Esmond Shield Opens With Close Keamond Draws and Wins
Opening matches of the Keamond Shield season were played Saturday in A Grade. Contorra defeated Northbourne 6 sets to 4. Ginninderra beat Trandfordia 9 sets to 4. Bantlake defeated Meadfordia 8 sets to 5. Acton defeated Wertlake 6 games to 1. Fern Hin beat Wont Almalic 2 sets to 0. Northbourne defeated Canberra 2 sets to 1. Steanheyon defeated CUR Why 1 set 0 games.
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Contorra
Seta
Northbourne
Goonten
Ginninderra
Trandfordia
Abade
Bantlake
Meadfordia
Erth Acton
Wertlake
Fern Hin
Almalic
Nets
Canberra
Steanheyon
Pela
Dee
Canberra Club Championships Golf Draw for Tet Round
The Tet round draw lists matches in the GRA and 4 GRADE divisions for the Canberra club champs. Players include Smith versus Hionmene, Dwyer versus Kelty, McFourlane versus Honan, Richards versus Vodoenhon, plus several 4 GRADE pairings such as Turner versus Sandral and Maclean versus Michorda. Postponed after noon nine holes on the Gold course to decide Tih place, with Waterford versus Pilshie and Dickinson versus Townsend among those scheduled.
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N Smith
Hionmene
Ll. Dwyer
J. Kelty
McFourlane
W. M. Honan
Vodoenhon
H. G. Richards
W Allaon
H. M. Co
Turner
P. Sandral
Koiiiphant
K. Braery
Swiwinao
A. Atkinaon
John Butters
Fe Shannon
Molmer
Col. Thomann
Maclean
Y. Waterford Vw
C. Pilshie
AJ A. Dickinson
A. Townsend
U Lowghlin
Marker
Traffic Breaches Heard At Queanbeyan Court Yesterday
Multiple motorists faced the Queanbeyan Police Court with pleas of guilty to varied traffic offences. Fines ranged from ten shillings to four pounds with costs, including driving without a license, unregistered vehicles, speeding, and dangerous driving near a public school, while other cases from Canberra were adjourned or concluded in a similar manner.
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W. OT. Forrest
P.M
Amr
David Cargill
Lorna Hillx
Alfrey J. Ardoun
Crawnin Street
Wan
Fe.neill
I ‘Costa
Five point eight four champion bowls semifinals and final
In Sydney on Monday the semi finals and final of the 5.84 champion bowls tournament were played. Westbrook defeated by Armidale rival 21-19 in one semi, while Hudson lost to Nell, who advanced to the final. Nell then beat Westbrook in the fimula final.
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Sydney
Sydney Bowling Keen Today
Besulin
Westbrook
Wat
Igen
Armidale
Hudson
Nell
Ari
Tour de France Opens With Australian Team In Race
The Tour de France began from Le verinet and 10 minute intervals with 14 starters in five teams. Australians Opperman Watson Osborne and Colebridge pace early effort as Pyrenees, Alps, and Normandy routes shape the 3,300 mile month long challenge. Opperman placed nineteenth in the first stage Puria Caen 207 kilometres while Osborne and Watts finished 24th and 25th. The French manager praised Opperman but noted a larger squad is needed to contend.
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Para
Leverinet
Mine
Tole
Opperman
Austria
France
Watson
Osborne
Colebridge
Mordeaus
Upperman
Puria
Caen
Watts
Tre
Iet Rewalta
Normandy
Brittany
Pyrenees
Alpa
Alsace Lorraine
Alps
Canberra Rifle Club Scrutiny and Dr Nott Cup Final Plans
At Duntroon range Canberra Rifle Club finished the annual ageremte by airing eight round and two fightere from the 00 yards mound. A sweepstake shoot followed. L Rowland won the daily prize with J Callaghan close behind. A Hussey led the aggregate with 181, Rowland second with 176, Brock 162, Huy 184. Next Saturday involves a 700 yard mound final for the Dr Nott Cup. Practice remains at the same range. Members urged to attend for the Land Hose Dow at Queanbeyan on July 7.
