Test cricket South Africa v England match report
A garbled cricket match report notes South Africa and England play with South Africa advancing after a strong display while England struggle for wickets. Weather is good and crowds reach about 14 000 as Kellett and Stubbert show cautious batting and South Africa dominates despite some batting setbacks.
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South Africa
England
Lonton
Lordly
Fortiner
Riddle, Taylor, and Son Medical Advics
Vincent
Kelle
Stubettit
Weltett
Hammond
Tro
Jem O'Connor
Ball Ratcliffe
Heldren
Bute
Flip Wien
Gatellffe
Inged
Futh Africa
Jost
Wicke
Mpe
Feovres
Mock Marriage Claim Heard In Edinburgh Court
Frances Cawe asked the court to deem a seven year old wedding legal. The bride, 40, was the junior of Andrew Den who died last September leaving heirs. Lord Murray ruled lack of proven matrimonial consent and dismissed the action.
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London
Eilsburgh
Sexsiun
Frances Cawe
Andrew den
Dane
Mr. Dunn
Red Lion
Dyn
Dunn
Frances
Rug by Stour and Canberra School Draw in Tight Rugby Match
In a hard fast rugby game between North Khore Grammar School and Graninap School on Baturn day, the sides played a keen contest ending in a 9 0 draw. Canberra players Stevens on I Pyar and PB Heydon scored tries with no conversions. H Mayden and Halloran starred for Canberra while Duntroon overcame the weight of the Canberra side with a try and conversion.
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Rug
North Khore Grammar School
Ere Graninap School
Baturdey Lat
Evry
Sportamanstip
Wade
Wan
Erita
Canberra
Stvenson I
Pyar
PB. Heydon
H. Mayden
Anberrar Behool
Duntroon
Halloran
New South Wales Faces All Blacks In Sydney Rugby Clash
In Sydney on Saturday New South Wales met the New Zealand All Blacks in a Rugby Union match at Kydnes Seach. New South Wales pressed hard and nearly scored against the visitors once, but the All Blacks held firm for the result.
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NEW South Wales
ALL Blacks
Sydney
New Zealand All Blacks
Kydnes
Seach
New Zealand
Federal ministers prune staff as deficit looms in year end report
The government moves to cut costs across departments with new economy measures aimed at trimming the deficit. Prime Minister Hiruee leads the drive, restructuring the Defence and Prime Minister’s departments and reallocating staff to other roles. By May end, a near 2 million pound gap in tax revenue is reported, with Cabinet to consider further reductions in coming weeks.
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Treasury
Defence Department
Paitene
Ofterra
Elretes
Hiruee
Tik Olrendy Leen
C. Kawarde
Cl Cineh
Strahan
Treaury
Howe
Amery
Webber
Pulite
Canberra
Adaem
New South Wales Faces Large Surplus Update
A New South Wales financial statement outlines a potential surplus between 60,000 and 500,000 in the consolidated revenue fund after wartime expenditures. Treasurer Hun and assistant Mr Kelly prepared the figures, with expected tax revenue about 7,300,000, possibly 200,000 higher. Early July airway finances and ongoing wartime economies influence the outlook.
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New South Wales
Hun
DD. Kelly
Spanish seaplane with Franco found by British carrier Eagle
The Admiralty reports the British aircraft carrier Eagle located the missing Spanish seaplane carrying Major Franco and two companions. They landed aboard with minimal damage and are safe. Franco recounted a voyage from Alcazares on June 21, weather forced altitude gains, and fuel ran out near Fayal.
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London
Admiralty
Eagle
Major Franco
Azores
Fayall
St. Maria Island
Spanish Premier Overcome with Tears at National Crisis
The Spanish premier burst into tears amid a crowd frenzy after a festival event. He thanked the British ambassador for humanitarian aid from the Allied forces and attended prayers for a fallen colleague. A cheering crowd paraded in front of The City and supporters waved the Union Jack as General Franco made a brief remark.
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de Rivera
Uhia
Huntied Navy
Air Porce
Morvign Oiece
Murs
Eh Peter
Tirtinh Menbaey
Franco
ISOUTHERN CROSS A Short Flight
The Southern Cross yesterday flew from Singapore to Singorn in lower Siam, about 40 miles. It aimed for the Jotries to Range but the racecourse was unavailable for landing due to a meeting. A stop was made for Hangoon today with news of a safe arrival. Efforts will be made at Hangoon to fix magneto trouble since Derby.
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Sydney
Singapore
Singorn
Lower
Siam
O Nee
Hangoon
Derby
British Premier to Visit U.S. Aide Plans Unclear
The fragmentary clipping notes a British premier on a Sunday visit to the United States. It mentions discussion of a meeting with the U S president and references a policy matter, but the details are unreadable due to garbled text.
