Wicket resumes as England's innings halts on rain
Tailored cricket notice reports a resumed match at the Cricket Ground after light rain. England, bowled by Hammond Verity and Howell, reach 180 all out as N S W reply, with Verity dominating innings and Wyatt and Chivers in tight spells before lunch and tea.
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Manning N.S. W. Boatamen
Paradise
Spin Owlers
Love
Rowe
Howeshie
Werley
Hammond
Verity
Chilvers
Howell
Stewart
Neues
Annium Mmond
Wyatt
Patan
Kingie
Metoud
Ranswick
Metaud
Tk Wien
Wryatt
Tutaves
Howe
Sever
Stoo
Jiowell
Flo
Fem
Ehrowthem
Wycatt
Hinglish
Verley
Howl
Wratt
Hills Maiden
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Chilvera
Mo Vietin
Ton
Ames
Procentralia
Levi
Wml
Eh Lweerie
Brown
Leyland
Lagvland Lad
Fingietan
Oerlund
Mix
Bewell
Troundwick
Crewall
Vente
Mn Bie
Tate
Laie Leyland
Frown
Finleton
Hill
Bowes
District cricked second day's play resumes after rain
The ninth round fixtures in district cricket resume in Canberra with several matches unsettled by rain. Leaders face challenges as results hinge on first innings and several games could end in draws or be forfeited. notable performances include Iraston with 248 runs and Gow with seven wickets, while matches continue across venues including Manuka and North Canberra.
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Canberra
Ira ‘Ston
Magurid
Achar
Walaeforta
Munuk
Musuka
Aristie
Santos
Aweton
Kolingston
Bakuridiay
Mubedaatriet
Werekeetel
Presbyterian and Salvation Army Services Listed in Canberra
A dense roster recalls church and Salvation Army services across Canberra area. Inductions and Sunday duties feature at Ainslie and Duntroon with names like Rev. J. Ko Gwen, Rev. Woot, and Captain M. Copeland. Australia Day services are noted along with Sunday School times and hymns.
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Salvation Army Canhetoran
Duntroon
Sohail
Dantroon
Thaddon & Pom
Kingston
Salvation Meeting
Taupee
M. Copeland
Lileus Tenant Hofman
St Pauls Patronal Festival Services This Sunday
The Church of England notes continuation of the St Pauls Patronal Festival through Sunday with Canon Hobertson delivering a short address at the morning service. Rev. Jue Thirdolan will speak at the same service and a Holy Communion will be celebrated for the Molonglo Public School at 7:30 AM.
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Canferra
John's
Haly
Canon Robertson
Toa Pat
Robertson
Molonglo
Munion
Paul's
Kingston
Jas
Hardman
Duntroon
Bermon
Fe Marshall
Urira—d
Crey
Canon Ranertaoh
BH. Marshall
Queanseyan
St. Paul's
Canon Hobertson
Jue
Thirdolan
Thor
Preacher Dr John Walker to Leave Alamaiie Church for Sydney
The Reverend Dr John Walker will deliver his last sermon before leaving the Alamaie Presbyterian Church for Sydney on Monday evening. After the service a ceremony will honor two elders elected by the congregation. All members and attendees are invited to participate as the Sunday School resumes with a special teachers' meeting scheduled at the Church Hall in Alastic on Thursday at 7 20 p.m.
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Theatey
John Walker
Raye
Sydney
Alimaiie Presbyterian
Alastic
Preachers to Speak at Central Co operative Church
The Reverend J E Owen will preach at the Central Co operative Church tomorrow morning. Professor H W Woolhouse who returned to Canberra after vacation will preach on Sunday morning and again at the Central Co operative Church Forrest on Sunday evening.
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J. E. Owen
M.A
Central Co-operative Church
Stev
H. W. Woolhoun
Canberra
Central Cooperative Church
Forrest
Minister Praises Transport Office After Canberra Visit
The Minister for the Interior announced that a letter of appreciation arrived from Tour Manager Kenneth C. Tiller thanking the Transport section for courtesies shown to about 200 boys visiting Canberra under the Young Democratic League. The letter praised efficiency and prompt arrangements contributing to a successful stay.