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Duntroon
Canberra Rifle Club
L. Rowland
J. Callaghan
Gecomi
Amnunt Ag Resal
A. Hussey
Rowland
Iga
Acton Rovers Lose Unbeaten Run to Waratahs at Queanbeyan
Acton Rovers, previously undefeated this season, were defeated by the Queanbeyan Waratahs at Queanbeyan on Sunday, losing the cup they had won after beating Cooma on King's Birthday.
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Acton Rovers
Amateur Singles Holder Defeated in Kensington Match
The Kensington amateur singles championship concluded with FE. Schlapn (Victorian) defeating title holder H. Apperley by three to two. The day featured the top play with several notable upsets as competitors refined form.
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Bydney
Sinerlen
Kensington
H. Apperley
Schlapn
Hight
Canadian Navy seeks tenders for two destroyers to replace retired weasels
The Canadian government invites British builders to submit tenders via the Canadian Commissioner in London for two new torpedo-boat destroyers to replace the recently retired vessels. The combined cost is estimated around £1,000,000. The project uses two destroyers loaned by the Admiralty in the interim.
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Admiralty
Group 8 Rugby Meet Sets Trophy Rules in Queanbeyan
Delegates from Group 8 Rugby League districts Queanbeyan Mideral Capital Territory and Cooma met in Queanbeyan for a weekend session. They agreed on rules for the Howern Shield perpetual trophy and May-to-September season, with registration residency, prize splits, and match scheduling.
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Queanbeyan
Capitaol
Cooma District
Jenzues
A. C. Howera
Canberra
Australia
Fmetieh
Cootamundra
Sydney
H. R. Miller
Noalw
Flughy Learce
N W. Board of Control
Oramre
Cunherr
Federal
Board of Control
Giatrhontween
Howern Bhieff
Jenewe
Vis
Jin
Chiba
Distriet League
N.E.W. Rugby Football League
Moengra
A. C. Bowers
Webb
W J Boughrey Honored by Federal Capitol Command
After more than three years in Canberra Mr W J Boughrey of the General's Department was yesterday farewelled by officers of the Federal Capitol Commission. He was presented with an attached case and an Halas, and Chief Commissioner Sir John F ri spoke in high appreciation of his service and regret at his departure.
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W. J. Boughrey
A General's Department
Canberra
Han Buen
Melbourne
Sir John F Ri
Linighrey
Fessien
Queanbeyan Heights Club Faces Off In Friendly Match
Ten members of the Queanbeyan Heights Golf Club and four visitors from Wass played an 18 hole match against Yass Club, won by Yass. A Harman was the lone Heights winner. Post match, Yass vice president Carr Boyd praised hospitality while Yass president Walker praised inter club ties and promised a Queanbeyan return.
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Queanbeyan Heights Golf Club
Wass
Yass Club
A. Harman
Heights
Queanbeyand
Themacles
Sea Oon
G. Carr- Boyd
Yara Club
Carrying Fire Arms Prosecutions Near Queanbeyan
Several defendants appeared by proxy at Queanbeyan Police Court before Mr J W T Forrest P M for carrying firearms on Captain s Flat road on Sunday in June. The offenders H Kettlewell William Booth Bodney Moore Robert H Knight and twin boys pleaded guilty. Police evidence cited private property firearm complaints and landowners reporting sheep damage and eviction difficulties. All were fined and cautioned to desist.
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Captain'n Flat
Queanbeyan
J. W. T. ‘Forrest
P.M
H. Kettlewell
William Booth
Bodney Moore
Robert H. Knight
Daring thief found guilty in Melbourne jewel theft
John Patrick Cornlake, 24, previously tried, convicted today in the Criminal Court of stealing diamond rings valued at £2000 from Paitrey’s Jewellery, Howle Plage and Collins Street, January 10. The act was noted as daring with a daylight window smash and crowding streets. Remanded for another hearing.