Coal Trouble Drives Engine Drivers Policy Protests
The State Council of the Engine- drivers Association plans a meeting to push a “work out all out” policy threatening nationwide coal industry disruption. President Atkins orders engine drivers to skip northern coalfield meetings until the State Council provides orders. Miners’ officials head to Newcastle amid mounting tensions.
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Bydney
Engine-drivere’ Association
Gid
New South Wales
Cie
Engine Drivers’ Union
Atkina
Alate
Dane
Newcastle
Woman's throat cut husband arrested in Adelaide murder
Police visited a Mirkenhead man Carr after a message from Carr led them to a house. They found Maud Harriet Carr, 23, with a severed throat and a bloodied razor. Carr surrendered at the police station claiming his wits had suicided and was charged with murder.
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Adelaide
Carr
Mirkenhead
Maud Harriet Carr
New Senators to Replace Six Leaving the Senate
Six Senate terms expired after defeat in the election. Retiring members include Graham Needham and others from Western Australia Victoria and New South Wales. Incoming senators Dunn Lich and Lawson join the ranks, with terms lasting six years until June 1945.
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Senate
Luet
Thomas S
Latur
House of Representatives
Fisher
Menwals
Benaters
Graham and
Needham
Wester
Victoria
Albwatt
Josiah ‘Thomas
New Heath Wales
Senatore Dunn
A. Tue
W. Lich Jurites
Lawson
Elliott
Victorian Nathonalina
H. Tolebatch
Nathonaliet
J. Johnton
Countey Party
Western Australia
Wilsen Beoure
Eis
Treaty talk sparks debate in British Columbia tours
Vancouver report notes C. V. Jennett of the Conservative party praising the Australian treaty during a speaking tour. The piece suggests support in some provinces while others in British Columbia recall different positions on international treaties.
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Vancouver
Othe Oeaphien
Vancouver Province
C. V. Mennett
Columm
Jennett
Columbia
Ausland
Jewellery Robbery Reported in Melbourne Burglary
Thieves entered Harold Aleigh’s shop on Walah Street South Yarra and stole jewelry valued at 1 000 including 125 pearl necklace. Police say the thieves fled by car toward Melbourne. Colac and Geelong police pursued two men intercepted near Colac.
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Melbourne
Saturdy
Harold Aleigh
Walah Strert
Bouth Varta
Deraad Aan
Matehich
Colac
Geelong
Canberra Census Reminder for Card Return
Public reminded that census cards must be returned. Police conduct the census, and delayed cards may require postage or delivery through the post. The notice clarifies steps for cards delivered to households and those yet to be issued.
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Canberra
Younger Prince May Open Sydney Harbour Bridge Ceremony
Rumor says the Prince of Wales may not attend the opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge due to health. A younger prince is expected to represent royal interests at the Sydney event amid unclear travel plans and weathered northern winds.
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London
Rutunday
Prine of Wales
Hydsney Harbour Bridge
Kla Iene
Talmoral
Talmoral Tuaile
Beot- Tata
Rotary Club Social Evening at Hotel Canberra
Canberra Rotary Club members and guests gathered to mark the end of the club’s first year. Sir Robert Garran received a Gold Rotary Pin with a diamond for service, as Mr F K Somerville was named retiring secretary and slated as president for the year ahead.
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Canberra
Cleuty
Canberra Rotary Club
Stobert Garran
Waa
Hotary Pudge
Specianlg
Capberra Club
F. (. Green
Tobert
W. C. Duffield
F. K. Somerville
Preelchet
Sir Holbert
Jawly Garran
F. I. Bomerville
A. H. Dickens
Mra. T
Wh.amrboulte
G. T. Ewan
Waugh
Mere. Gundry
J. T. Heathershaw
Nancy Heathershaw
Wood
Woodger
H. J. Sheehan
James
Miss Jones
Acorn
Nott
Mintay
de. Asplin
Minne
John Fheans
and Mire
W. H. Bharwood
Seatrieve Kharwood
Mia. 'Yvil Pevie
W. J. Clemena
Rsor
Dinner at the Savoy honors Mr Bavin guest of honour
The Deemer of New Banth Weles Mr I Tt Davin was the guest of honour at a Savoy Hotel dinner in London. Prominent Australians now in London attended. Sir Hugh Hirst of De Four spoke on British manufacturers in Australia and war-time support efforts.
