Centenary Victorian Plans for Royal Visit Itinerary
The itinerary outlines the Duke’s royal tour across Australia starting in West Australia on October 4 with a longest stay in Victoria. It covers a temporary pause in October for a Banbette visit, events at Parliament House on October 2, a ball and banquet, Melbourne Cup race viewing, and major centenary celebrations from October 1 through November 59 including royal shows and shrine ceremonies.
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Vail
West Australia
Victoris
Loverty
Victoria
Parliament
Hoyal
Portland
Centenary Protestant services plan December procession
Plans outline a December 1 procession at St Pauls steps led by Protestant denominations to involve 20,000 children from Sunday School groups under Victoria Sun day School Council guidance. Special travel arrangements will bring children to Batman's Landing on the Yarra Bank for the assembly and a historical display traces Sunday School growth from tree-based beginnings to organized programs.
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St. Paul's
Victoria
Batman
Yarra Bank
Mlelon
Phowe
Ivo
Mareles
Wandforsn
Eucharistic Congress Plans Large Pontifical Mass
The Euchariatic Congress committee lays out arrangements for the Pontifical Mass at the show grounds with a massive altar and elevated platform. Visiting prelates will attend with a special choir, seating for 25,000, and a procession ending with a benediction from a platform above a Mount Bi balcony.
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Euchariatic Congress Committee
Mim
Amr
Mount Bi
Evin’e Ronphial
Fitaray
Readers Views on Canberra Police Force Attendance
In a Canberra Times readers’ letter a respondent notes the police force’s heavy presence at a recent function and questions whether such turnout signals public unease or concerns about police efficiency. The writer urges authorities to act to prevent disorder and improve policing effectiveness, citing recent incidents.
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Canberra Times
Norial
Canberra
Tait
Albertfall
Ona
Aking
Grenadier Guards Band Plans Australia Tour
The Grenadier Guards band under Major George Miller will depart September 1 for Melbourne Centenary celebrations, then tour Australia for about six months before returning to England. The King backs the gesture as the public learns about England’s old institutions and the Changing of the Guard through the visit.
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London
Grenadier Guards
George Miller
Australs
Melbourne
Dominion
England
Crookwell Defeats Yass in Nine-Point Cup Thriller
Crookwell beat Yass by 15 to 7 to retain the Massy Cup in a hard fought afternoon match at Crookwell. The game was among the season’s best with Crookwell showing improved form while Yass pushed the holders to the limit. Owing to bad weather the Goulburn match against Mittagong was postponed.
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Crookwell
Goulburn
Mittagong
Cardinal MacRory in Papal Throne Procession Car
A fragmentary report states Cardinal MacRory will be carried in a motorcar with a specially draped throne bearing Papal insignia and the legate's coat of arms. The design aims to avoid inconvenience from carrying the monotrones during the long procession.
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MacRory
Cardinal MacRoory
Death by own action at Newtown hospital visit
A woman known as Suiqney of Newtown died from the effects of poison shortly after being admitted to hospital. She was visiting friends at Annandale when she took the poison and was rushed to hospital where she died soon after. Police have not determined the reasons for the act.
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Suiqney
Ertruds Guinery
Newtown
Annandale
Royal Canberra Club Hosts Chilly Golf Handicap
Royal Canberra Golf Club held a Saturday cold weather competition won by Mr Blomineid with 4K best card. Williams scored 100 off the rack, net 23 handicap. Notable pairs included J Williams and Mrs Williams, Clayton and Miss Smith, O Callaghan and Miss Homerville Jaor, Rumeli and Miss McCartney, Perquhar and Miss Thorpe, Jonas and Miss Brotnowski, McFarlane and Mrs Dickin don, Waring and Mrs Waring, and others with varied scores and handicaps.
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Blomineid
Wan
Royal Canberra Golf Club
Williams
Neautia
J. &. Williams
Miss Brotnowski
G. McFarlane
Dickindon
Waring
By. Voverty
Miss Ryan
C.F. Sweetnam
Miss Sweets
Nam
Downes
Federal Golf Club Presi dents trophy stroke handicap results
Severe weather challenged players at Federal Golf Club's Winks at Acton on Saturday. W K Hunt won the trophy with 90 1241 HK while other scores included Dwyer 71, Shannon 71, H Chave 75, Murray 75, Baker 76, Marquis 77, McDermott 77, and Stevens 74.
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Federal Golf Club
Acton
W. K. Hunt
Dwyer
R. Shannon
Hol
Youod
Hughee
Long
GC. Harris
T. A. Fisk
T. Stevens
H. Chave
NK Murray
L. W. P. Baker
J. Marquis
R. McDermot
Murwillumbah Football Incident Cuts Electric Supply
In Murwillumbah on Saturday a football match caused an electric supply disruption. A player collided with an exposed power line near the arena during youth competition, resulting in injuries and the temporary outage for nearby facilities.
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Murwillumbah
Aye
Arena
Funeral rites for Cardinal Seipel after Emperor Frans soset death
Cardinal Seipel was buried amid state security as armed police guarded the memorial church. Military units lined the cemetery while infantry and artillery fired salutes after a ritual committal and solemn orations.
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Frans Soset
Camacellora
Cardinal Tuniteer
Dolfusa
Monsignor
Seipel
Whet
Bod
Hietsing
Soe Arid SB
Boifuen
Italian Views Stir Press as Mussolini Seeks Action
An Italian front tone in strong language urges swift action after diplomatic protests. Reports claim Italy will cut ties with German diplomatic representatives and prepare for border contingencies while reflecting on the Austro German crisis and Goering’s alleged hospital plans.
