Trial match at Canberra and MCC address display
A trial match in Canberra features C Jackson and C Kedly among players for the Combined District Team with captains and signings from Goulburn Yass Queanbeyan and Canberra regions on March 12. The Cricket Association President K G Kappler commends E Baylin for a hand coloured illuminated address to be presented to the MCC, noting its value as a souvenir from the MCC visit and plans for display at the Returned Soldiers Club on Saturday.
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Ty C. Jackson
C. Kedly
F. Leahy
L. Lees
A. McGill
J. Ho
Ington
McGrath
C- Moore
L. Joney
Merriman
J. McNamars
Carnal Canberra
J. Westbrook
Goulburn
J. Jennings
Re Baker
N. Hunt
V_ Connally
H. Leahy
M. Dowling
Yass
P. Larcombe
Yeas
Fey Shumack
T. O'Connor
Queanbeyan
Association
K. G. Kappler
Engliahmen
E. Bayline
MCC
Canberra
Baylins
Marylebone Cricket Club
Federal Capital Territory Cricket Association
Commonwealth of Australis
Commonwealth
City of London
Parliament House
M.C.C
Federal Capital Territory ‘Association
Cricket Association
Mlc.c
Australia
Returned Soldiers’ Club
Militia Unit Recruiting Before Camp Chance at Drill Hall
A militia unit invites men wishing to join to attend at the Drill Hall Census Buildings Civic Centre from 10 am to 12 noon on February 27 to enroll recruits. After today recruiting will be suspended until after the camp period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonwearth
Canberra cricket guests to receive honorary MCC membership
At Parliament House on Sunday and Monday the Canberra Returned Baldhers club will confer honorary MCC membership on visiting New South Wales team players and officials from Victoria's Cricket Association the New South Wales Cricket Association and the Country Association. The Queanbeyan meeting approved declaring Wednesday February 10 a public holiday in Queanbeyan.
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King’s Hall
Parliament House
Canberra
Baldhers’ Club
M.C.C
New South Wales
Victorian Cricket Association
New South Wales Cricket Association
Country Association
Queanbeyan
NSW Capital Territory Cricket Association Meet Plans
A Friday night meeting announced school closure likely on the first day of play. Plans include seating around the oval, new score board plates, ground repairs, barricades, roped-off wickets, liquor and refreshment booths, and a scoreboard showing batsmen both in and out. A sub committee will inspect the wicket for upkeep ahead of the February 10 match.
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Inl
Fedral Capital Territory Cricket Association
Educsion For
New South Wales
G. Thomas
Nehoda
Territory
L. Rogers
Steve Rodda
Rugby League Football
Pmesers
Kappler
Hill
Tickner Andl ‘Leary
F.C.T. Cricket Association
Giant 400 Passenger Airliners Economical Challenge
Doug Inse Fell, assistant manager of Shell NSW, reports giant 400 passenger airliners are uneconomical now. Lockheed and Dougiea are ready to build for any airline, but current opinions and costs hinder construction. He notes potential future upgrades, including the Mayo Composite aircraft and a two plane layout with a large seaplane top, as aviation advances proceed.
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Doug Inse Fell
New South Wales
Shell Company
Pall
Dougie
Lockheed
Jenin Imereti
Canopus
USA
Vances
Fell
Aircraf
Pire
Ican
Risorica
Hlareansea
Tran Construction
Aiic
Waite
England
Bhost Bros
Rochester
Nels
Atlantic
T Airways
New School Candidates Pass Parts of Intermediate Exam
In Sydney on Friday a number of new school candidates did not pass the examination as a whole but reached pass standards in at least one subject. Names include Janberra Briggs Sidney 1B 158 1B Rigging John 184 Marriott Francia 4B McPartlan Francis 36 151 Queanbeyan Bates Lloyd 1B 5B 138 Chariton Raymond 2B 133 Howe Robert 18 38 185 Meintes Marie 1B 3B 188. Subjects include English 2 History 3 Geography Maths 1 8 Maths TL 28 Geology 18 Business Principles 18 Woodwork 18 Metal Woodworking.
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Sydney
Janberra
Briggs
Sidney
Rigging
John
Marriott Francia
McPartlan
Francis
Queanbeyan Bates
Lloyd
Chariton
Raymond
Howe
Robert
Meintes
Marie
Flying Doctor Beacons For Night Landings In Territory
The Commonwealth Gov ernment plans to install two rotating beacons at Katherine and Pine Creek in the Northern Territory to enable safe night landings by flying doctors on urgent calls. A contract with British General Electric Co. Ltd provides one beacon for Katherine and one for Pine Creek, due by end of March at a cost of £401 15s, with installation to start in April.
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Northern Territory
Katherine
Pine Creek
Department of the Interior
British General Electric Co. Ltd
St Ping Crook
Air Trophy Award For Jean Batten In 1984 Flight
Jean Batten received the Royal Aero Club Britannia trophy for the best flight of 1984. The London to New Zealand leg was cited as the achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Batten
London
Royal Aero Club
Misa Batten
New Zealand Waterfront Award Shocks Auckland Readers
A fragmentary 1930s Auckland notice hints at a controversial waterfront award. The text mentions a looming conflict over allocation and an organised bid by a distant faction, with unclear dates and figures, and references to weekly payments and work hours.
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Auckland
Tominfalt
Inbwetey
Pallee
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge St. Aydmey
Wien
Ara
Wise
Stability Phoenix Assurance CO. Ltd
Pasbets
New South Water
Pitt & Bridge Streets
Sangerra Proper Ltd
Basa
Ampine Flying Boats
MR. Douglad
Bidomar
Nalest
Mont
PA Yal Tee As
Balladoran
Douglas
Sydney Morning Herald
Bidorank
Bonett Guarentee
Emi
Idomak
Eno
Oualar
Anny Pirane
Anne
Annus
Bidomak
Moore Bros. Ltd
Boyt
N.Z. Waterfront
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