedding at St John’s, Laure, attended by dignitaries, and another union at the National Memorial Methodist Church with family members hosting receptions, concluding with plans for Tasmania.
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Philippines
Marian Fpelota
Teun Kizpetets
Auguste Villaneava
St Cheisteyher's Cay
Father O'Connor
Bette
Mex Villamenva
Antonio Medina
Lebee
Sumoy Ezpetetu Amd
Miria Nicolas
Sydney
Abot
Thele Maes
National Memorial
Methadic
No We Lickiss
Bude
Ren Agar
Alun Scott
Chil
Seal
Alingston
George Craig
O'Connor
Arthur Wilson
Mota, Inn
Eist
Burbary M. Gilhome
Atin Tiyy
Clea
Inverell
Casualty Makes Port After Tasmanian Yacht Race
Lolita the 35 foot sloop, dismasted in a fierce storm 85 miles off Tasmania, reached Georges Bay and berthed at St Helens after leaving Sydney for the Sydney Hobart race. Small craft escorted the yacht up the bay amid cheering crowds while repairs continued and plans adjust for Hobart. The Royal Navy Tromp towed the battered sloop to Georges Bay.
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Launceston
Welcon
Lolita
Georges Bay
St. Helens
Sydney
Sydney Hobart
Tasmania
Ian
Hobart
Royal Navy Marine Tromp
Georges
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A.C.T
Canberra
Brettis
Degels
W. J. Belt
Kenneth Patten
St. John's Chureh
Gilbert
Yorkshire
England
BF. M. Hill
C. Pullen
Attenty Redeli Nadia
Maurice
Inpidesmats
Jean Keays
Ano Nichols
Turner
Empte
Amco Beachies
Young
Amco
SM OS
Das Young Style Shop
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