Canberra Women’s Hockey Team Triumphs in Country Week Carnival
Canberra women’s hockey team played in the Country Week carnival today, beating Newtown by three goals in a tight match. Scorers for Canberra included V, TIK, and L. Biundait as the team recorded two wins, one draw, and one loss alongside other results such as Goulburn defeating Maw Moxland 2-4 and Wauchope routing Wallial 6-0.
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Oalwarda
Hulohoe Thiaiali
L. Biundait
Han
Goulburn
Maw Moxland
Wauchope
Waliial
Coonaiite
Bovinl
Weather report notes record frost in city and suburbs
The weather report records a sharp frost in Sydney and surrounding areas with temperatures around 18 degrees and a lower morning reading than the previous day. The Weather Bureau notes the cold spell affecting the metropolitan region.
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Sydney
Uralia
Golf Associates LGU Medal results and late round winner
The LGU Medal final round was played on Thursday. Mim Meredith won with a total score of 225 for the four rounds. Fire and Mrs Mionba posted 244 and 222 respectively, with Mrs Dwvidoon among top finishers as Nett 0 in the last round.
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Mionba
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Mra Phoctan
Canberra Mut. branch meeting presents Snowden farewell
At the Canberra Branch of the U8 Mut. best on Monday lant presentation was made to Mr. C. TD. Snowden of the Government pint Ing Gdice who is about to retire and move to Melbourne.
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At & Meating
Canberra
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Myibourne
Abrahams Extends Confidence in Canberra Trade Expansion
The Abrahams firm announces a Canberra expansion, extending confidence in the future of the Canberra operation. The extension includes new premises at Kingston to support winter trade, with preparations and anticipated larger purchasing capacity.
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A. Vi
Laree
New Hopes of Disarmament at Geneva Conference
The world seeks disarmament amid fears of failure as nations face pull of armed power. Hoover plans reductions credit for intent while Italy supports, Britain backs, France blocks. Delicate weeks at Geneva may yield compromises and potential progress or continued arms reliance.
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France
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Warm tributes paid to ex service men Mr Deane
Ex servicemen extol Mr P E Deane in Canberra at a farewell and recognition event. Leaders and veterans praise his work with returned soldiers and front-line support, urging continued backing for ex servicemen and recalling Deane's role in organizing support and loyalty campaigns.
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P. E. Deane
Trade with the East Influence Through Education
A long fragmented report discusses trade with China and economic policy, noting railway business, banking, and commercial agreements. It mentions Sydney figures, Australian exporters, and a push to expand cultural and commercial ties, with references to officials and merchants involved in early 20th century trade efforts.
Stranded trawler to be refloated this week
YUNA reports plans to refloat a stranded trawler after assessments. A salvage team from Charlie Cam works toward freeing the vessel and bringing it to safe waters as weather allows.
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Industrial Commission Award Promises Wage Provisions
The Industrial Commission proposes a wage award covering commercial travelers amid complex proceedings. Names such as Colin Mackenaly appear in the record, with decisions recommending a special appointment for an extended term to align wage and conditions with transportation interests.
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Mx Hoven
Ution
State Parliament Opening Ceremony Shifts Governing Tone
The opening of Parliament featured speeches by Sir John Heden and other leaders, with the Premier and Opposition leader in attendance. Major points included appointing a speaker, a planned reshuffle, and a ceremonial address emphasizing duty and government direction.
Upper House Proceedings Amid Contested Motions and Appointments
In the afternoon session the Attorney General met senior officials and the honorary assistant minister to discuss pleas. The House was informed that resignations of Menara, Hoger, and Brown had been accepted and their four month terms noted. Carruthers received a four month absence grant, while Norman Kater was extended to attend the Ottawa Women Conference. The President announced the Governor’s assent to certain measures but could not present the Mortyagos Tusstion during Parliament's opening.
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Severe frosts damage water reticulation in town
Severe frosts damaged the water network causing taps to fail and drinking fountains to decay. Repairs began over multiple days with typos and garbled words but local officials urged patience as crews worked through the downtime and taxes during the week.
Canberra Male Choir Concert Next Monday
Canberra Male Choir presents a year round program at Park Boon OW Monthay with sparse details of works and performers. The lineup includes Mr W Hunt and Miss C Whitteman as contributors, violin by Mr M Rowe and others. Conductor Mr W Male leads with accompaniment by Mr A L Berton and Mr AIL in a likely commemorative event.
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