Honours Even In Private College Rugby Union Series
St Patrick's and St Edmund's Colleges drew in the Private Colleges Football Association open series after six matches three apiece. St Patrick's dominated the senior division with a 10 0 win in the Firsts, while St Edmund's were stronger in the juniors. The Seconds saw St Patrick's win easily, the Sts I game was near even, and St Edmund's led a tight St TI match 11-9. The St VI and St XV contests ended with St Edmund's strong wins, continuing their Saturday representation success.
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St. Patrick's
St. Edmund's
Private Colleges Football Association
St Patrick's
Mat St. Edmund's
Npeesuas
St Edmund's
Bail Forfeited In Court Of Petty Sessions
In Canberra Court of Petty Sessions yesterday several persons forfeited bail for failing to appear. Tra Symugy, 21, a porter of Hillside Hostel, forfeited 2 pounds on a charge of offensive conduct in Kass Street on May 30. James Alfred Davis, 23, laborer of Third Street Narrabundah, forfeited bail on a charge of disorderly behavior in the grounds of Hotel Kingston on May 30. William Henry Winstone, 92, a man of Hillside Hostel, forfeited 2 pounds on a charge of using insulting language on Jude in Alinga Street. William Aubrey Crisp, 41, painter of Hillside Hostel, forfeited 3 pounds on a charge of indecent language in the grounds of Hotel Kingston on dunes.
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Vail
P Keane
Canberra
Betty Sessions
Tra Symugy
Perper Tor
Hillside’ Hostel
Jennec
Kass Street
James Alfred Davis
Labourer
Third Street
Narrabundah
Baring
Kingston
Willam Henry Winstone
Hillside Hostel
Jude
Alinga Linnet
William Aubrey Crisp
Careterra
Carpenter Fined Thirty Pounds For Driving Under Influence
Patrick Killin, 23, of Hillside Haste, Canberra, pleaded guilty in the Court of Petty Sessions to driving a vehicle while under the influence of liquor on May 20. Police observed him unsteady, slurred speech, and strong odor of intoxicants after he admitted drinking four beers and several drinks at the Hotel Cankera. Killin was fined £30.
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F. ©. P. Keane
Canberra
Kittick
Cankera
Teo
Eothan
Olie
Naval Driver Fined 3 For Collision
Naval driver Frederick William Watson of Belconnen Naval Wireless Station Canberra faced charges after a collision on Cowper Street Limestone Avenue. Evidence showed his car and a panel van suffered extensive damage with skid marks observed. Watson testified he had two years of Navy driving but pleaded not guilty.
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Wess
C.F. Denton
Canberra
Betty Sessions
Frederick William Watson
Belconnen
A Cavanagh
Cowper Street
Limestone Avenue
Mildguats
Watson
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Asernces Picable
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Konkel
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