Warrigals Defeat Federal Rovers In Richardson Cup Tie
A close finish at Queanbeyan Park sees Warrigals beat Federal Rovers 3 2 in the Richardson Cup. Warrigals’ J O Rourke and Aldrige starred with strong runs and a try, while Bethel and W Southwell led the Rovers in a hard fought, low scoring contest.
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Federal Rovers
Warrigals
Queanbeyan Park
Trama
Winen
Warrigala
Aldrige
Rowley
Wa Whine
Goxelins
Pola
Byrne
Lee
Coppin
J. Crivourke
Pavirr
Keeffe
Bourke
McPadgen
Bethel
Bearlet
Start
Pidtey
Laurie
W. Houthwell
Chipperfield
Culcott
Bowthewell
Halen
Dent
Brown
Aytles
Bethe
Hoovers
J.hourke
Warricir
Khck
Ayrne
Warrigais
Rovers
Kuccchet Ul
Fron
Bouthwell
J. O'Rourke
Meludgen
Hinperni
Tethel
Southwell Brothers
W. Maker
Judd
Acton Defeats Ainslie In Lopsided Rugby League Match
Acton triumphed 34 points to nil at Northbourne Oval on Saturday. Acton controlled play, with forwards and three quarters proving adept while Ainslie failed to capitalize on scarce chances. Ridley ONeill and power fed Bagacko sparked the Acton attack as Dunne and the Ainslie defense lagged behind.
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Ainslie
Northbourne Oval
Acton
Almalie
Ridwy
O'Neill
Bagacko
Johowon
Biophena
Hidley O'Neill
Bennett
Moon
Avion
Tiley
Kearney
Apparouts
Motor Smash Near Wollongong Races Injures Four
A serious crash on Fort Kembla road near the Wollongong racecourse injured four Port Kembla residents. A car driven by J Anderson attempted to dodge another vehicle, struck a pole, and wrecked after 190 yards. All occupants were extricated and rushed to Wollongong Hospital by ambulance.
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Sydney
Fort Kembla
Wollongong
Oie
Port Kembla
J. ) Anderson
Port Kembin
Glebe Lemgua
Anderson
Fuller
Wallongong Hospital
Dhwarre Ambulance
Osborne Triplex and Grey Friar Racecard Notes
Racing field lists include Osborne Triplex by Kenilworth with bets on Pildin Grosvenor Coybeau and others. Grey Friar loses by lengths as Nandillynn and Perpetual Feature follow. King Cyllene wins the King Cyllene Stakes, Luddenham places, and Zuleika edges Pigeon Pie in Exeter Handicap with Deferential and Bagpipes among others.
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Osborne
Kenilworth
Lacerta
Syre
Foley Ptoney
Tellascee Hurraform
F. Darcy
Pildin
Grosvenor
Coybeau
Pindarua
Bronzino
Drean
Castles
Embark
Ego
Burraform
P.T. Heywood
Menin
RL Kreiger
Perpetual
W. Dennett
L. Watson
Epergne
Memdit
Eastern Boot
Mosstrooper
Absurdee
Goblin
Hetting
Grey Friar
Mendit
Namera
Beot
Aecond
Formes
Dion
Asterdale Firefly
Hinchinbrook
Misty Lad
Luddenham
Firefly
King Cyriene
Asterdale
Exeter
Zuleika
J. Baker
Pigeon Pie
W. Cook
Deferential, Sr
C. Clarion
Cite Bird
Bellinger
Coalmern
Cennutis
Lady Clara
Mahatma
Bomnulent
Bright Flower
Cute Bird
Colmera
Pigeon Pe
Deferential
WARROONA WELTER AND BRUSSWICK STEEPLE EARN WINS
In a crowded program, Urhanl and King David led a field including Arcadiua The Ringer Broadblade Vante and Noel anjle while Warroona Welter saw Willowyn and Doubinuty contend. Glentronic took the Brunswick Steeple by four lengths with Falrose Aquaplane among the other starters.
