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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 05, 1927

Page

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Baptist Appeal for Canberra Church in Melbourne

A. J. Waldeck, DD, urged Baptists to fundraise £10,000 for Canberra church work at Collins Street Chapter Church. He cited Australia’s capital’s size with 27,000 members and 106,000 adherents, stressing duty to extend divine work and the church’s vision.

Melbourne A. J. Waldeck Baptist Churcher Industralia Canberra Collins-Street Baptista Austalia Church of Goa

Man Convicted in Queanbeyan Shoplifting Spree

In June 25 Queanbeyan visitor Thomas Leslie Meves faced Police Court on two theft charges after stealing goods from local stores. The spree included garments and linen valued at about £13, with a chase by shop manager Wesley Woodford ending in Skewes hiding under a car. He claimed intoxication but was deemed to have exaggerated his condition. magistrate imposed fines and short imprisonment.

Titan Kauragres Thomas Leslie Meves Queanbeyan Atuddington Police Gan Bkewes Soulburn Werldedhr Cumberland Timsell Money Ltd Skewes Willum Woodfork Moneynaverr Dd Woodcock Monaro-street Lowe-street Cucunbeyar Garaga Polic Wre Woodcothood M'Neely Munaeet Tesigifiy Union Street Pacington Hi Tel Rydney Canterra Canterm Eunheyan Carmion Seaver Ltd Money Tavern

Canberra Tennis Association second round reentry results

Canberra Tennis Association reports second round reentry results with Northbourne defeating Northbourne over two days by six sets to fifty games to three sets and forty seven games. Eastlake defeated Ginninderra by forfeit. Queanbeyan defeated Cadets by forfeit. Other match results include Ralph and Reid 6 4 and 1 4 6 3, and various doubles outcomes.

Northborne Mandfordia I Wack Ralph Pod Loveridge Middleton Reid Pocock Davies Gad Paul R. Nish Toul Northbourne Canserra Eastlake Smith and Carnal Martin Fitzpatrick Smith Dunn Murdon Hungerford Dickens Murden Witapatrick Ginninderra Queanbeyan Cadets

Canberra Triumph Over Northbourne In 11 2 Scoreline

Canberra defeated Northbourne by 11 sets to 2 in a decisive win. Eastlake edged Mandfortia 2 1 in a tight match while Duntryon forfeited to Queanbeyan. Detailed results are not available.

Canberra Northbourne Eastlake Mandfortia Duntryon Queanbeyan

Future matches dates adjusted for July schedule

At a meeting of the association it was noted the next competition matches would be played only starting July 28, three weeks after the previous round. The secretary was instructed to inform clubs that fixtures for July should be played on July 16 with subsequent matches moved up by a week.

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Priddle Edges Carnall to Win Ladies Singles Final

Miss Priddle defeated Miss Carnall 49 7 to win the ladies singles final in the association annual tournament. The match was keenly contested with Priddle driving hard and accurately while Carnall, though steady, wore down late by her opponent's pressure.

Miss Priddle Miss Carnall Exssociation Miw Carnall

Mixed doubles reach semifinals in LouTmanis event

The mixed doubles section of the LouTmanis is reduced to the semifinals. MacGowan advances to face Minnur nal and Merson, while Greville and Greville, Mish Smulen on Beck, and Mrs. Douples and Murden join the field for the semis.

LouTmanis Mls

School Tournament Singles Results Highlight Weak Entries

Canberra Tennis Association ran a holiday school tournament with limited entries in most sections. Lily Welch won the girls singles and Jack Howse claimed the boys singles after a series of matches. Jean Francis and Norman Butler were runners-up.

