Six M I P Delegation for Jubilee Finalized
A Commonwealth Parliament delegation of six members is set to visit England for King’s Jubilee celebrations. Riordan and Makin join Gregory, Foll, Lawson, Hutchinson, with Riordan and Makin sailing May end and others leaving April 30. Mrs Gregory accompanies at her expense.
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Commonwealth Parliament
Empire Parliamentary Association
England
C. B. Johnston
Messrs. Riordan
Kennedy
Queensland
J. Lawson
Macquarie, N.&.w
W. Hutchinson
Indi
Victoria
Associates Golf Final Round Shapes Trophy Victory
In difficult weather the final 86 hole Bogey competition concluded with Mrs. Alexander eclipsing rivals. She won the trophy after a first round teard of 2 up and a second round 6 up, finishing ahead of Mrs. Johnston who was 4 up over two days. Other scores include Mrs Webb 2 up and several players listed with down results.
Tattersall's Races Acceptances and Key Runners
Acceptance lists for Tattersall's races include the Novice Handicap divisions with first and second starts, noting start prices from 1.0 and 2.0, and names such as Salling Musician Captain Patwood Rado Allugo Glenwitch Bemmak Cockpen, plus entries for Randwick Stakes and Denman Stakes with listed runners like Jacko High Tom Pinch Some Boy Tom Baud Boldness and others, reflecting the field prospects and stipulated start times.
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Salling
Musician
Patwood
Rado
Allugo
Glenwitch
Bemmak
Cockpen
Limone
Cue
Fluent
Tapestry
Bally
Joviathon
Buay Man
Thaddeus
Jacko
High
Tom Pinch
Some Boy
Blixten
Dromos Roman Sunclad
Spear
Bim Boy
Golden Gate
Vista
Prince Oid
Club Notes Reid Club Tennis Outlook March Events
The Reid Club plans a teams match on March 30 with entries closing March 23. Lady members recently completed a four week whirlwind tour of tournaments. Miss Fielding won the aggregate by a narrow margin. The annual meeting foresaw a strong season with many new players. Office-bearers include Patron Dr Finlay and President P F Douglas. Trophies were won by Mrs Thorpe and Mr W Maloney for pennant play. A social match at Ginninderra and an Ainslie Club tournament are noted along with Euchre at the Amalie Hall and an open mixed doubles event on March 30. Braddon and Northbourne clubs announce Easter Monday doubles events. Northbourne semi-finals in men’s singles: Nish, Murray, Waterman, Hicks. A pennant entry plan adds several teams.
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Reld
Cub
Bome
Miss Fielding
Mias Weaver
Ofice
Finlay
P. F. Douglas
See
W. Maloney
K. Bailey
E. Winter
FCT
Thorpe
Douglas
H. Thorpe
Ginninderea Haa
Mesdames Hammond
Horan
Miss Goodwin
Ainslie
Amalie Hall
Northbourne
A. Nish
F. Murray
H. Waterman
Hicks
Five Grades for Pennant Play in Local Tennis League
The Council of the FCT LTA approved five pennant grades for this year with altered player limits. A Grade remains four men. new A Grade Mixed includes two men and two ladies. B Grade has four men and B Grade Mixed matches A Grade Mixed. C Grade exists as well. The one court policy aims to increase teams and participation, with ladies midweek play in A B and C grades. The Ladies American tournament, run by the Ladies' Auxiliary, had twenty five pairs enter. final won by Mrs Haremond and Mrs D Edwards who beat Mrs Stepheng and Mrs Ryan 64.
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Counc
FCT
LTA
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Haremond
D. Edwards
Stepheng
Ryan
Bowling mid-week results at Queanbeyan Club
Mid week games at Queanbeyan Bowling Club produced ladder results with Kendall defeating Peters and Archdeacon, Neate, Mapa overcoming Dunne, Hull, Humivon in a 112 game set.
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Queanbeyan Bowling Club
Kendall
Eat Peters
Archdeacon Pile
Neate
Mapa
Dunne
Hull
Humivon
Examinations for Commonwealth Public Service roles held in Canberra
An examination for appointment as typist to the Commonwealth Public Service will be held in Canberra on Saturday afternoon May 11. On Saturday May 15 another examination will be held for teachingists statistical-tabulators reststant or searcher positions.
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Commonwealth Public Service
Canberra
Contracts Let for Six Brick Residences
The Department of the Interior accepted the tender of C. Banks Canberra for erecting six brick residences on Section 5. The contract price is fifty thousand dollars and related testing and examinations are scheduled for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Banks
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Hanubilly
New South Wales
Sunlay
Aif
Uual
Tirh
Absyr
Kellogg's
Gui
Hollogg
Holbrook
Holbrooks Anchovy
I.P
Choice
Associates’ Golf
Vulcan Lord Sun
Air Port
Btrathbogie
Roy Imbiber
Shackleton Allunga
Bulletin Mano
Warbler Fireman
Bunart Casanova
CITY
Reid Club
Fire Sgade Club
Ainslie Clu
the City Club
Permissior
Braddon Club
Northbourne Club
Ster
Nestle
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Miles
Dunlop Perdriau
Perdriau
Pric Ax
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