Canberra Weather and Notices From June 29 1957
Weather data for Canberra and surrounding region includes temperatures 44.0 at dawn and 46.2 at 3 p.m., winds NW and WNW varying hours, no rainfall to 9 p.m., barometer readings 30.064 at 9 a.m. and 30.172 at 9 p.m. Frost expected, frost and fog morning, cooler day with west winds. Community notices announce Jemima Ottaway’s funeral details and multiple lost items with rewards in Ainslie and Canberra districts.
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Canberra
South Coast
Tablelands
Alps
Bandsmen sought for brass and reed duties and learners class
Bandsmen resume practices at 7 30 p m and invite players of brass reed or percussion to join. A learners class starts this winter at the Ainslie Infants School Halls tomorrow evening at 7 30 p m or contact the Bandmaster by ringing U1740.
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Ainslie
William Hoffmann
Good Athletic Times Despite Head Winds
Canberra amateur runners posted solid times despite rain and a head wind. South Canberra's Peter Firth, John Whitingham, and Malcolm Hunt led the senior four miles while Michael Firth and Joan Halloran clocked strong marks in the junior 1.5 miles. No meet next Sunday due to the Southern Tablelands Cross country championship in Goulburn.
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Canberra
South Canberra
Peter Firth
John Whitingham
Malcolm Hunt
Michael Firth
Joan Halloran
Goulburn
Tablelands
Osmond Wins Narrow Tennis Match In ACTLT A
Len Osmond defeated D Gibbons 1 6 6 4 6 4 after losing the first set 1 6 and facing match point down in the second. The A Men division featured several tight results including Boag’s 6 2 6 6 win over Searson and Dunne’s 6 2 6 5 victory over Fowler, with Forrest II and Forrest I posting several wins in doubles action.
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A.C.T. L.T.A
Len Osmond
D. Gibbons
Osmond
Gibbons
Faye
Reid U1
Flinders II
Tom Boag
K. Searson
Boag
Searson
Flinders II R
Dunne
E. Fowler
Reid I
Flinders
Jim Jorgenson
Altough
J. Fitzpatrick
J. Elliott
K. Charlton
Reid
D. Flinders
Id I
D. Flinders I
Forrest I
D. Forrest II
Yarralumia
D. North-Uni
Flinders I
Seta
D. Throsby
Indera II
D. Yarraa
Turner I
D. Baktee
Throsby
Fi. Turner II
Wickets fall as Derbyshire stumble under West Indies bowlers
West Indies bowled Derbyshire out for 115 then, before close, took eight Derbyshire wickets for 131 at Chesterfield. The day featured dominant West Indian bowling after Derbyshire’s early success.
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West Indies
Chesterfield
A.A.P
Reuter
Derbyshire
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Alliance Francaise DE Canberra
Ming
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K. V. Sinclair
Liquor Industries Employees' Union
Amos McVeigh
Monaro Crescent Play
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Erden Street
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Bradden
Rod Kelly
Commonwealth Government
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Commonwealth Public Service Inspector
Commonth Public Service Board
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Trimboli Continental
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Cox
Sylvia Murray
Mulwala House
Northbourne Avenue
Civil and Civic Contractors Pty. Limited
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Lonsdale Street
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