Rugby Union Match at Manule On Seuday
An ACT organized round of Brat grade matches features Rasta vs Manuka Oval on Bun tye ma fain, with teams aiming for best form. Norths, after a strong win, seek to repeat performance against favored opponents, while combined teams and Navy meet midweek. referees listed for Friday and Canberra Cup events include Canberr a Cup Navy versus Northern Suburbs with noted officials.
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Rugby Union
Rasta
Manuka Oval
Tra
Betty
Amazon
Norths
Binjor Curry
Damoas Gate
Byerney G.ps
Jada
Vicley
Bt Piack'a
Goulburn
Deaghly
Girl charged with attempted theft in Sydney court
Patricia Craig 19 charged at Central Court with intent to enter a building for theft and with taking a car without consent of owner Canon Burder. She faced further charges of maliciously damaging two prison windows to the value of £100. A July 21 ball date set on £200 bail. An earlier report noted a Windsor Hotel robbery attempt and a high speed chase through city streets by a car driven at 470 miles per hour, with police uncertain about the ring.
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Sydney
Patricia Craig
Central Court
Fam
Ana Kerchief
Canon Burder
Bt. Mart’s
Darling Point
Craig
Tt Wam
Windsor Hotel
City
Wedding Ban cock Whyte M Christopher's Church
M Bydnay ceremony decorated with aru Mite June BA Fr. Wells ington performed the nuptials Kilnabet daughter of Mr eT Bow art Canerea. The bride entered with her father in a gown of slipper tafteta satin and white haloed tulle. Attendants included Mrs. R Mitchell Barbara Bossence and Joan Thirner in taffeta gowns. The bouquet featured peak carnations and daphne. The groom was Mr. Val Howacd. The reception was in the blue room at Hotel Canberra with guests including Mary Whyte.
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Bancock
Whyte
Christopher
Vent
Wellsington
Kilnabet
Wayte
Canerea
Thomas
Ree
Na Samsellian
R. Blitchell
Maas
Vestiae
Argon Wang
Pania
Angelicus
Canberra
Toamed
Mary
Lane
Fox
Darter
Flu outbreak in Brisbane stalls city, hospitals strained
Brisbane news reports a severe influenza epidemic with 30 patients admitted and thousands absent from work. Ambulance crews transported 100 patients to hospitals over the last three days, but only the most serious cases are admitted amid bed shortages. The Hed Crow Aid notes more than 40 husbands with affected families seek assistance.
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Bribane
Hed Crow
Mothern
Ming J
Saat
Mental Hospitals Need Rebuilding Calls Grow Loud
Sydney reports calls from the Hospital Employees Union urging removal of the administration of mental hospitals from the Public Service. A commission with doctors and trade union representatives should chair reforms at Callan Park and other asylums across the state.
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Sydney
Callan Park
J. McPhee
Hospital, Employees Union
E-N ' Fr. McPhew
National Health Centre Birmingham models local welfare provision
A new health centre for Birmingham City Council is planned under Britain’s National Health Service Act. The 90000 facility will house a general medical unit with maternity and child welfare, dental care, minor surgery, dispensary, and X-ray equipped dental rooms. An open garden, car park, and pavilion will anchor services including infant hygiene and health education courses. The experimental centre aims to guide future welfare facilities for local authorities.
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Birmingham
Britain
Ave
Thera
Miso
Chevelet Ray Trustment
Unemployment Decrease Cited by Acting Commonwealth Official
Acting Commonwealth official Mr WR Carver said the April drop in unemployment was mainly due to increased hiring of seasonal and casual workers. He noted 0.14 percent of wage and salary earners were unemployed. At end April 14,408 were unemployed or on sick or special allowances, down from 18,582 a year earlier.
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WR Carver
Union calls off rail stoppage near Wynour region
Australian Railways Union and National Union of Railwaymen called off a planned two hour stoppage involving over 60 000 railway workers after a government transport minister stance. The stoppage had been proposed by multiple railways tramways and road transport unions amid demands for better working conditions.
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Sydney
Australian Railways Union
National Union of Relwaymen
Australian Riflemen In Form At Wimbledon Cup
Australian shooters exceled in London events led by Natt of South Australia who won the £10 prize with a 40 out of 40 score in one match and placed high in the 100 yard aggregate. Other Australians including Dove Par Davies and Buttworth achieved top scores across ranges 400 to 600 yards with notable totals in the Wimbledon Cup service shoot.
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London
South Australia
Pie Tynes
Alexandra Frophyahook
Vangards
Ums
RB Horigoon
Natt
L Dove
Cerina
D. R Davies
Davies
G. Cabalala
Brisa Lo Deen
Austratlana
Prise
Vi 'R. Buttaworth
P. Wd' Pavayin
Ot. Ricnenint
A. Platt
Adelaide Suffered Cold Spell Across City
Adelaide recorded a two year low with a minimum near 37.2 degrees and the day felt unusually cold for residents. Officials noted the extreme chill compared with normal January readings in the capital of Australia.
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Adelaide
Cold Spell Over Most of State Fore casts continued frost
The Weather Bureau says fine days with cold and windy nights will persist across the state for several days. Frost recorded last night marked the coldest in five years with temperatures dropping near or below freezing in several places just outside major urban areas.
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Aydney
Weather Bureau
Miandra
Kuneieko
Place J Just
Card party aids UWA at Kingston hotel event
A local branch fundraiser at the Kingston hotel supported the Warne Association’s Seashien Home project. Guests were welcomed by A. R. Peters and her daughter 27 Batelle and honored by Andreon with a short presentation and gifts. The event raised about £20 for the cause.
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A. Curdovement Hotel
Kingston
Voluntey “Waren Association
Seashien
Tire A. R
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