Trustees set conditions for exhibiting paintings in Australian show
The text outlines bequest rules for a painting exhibition across Australian states. It specifies age residency and exhibition history requirements for painters, caps on works per artist, and monetary expectations for displayed works. It notes trustees focus on sul pictures this year and describes boards across Victoria New South Wales South Australia coordinating the show.
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Artit
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Victoria
Constata
Feélton
National Galleriea of
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South Australia
Property Sale At Queanbeyan Ends In Court Auction
Partial notice shows Haven and Russell property in Queanbeyan be sold by Lt Woodgerang. Details hint at parcels including 08 feet by 30 feet and 25 feet lots in a shopping area. Hayes and Russell firm undergoing voluntary liquidation.
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Raid on Dutch Coast Reported by Air Ministry
London reports that last night bombers attacked Querberon and other locations along the Dutch coast with several direct hits observed by observers from the Air Ministry.
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Tobacco price rise proposed by Commonwealth commissioner
The Commonwealth tobacco commissioner announced a penny two ounce price increase for oakage tobacco. The move would double pack prices and be shared by the seller and sponsor agent. The Retail Tobacco Traders say reserves are exhausted and a critical shortage looms amid reports of government unawareness.
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Copland
Dried Fruits Rationing Urged For War Needs
The Minister for Customs Mr Harrison urged the public to cut back on dried fruits as export controls are imposed to reserve supplies for the fighting services. He warned that fruit surpluses abroad cannot meet civil needs and urged shifts to other fruit categories with ample domestic stocks.
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Evacuees by Air From Threatened Areas
A Surabaya report says air evacuees from threatened zones are booked through mid June with passengers from the Bar Dust area. Handelsblatt notes no evacuation is needed as Dutch towns are spacious and bomb damage unlikely.
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Sourabaya
Handels Biat
Netherlands
Russian Defence Budget Approved by Supreme Council
Moscow reports the Supreme Council has approved the defence budget amid ongoing budget deliberations. The decision comes as military and security funding remains a priority for the government.
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ACT Bowling Scores Highlight ACT Competition Leaders
Six leading clubs Ainslie Hall Northbourne Queanbeyan Manuka and CMC share a tight race with only nine points separating them. Hall’s 67 and standout bowlers from Manuka and Grammar punctuate a contest marked by low scores and strategic play as teams chase top positions.
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Bell led by innings in erratic scoring
A fragmentary cricket report notes Bell achieving a win margin while Roberts and Stevens contributed limited runs. Bowling figures show Nish and Robey with modest lines and Rimmington strong on first innings. The text is garbled but implies a partial score sequence and player names involved.
Epee cricket match on home wicket offers poor score revival
Play paused after a collapse left the innings at 108 all out with four wickets down. Resumption yielded only three more runs, the score slipping to 53 for 3. Bowler friendly conditions aided the bowlers while Freebody and O Connor contributed top scoring for the innings.
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Ambiguous OCR sports note with scattered figures
Fragmentary OCR text lists bowling and batting figures with names like Gale, L. smith, Williams, Wieber, Collina, Rance, Jones and numbers such as 0-26 2-98 3-48. The entry is incomplete with broken phrases and lacks clear context or event.
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Inter-Services Captain-Secretary's Team Cricketers Shine
Inter-Services captain-secretary's XI posted a mixed performance with notable bowling from Githome who took 5-44 and Parkes 1-32 while batsmen Duffusnia and Manuka contributed modest totals. Ramsay scored 2-5 and Griffin held in scoring while See and Mason claimed key wickets.
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C O'Neill
Mason
P. Walsh
Parkes
Gundries
Ainslie Batsmen Struggle Early in Narrow Innings
Ainslie faced early collapse as top order failed but H Quigg steadied with a useful to lift the score. Gratton and Higgine added a 48 partnership for the 10th wicket before Ateff’s bowlers struck, leaving Ainslie to follow on as wickets fell at regular intervals.
Ambiguous cricket scorecard entry for Air Force innings
Scant text shows names Gordon Gallard Bellchambers Rosa Capen Roan Ryan J Burne Davies and Capen with runs and outs. Mentions Air Force and Innings nine in a cricket context with unclear formatting and potential corrections.
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Wrnsen Capen
Under 16 Manuka vs Boys' Club match report
Under 16 Manuka posted 174 with Bailey 32 not out and Harding 16 before Reynolds took 5- Lee and Stuart each 1-1. Boys' Club replied with 87 led by Lee 27 and Reynolds 20. Shumack 2-38 and Jahall 2-38. Under 14 Manuka 44 fell to Ainslie 180 as Shumack 108 not out anchored the chase. Bellick 22 not out top-scored for Manuka.
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Malta Raid Strikes London Early Saturday
A Malta communique reports unidentified enemy aircraft dropped bombs on London on Saturday. One plane was seriously hit and believed to have returned to base. Casualties and damage to the pro party facility from the raid are noted.
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Berlin communique reports February shipping losses
In Berlin a February communique states the enemy lost about 1 000 000 tons of merchant shipping.
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