Volcanoologist's Task at Rabaul in New Guinea
Report from Rabaul describes an expedition by a volcanologist studying eruptions in New Guinea. The account notes interactions with local authorities and references ongoing research amid volcanic activity and regional governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabaul
Body Found in Doorway on Bow Bridge Tower
The body of Norman Francis Lacan, about 2, was found in the doorway on Bow Bridge Tower early this morning. The only clue was a slight alarm over the right age. Police investigate the scene for leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Norman Francis Lacan
Yiolonen
National Football Home and Away Series Set to Open
The national football schedule begins with a home set under official appointments. Matches will be played at Manuka and Acton with teams including St Christopher's vs St John's and Quianteyan vs Ainslif. Canberra League officials, led by manager Mr. M. Orr, plan training at Northbourne Oval starting Sunday July 26 with 23 players called for sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matenen
Clib
Manuka Yo Acton
Hien
Mit Fer
Boundary
Wurrelt
Town
Christopher's
V. St. John's
Marvell Quikanteyan
Ainslif
Rich, Binhoy
Bourlvry
Wright
Queyantoyien
Telos
Uwe Canter
Tungemeniis
Saturny
August
Canberra
Maton
Alremy
M. Orr
FP. Moromney
J. Keogh
J. Toohey
Northbourne Oval
Junior Notes Mastlake Seeks Trials Ahead of Queanbeyan Match
Junior notes report Mastlake aiming to test bigger players against Queanbeyan in tomorrow’s match. St Johns praised for restricting East Lake to zero in the first quarter, with Actonab progress highlighted by Rastlake Scott Treloar and R Stuart. Murray improving weekly. junior gunners showing steady form as team plans a Kingston game and gatherings at Blue Moon Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mastlake
Queanbeyan
St. John’s
Eastlake
Actonaubs
Rastlake
Scott
Treloar
R. Stuart
Murray
Js Sd Wirys
Piri
Weniar Ti
Nittendamcy
Jsdunior Gunner
Pnaloshe Junirs
King's Game and Maiden Handicap Run at Valued Meeting
A chaotic old-time racing card lists races including 1A King's Game and Maiden Handicap with entrants Haut Boy, Solaster, Petra, Kitty Simon and Menin Gate. Results show Haut Boy and Petra among top finishers with varying lengths and times, plus betting notes and numerous horse names such as Devonian, All Tak, and Manora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Guabtrey
CW. Culler
Shaughoun
Ravrataiz
Katupna
Gaklen Glitter
Sprysove
Hyites
A. Cooper
W.iliotti
H. Beanton
Bufo
Teutonic
On Time
Devonian
Sir Ken
Bonuga
Valourhuis
Sunbeam
Tifone
PETRA
O'Brien
Sarsaparilla
Barger
All Tak
Suet Ronalla
Sarsapirilla
Kitty Simon
Hall
Menin Gate
Dewhurst
Treblefarm
Gaymmelus
Trilotta
Munulis
Gaymille
Betling
Ricienlous
Diva
Lim Tye
Mutable
W. Smarty
Art
St. Wilkow
Stryman
Preston
Jolly
Audgery
Lalainnt
Tis Bretony
Phweemenan
Hiv Geratut
High Parks
Hiram Morabbett
Cievethaw
Afhin
Silver Tunel
Botting
Prilvian
Joly Roy
Tadtmoni
Divas
Met
Chie
Neak
Walter Pura
Nuvi Shappreie
Tal
Bpewaley
Bisley King’s Prize Promises First Stage Rugby Trial
Bisley Australians open the King’s Prize at Bisley with RF Mellowes of Western Australia scoring 21 consistent entries. Ninety six competitors qualify for the second stage as Percy Vavey of Victoria leads the field. victorian and NSW names appear among prize winners at Leach in the telegraph mathematics event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bisley
RF. Mellowes
Western Australia
Percy Vavey
Victoria
Ted
Thie Ahemith
Armuaker
Fy Meeder
A. Alkenhoud
Ns.w
Leach
Teleeraph Mateticas Atenas
Queensland premier plans new alien migration controls
Queensland premier Mr Forgan Smith said he would seek tightening of immigration laws within a year or two. He will approach the acting Prime Minister Dr Tage to determine if home action can be taken to manage alien migration. He argues migration is Commonwealth dependent and states were not consulted on admissions or guarantors. He will urge a cooperative Commonwealth–States control scheme with penalties for alien admission applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Forgan Smith
Tage
Commonwealth
Australia
New Company Registered Capital 500000 in Sydney
A new company named Lecapdgients Corporation Ltd registered in Canberra with share capital of £500,000. The objects include purchase and investment activities. Directors and officers listed at 10 Es Blanor Scatt Sydney while other names appear with roles such as secretary and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwuca
Tunis
Pelieat
Geen Ieee Jesselnorinny
Tomnivyy
Willlip
Hemes
Minda
J. Fleming
A. Ingram
TJ. Tillyant
FC. P. Keane
Jus. Bald
Capital Lecapdgients Corporation Ltd
Canberra
Brance Kaward Enver Brooks
Es Blanor Scatt
Lavin Fh
Hastings Rumantt
Fur
John Anderson
Atynt Strovt
Sydney
Urine Pardnp and Miscellaneous Names Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text listing names and phrases with unclear context. Contains numerous misread words and scattered proper nouns resembling personal names and possible titles. No coherent event or report emerges from the readable portion.
English Women Doctors Abroad in the Late 19th Century
A report traces an English doctor’s career across Vienna London and Dublin, noting a rising number of women physicians in England. It covers training in obstetrics and gynecology, midwifery, and hospital work, with travels to Canberra Melbourne and Dublin and mentions reactions to royal events and public sentiment in Ireland and Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Medwateive
Nurwegrun
Sydney
Steekie
Melburnes
Tadne Cavern
Meones
England
Holinda Hospital
Duplin
Dublin
Flackail
London
Lanier University
Leeds
York
Sheek
Vienna
Vin American Medical Association
de Blackall
Viena
Austris
Blackall
George
Rivard Wis
Jamon
Mng Kilward
Ballwin
Bical
Linus
Islackill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buisbane
Stet
Netherhilde East
Valente
Matapheraer
New Guinea
E. C. Harris & CO
Kingston
Civic Centri Manuka
Tartare S. A
Morris
Harris's
Rosella
Worcester
Harris
Kelloggs
RINSO
Breont
Righteene
Sapilarke
Moonee. Valley
Y.W.C.A. Appeal
Parion
Resene
Skram
Harte
Resuegam
Peggy GiNell
Palea
Great Saint
Heau Hoy
Malgwlire
Juste
Valant
Dr. Blackall
Dow
Kelley's
Alene Ordeit
Holbrook
Kender
Canberra Times