Kingston Boys Triumph In Canberra Fire Brigade Cup Cricket
The Kingston Boys Cricket Club hosted a social evening to present trophies won during the season. They claimed the Canberra Fire Brigade Cup, donated by Helga members, defeating Kingston in the final. Bob Murden accepted the cup for the winning side as Dr. Markerras praised the players and urged continued effort.
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Kingston Boys
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Ehibe
Boys Cricket Association
Kingston
Goodwin
Markertas
Fg.t. Cricket Association
Boys Association
Canberra
Bob" Murden
Wald Sway Ware
Winnnere
Fur Cape
Les
Bowling marvel at Dayton as Murden stars in final match
In Dayton, Bowling figures reveal Jim Skerry, Fielding, Rob Murden, and Best Astounder Key Traynor. Dr. Mackerras presented the ball used in the final, where Footer took thirteen wickets for fourteen runs. Skipper Murden thanked Mr. PF. Dougine for his interest and a token gift of cigars.
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Dyayton
Vin Skerry
Rob Murden
Best Astounder
Key Traynor
Boys Association
Dr. Mackerras
Jim Skerry
Footer
Skipper Murden
Ely
PF. Dougine
State Lottery Reduces Worm Losses in Sheep Grazing
A provincial report argues that internal parasites threaten livestock profitability and that proper grazing, improved feed, and targeted drenches are insufficient alone. It highlights Woolmax Supplement as a proven aid, with cost-conscious use and guidance from Agricultural Department research. Major NSW lottery results appear, noting prizes and syndicates.
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Rydney
North State
Prise
Mra
Olive Patterson
H.C. McGinnis
Morse
Bondi
The
Agricultural Gazette
Ind
Strong Flemington sale sees buoyant sheep and cattle demand
At the Flemington saleyards, Sydney, about 31,000 sheep and lambs drew keen competition and a firm market. Prime trades eased slightly for some lots while overall quality improved with more medium to good lambs. In cattle, 2000 head traded briskly, with good to prime steer losses quoted and weaker lines steady. Wethers and ewes moved 8d to 20d, lambs 10d to 24d, bullocks 4 10 to 10 10, cows 3 4. Best beef 30d, good 20d, medium 23d, inferior 18d per 100.
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Sydney
Flemington
Fatal car capsize near Port Macquarie in Queenslander’s death
Albert Hartup a Queenslander dies when a car in which he rode with his wife overturned near Port Macquarie today. Mrs Hartup is injured.
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Sydney
Albert Hartup
Port Macquarie
Basic Wage Proposals From Unions For Territory Increase
Unions plan to seek a raise in the basic wage for the Territory with hearings set for the Industrial Board on June 17. The previous rate was fixed in August, and Canberra Union sought an increase earlier, with a rejection in October due to time since last disposition. Additional unions are filing or preparing applications, including the A.W.U demand for builders' labourers to receive an extra five shillings weekly in place of a holiday.
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Cenperre
Industrial Board
Canberra
The
A.W.U
Fern Valleys Move for Preservation Effort
The Royal Society of Australia forms a sub committee including Dr J H Le Cumpston and C E Lane-Poole to study how best to preserve the Fern Valleys and adjacent natural flora. The panel will visit the range likely next weekend to determine necessary action.
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Royal Society of Australia
Commonwealth
J. H. le Cumpston
C. E. Lane-Poole
R. J. Tillyard
Franklin Read
Melbourne hunt horsewoman injured in fall
Mrs Peter Ken Moore, a well known horsewoman with the Melbourne Hunt Club, was injured today when a horse fell during riding. Her shoulder was broken and she was carried several miles on an improvised stretcher.
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Melbourne
Monany
Peter Ken Moore
Melbourne Hunt Club
Ladies Auxiliary supports returned soldiers with knitting and visits
In Canberra the Ladies Auxiliary of the Returned Soldiers League assists by visiting hospitals twice weekly, delivering socks and undergarments, and knitting for those at the front and those fallen by the wayside. With dwindling funds they plan a bridge party at the Returned Soldiers' Club to raise a penny subscription and funds.
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Canberra
Ladies’ Auxiliary
F.C.T
Returned Soldiers’ League
Albert Hall
No.4
Capitol Hill
Knights of the Highways
Returned Soldiers
Care or Compulsion by One y Prompts Safer Driving
A Transport Department campaign extends two weeks of Driver responsibility with police ready to impose drastic measures if accidents do not fall. The effort urges motorists to reduce road incidents by voluntary actions under their control and warns authorities will monitor and respond if no improvement.
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Transport Department
Body identified after recovery at the Gap
The remains of a man recovered near the Gap on Friday have been identified as Roy Melrose Berver, 44, of Forbes Street, City. Clothing found above the Gap last Monday linked to the case.
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Sydney
Roy Melrose Berver
Forbes Street
City
Lost 10 Lbs in Two Months Health Message
Fragmented text indicates a health note about rapid weight loss and digestive issues. Mentions low mood and fatigue, with concerns over kidneys and overall vitality. Indicates a personal struggle with wellbeing and potential impact on daily functioning and motivation.
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