West Queanbeyan Defeat Queanbeyan B Grade In Moore Shield
West Queanbeyan sealed a third straight Moore Shield win by beating Queanbeyan B Grade outright to retain the shield. G Baxter and W Gibbs led with strong bowling, Baxter taking seven wickets in the match and Gibbs claiming multiple hauls as West Queanbeyan dominated both Innings.
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Moore Brothers win Goldberg Cup match in Quenabeyan round
Moore Brothers defeated The Halfway by three runs in a Goldberg Cup tie on Sunday at Queanbeyan Bow ldown, with H Hart top scoring for Moore Brothers. N Croker and Bentor among bowlers for The Rail, while J Esmond and Clarke claimed multiple wickets for Moore Brothers.
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Dunlop Rail Route Auto Promises Mixed Transport Breakthrough
Dunlop Rubber Co presents the Rail-route, a dual road and rail vehicle using standard tires with front trolley wheels to ride rails. Trials in Paris under Minister Paladier show simple conversion from road to rail using a Humd Shaft mechanism, with 42 mph speed and braking superior to metal tires, suggesting possible passenger trains on rails in future.
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Rifle Shooting at Queanbeyan Range Final Scores
The weekly rifle event at the Queanbeyan range covered the 900 yard round. Final scores show J. Johnston leading with 46 points, H. Kendall scoring 14, Capel achieving 45, and Riprey among others. The contest took place Sunday with several shooters in attendance.
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Queanbeyan
Union officer guilty of theft of funds in Perth
William Charis McKenzie, secretary of the Timber Workers' Union, was found guilty of misappropriating 100 pounds belonging to the union and sentenced to 11 months in prison.
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Perth
Wiliam Charis McKenzie
Timber Workers’ Union
Rokite Products invites viewing new garden ornaments
An invitation from Rokite Products, Rokite Garden Ornaments and Home Beautifying, to visit their yard to inspect new Bird Baths, Flower Tubes, and Garden Ornaments made of Australian York. The design lineup promises quaint, lasting pieces and urges customers to come and see them at their City location.
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Conk Cab Ha Celggted ber Wiemellon acid
A garbled OCR note mentions a confrontation and bloodshed with unclear names and places, making precise details impossible. The fragment implies a violent event or conflict but lacks readable nouns or dates to identify people or locations.
Canberra City Band dance dazzles Albert Hall audience
Canberra’s City Band held a Friday night dance at Albert Hall with 26 musicians including Pogson’s Orchestra and guests. The event drew a large crowd, featured refined music and tasteful floral decor by Mrs. Cumyn, Goodwin, and Eldridge, and thanks were offered to musicians and the Ladies Auxiliary for superb supper and arrangements.
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80 Per Cent Of Needs The Aurantimue Of The Chamber Of Commerce Journal
The Aurantimue reports on wool imports into the British empire noting around zero per cent of needs met domestically. In 1931 Australia supplied about one third of raw wool imports by value and volume, with New Zealand and South Africa also contributing. Prices fell world wide, reducing demand and causing a drop in shipments from major suppliers.
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Homebush stock sales show cautious buyer mood
The auction featured steady competition with abundant stock from Jarabe and others. Prices were generally weaker than Thursday, with Western sheep yielding 8/ to 18/ and bullocks at 6 to 7, while prime beef offered at 23/ to 30 and lighter stock varied by quality.
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