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Remythy
Legion
Vonapen
Tialy
Hille
Hee
Vienna
Austria
Ax Wall
Italy
Hitler
Neuston
Hilleutane Anta
Miller
Goaring Hospital
Saya
Boratgh & Gyrmus
Editorial echoes on Berlin and the path to peace
The Observer notes Berlin’s focus on war economy and the Vienna influence while warning that Hitler’s collapse may hinge on the assassination of Dr. Dollfuss. The piece calls Europe to unity against Nazism and credits Dollfuss for steering Austria toward resistance.
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London
the Observer
Vienna
Germany
Dolfuss
Europe
Clergy Poll on War and Military Training Sparks Debate
A survey by Bishop McConnell and church leaders asks 30,000 congregants about war policy and armaments. Results show strong support for the U.S. joining the League of Nations, mixed views on military training, and broad dissent on future militarization with thousands voting for and against varied positions.
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McConnell
Cadinad
Fosdick
United States
League of Nations
Irnrr
Globe trotting plants eye export trade from Birmingham firm
A Birmingham firm trials plant export by sending 21 boxes of 20 chrysanthemum plants in bloom to Canada. Boxes arrived at Montreal for Vancouver transit, a journey of about 17 000 miles, with special railway facilities and temperature control to keep the plants viable.
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Birmingham
Wwe Sorumen
Canada
Montreal
Foy
Vancouver
Waife
Tournay
Spedial Railway
Planta
Molonglo Triumphs In Damp Howell Challenge Rugby
Molonglo edged Souths in a soaking Howell Challenge match at Duntroon Oval. Front runners Robertson and Kelly starred for Molonglo with gritty defense and sharp back play as Souths pressed, while forwards O’Brien Grimes and Moore energized a tense, rain slick contest.
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Soaking Fein
Minteh
Moloagto
Houtha
St Duntroon Oval
Howell Challenge Ae
Mmna
Ve ‘Ube
Giither
Ferrier
Molongio
Amart
Ume
Southa
Robertson
Kelly
Moore
Martin
Walla
Souths
O'Rrien
Grimes
Rage
Modeath
Gowing
Sheen
Gladwin
Jobson
Molonglo
J. Sennett
Roberteen
Stephens
Perrier
Mearthir
James
Clear
Xerridge
Turner
Bourke
McGrath
Gavi Bheen
Grimas
L. O'Brien
O'Brien
Chariton
Wail
Faull
Cubban
Matthews
Karridga
Cabban
J. Bennett
Boutha
Molongie
Peruma
McArthur
Akiemalad
Queanbeyan Rugby League Dance Highlights Rivalry Night
Queanbeyan club held its annual dance at St Gregorys Hall on Friday with remarks from Minister for the Interior Mr Perkins and Mayor Alderman H C Taylor. The event celebrated football spirit amid old home town Cooma rivalry, featuring openings by the president Mr A Bowers, decorations by Mr and Mrs Bowers, and a supper hosted by several committees. The evening included awards, music by Poyson’s orchestra and McGrath, and a rugby discussion of Molonglo’s play, with penalties and efforts noted as the match progressed toward halftime and resumed play.
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Queanbeyan
Bt. Gregory'n Hall
A. ©. Bowers
Mir
Bowera
J. McIntyre
B. West
J. Worton
W. Weel
Ware
Bowerm
O'nourke
Poyson
Wilp
McGrath
Molonglo
Banca
Seanafer
le O'Brien
Hyatt
James
Rob Erison
Moluaglo
Kelly
Jaman
Robjerteoq
Tuc UN 2 Betriet
Ant
Mer
Roberton
Greyhound Racing Meeting Shows Slow Dash on Course
A Saturday greyhound meeting featured generally slow performances. Notable runners included Mountain Barry and Mountain Fair contesting 470 yards with Mountain Barry taking first and Mountain Fair second. Mechanical Girl and Black Star Headed Novice events while Boulat’s runners and other names appear in fragmented form from the Monaro track.
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Ayan
Disteot
Cuba
Pricery
Majuka
Mod Haw
Canberra Rifle Club fires final WALA stage for Alaska Cup outcome
The Canberra Rifle Club completed the final stage of the WALA 1 medal event tied to the Alaska Cup. FE Miscleau took gold with 140 points, followed by N Raymond and N Cantacewit with J Brack earning second and third. Scorn ware notes unclear.
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Canberra Rifle Club
Baturday
N. Raymond
Ini HC
Mails by Rocket London Bathtay An Attempt to Pend Manly Wy
An account describes a failed rocket demonstration. The device misfired causing six explosions and the wooden apparatus collapsed. Smoke cleared to show figures in the sand, with some addressed to His Majesty and the Prince of Wales. A new attempt was promised for Monday.
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London
Bathtay
Manly
Prince of Wales
Codinettera
Copyright in Music Perpetual Or Perished Heritage
A discussion on whether music copyright should be perpetual or limited to protect originators and works. Proponents cite moral rights and the risk of erosion by quotation limits, while critics warn of overreach and urge balanced international action to safeguard creators.
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Germany
Smiabiien
Wan Sander
Richard Miraias
Murle
Pb Wabera
Desire Eto
Fauale
Coyrigt
Conan
Diateauie
Albert Kotalby
Jeampogor
Arthur F
Making CW Tennis Racquets and Casting
A report describes the manufacture of CW tennis racquets with wood prep and planing, then details the use of plaster of Paris casts and polishing for the fiber and pore treatment. The text mentions coating and finishing steps and the aim to produce balanced racquets with measured weight.
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Consiata
Plaster of Paris
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