Queanbeyan Blues Edge Canberra In Close Rugby Friendly
Queanbeyan Blues beat Canberra 12 to 11 in a keen match at Queanbeyan Showground. Strong tackles and late pressure kept the game tight with Griffiths and Ryam boosting Queanbeyan and Hawke, Hughes, and O'Brien for Canberra shining in midfield.
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Queanbeyan Blues
Canberra
Queanbeyan Showground
Blues
Grifiths
Ryam
Hayward
Crookwell
Queanbeyan
Norton
Kay
Griffiths
O'Neill
Gale
Swan
R. Rowley
PP. Ryan
McIntyre
K. Rowley
Blandon
Phillipa
E. Hawke
Riley
H. Speering
Hughes
A. O'Brien
Keys
Grimes
O. Byrne
Seton
Johnston
Bladen
H. Burke
Grant
Hawke
Byrke
Scion
Eye
O'Brien
Phillips
KK. Hawke
Speering
Queanbeque
Bilandon
Brandon
O’brien
Byrne
Hame
Lion
Clarrie Hinckaman
Britain's Bid for Naval Limitation Talks in Paris and Rome
British efforts to limit naval buildup through talks with France and Italy gather pace. Anthony Eden travels to Rome after discussions in Paris with Laval, with Britain inviting naval experts to London and stressing collaboration for collective security.
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London
Paris
Anthony Eden
Rome
Zoe
M. Laval
Brian d
France
Eden
German approval of British policy signals Rome meeting hopes
Berlin circles approve a British policy move as First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Bolton Monsell hosts Eden and Rome discussions. They express hope the talks lead to a successful conference prelude, with no official statements on the agreement.
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London
Berlin
Admiralty
Bolton Byres-Monsell
Eden
Rome
Journey's End Barrow Reach Mount Buffalo in Snow
T Parkinson and passenger Evana pushed a wheelbarrow to the Chalet of Mount Buffalo, reaching 52 minutes within the time limit at 12 23 p m. The feat drew about 8000 people who welcomed them and kissed the pusher as snowstorm halted the effort a mile and a quarter from the goal.
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Melbourne
T. Parkinson
Evana
Mount Buffalo
Wheat Act policy praised by British minister at Leicester
The British Minister for Agriculture Mr Hiliot spoke in Leicester praising a Wheat Act tariff and levy plan to benefit British producers. He argued modern policy should lower tariffs to keep food prices down and tie proceeds to develop the scheme, suggesting overseas suppliers assist in market regulation.
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Lodon
Minster For Agriculture
Hiliot
Leicester
Britain
Spain
Irish Peace Secret Move on Foot
The Sunday Express reports influential figures backing new unofficial talks for Anglo Irish peace. Negotiations hinge on Éamon de Valera dropping republican claims in return for Ulster’s inclusion in an all Irish Free State within the British Empire. De Valera had previously said he would sacrifice much for a United Ireland.
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London
The
Sunday Express
de Valera
Ulster
Ireland
Ex servicemen delegation to visit cities in Europe
A delegation of ex service men will visit Prague on July 4 Vienna on July 8 Budapest on July 12 and Berlin on July 13. The visits follow the goodwill gesture by the Prince of Wales and mirror tours given to ex service men from allied countries in the war.
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London
Prince of Wales
Fish Legion
Prague
Venna
Budapest
Berlin
Britain
First Big Order for British Planes in Air Force Expansion
The Financial News reports the first large contract for British fighters under the new expansion program. This initial order signals a broader series of military aircraft purchases aimed at boosting the Air Force’s strength.
Siedel's Bid for Runs in South Africa vs Yorkshire
South Africa opened with Biedle aiming for 1000 runs but fell to Bowes after lunch. Cameron made 45 off 40, Fisher troubled by leg trap, while Bowes led Yorkshire with 50 runs and Smailes three wickets as the innings ended 288.