Echoo Canberra Liv Welch Jack Howse Wys Kinghes Jean Francis Norman Mutler Rexulia Allay

Wool trade trends show Australia short of wool stocks

The article notes Sydney stores nearly devoid of passed-in greasy wool, with about 300 bales left in growers’ possession amid 1,126,484 bales arriving during the season. It cites strong competition at midwinter auctions in Sydney and Brisbane, improving U.S. demand, and expanding German purchases as buyers seek tops and yarns. Predictions point to continued demand for genuine wool despite rising artificial fibers, with Sydney selling season set to begin August 29.

Australia Sydney Winchcombe Carson, Ltd Orisbane United States Boston Philadelphia America Yorkshire Germany Bradford Japan

Late Fee Post Introduced at Canberra Office

Canberra General Post Office extended mall closing times and launched a late fee post yesterday. Weekday last posting now 5.36 pm, Saturday 12.30 pm, with late-fee 1d for letters to Melbourne and other mall destinations via Yass. Mail to Goulburn area accepts late postings until 7.30 pm nightly, using the Canberra train leaving Eastlake at 8.20 pm.

Canberra Melbourne Yass Canberra General Goulurn Eastlake Goulburn

West Queanbeyan defeats Warrigals in Richardson Cup clash

In a hard fought Queanbeyan Park contest on Saturday West Queanbeyan beat Warrigals 3 goals to nil to claim the Richardson Cup. Standout performances came from W Marsh and Cr Ryan for Wests, with Warrigals’ O'Rourke and Blundell among the noted players. The win reflects the strong district league rivalry and hints at depth for interstate selections.

TCU Queanbeyan Park Wesle W. Marsh Weetjueunbeyan Cr. Hyan Warrigals Johnson Ellis Red Lati Wests Cowdrey Onitshone Blundell Warrigal O'Roirke West Weat Richardson Blundell T. Willian M. Goggina T. Ryan Te. O'Conner C. Ryan F. Kay G. Hawthorne J. O'Rourke 2. Wilson Haselgrove V. Keeffe S$. Sulliven West Queanbeyan W.cowdrey I. Horne V. Marah Fr. Johnson H. Fingleton Kulwey J. Eis W. Puggin York W. Hunter Johnston W. Greenland C. Wolfe G. Hall C. Hedley Sydney Mundell Owe Marah reHeved Connor Weats Warrizals Fegair Seesaion O'Rourke Ecorine Wents Warrigate Wacksa Tes Aeain Alundell Erage Fielet Weate Hazelgrove Severaul Colenor Ellin

Canberra Tennis Association Council Fails To Meet Quorum

At the Canberra Tennis Association council gathering last night the absence of a quorum prevented business. Officers present included Measra I Smith president and M Murden senior secretary with Maguire, Foul, and Magriatt. Absent were Tickner and the Ensthlukée delegates and witnesses Cuean, Eeyan and Dimtroon. The meeting criticized clubs for lacking representation and urged prompt attendance at future sessions.

Canberra m@getl Measra I. Smith M. Murden Sen. Sec Maguire Ang Foul Norithbourne Magriatt Davis Blandfordia I Tickner Ginhinderra Ensthlukée Wihess Cuean- 2Eyan Dimtroon Aleo Amd

Sydney sheep skin sale report from Winehcombs Carson Ltd

Demand for sheepskins remained strong at Sydney pubs week sales. Full wool merinos sold from 124d to 15d per cwt. other wools and lambs quoted with varied prices. better tallow trades near late levels while other qualities declined. Light grades firm though-medium, country hides and calfskins sold at varied prices. large country yearlings and small skins listed with values.

Winehcombs, Carson Ltd Sydney Wools Ltd Hole Wools Lamba Holt Wooln Lincolna

Starving Horses Found In Acton Paddock Traced To Poor Care

Canberra police attended the Acton paddock between Acton and Commonwealth Avenue bridge where two horses died of starvation in ten days. One was found in a river shallow area on June 26 and another weak horse found nearby. both were shot by police as they were in extreme condition and showing long starvation symptoms.