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Melbourne
John Patrick Cornlake
Adelaide
Paitrey
Howle Plage
Ore Collins Stgert
Caralake
Arntone
Karuma Racehorse Sold in 4000 Guinea Sale
The racehorse Karuma was sold for 4000 guineas to Reydney Mominy. Kortum was also sold today for 4090 coins. It is believed the buyers are Messrs Constable and E. J. Ballou.
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Reydney
Mominy
Measra
Constable
E. J. Ballou
Inquiry into Flying Welter race at Rosehill
Sydney racing inquiry reports that Gladshot ran with rare suspicion but given the benefit of the doubt. Crowley’s handling of Gounod was reviewed. evidence suggested it involved accidental interference. Crowley’s explanation was accepted by the A2C stipendiary stewards.
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Sydney
A.2.c. Stipendiary
Rosehill
Thesr
Crowley
Gounod
Limerick for Sydney Wet Lington Set for July Flight
Limerick for Sydney Wet Lington and his two year old half brother Roacren will depart Wellington for Sydney on July 4. The notice mentions their plan and the travel detail, with minimal context.
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Wet
Lington
Mondiay
Limerele
Roacren
Wellington
Sydney
Selling Poison Prosecutions at Queanbeyan Court
Two cases heard by Mr J W T Forrest P M at Queanbeyan Police Court under the U S Rule of Poisons Act resulted in fines. John C Strong, a Queanbeyan grocer, was charged with selling Kay's Compound a poison without a license. he claimed it was old stock. Stanley Meehan, a Station Hill resident, pleaded guilty to selling unlicensed liquor labeled layout and was fined.
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U.S
W. T. Tucker
Sranley Meehan
Soecer
Station Hill
Queanbeyan
Ullty
Canberraa Bowling Club Farewell Dinner at Hotel Kurrajong
The second half of the Canberraa Bowling Club was held at Hotel Kurrajong last night with large attendance. Farewell gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Loughrey who depart for Melbourne tonight. President C. E. Franeta gave Mr Loughrey an inlaid collar box and Mrs Loughrey a handkerchief box. Mr. McKenna entertained with vocally varied items while Miss Houston accompanied on piano.
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Canberrea
Hotel Kurrajong
W. H. Loughrey
Melbourne
C. E. Franeta
Mr. Loughrey
Fete of the Soul Lecture Sparks University Controversy
A controversial talk at Manchester University argued there is no evidence that the spirit survives after brain death. The speaker likened the brain to a machine that fuels mind and memory and claimed the soul ceases to exist with the body. Medical observers urged acceptance of physiological explanations to diagnose mental illness and prevent disasters. A Bir Araf dan statement is noted.
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Ludwig Monitecture
Innichester University
Bir Are Dan
Lion Tamer Mauled in Circus Performance
A lion tamer was attacked by a lion during a circun act near Kor paler on the Dutch frontier in Germany. The animal mauled his arms shoulders and chest after several clashes, but he continued to attempt control until colleagues rescued him. The other performers remained calm and spectators appeared to enjoy the dangerous spectacle.
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Korpaler
Germany
Anyanh
Harror
Fingerprint Technique Aids Crime Probe In Chicago
A police report details a breakthrough in finger print analysis used in a Chicago case. New York wire transfers helped identify a suspect described as a counterfeit offender who fled during an appeal process.
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Esmond
Antherm Stolf
Cn Xurd
Yaterday
J. W. Ty
Charles A. Hyde
Herbert G. Clarke
H.W. T. Deane
Novel Hile
E- Palen
Conta
Rifle Club
ACTON
Holder
Khield
CUP Compettition
Queanbeyan Heights
Karuma
Limerick
Scho Moll
Cantidair
Mike Rielle
Neleon
Noam Mclntosh
Gok Bil
Per M.C
Igory Dillon
Linn
Swagan
Causeway
Wright
Fantlake
Misa Humphries
Eid
Drick Cottage
Price
W. Turton
Bulider
Lhone
The
Canberra Times
Tepes
Pornor de Puail
D. A. Johnston
Scotland Yard
r&A‘f
Chibcaga
New York
Hayes
Russell, Days
Thunday
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