Tennis tournament events and club notices at Barton Forrest and Barton Courts
Section I lists dames and supporters at Barton Court meetings with many names including Albright Sigging Gee Hicks Lee Rees Griffiths Nicholson Bolly Fielding Crawley and the Misses Weaver Symons Bryan Walms ley. Section II at Forrest Courts includes Barrenger Duty Weymouth Swindon Moore Waterman Torrance Hodgkinson Knowles Moss Ramsay Shearn and Cameron. Section IV at Barton Court names Gibert Vant Buckett Eld side Lucas Perriman Horgan Leafer Miles Brady Ierael Shannon Pierson Tend McFadyen Cleaver. Night Basket Ball begins after Gym Class each Wednesday at 2pm. Members send good wishes to Coalfields group returning from a weekend camp at Farmer Brown's Barn. Dramation resumes next Wednesday. Fall day conference planned Friday May 31 at 1.45 with papers by Dames Tillyard Sally Rain Eliza Stephen and Reed. Jeanne Holland's Club at Fire Brigade met with good attendance. girls 11 to 13 welcome. Guides plan Child Nurse Badge training. girls may join without becoming a Guide. Frat dinner of Women's Community Club scheduled June 6 at 15 with Mrs Tiltyard as speaker. names to attend. Kangaroo Club busy with string bells. Basketball on Telopaa Park School grounds every Saturday as part of the programme. National Girls' work committee chairman Mrs W. W. Johnston attended an event. Folk dancing progressing well. Kookaburras at Dun Troon had an all-day picnic. School has started and annual short weekly meetings resume. Kurrambee Club expects good attendance and further programme planning.
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Barton Courte
Albright
Sigging
Gee
Hicks
Lee
Rees Griffiths
Nicholson
Bolly
Fielding
Crawley
Weaver
Symons
Bryan
Walmsley
Stephenson
Cox
McCallum
Hutchinson
O'Sullivan
Stubbington Thorpe
Kennett
Hattinbury
Noonan
Edwards
Dale
Douglas
Adamson
Misa Hutchison
Forrest Courts
Mesdamew Barrenger
Duty Weymouth
Swindon
Moore
Waterman
Torrance
Hodgkinson
Uie Miaien
Knowles
Moss
Ramsay
Shearn
Cameron
Barton Courts
Mesdame
Gibert
Vant
Buckett Eldside
Lucas
Perriman
Horgan
Leafer
Miles
Brady
Ierael
Shannon
Pierson
Tend McFadyen
Cleaver
Coalfields
Farmer Brown
Cesewool
Meadames Tillyard
Sally
Rain
Eliza
Stephen
Reed
Kinkinna Club
Gialt
Mra
W. W. Johnston
National Girls’ Work Committee
Kookaburras
Duntroon
Australian citrus export policy under discussion
The Australian Agricultural Council will consider recommendations from state authorities on orange juice content and export standards. Issues include juice percentage, export dates by variety and district, compulsory pre export processing, packing plant supervision, packing perils, port speed, and refrigerated transport efficiency. The Commonwealth plans a bounty on citrus exports, while markets in England face strong competition from South Africa and Brazil.
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Australian Agricultural Council
South Africa
Wharie
Zeland
England
Australia
Brasil
Commonwealth
Operatic Prizes at Sydney Eisteddfod Attract Entries
Entries are arriving for operatic prizes at the City of Sydney Eisteddfod. Two £50 awards fund male and female aria renditions with open participation from all states and nations. The event emphasizes a single female and male voice division with six competitors per aria and repeat selections forbidden.
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Bydney
Sydney
Women Drivers Defended by Lord Nuffield
Lord Nuffield rebukes the idea that women drivers are a menace and defends their competence in modern motoring. He asserts women perform with skill and caution, contributing to vehicle design and overall road safety, while praising improvements in controls, weather-ready batteries, and practical features.
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Nufeld
Psychologista
Lord Nufield
Lt Porsile
Cara
Wonders of nature hermit crab and sea anemone partnership
A hermit crab hosts a pink sea anemone on its shell for protection while the anemone feeds, then detaches and reattaches to new shells as the crab moves. The symbiotic plant resists removal, enabling the pair to travel long distances and spread.
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Sud
Jubilee Fund Receives Additional Donation
A further subscription to the King and Queen's Jubilee Fund for material welfare was received yesterday. The fund now stands: previously acknowledged £114 18 0 and Mr E W Parkes 220.
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King and Queen's Jubilee Fund
E,w. Parkes
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LS. Re
Y.W. CA
Jeanne Holland
Fire Brigade
A. Ke
Women's Community Club
Tiltyard
Kangaroo Club
Telopea Park
Kurrambee Club
Sydney Eisteddfod
Wrigley's
Wrigleys
Clifton
Clifford Love & Co, Ltd
Clarence Street
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
WinchcomDears
Arlene
Windhcombe
Bridge Street
Lord Nuffield
Bill
Beth
Billy
Inglis
Inglis Ltd
Kent St
Goldenia
Inglis Bonny Lines
Regiarly
Lifebuoy
Mrs. Churchill
Leter
Tree