Women's Cricket Test Ends Drawn in Melbourne Match
England and Australia women drew in Melbourne as Misa MacLagan starred with an hour and 40 minute spell, taking four for 25. England declared at 7308 with Australia facing two hours to bat, but Brower and Hutchinson steadied. Attendance 2,641. Final scores featured notable names such as Partridge, Maclagan and Turner in a tense draw.
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Melbourne
England
Misa MacLaxgan
Jan
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Brower
Uaven
Kings
Reorme
Sydney Wool Sales Market Slips Slightly Amid Competition
At the Sydney wool sale today prices for well grown Wil and similar descriptions held firm except for a 6 percent drop from last week. Competition remained strong as Perth and Adelaide sales begin, with greasy merino Neece to 164d for 10 bales from Armidale. Last week’s average was £12 8 8 per bale, or 8d. Today offered 11,745 bales, 10,885 sold at auction, with some additional private disposals.
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Perth
Adelaide
Armidale
Sydney
Printers Quarters Triumph In Debut Cricket Match
Printers Quarters defeated Duntroon by an outright win on their first full day of cricket. Play began at 10:30 with Lady supporters and Mr W H Orford officiating as scorer Mr W G Arthur. Hennan top scored with 25 and Wharton 32 as Culbert Ford and Monard contributed in double figures. Pola led Duntroon with 4 for 15 in the first innings and 6 for 22 across the match, while Wharton and Hennah starred with the ball forPrinters Quarters.
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Duntroon
Iady
W. H. Orford
K. Wallace
W. G. Arthur
Hennan
Wharton
Bobble
de Smet
Culbert
Pord
Breahan
Pola
Rask
Matthews
Dutroan
Wear
L Hurtey
Strahan
Wan Keen
Capstick
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Beadman
Rum
O Capmink
Hawke
A. de Smet
Ht. Cole
W. Hurley
O'Brien
Mennah
J. Pola
T. Rubbe
Ford
Hennah BK
Wherths
O ‘Bundried
Manuka Centre Urged to Extend Shops Along Frontage
Advisory Council hearing urged extending business premises along the entire Manuka street frontage to bolster a central business district. Mr Shakespeare argued past leases show reliance on a continuous line and that Kingston precedent supports expanding shop fronts while balancing lease fairness and legal implications.
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T. M. Shakespew
Shakespeare
Munukin
Moronglo
Hell
Kingston
Manukala
Mny
Daley
Shakespaare
Not Murdered: Two Natives and Brother Eugene Wounded in New Guinea
Reports to the Prime Minister's department say Unt Brother Eugene and two natives, previously reported murdered, were found seriously wounded at Bune ingen village Chinbu Valley. Brother Eugene is seriously ill and under medical inspection in Salummun. The district officer investigated Dengeraxit reports of headhunter violence during mission work in Mount Hagen's Chinbu River district.
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New Guinea
Prime Minister's Department
Unt
Eugene
Buneingen
Chinbu Valley
Salummun
Chinbu River
Mount Hagen
Manilitet
Dengeraxit
Ua Hons
Throng
Swimming Club Seeks Better Seating at Baths Meeting
At a recent Advisory Council session, concerns over seating at the Baths for the Swimming Club gatherings were discussed. Officials noted funding limits during construction and the need to balance architectural integrity with public convenience. a proposed modification would avoid costly alterations while improving crowd comfort.
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Elihiritt
Canbrerm
Shakespeare
Tie Swimming Club
Greun
Peter Atrenert
Telopea Park School Gets Temporary Wooden Buildings
To ease crowding at Telopea Park High, temporary wooden structures from Luntreon will be moved onto the school grounds. The Canberra Advisory Council discussed the plan at yesterday's meeting, noting the new buildings would provide additional accommodation for classes and assemblies.
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Telopea Park High School
Luntreon
M. Shakespeare
Canberra Advisory Council
State Lottery Sydney Draw Recap Monday Major Prizes Named
The Wath Auite Lottery drew today with first prize won by Miss L Marks of Bellalong Crescent. Other top names include the Luxor syndicate linked to Mr. Chilligham Mansfeld Steel and Rue—rell. A fourth prize shows Bandroom Syndicate and Uniform led by Mr. Bourke. The 245th Lottery is set for Friday.
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Watt
Miss L Marks
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Luxor” Syndicate
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Mansfeld Steel
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MEK
4. Bourke
William Street
Singiotan
Child Scalding Tragedy Reported in Waterloo
A two year old girl Pamela Coomies died after falling into a bucket of boiling water at her Waterloo home. The accident occurred when the child, seated on brickwork, toppled over and landed in the hot liquid, suffering fatal burns. Police and local residents expressed condolences as investigators prepared to review the incident.
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Sydney
Waterloo
Pamela
Coommies
Education Department to release Intermediate Exam Results Thursday
The Education Department announced that the country’s intermediate examination results will be posted on Thursday next. The notice confirms an official release date and directs students to await the results.
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Education Department
Fruit Pest Ordinance to Start Next Month
A new fruit pest ordinance will begin on the thirty first of the month in the Federal Territory. The measure aims to control disease and pests on public and private properties by empowering inspectors to eradicate affected plants and trees. Dr M J Holmes of the Commonwealth Health Department said inspectors have been selected and will have the power to recommend eradicating affected flora.
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T. M. Shakespeare
Advisory Council
M. J. Holmes
Commonwealth Health Department
Federal
Gaol For Theft Of Terrier In North Sydney Court
Robert Bientenhols aged 4 laborers was fined ten pounds or twenty days hard labour at North Sydney Police Court for stealing a terrier valued at six pounds in December. Campbell of Turrn identified the animal.
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Sydney
Robert Bientenhols
North Sydney
Campbell
Turrn
Alleged Fraud Charge Against Wool Buyer in Central Court
John Gilbert Bnelling, a wool buyer from Sydney, faced charge of obtaining wool worth £700 from Harriet Connor with intent to defraud. He was remanded to the Teralga Court. counsel sought bail, magistrate set bail at £100.
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Rydney
Central Court
John Gilbert Bnelling
Harriet Connor
Teralga Court
Sperling
Sydney
Wilard Brown Debuts With KO Of Jimmie Kelso in Seven
In Rus Cutters Ring Stadium on Monday The American Wilard Brown delivered a stunning debut by knocking out former light weight champion Jimmie Kelso in the seventh round. A brutal early right creshed home dropping Kelso who lay unconscious for nearly ten minutes before waking. The crowd lingered as Kelso regained consciousness and slowly left the ring amid a wail of supporters.
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Wilard Brown
Ruscutters Ring
Jimmie Kelso
Brown
Boxing
Melno
Kalso
Kaleo
Kelj
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