Sydney golf assoc match play yields tight results at Kensington
In Kensington on Monday the Associate State Golf Championship first round featured strong play. Notable results include Miss J Hammond defeating Miss M Robinnon 2 up, Miss M Corman (Strathfield) beating Mrs Gondall, and Mrs Roberta (Royal Sydney) defeating Miss H Moxham 5 and 3, with several other matches decided by margins from 2 and 1 to 6 and 6. A few byes were recorded as players advanced.
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Royal Bydney
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Killara
Ion ‘A
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Kileray
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Australia
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Maitland Court Hears Alleged Hair Dye Plot In Dog Race
In Maitland Court evidence alleged a liquid to dye a greyhound from ginger to black was sent to McArthy. Witnesses claimed dog racing ties were involved and adrenal injections were used. Several named figures and racing spots including Harold Park and St Peters figure in the contested case. The hearing was adjourned.
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Han Thomas Chitopher
George Richard Sealey
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McArthy
Bealey
Ho Hio
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St. Petera
Hha
Dick Brown
Morpeth
St. Peters
Central Court
Billie Booth
Mt. Godd
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Mr. O'Neill
Bede Keir
James McGrath
Harold Park
Brown John Mabach
Tennis Pennant Midweek Meet Sparks Local Rivalries
Midweek Pennant competition continues with top teams in A and B Grades. Read leads third in A Grade as Fire Brigade meet, Yarralumia and Reid top B Grade. Numerous handicaps and lineups feature Mrs. Tome, Mra Leo, Misa Weaver, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Bowen, and others in a dense program across divisions with local clubs Braddon, Reid, Forrest, Ainslie, and Yarraiumis fielding contenders.
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Milk adulteration alarm in Canberra raises concerns
The Canberra Times reports a scare over adulterated milk sold to the public by various vendors. Residents, especially mothers, expect authorities to ensure milk is pure and free of contamination despite ongoing price concerns.
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the Hatter
Casberra Times
Can- Times
Canberra
Mothera
Conscience money paid to Commonwealth Treasury in Sydney
An anonymous remittance labeled conscience money was received by the Commonwealth Treasury and posted in Sydney, addressed to Canberra. The transfer appears to be a voluntary payment with no stated recipient. No further details on amount or source are provided.
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Commonwealth Treasury
Sydney
Canberra
Fraudster’s Career Spans Years in Property Scheme
Mitchell testified before Judge Curlewin about a fraud case involving a man who claimed a vast estate once owned by his family and asserted current holdings in New South and the Northern regions. The narrative outlines years of defrauding people and a disputed worth.
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Peor Mitchell
Curlewin
Milk Dumping Sparks Free Market Plea in Canberra
A Queanbeyan Municipal Council letter urging that Queanbeyan milk be allowed to be sold in the Federal Capital Territory was referred for advisory review. The council backed strict production standards, asserting Canberra dairies must meet the same controls before outsider milk enters the ACT market.
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Canberra
Federal Territory
Health Department
F.C.T. S
J. H. L. Cumpston
Cumpaton
Canberra Hospital
Canberra Dal
T.M. Shakespears
Research Extension of Work Plans of CSIR and LR Probed
The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research aims to extend its research into primary production this financial year following support from the Australian Agricultural Council. If approved, CSIR will spend not less than £125,000, up £30,000 from 1924/35, to tackle soil drift driven by pasturage destruction, overstocking, and drought. Investigation into animal health in Northern Queensland continues, with tick fever and pleuro-pneumonia studies and expected trials on carriage mate, fruit, and fish. New research includes weed control and pasture improvement, with trials on passin noogeore burr and other species, amid broader agricultural studies.
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Council For Scientife and Industrial Research
Australian ‘Agricultural Council
Commonwealth
Plana
Pome Arene
Thia
Council
Queensland
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