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London
Deemer
New Banth Weles
I. Tt. Davin
Bavoy Hotel
Thavin
Helmeford Lond Heauchamp
Tommt
United States Considers Naval Disarmament Talks
The United States gauges Britain's reaction to naval disarmament proposals and warns caution given the unsettled state of the issue. Unease persists in many circles about a possible failure without thorough preparation as Great Britain probes the U S stance on the conference of leading naval powers.
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Ible Tor
Malta
Ile
Franco
Alphonso
London
Landon Raturday
United States
Great Britain
Cautten
Probiem
League of Nations
League
Family Endowment Returns Required for 1929 Quarter
The NSW Family Endowment Amendment Act requires employers to file quarterly wage returns for April 1 to June 30 1929. Returns must show amounts actually paid during the period and be sent to the Commissioner of Transport in Redney Hamilton Street by July 15 1920. The rate has been reduced to per cent and penalties apply for noncompliance.
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New South Wales
Trantion
Warnel Hulliding
Hamilton Street
Redney
Protests Rise Over Treaty Across German Frontiers
A Saturday protest in Berlin highlights opposition to the Versailles era terms. Demonstrators vow to guard the Fatherland from eastern frontier reforms and demand revision of war guilt clauses and postwar penalties.
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Berlin
Quake Proof Houses Wellington Experts Support Normal Tremors
Experts say New Zealand earthquakes reflect natural crustal release rather than unusual activity. Tremors stem from horizontal oscillation rather than volcanic forces and suggest no immediate major disturbances. Further study is needed on water damage and quake safety.
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Wellington
Saluntay
New Aeolusie Oon
Moh
Woman pilot Viola Gentry injured in plane crash
In New York on a Saturday the famed woman aviator Viola Gentry was severely injured when the plane she and co pilot Jacke Ashore were flying struck a tree during an endurance flight. The incident halted their attempt at a height record at 2,060 feet.
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York
Viola Gentry
Jacke
Keith Anderson to Lie in State Ahead of Funeral in Sydney
Keith Anderson will lie in state at Mosman Presbyterian Church after arrival in Sydney on Friday. The funeral will be held Saturday at Central Hallway Station. Government officials including the Minister for Home Affairs and other representatives attended the ceremony.
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Sydney
Keith Anderson
Melbourne
Mosman
Ehanant
Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Contests Report
Dense, error-filled summary of Wimbledon matches with names like Miss Goldsock and Mrs Mitchell. Reports several men's and women's rounds, upsets, and pairings, noting players such as Lott, Timer, Von Kelling, and Austiin, with scattered scores and match outcomes amid unclear text.
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Don
Raturday
Wimblaton
Kevin Mthy
Tanner
Shae
Abe
Lott
Koveluh
Timer
Sharpe
von Kelling
Cult
Austin
Kingsley
Regory
Collins
Haymeon
Farquharson
Tilden
Hunter
Crojerees
Eames
Thin Roward
Loretta
Boussus
Masterman
Miss Goldsock
Mrs. Mitchell
Misses Taupecolt
Miss Chamberlain
Miss Hidley
Fraulein AU
Mra
Mallory Ant
Milas
Deomnidte
Haved Ityan
Nute Hall
Miss Hum
Mian Colyer
Fe de Miseal
Thiret
Sroig
Mice Movihy
Timmer
Miss Satterwarth
Borshand Miss Thowman
Miss Crom
Hopman Visits Draw Crowds For Manuka Tennis Exhibition
A large crowd at Manuka Courts on Saturday watched Harry Hopman impress with sharp groundstrokes despite a strong wind. Hopman defeated Eddie King in straight sets while local players contended in doubles and mixed matches. The Federal Territory Singles Championship ended with A Nish defeating Stuy Ayliffe, and visitors were hosted at Luke Albert Hall in the evening.
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Harry Hopman
Aethun
Toni
Manuka
Heyman
Jond
Kingsden
Sydney
Kinge
Hope Mane
Reas
Hupman
Hayes
Cumming
Mineo Teather
Moon
Othe
Mian Teather
Eden-Menare
Vinners
A. Nish
Stuy Ayliffe
Nish
Viaitora
Luke Albert Hall
Triple Tragedy Shocks Melbourne Suburb Family Dies
Neighbours report gunfire at a Moreland house on Blation Street where a husband allegedly shot his wife and child before turning the gun on himself. Police found Mrs Jane Nor a, daughter Joyce two, and James Norris dead. the husband an employee of the State Electricity Commission lay fatally wounded. Firearm reports had drawn attention earlier as responders arrived.
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Melbourne
Hushandla
Joyce
Oleo
James Norris
Norcia
Elevirietty Commisnion
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Isouthern Cross
U.S.A
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Sydney Harbour Bridge
Rotary Club
Sir Robert Garran
Savoy
Mr. Bavin
Hopman
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