Queanbeyan Cycling Club Race Results and Handicaps
Coverage of the Queanbeyan Cycling Club event details multiple races and handicaps for Juvenile, Junior, and Senior divisions. Results list top finishers with times and placements, including Wheel, Handicap distances, and match races led by riders such as H. Lansdowne, J. Byrne, and T. Fur Wager.
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Queanbeyan
Hundley
Spolor
Uner
Pesrulta Wate
Helf Inile
Minckaman
Bo Pate Durari
T Fur Wager
A. Hobaon
Rovbinean
T. Purllager
A. Mobaon
A. Rabinean
Mae
J. Byrne
H. Lansdowne
Thirling
Williama
A Barridan
Avon
B. Robinno
Blarlow
Lewis
Cooperation in Racehorse Reduction Promised by Acting Premier
The Acting Premier promised cooperation in reducing racehorses in training after a meeting with officials at the Ade My. Baddorey emphasized the primary concern is diverting fodder supplies to improper uses, impacting essential services.
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Rydney
Atonaay
Haddeley
Baddorey
Fast Cricket Scoring Report From London Match
Cricket score report from London shows Ayal Buckinghamshire posting 388 in a declared total. Buckinghomenire reply effort included a century in 4 Wheecon over. Details on individual batsmen are unclear due to OCR errors but record notes a high team total and a century by an opposing batsman.
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London
Moway
Bunday Ayal Buckinghantahire
Adt.w
Buckinghomenire
Thad Scoral
Homebush Stock Sale Draws Strong Demand at Baleyards
Good demand noted for 84432 lots as Baleyards sold today with steady competition. Heavy numbers quoted. prime cattle remained strong though quality varied. Medium stock showed fair activity with primes and mediums leading trade. prices ranged with bulls and cows showing solid demand for prime futures.
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Tuat
Kivrolsiseina
Prime Ateer Reef
Play Centre for Reid Faces Construction Start
Department work begins on a new play centre in Reid. The project aims to provide a swimming pool and shaded play areas for children, with a ground floor block and verandah. Officials express enthusiasm as planning progresses toward a functioning facility.
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IY Rehl
Reid
Weminn
Federal Golf Club Match Results Texto
The article records golf results from a Federal Golf Club event with multiple matches. It lists players such as Mulleweh Reynolds Bru kin Markeor Sawlk Micharde Bingley Mayvedet and Hino, noting wins and final scores in a brief, fragmentary format.
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Dhumphinahipe
Mulleweh
Gladwu
Reynolds
Brukin
Ke Ivalaly
Markeora
Sawlk
Manne
Micharde
J. Bingley Tand
H. Mayvedet
HM Bang
Alebarda
You Too Cam Have Lovely Hair Flair and Mystery
Fragmentary OCR note mentions May thie sterling and beta Feta i eta Lae. Readers see unnamed persons and unclear actions. The readable bits suggest a local item about hair or fashion with uncertain details.
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Cam
Canberra National University debate warned by readers
A Canberra Times readers letter voices concern over delaying action on a national university plan. It urges prompt planning, urges the Association of the University to push for a national institution while preserving local college work, and calls for a formal report to authorities. The writer cites Government interest and the need for urgent consultation by the incoming council.
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Camborre Times
Fack
Muthany
Wemciation
Canberra
Whithart
Tte
Jmivee
National University
Anu
Ghnuiinwly
Natonal
bin Eure
College Council
Lyken
Commonwealth
Canberra University
Univerity College
Iit
National University College
Tinkversity of
Iin
National University At
Nm Segate
Tilo
Oitene
Uishoud
Canl
Sutton
Earlile Watern
Cahrra
Dover Heights Tragedy Reveals Fractured Family ties
The body of Mrs Dorice Hetallack was recovered from a car in 20 feet of water at the Dover Heights edge after a plunge from Myuna Road. Horace Norman Retallack identified the car and stated a January 1943 marriage, with the couple living apart recently. Police and RAAF divers recovered the vehicle and plate, noting no brake marks and possible loss of control on the steep road.
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Mediey
John Darwen
Claude Neon
Wistrien Ltd
Basen
Mra
Retallson
Barnes
Dorice Hetallack
Horace Norman Retallack
Glebe
RAAF
Yuna
Myuna Road
Soldiers Denied Beer Through Faulty Packing
Australian troops in the Pacific theater face beer shortages due to fragile packing. Reports say 5,000 camel loads were halted after packing failures raised pillage fears. The dispute involves wharf workers and the Caryn Chatrot Cam hiltteca, with officials considering wood case experiments to fix the supply issue.
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Ayoney
Auatrislan
Pacific
Caryn Chatrot
Move to outlaw strikes Sydney deadline looms
Monday the motion to outlaw strikes is planned for a two thirds vote after debate in Sydney. The Commonwealth Government's proposed program spurs talk as unions defend a "work for all" policy and Wade unions face opposition.
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Sydney
Tate Ponte
Priupamale
Wade
Hollow mockery in preference politics
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Monday committee action on government recommendations. The piece mocks a policy favoring aliens, suggesting only those with certain incomes would gain civil benefits, and condemns the apparent hypocrisy in the approach. Entitled figures and exact names are unclear due to illegibility.
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Stoney
Editor's Defence In Libel Claim At High Court
Millbourne reports a High Court hearing on an appeal by the Editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph over a libel claim. Justice Dixon notes evidence from the Minister for Information and a finance official about a November 28 article, with proceedings adjourned to a future date.
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Millbourne
High Court
Sydney
Daily Telegraph
Dixon
Bel Wall
Ve Minster
Catwell
Penton
Cheran Parsycapha
Justice Dhoi
Stockings Rationing Sparked by Misrepresentation Claims
In Kiwareling, residents allege Avon STOUR misled buyers about stockings described as available for a long period. Official action by the Rationing Commission is noted, with dates spanning from June to November, affecting shipments and stock limits as authorities investigate.
Protests Over Wage Increases Stirled by War Efforts
Protests erupt against wage increases affecting workers linked to wartime production. Report notes government policy and statements from officials, with opposition citing labor conditions and wartime needs. The scene centers on debates within local councils and industry leaders as workers voice concerns.
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Humphre
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Essen
Ringo
China
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Homebush Stock Sale
Federal Golf Club
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Dover Heights
Mondey
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Kiwareling
MORSE
India
Amd Serre
Tettle
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