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A. Perkins
Vaterday
Conberra
Youle Auhocratic League
Mreetor
Kenneth C. Tiller
Thenmr
Canberrara
NSW and England Match Notes From Outfield Fragments
Fragmentary cricket report lists Mitchell and Bradman in NSW innings with Bowes and Tate prominent. England’s batting includes Chilvers, Howell, and Fingleton among scorers as players are described in shorthand and partial scores.
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JC Ulyers
Mitchell
Bown
Chilvers
Trun
Fingleton
Nsw
Bowes
Tate
Irown
Clee
Will
Phe Apie Tae
Tim Owt Liew
Moneleton
Tad Seer
Tridimin
Brown
Geore
Lrown
Wis
Bradman
New South Wales
Op Brown
Ames
Kippax
Mitehel
Mitehell
O Agnes
Bo Hieron
Co Verity
I Chilvers
Howell
Strowin
Werkty
iStewarks
Mab
Atmospherics Research at Mount Stromlo Observatory
The Commonwealth Solar Observatory at Mount Stromlo reports on atmospherics and their relation to electrical disturbances. Observations show natural discharges called "senrees" vary with weather, affecting wireless signals, with summer sources near the continent's tropical region and winter sources farther north. Research aims to map interference patterns and potential remote weather links, noting practical tests and measurements.
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Coombnnwealth Sular Observatory
Mount Stroll
Dentin
Interior
J. A. Perkins
Tage
Fiedle Heatarch
Council For Rcientitie and Indietri
Regio
Perinae
Implien
Phila
Toni Saetine
Charles Kinesford
Aealand
York
Iain
Tata Broadcasting System
Australia
Sheffield Shield Weather Affects Queensland South Australia Match
The Sheffield Shield game between Queensland and South Australia was interrupted by heavy rain after a 1 for 37 start at Aridane town. Umpires called the play off as conditions worsened with disordered scoring and confusion in the damaged report.
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Bribdane
Cheenslind Amy South
Arsidine
Queensland
Jewel Theft Case Hears Central Voice Court
H Veter, a labourer, was committed for trial on a charge of stealing diamond rings valued at £1,380 from William Keres jewellery in George Street on January 1. The accused allegedly forced a window and used a key to gain entry. Bail was refused.
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Bydney
H. Veter
Wiege
Trivi
Central Voice Court
William Keres
George Street
Ltsa
Pai
New Schoolmaster at Hall and Hall Residents Prepare Send-off
Mr Tt Harris takes over as master of the Hall Sebeot and Speint on Tuesday and Wednesday in the Federal Capital Inspecting bia future home at Ginninderra. Mr COW Thompson retires after 68 years at Ginninderra and Hall. He plans to move to Byney. Residents arrange a send-off for Mr and Mrs Thompson with a tablet unveiling by Joan Morrin at Pearl Behea l and a later function at Kintegaldes Hall with E Brown presenting an embroidered art dress and notes wallet.
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Eharee cd
Ginninderra
Cow. Thompson
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Ebrumry
Byney
Thompson
Printed and Published by CC for Australian Capital
An item notes printing and publication by CC and J Shakespeare for the Federal Capital rem Australia, with mention of the Japintold Omics of its company Can.
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J Shakespeare
F Australia
Lad
Smallest man in world claims title and stays home
Ivan Tradkociteh of Dtevsin Lit lives in a tiny house on a self sufficient farm. He rejects global offers to tour or marry, preferring life at home where he is known and his land is respected.
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Oped 60
Tom
Gooil Land
Ohread
Idleteld
Cross of Loving Memory Celtic Crosses and Memorial Art
The article discusses ART AND REMEMBRANCE as a lasting form of tribute in the British Empire. It highlights the Celtic Cross as the most admired monument and notes its high labor demands and limited availability. The firm offers Celtic crosses of various sizes and designs, plus other monumental carvings for remembrance.
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Dee
British Empire
Atone
Egypt
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