Canberra school football open season with local matches
The Canberra School Football Association opens with Aloulie Mubtie, St Christophers, and Telopen fark Primary and Secondary School teams, highlighted by Manuka versus East Lake at Kingston Oval and Queanbeyan facing Goulburn. Contests include Acton Aliwlle at Northbourne Oval and a potential Collector team in intra league action, with umpire assignments listed.
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Canberra School’ Football Association
Aloulie Mubtie School
Bt. Christo 'Thers
Telopen Fark Primary and Secondary
Echool
Kpbnzent Hansllenn
Snson
Jarrivue Challengera
Telopea
Christophor
Mayewach
Telopea Park
Stanuke Oval
Seacus
Manuka Ana Eastlake
Kingston Oval
Manuka
Erchiel
Queanbeyan
Gontiaten
Goulburn Vielegaten
Mounitka
Goulburn
Omorrow
Lam
Gueandeyan
Tien
Thaks Oodim
Acton
Hunnymand Rove
Veanheyan
Hhh
Amane-Telopen Park
Jin Queanbeyan
Curain
Canberra
Palmer
Canberra City Band
Laigue
Mlayera
Amalie
Ayton
Northbourne
Cottingham
Wonders of television and cinema progress noted
A report describes a moving train televisor demonstration by the Jeondon and North-Eastern Railway during a Sandy to Huntingdon run at 70 miles per hour, with portable set and head phones for passengers. Parrot use at a London cinema spurs questions from the Ministry of Labour about suitability and national origin of performers and animals.
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Jeondun and North-Eastern Railway Company
Sandy
Huntingdon
Long Acre
1.1.C
London
Sciela
Ministry of Labone
Kinglisimon
British Buying Of Australian Wool Affects Trade Notes
The document surveys British demand for Australian wool, noting heavy exports in the prior year and projections for a year ending June near 2,000,000 bales. It compares July to January imports by country, highlights UK Japan and Italy as showing gains, and emphasizes how Australian mill activity supports markets amid political tariff talks at Ottawa and shifting global demand. The text reflects years of abnormal monetary conditions and suggests wool trade fluctuations tied to broader economic factors.
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Commonwealth
Tata
Compurinatia
Australia
York
Moreh
Kingdon
Ottawa
Heinie
United Kingdom
Focal
Telgium
Valine Undea
Milimen
New South Wales
Mulon Han
Irale
Japan
Italy
Royal
Sonia
Privet
Venday
Juan
The Clean Ethiopian and the Crown Prince’s Private Generators
A fragmented report describes a claim that the Crown Prince of Ethiopia commands private generators for electric power in his palaces. It notes no public electric supply and suggests use of private wind or other generators to run vacuums and related devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaworm
Ethiopia
Curse of St Patrick at Holy Island Basilica Dedication
A mangled report describes Pilarinnx docking from Ireland to the Holy Island on Lake Derg in Donegal for the consecration of a new basilica. It mentions Saint Patrick and a myth about mistaking a slippery fish for a cross while pilgrims touch worn rocks along the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilarinnx
PAFU
Ireland
Lake Derg
Donegl
Celtis Peapten
Alana
Donegal
Derg
Patrick
Ancient Nest Beds Reveal Prehistoric Underground Dwellings
Archaeologists describe ancient nest beds formed by Amurtent tribes between 1800 and BOOTCs in the Arizona and New Mogioy raina region. Underground shelters likely stored corn, housed a battery, and sheltered burials, with two to three foot high mounds. Later migrations brought Mongoloid peoples with bow and stone tools, altering local cultural dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norte
Bootcs
Arizona
New Mogioy
Raina
Tumre
Rand
Honda
Awlu
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Elay
Han
Abrahams
Reg. Maloney
Winslow
Maloney
Kingston
Boys’ Pome
Piana
Canberra Times
J, C
Gunn
Mghahar
City
We Prowse
Dunne
Club
Maouke
Wonders OF
Television
ST. Patrick
Wommen
Areade
Lothers United
Tibet
Federal Capital Press
Braddon
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