Common Areas Under Review in District Cricket
A Canberra meeting of the 4.GT Cricket Association appoints a sub committee to investigate common territory rules. It declares Hotel Kurrajong common to Manuka and Kingston clubs while Belconnen and Gungahlin districts are shared by Hull and Athalie clubs. The panel will define boundaries if needed and report on stability of current arrangements. | Note: summary condensed to reflect readable facts. some OCR fragments omitted for clarity.
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Federal
4.Gt. Cricket Association
Canberra Grammar School
Bt. ‘Andrew
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Canberra
Legacy Club Bridge Evening Marks Historic Canberra Event
A Legacy Club bridge night on October 22 in Canberra is billed as a milestone in local bridge history. The event features a match between a Canberra four and Dr Me Fridge Magasin, with high stakes and a venue in the Lecture Hall. A notable sponsorship offer by A E Whitelaw is noted, referencing Bradman and Culbertson as part of the era’s bridge lore.
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Turgala
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Canberra
Bradman
Ene- Inna
Ager & Jovel
McAdam
Letty
Ely Culbertson
Culberton
Great Britain
Geme
Legacy Club
London Trials of Electromatic Traffic Control System
London officials report trials of an electromatic traffic control system at busy intersections. Vehicle actuated by plates embedded in pavements adjust signals, promising up to 26 percent higher street capacity and substantial time savings for buses and pedestrians. Cost under 1000 pounds per crossing with potential annual savings for major operators.
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el Crouings
Atwell
Melbourne
2. Lyons and Co. Ltd
bin London
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Oxford Birect
Londes
Man badly injured in factory machine accident
Sydney report of Charles Wooder aged 28 from Bummer Hutt injured at Dawson and Bons cannier works Camperdown. He was caught in a machine, limbs fractured or mangled, and extricated with difficulty as several workers helped. Condition stated as grave.
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Sydney
Charles Wooder
Bummer Hutt
Dawson
Camperdown
Sss
Ang
Mt Rave
Sydney Wool Sales Show Steady Market Amid Global Competition
A Sydney wool sale saw 10,817 bales sold at auction from a total offering of 12,37 with another 1.56 bales disposed privately. Prices were unchanged from the prior day amid strong competition from Japan, the continent, and Yorkshire. Irregularities appeared in buriess wool, with faults fetching lower rates. top lots included Badil-Gas from Willow Trae and various grades listed by growers such as Hilton Kelly Crookwell and Rev. Hobson Warlalda. The third series of Sydney wool assays will run from October H1 to November 24, submitting 4,009 bales.
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Continent
Yorkshire
Willow Trae
Hilton Kelly
Crookwell
Gomer Williams
Garah
Ewes
Geta
McNalll
Harraba
Ewen
Wethers Ud
E. Johmaton
Morce
Wethera
Droken
Whitton Estate
Tamworth
Rev. Hobson
Warlalda
Wethers
Tennis Mid-week Final Set For Tomorrow At Manuku
The mid-week tennis competition final will be played tomorrow at the Association Court Manuku starting 145 p.m. Forrest, after leading the preliminaries, faces Kingston in a potential grands final if defeated. Teammates Abbott Mackinnon and Sheehan plus Mrs Hicks from Kingston are noted along with Miss Head Kemp Ro Crupp and Mrs Dovgina in the event coverage.
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Manuku
Forrest
Kingston
Forreat
Smines Abbott
Mackinnon
Sheehan
Sheehan, and Mrs. Hicks, Kingaton.—Amissea Head
Kemp
Ro Crupp
Dovgina
Two Men Caught By Police For Pigeon Theft
Kogarah Police Court fined William Armstrong and William George Robinson for bird stealing. Detective stated he monitored Armstrong at home and saw him arrive with Robinson carrying two bags containing pigeons and seventeen swallows with necks broken.
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Sydney
William ‘Thomas Armatrong
Wiliam George Robinson
Kogarah
Truman
Armatrong
Robinson
New Method of Theft In Court Debacle
Victor Stewart 28 Inourer George Honeyman 35 bread carter and Dorothy Senneil 24 domestic charged with breaking and entering and stealing. Police prosecutor said Stewart a known suburban rousebreake and Honeyman drove a bread cart to the house of Senneil where proceeds were taken. Remanded to October 11.
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Sydney
Central Court
Victor
Stewart
Inourer
George ‘Thomas Honeyman
Carter
Dorothy Senneil
Honeyman
Death by own action on steamer BYDNEY reported
On Tuesday the steamer Maungenul arrived from New England and the captain reported a passenger, Colin, was found dead on the poop deck with a rope around the neck. The second passenger appeared entangled as other crew members tried to assist, suggesting suicide by self strangulation.
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Bydney
New Eagland
Capetain
Colin
Rifle winners at National Rifle Association meeting
In Sydney on Tuesday the Langfield Aggregate, the premier NRA prize, was won by R. F. Allen of Queensland after a shoot-off against E. Ellis of Bendigo amid enthusiastic crowds. Prizes included The Motton and The Jamieson with £1 awards to Queanbeyan and Canberra shooters.
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Langfield
National Rifle, Association
R. 4. Allen
Queensland
Ellis
Bendigo
Ammld
Motton
A. Jonnston
Queanbeyan
J. Dovey
Canberra
J. Chariton
the Jamieson
M. ‘Tay- Tior
Queanbeyand
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