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London
Yorkshire
Biedie
Bowes
Biedle
Cameron
Fisher
Beorea
South Africa
Mitchell
Bibbies
Rowan
C Verity
Nourse
Wade
E¢ Barber
Dalton
Smailes
Vincent
Ibw
Bell
Leyland
Barber
Lbw
Nee
Bundriew
Mr Lyons in Paris Finds Unknown at Start
Mr Lyons visits Paris and tunes to anonymity delighting in being unknown. A News-vendor calls him Mr Lyons, prompting a quick, amused correction.
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MR. Lyons
Paris
Austria
Lyons
O.K
Tragic double murder suicide at Chester Hall garden
Edward Crompton, 50, a retired builder in good circumstances, shot his wife dead in their Chester Hall garden then killed himself. Neighbors witnessed the scene as Crompton, troubled by alleged poisoning visions, fired multiple shots, one harming a baby nearby. He died soon after in a shed, claiming his wife tried to poison him, though no evidence supported that claim.
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Sydney
Edward James Crompton
Crompton
Chester Hall
Jesale Smith
Frank Smith
Mra Smith
Commonwealth loan progress boosts 12 million issue subscriptions
Treasury officials report strong uptake in the 12,000,000 Commonwealth loan with two 250,000 subscriptions from the Australian Mutual Provident Society and Bank of Australasia, plus Penfolds Wines 30,000 and Swan Brewery 10,000. The Australian Mutual Provident Society now holds near 20,000,000 in stock as thousands of small investors show confidence.
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Commonwealth Treasury
H. J. Sheehan
Commonwealth
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Bank of Australasia
Penrolis Wines Ltd
Swan Brewery Ltd
Perth
Non Stop Planes May Reach Australia From England
The Morning Post reports a possible non-stop England to Australia flight aided by new low consumption engines. British air cooled sleeve valve and compression ignition designs show reduced petrol and oil use, with automatic mixture control easing pilot workload. A world distance record is not imminent but Britain could gain a wide-margin if bench results translate to flight.
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the Morning Post
England
Australia
Britain
Jubilee Fund receives additional Canberra donation for memorials
A further subscription of £5 2s 0d has been received by the Commonwealth Bank Canberra for credit to the King George V and Queen Mary Memorial and Infant Welfare Memorial Jubilee Fund. Earlier acknowledgments are noted from the Commonwealth Public Service Board.
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Commonwealth Bank
Canberra
Commonwealth Pub
Wc Service Board
Can
Death Toll Reported After German Explosion
Berlin reports a blast incident with casualties and injuries. An official communique confirms several people were hurt, a hospital and security teams responding to the incident.
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Berlin
Reinsdorf Pital
Girl suffers severe burns from fire in Erskineville
Loretta Rollander, an old girl from Erskineville, was severely burnt on the back when her p-u caught alight while standing before an open fire today. Her screams drew her mother who quickly beat out the flames. The girl is in a critical condition.
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Sydney
Ltar
Loretta Rollander
Erskineville
Wyatt Objects to a Barracking at Northampton Club
A crowd jeered Wyatt after he refused to run an extra. He sat on the ground until the hubbub eased as the President and the Club Secretary walked onto the field to express regret for the incident.
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Wyatt
Northamptonshire Club
County cricket scores from Lord's Oval Taunton and more
County cricket results list matches at Lord's The Oval Taunton Bristol Ottinghama Northe Leicestershire and Leicester. Notable performances include Lima 8 for 34 Cameron 4 for 22 Squires 143 Holmes 114 Freeman T 32 Goddard 6 for 36 Hammond 4 for 83 Wyatt 98 Paynter 93 Evans 5 for 67 outcomes vary by innings and venue.
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London
Bridge University
Lima
V. M.C.C
Cameron
Lords
Surrey
Squires
Holmes
Worcestershire
the Oval
Somerset
Freeman
Kent
Fagg
Todd
Taunton
Glamorgan
Goddard
Hammond
Gloucestershire
Bristol
Leicestershire
Creese
Hampshire
Leicester
Lancashire
Watson
Paynter
Evans
Kanex
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Bolton-Mansell
Botton Eyre-Mansell
George Lansbury
Baldwin
Lansbury
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Pilsudski
Journey’s End
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Wager
Parkinson
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Siedel
A.m.in. Society
Jubilee Fund
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Sussex
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Brussels
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