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King David
Bird
Nelanjle
Waranton
the Ringer
Arcaduts
Broadblade
Vante
Woolpack
Arcadiua
Urbanl
Noelanjle
Warroona Welter
Feriongs
Willowyn
A. Reed
Doubinuty
W. Beconlon
Lauriston
W. Hoysted
Hawick
Paltetight
Borrodale
Moneth
Lincoln
Hodler
Ned Grit
Potentates
Bymbolist
Fl Cantor
Kenmedia
Kubaal
Petone
Pippin
Princess Betty
Willewyn
Hawlek
Potentate
Rodier
Brusswick
Gientronie
D. Zenally
Lurch Eaton
W. Whiley
Teviner
Tamedise
Falrose
Aquaplane
Alorwyn
Welcome Stranger
Rotting
Glentronic
Blarwyn
Reviser
Loch Eaton
Akonga
Don Vareo
Stuart MII
Vianthony
Amoke Romb
Mt. Lazar
Reputed King
Elardby
Havaroy
Kirrkie
Reema
Kerr” Welter
Carol's Wife Plea for Divorce Set for June Hearing
The Council of Regency and mother of the infant King Moel have filed a plea for divorce from Miines Carol. The petition cites grave injury and insult due to Carol's life abroad, deeming it incompatible with marriage. Hearing scheduled for June 21.
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Inchapts
Urday
Council of Regency
Princes
M''oel
Miines
Carol
Proclamation on Industrial Disturbance in Australia 1928
Government proclamation cites the Crimes Act 1914 and declares serious industrial disturbance affecting trade within Australia or with other countries. Signed by Governor-General J. Lawrence, Adelaide June 1, 1928, under His Majesty’s reign. Federal Capital Commission calls for Canberra Hospital sewer drain and office accommodation tenders, due June 18, 1928, with no deposit required.
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Australia
Federal Executive Council
Australla
John Lawrence
Aaron Bronhhaven
Ald
Commonwealth
Sydney Thia
Tender for Fencing at Pump House Keeper's Cottage Canberra
The Federal Capital Commission invites sealed tenders to be received until noon on Monday June 18 1838 for labour on a 450 ft concrete post and wire netting fencing to the Pump House Keeper's Cottage at Cotter Junction. Materials supplied by the Commission. Envelopes marked Fencing Pump House Keeper's Cottage to The Secretary. Not necessarily accepted.
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Canberra Hospital
Federal Capital Commission
Canberra
Teders
Kurrajong
Berra
Cotter Junction
Mateiala
Corfimision
Federal Capital Commission limits speed for vehicle classes
The Canberra area traffic order declares speed limits by vehicle class under the Traffic Ordinance. Within city limits 25 mph, outside 80 mph, light motor lorries up to 4 tons 20 mph, heavier lorries and omnibuses 10 mph, and specific penalties for crossing railway stations schools and public buildings. The notice defines City Area boundaries and cites the governing ordinances and dates, signed by secretary Co. Daley.
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Federal Capital Communion
Commonwealth Gasette
Cly
Chambanca
Commission
Acton
Lowlevel Bridge
Federal Capital Commision
Applica. Co. &. Daley
Federal Capital Commission
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Richardson Cup
Hirrington
Stephens
Mann
Ridley
Apps
Phillips
O'Meill
Balfour
Ben- Bet
Dower
Suagado
Ainsiie
Dunne
A. Johnson
W. Dunne
Badicott
Huss
J. Thomes
K. Crocktt
Warwick W. Hall
G. Hender
A. J. Matthews
J. Crowley
An Mullabawn
J. Toohey
Nandillynn
Stobhalawn
Acraam
Adjong
Kapuya
Nandillyam
Bion
Ariedon
Lem Nolw
Padieul
Goodstead
Kanaktel
Mropeasterer
Nandillyan
Factor
Add- Jong
Molinbawn
Blom
Bitar
Cooghal
Cowboy Cee Vertoy
C. Clarton
Casque d'Or
Thomasw
Clargull
Heenral
Cyllone
Maison
Moryal
Franciscan
Travail
Vertoy
Bel Antre
Wintel
Olly
Rene
Qgreenray
Tomison
Phonic
Dempsey
Hurra Wallah
Seally
Dartmoor
Valtean
Saudeen
Burrawallah
Wining Ticket
Monantic
Goneah
Headmore
Valtenn
Phanlie
Greenray
Monastic
Baradgen
Wahinbee
Murra Wallan
Vagrant
W._Duncan
Prince Florizel
P. Hynes
Bpearset
David Garrick
Waoranie
Myarin
Steryman
Fatreoleous
Wedau
Invasion
Duckshet
Harbinger
Patreleun
Tralia
Pedrral
Foerral Capital Commibbsion
Wes
Gluvas Williams
DERAL
Canberra Building and Investment (O., Ltd
Melbourne
The
Canberra Times
Federal Capital Territory
Civic Centre
L. C. Fussell, Seivetdeyi
Ates
Cnr
Northbourne Avene
B. Barth
Civic Centie
AL Bank
SAVINGS BANK OF_N.S.W' rr
Cusack
Manuka
Times
Aoumi
Somagent Cusberrs Times
Peery
Tae Canberes Times
Iby Gae
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