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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1937
Page
3
Fragmented text outlines a public service opportunity involving Cadet, opposition to Public Service measures, and a pending enquiry. Mentions state authorities, department secretaries, and deputations across Commonwealth and Victoria with references to repatriation and certification procedures. The passage is garbled but centers on official processes and timing for a government action.
A new rail motor service is proposed to link Bombala Queanbeyan with Canberra. The daily route would run Bombala Queanbeyan Canberra, with arrival and departure times to be announced and no effect on the Goma Mail schedule. The plan depends on demand and may see one or both services withdrawn later. expected timetable in September.
A Canberra team travelled to Moss Vale for twin hockey matches. The first game ended in a close 9 to 8 defeat, while the second saw Canberra lose by a four goal margin. Outstanding players included James Pike and Churhill Ugeaka, with the squad listed for upcoming appearances. The association urged strong representation for the next visit and noted defence as a current weakness. The team is set to depart Canberra early, with a 9 am start.
The 7/21sL Light Horse reorganised into three sabre units and two machine-gun troops, based at Nowra Kangaroo Valley Braidwood Comma Bombain Canberra and other stations. Lt Tompkins acted as adjutant of the regiment during inspection and parade in Canberra. The Loop held annual marksmanship courses for the 1837 34 training year with top shooters named including Kinnane Naylor Blundell and Luten. Prizes were awarded by The Scott for best rifleman and second best in the 1936 7 year.
A fragmented inquiry report details a Sydney youth named Sylving Lawik Yrrwes who died after a harbour incident. The coroner indicated the verdict would consider whether the youth acted deliberately or by accident amid harsh conditions and possible food relief desperation.
Duntroon beat University four goals to one in a Saturday rugby match played at FEM.C. Oval. Duntroon opened with two goals in the first ten minutes, University rallied to defend but Duntroon extended their lead with another score before half-time, the score 3 1 at the interval. In the second half the game remained even as both sides pressed, with Duntroon maintaining the advantage and finishing strong.
Sat match at Rol Park saw Kingsston press Telopea in a fast paced A Grade outing. Kingston led by Barton and Brackenres delayed by strong saves from Rockley, while Northbourne stifled early threats, and late pressure from Barton produced a final corner to seal the draw.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and events including Invader Duma Lanibway and The Chet Meliaiiine Coy. Mentions a steeplechase cup and various entities. lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes. Further readable content needed for a precise summary.
An Australian forecast warned that a 160 ton flying cat would not be built. The former director of Scientific Research at the Air Ministry, Mr CB Winters, said during a visit to Auckland that he would advise the Commonwealth Government on aircraft manufacture in Australia. He claimed large flying boats are superior for long journeys and noted the distinct role for flying boats in future aviation.
An advertisement urges parents to give cod liver oil to children as a tonic to build bodies and guard against winter illnesses. It warns against plain oil and promotes Scott's Emulsion with cod liver oil, vitamin A and other nutrients to strengthen lungs and overall health, promising healthier, bigger children free from coughs and colds.
The will awards former employees significant sums, including £122000 to a beneficiary, £200 yearly to another, and annual pensions of £1500 to Mist Reberen Houseraan, with Femina El fon St. Coule SU and Muriel D Bult each receiving £400. Other beneficiaries include former nurses and several legacies of £10 and £200 to various individuals in Martickville.
A rapid play ends with Rockey firing a finish that secures the win for Barton while Bracken ing set up the move and Sin contributed a pivotal save to keep the game within reach.
An entertaining programme of one act plays will be presented at the Albert Hall tomorrow night by the Repertory Society. Three one act plays, catering for all tastes, aim to provide an enjoyable evening. The producers include Mrs RH Harvie Mes Hy Clapoon and Mr Meat Tatty Saint with popular performers. A large attendance is expected as monthly performances have drawn strong crowds. Provision for arrival punctually at 6 pm and accommodation will be provided. If the show starts on time, an after show discussion has become a popular feature of these events.
NRA Medal Aggregate event saw six competitors scoring full points while four surpassed the range limit. Johnaton and Lew led with notable scores. G Lewis and Day posted strong marks as others finished close behind. The Sunday round featured steady performances from Hille Cli' and Sud yids range members.
The Girls' Week appeal run by the Canberra Women’s Christian Association continues as residents are urged to donate. Aiming to reach £200, contributions to date total around £40, with readers urged to support the cause and bolster the growing community program. Earlier donations include £136 10 from Miss Creapin and others.
The match featured Telopen and Telopea trading leads with solid defense and tight marking. FLMC and RMCC contributed key moments, while Carter and Peterson broke through for FLMC as Telopen pressed late but could not overturn the final 4 3 tally.
The Victoria Park program lists acceptances for a midweek meeting with several hurdle ends and handikapped events. Entries include Caravel Spanker Bay Euphorbus and Flying Handicap contenders Turbine Bulldozer Jubilee Bon Sifpann Black K laughter and more across multiple divisions with start times from 12 49 to 3 18 pm and notes on weights and betting. The document also records unfamiliar horse names and multiple divisions including maiden and special handikaps, plus a long list of purported horses and supporters for the afternoon program.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Victoria Park handicap with unclear numbers and names. The text is unreadable in parts but implies a racing event or stakes listing. No clear participants, outcomes, or dates are identifiable from the legible portions.
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