Harden Teams Visit Canberra In Week of Friendly Hockey
Harden and their junior side visited Canberra for a week of practice and a friendly match against Telopen. Telopen dominated most of the game, winning 9-5, as Canberra showcased strong forwards and defence. Harden’s players, many new to the sport, held Canberra to a narrow margin at times and gained valuable experience from the outing.
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King's Prize at Binley Road Won by Cadet Binney
Caulfield Soldier Pavey led a competitive King’s Prize shoot at Binley Road with top score 277. Cadet Binney, ex Cambridge Training Corps, earned the main prize and a 281 tally by Lieutenant Smith of Lowland Royal Artillery finished strong. Australian marksmen posted high aggregates across 00 and 1000 yard ranges, with notable scores and placements among the field.
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Weather Notes and Temperature Trends from January to July
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World’s Track Record at Pan Am Trials Highlights
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Woman Serves in Indian Cabinet Amid Turmoil
An unclear text fragment mentions a woman joining the Indian cabinet and references to figures and places, but details are garbled. The readable bits indicate a cabinet appointment involving a woman and implied political context.
Mail Disaster, Tatra Saturday Fagaty Report
Fragmentary OCR notes report a mail disaster involving the Pupjab Howrah Sayitem gar deralina sine Amt and a derailed vehicle leading to fatalities and many injuries. Details are unclear due to corrupted text but reference a tragic event with casualties and emergency response.
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Surpluses and Tax Remissions in Australian States
The Canberra Times reports financial year end surpluses across states with NSW £35,001 and Tasmania £42,000 while Queensland and Western Australia incur deficits of £260,000 and £369,000 respectively. Public calls urge immediate income and wage tax cuts ahead of forthcoming federal and state budgets. The piece notes defence, national insurance, pensions costs, and political caution as governments weigh tax relief against rising expenditures.
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Film actor collapse shocks New York report
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Barton Defeats Canberra Grammar In Rain Soaked Duel
Barton triumphed over Canberra Grammar 4 3 in a tight contest at Grith as rain-soaked ground challenged both sides. Reid and Thomas featured in goalkeeping and scoring sequences with Barton anchoring defense by Welch and Tembey amid late pressure from Grammar, Queanbeyan setting the scene under persistent rain before Barton edged ahead.
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Batting rains dampen York Park as Caners and Anacondas clash
In a rain soaked match at York Park the Anacondas beat Caners 2 1 as Colwell and Hill scored for the visitors while Gray Mil and Townsend linked play under pressure. Barton Blacks defeated Canherie Grammar 1 0 with a late goal after a tight first half and a largely even contest despite the downpour.
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Club championship rounds and team results report
The third round of the club championship was played under gruelling conditions with four players contesting. Grimms Teal led by seven strokes after three rounds. In foursome, Anderson and Evans posted 78. Mixed foursome saw Griffith and Davin win net 07. Duntroon lost 2 goals to 1 as rain and slick ground affected play, with Prowse and Northbourne among scorers and near-misses noted on a wet park scene.
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Rugby League Common Cause in Prosecution Funds to Defend
At a general meeting of the County Rugby League the body identified with pending litigation that could affect Sunday football. Officials discussed costs, a trust fund, and donations, with defences to be funded by the plaintiff in the action. Meetings were postponed awaiting the country committee’s direction and possible writ outcomes.
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Country selectors fight over Australia tour plans
The selectors debated the Australian team tour of England amid disagreements over treatment of country players. Talks covered conference approaches, negotiations for New Zealand fixtures, and revenue sharing from the Marigol Cup. Molong complains of unpaid guarantees, while Blayney and other country towns press for obligations and allocations.
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Residential Rule Reguruing the residential eu
Residential rule reguruing the residential eu outlines that any player creaking the rule and playing before qualifying will be stood down during the pleasure at the Wounkry Rudy Tagen. Applications for the setting of the mime tom shutter for the Counkry Rugby League are noted. Country schoolboy matches are played in Sydney at the end of Argaxe in various weights and grades. Teams from Newcastle Wollongong Lithgow Goulburn Wages Quirindi and Tamworth are expected to compete. The scheme is supported by the PBA ALA and all Frotpa.
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Mr Bruxner Visits Germany in Munich
Mr Bruxner's visit to Germany is described with a stop in Munich where he meets Christian Fischer, president of the Reich Credit Society and state owned Industrial Bank. The report notes conversations and observations of interwar banking figures amid a cautious travel narrative.
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Queanbeyan Defeats Bombala in Cup Match at Bombala
Queanbeyan representative team beat Bombala by two goals to one in a challenge for the MASSY CUP at Bombala yesterday. Berrima District League retains the right of challenge for the next game, likely to be held in Queanbeyan.
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Bowral Defeats Berrima to Lead Carr Cup Race
Bowral defeated Berrima 4 the Care Cup match at Mittagong yesterday, taking a clear points win over the Bartima Platetet League side. Goulburn suffers a 21 to 12 defeat at home to Combine Western Suburbs with several players missing including Sill Hourigan Geoghan and Suan.
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Flying Minister Nash Seeks Fast Trade Link America Britain
New York Saturday reports Finance Minister Nash praises rapid talks on a full air and sea service between America and Britain. He expects progress within a reasonable time and sees potential agreement between New Zealand and Canada as feasible. He notes U S policy attention and hints at Pressure Roosevelt’s anticipated overseas visit. He plans travel via Kingston and returning by mid July after discussions on trade between New Zealand and Parliament.
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Cheetah Racing Thrill Trials at London Zoo
A London zoo experiment staged cheetahs in a hare chase to test their pursuit, with mixed results as the cheetahs failed to catch the bait. Commentators note potential for future racing entertainment though progress lags behind bred hounds, leaving zoo patrons hopeful for more demonstrations.
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Meat trade prospects in Japan outlined by Australian council
AYDNET reports that J. P. Abbott, president of the Australian Chamber of Commerce, notes potential for a beef trade with Japan. He cites Japan's interest in iron ore imports from Australia opening paths for cattle shipments to Japan’s growing meat market. Abbott argues initial attempts failed but Japan's renewed demand could shift Australia toward broader export.
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Fragmentary notice yields unclear event and names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Lyons and Belt Albert AHP Mged with wires and a monetary figure four dollars, but the scope, action, and participants are unreadable. The record cannot determine date, place, or outcome from the legible text.
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