Acton Common Wealth Avenue Bridge Canberra

Tuggranong Church Silver Jubilee

The silver jubilee of the opening of Tuggranong Roman Catholic Church will be celebrated on Sunday, July 10. Efforts are aimed at making the event historic with attendees from Queanbeyan, Berri, and the Canberra region. The A.H.L.C. Gull and the Hibernian Society branches will be present.

Ue Tuggranong Man A.hlc. Gull Queanbeyan Tanberra Canberra Hibernian Society

Second Grade The Early Match Roales at Wiet

Second grade match details describe Roales versus Wiet with unclear names and partial actions. The report notes tie scores and mentions Tie Ott Lane and Basie in a crowded line of blurred text.

Roales Lee Tieley Basie

Canberra v Westridge Tea Narrates Curious Tale

A readable fragment describes a quirky event involving Canberra and Westridge, with tea related details and enigmatic phrases about a feast and a riverbed, hinting at a local oddity. Names remain unclear but suggest a community moment or playful dispute around tea time and a public setting.

Acton Juniors vy Causeway clash sparks regional duel

Action scarce in a terse report as Acton Juniors prepare for a match against Causeway on Mn Avton. Officials note decisive play and firm defense shaping early season standings.

Rabbit skin market prices for the second winter season

Supplies total 159 tons with declines in incoming and third pelts. Catalogues show falls for winters and pelts, with prices per thousand pounds and shillings for various grades. Heat and fox skin values rose slightly, top sorts reaching 17s each, best have skins 23s to 27s per dozen.

Lleach

Tariff Board to Choose Home Amid Federal Shifts

The Tariff Board has not chosen a headquarters yet with the chairman saying no decision has been made. It is reported the board will not move to Canton until related federal departments transfer, and a definite plan is expected within the next few months. The board has long been treated as an orphan within the government.

Booner Tariff Board

Missing Car Found Outside Presbyterian Church

A vehicle was discovered undamaged outside the Presbyterian Church in Queanbeyan this morning after a week end incident near a war time event.

Thie Howe Kiyo Svete Presbyterian Church Queanbeyan

Preference Question CONDITIONS IN CANBERRA

Nearly a decade after the war the Canberra debate over preferential treatment for ex soldiers and workers continues. The League executive and the Federal Capital Commission are negotiating a policy that would grant some ex-soldiers and ex-government workers priority while others argue against blanket preference. Speakers noted division among veterans and current employees over who deserves preferential access to public works and jobs. Negotiations aim for a decision at next week’s meeting with an official announcement anticipated.

Ambeth Oneeani PS Atevaul Cngalitaet Besaiiors Ehud Sianers Miume Clive Anetior Une Mir Eden Cun- Verma Sihoust League Federal Capital Commisdem Tram

Polo Molonglo Club Practice Match

Polo Molonglo Club held a practice match with Melonglo Polo players as Holy participated. The event focused on preparing for upcoming games with key players to be announced. The date spans August 11 and 12, with further schedule details to follow.

Tew Holy Batuniay Amerneon Proparthens Ieee Bn

Weather data from Canberra period ending 0 am today

Meteorological notes show temperatures, wind, and rainfall readings for Canberra. July values include max 46 and min 3, with rainfall totals for January through July listed, and monthly totals for the current year to date.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baptist Appeal DR. Waldock W. J St Lancer Hayes Lid Canberra Tennis Association JIRLS Lily Welch Kitty Setley Marjorie Murriott Eileen Plu Jean Francois E24 Hoys Jack Rowse Mian Bennett Hey. Dennett Fred Hill Norman Butler Frank Meadows Garnet Lea Ted Francis Rog. Hennett P.O G&m West Q Wwe Beth Fee Tate Warvisais Kia Dali Livelieghy Wielka Council Sheepskin Sales Tuggranong .Church Westridge Sally Gorotang Pope Te Acton Juniors Vy Causeway Tound Near Church POLO Molonglo Club Tolots Tanuney
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