McGrath Defeated in Four Sets at Wimbledon Upset
In a dramatic round one match at Wimbledon London the seeded McGrath fell to American Allison in four sets as Turnbull beat Van Ryn and Crawford Quist Hopman and Perry posted early victories. The Australian comeback and McGrath’s forehand struggles highlighted a volatile day on center court.
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London
Wimmedon
McGrath
Allleon
Turnbull
van Ryn
Bo Th
Lea
Allison
Hhe
Todd
McCrath
Vol leVings
Foat
Avalentian
Ateevon
Vna Urealgn
Crawford
Bragnan
Thera
Raturn
Hilchin
Quist
Pon. Partridge
Oxford University
Wimbledon
Partridge
Keverley
Perry
Bainville
Boratra
Henkel
van Fyn
Hopman
Freshwater
Curwford
Sengnon
Payiridgs
Peery
Rainville
Borotte Bret Henkel
Bousave
Collins
Menret
Coler
Wend Best Hoh
Aun Ain
Avery
Malfroy
Choy (Chin
Pakmieri
Niahlinnre
Stuntman
Sturgeon
Budge
Wilde
Maier
Teat Robertaon
Ame Hoa
Hecht
Marco
Bernard
Hughon
Culley
Bhure Brut Pronn
Andrews
David
Britaindy
Tuckey
Dont Spence
von Crumm
Deleon
Uruguay
Case Teal Hore
Berlin
Austyplia
England
Alligon
McGratt
Australia
Canberra Weather Forecast Notes Cold and Wet Outlook
Canberra forecast calls for cold conditions with intermittent showers and strong winds. Officials warn of rough travel and possible frost in exposed areas as a front moves across the region.
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Canberra
Warning Signs in Australian Loan Failure and Budget Deficits
A Canberra Times analysis notes the failed Australian loan due to public doubt over sound finance and high interest rates. It criticizes government officials and says future issuances must address confidence, with finite deficits financed by smarter policy and cheaper, more efficient governance.
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London
Australia
Commonwealth Bank Board
Commonwealth
New South Wales
J. T. Lang
Stevens
Musical Society Programme Pleases with Subdued Virtuosity
A Canberra Marsles Society subscription concert at Albert Hall featured Margot Jackson and pianist Mr Jackson delivering a refined program. The audience responded with warm appreciation, applauding the nuanced performances and the cohesive collaboration between performer and accompanist.
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Haneen
Canberra
Lyon
Albert Hall
Mise Margot
Magaitibon
Nuehwiid
Planten
English School of
Jackson
We Commonwealth
Bax
Siuzani
Myer Hess
Mr. Jackson
Jemnoy
Vitalis
Churiler
Manu
Barahnead
jSaen
Pamian
Demee Trony de Falla
Inet
Admkt
Oreaakov
Townnine
Altho
Gail
Avery Numbay
Beldim
Pulp
Duckson
Mateaera
The Church's Task in Modern Life
Dr W Russell Maltby, noted geologist and preacher, urged that the church must mold new men and women through a revival of faith. He argued that modern life is complex and distracting, requiring stronger personal conviction and a shared moral duty to unite nations and halt disintegration. He warned against political detachment and urged the church to engage deeply with contemporary questions to restore belief in God.
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W. Russell Maltby
Maltby
England
Commonwealth
Australi
Australia
Fred J. Cato
Methodist Church
Takibe
Hia
Marthy
Hots Tbey
Dot
Becaus
Mattby
Australig
Dr Pages Plan Battles At Reform
Dr Page argues for constitutional reconstruction through a Commons wealth plan and state representation. He claims past amendments failed due to factional opposition and urges a temporary measure to provide relief while pursuing permanent reforms. He cites Australia’s Wentworth policy and the Premier’s stance as supportive context.
Publishing Notice The Canberra Ties Proprietor TM Sapte
Publication notice for The Canberra Ties listing proprietor TM Sapte at Mort Birest Canberra with contact and station details. Opaque OCR text includes railroad and Commonwealth references, suggesting a formal business notice in a historic Canberra context.
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Sapte Brews
Mort Birest
City
Canberra
Sotor Body Works at Fishermen's Bend
A brief notice notes Sotor Body Works serving Fishermen's Bend with automotive repair offerings. The readable text is fragmentary but confirms location and business focus on vessel and vehicle servicing for the local fishing community. Limited details prevent full scope or dates.
Manurial trial shows commercial value in potato yields
Agricultural report by J. H. Green notes a season trial at Wyreema with Mr. W. H. Arthur examining manure types on potato crops. Germination and vigor were strong until a late blight and hot spell reduced yields. harvests show mixed results with notable per-acre outputs and detailed fertilizer mixes.
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W. H. Arthur
Wyreema
Bombala
3. H. Green
Department of Agriculture
Peruwil
Uli Dir Ase
Secrets of Sands New Finds in Egypt
Cairo reports ongoing digs at the second pyramid by Professor Selim Hussac of the Egyptian University. Debris removal uncovers a subterranean cave like chamber and a day boat carved in rock, with inscriptions and a modern pulley among relics near royal tombs.
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Selim Hussac lv
Cepheem
Cairo
London
Decduville
Von
Anwan
Russian Progress Impressed by European View of War
Mr Ogilvie, visiting London, expresses surprise at European support for peace efforts. He notes Britain’s cautious stance toward Abyssinia and Russia’s preference for stability, while critiquing the variances in wealth and unemployment reporting across nations. He underscores admiration for a more moderate international mood amid continental views.
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Londan
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Me Hach Blows Ashore Near Ninety Mile Beach
A storm drives the ketch Me Hach ashore off Ninety Mile Beach. One pirate reportedly tried to escape by land but was forced to swim back to shore as officials enforce port safety and shore winds lash Auckland coast.
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Auckland
Ninety Mile
Canberra Power Chief Warns Of Rising Electricity Use
Mr H B Moss, chief electrical engineer to the Department of the Interior, told Canberra Chamber members the annual electricity consumption in the Federal Capital has risen sharply since the lean years and will reach a record high. He cited Burrinjuck rate tests and said Canberra charges are not the main cause, predicting a substantial increases in demand and consumption before the next period. He noted pumping station turbines and the water supply load influence and suggested that high daily per capita usage would occur, especially in hot weather, with Canberra consumers using about 80 percent more than winter figures observed in Melbourne.
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Phe Raspfall
Hombatn
Lue Eyup Wah
Tyottuwsi
Riad
Gould
Ivich
Amamunia
Wsuensnis
Canberra
Cummerce
H. B. Mons
Department of le Interior
Federal
Gavherra
Mat Lecassil
Melbourne
Stluisbéett
Toll of Battlefields Reveals British Remains Count
A wartime graves report notes 96 590 British bodies found on French battlefields through 1984 with many remains moved to cemeteries. Official efforts and civilian salvage teams locate and identify soldiers, while missing or damaged effects complicate identification.
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Pablan Warenhs
Sparch Partina
Battlettelan
Aravon
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