Queanbeyan Rifle Club Elects Officers and Announces Competitions
The Queanbeyan Rifle Club held its annual meeting at the School of Arts on Wednesday night. Officers were re-elected: Captain A. K. Johnston, deputy-captain H. C. Taylor, secretary E. Lewis, treasurer K. Simmons, handicap persons Menara A Johnston R Simmons and E B Lewis. Taylor donated a trophy to be contested under Land Bowl conditions, with shoot-offs for those holding multiple quarterly wins. New events include the KAR Lagers trophy with three days of shoots at 300, 600, and 700 yards, counting the best two scores at each range.
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Queanbeyan Rifle Club
School of Arts
A. K. Johnston
H.C. Taylor
E. Lewis
K. Simmons
Menara
A. Johnston
R. Simmons
EB. Lewis
Atriea
Taylor
Kevin J
C. Storey
M. Storey
A. K Johnston
Kimmons
Hughes
Lewis
Sheep and cattle prices rise at Sydney yard sale
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Postponed Opening of St Andrew's Cathedral in Canberra
Unforeseen delays in furnishings and interior work push back the opening of St Andrew's Presbyterian Cathedral in Canberra. A tentative date of September 15 was set, but elections on that day require postponement. A longer delay is undesired due to a royal visit, with the opening likely by late August.
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Chinese Beaten and Looted Home in Darwin Attack
A Chinese man named Chong Lim was attacked two miles from Kathrine township by armed aborigines who dragged him to a creek and assaulted him with spears and sticks. They looted his clothing and ransacked his house before fleeing when neighbors interrupted.
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Heavy rainfall and drug haul headline from Sydney era
Detectives yesterday afternoon arrested two Italians in George Street City after a forceful struggle. It is alleged that 22 tins of opium were found in a taxi and a large drug trade is suspected led by foreigners. The men will appear before the court tomorrow as heavy rains continue in southern state regions and the plum market value rises about £100.
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