Canberra Reds beat Queanbeyan in B Pennant clash
In London Queanbeyan hosted Canberra Reds in the B Pennant competition. Canberra Reds defeated Queanbeyan 85 to 39 amid commentary on slow play delaying golf tasks. The report names Archie ton Traynor Percival Chalmers Scott Adams Aubin Wood and others.
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London
Queanbeyan
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Werame
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Traynor
Percival
Chalmers
Cop
Johnston
Scott
Adams
Aubin
Feedereral Cricket Meeting Highlights New South Wales and English Players
Melbourne reports Arnold Pinner, 29, married of Wagga, crushed to death by a truck at Wattie Gully mine Crewton while workers prepared for a monthly Federal Capital Territory Cricket Association meeting. Team selection from Southern and Western districts to be announced at a special Sunday night meeting.
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New South Wales
Melbourne
Arnold Pinner
Simmers Street
Wagga
Wattie Gully
Crewton
New South Cial
FCT
Walee Gauntey
Pos G
Thornber
Withers Pettifer Wedding in Canberra and Acton
The wedding of Jean Lorraine Withers Petite and Joan Alfred Pettifer was held at St Johns Church of England with Archdeacon Robertson officiating. The bride wore mazalla tinted satin, was given by her father, and attended by bridesmaid Win Young. Reception for about fifty guests followed at Amelie Fall, then the couple departed for a Sydney honeymoon.
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Jean Lorraine
T. J. Petter
Canberra
Joan Alfred
Modern
W. Withers
Acton
St. John's Church of England
Archdeacon
Robertson
Mins Win- Young
A Sheehan
Sydney
Paris Exhibition Display By Australia At International Show
The Australian exhibit at the Paris International Exhibition will occupy 7,000 square feet and feature wool Limberg veneers and precious stones. A pictorial display by the Australian National Travel Association promotes tourism. The Australian booth will not include a health and housing exhibit planned by the League of Nations. The League bulletin urges efforts to improve village life globally.
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Australia
Commerce Department
Health Secretariat
League of Nations
Austraia
American Visitor Enjoys Canberra Third World Tour
Mrs. Donna Harter of the Waldorf Astoria New York visited Canberra over the weekend in diplomatic circles. The traveler, daughter of a prominent New York physician, on her third world tour, plans to visit England for the coronation after leaving Australia. She toured Canberra's sites Sunday and, impressed, said she would return for a longer stay. She travels with a $10,000 travel fund.
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Donna Harter
Waldorf Astoria
New York City
Harter
New York
Washington
America
Australia
England
Shore Cricketers at Manuka Oval Fashionable Canberra Team
The visiting Sydney Church of England Grammar School team meets Canberra at Manuka Oval today at 1 pm captained by A Brafford with L Maloney as vice captain. Dr Mackerras is Canberra’s manager. The Canberra side is said to be formidable with top players, and afternoon tea will be hosted by the Federal Capital Territory Cricket Association to welcome Shore boys and old boys of the school.
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AL Manuka Oval
Sydney Church of England Grammar School
Canberra
A. Brafford
L. Maloney
Dr. Mackerras
Federal Capital Territory Cricket Association
New Lessee Assumes Hotel Ainslie Ownership Change
Mr R Richard has left Hotel Ainslie due to ill health. The lease has passed to Mr R O Walker formerly of Freemasons Hotel Grafton. Walker is known around Canberra and Queanbeyan and previously lessee of a Queanbeyan hotel. Printed by Christopher Sohn for the Federal Capital Brat at Agata.
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Ainslie
Ucence
R. O. Walker
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Freemason's
Grafton
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Am Hotel
Christopher Sohn
Agata
Tid
Mors Bees
Uredilen
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