Second Series Cricket Matches Resume Amid Close Contests
In the F C T Cricket Association second series Manukin leads A grade with 255 for 8 as Temby hits 142. Kingston tops Acton Kingston as Ramage and Marquis contribute in a 65 run win margin. Northbourne Hall and Manuka show strong starts in B grade while Kingston Acton edge ahead in first innings. Canberra Grammar School performs well against Manuka with 87 for 2. Northbourne asserts 143 for 6 in a quick match showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C.T. Cricket Association
Manukin
Rguinal Queanbeyan
Temby
Starling
Acton-Kingston
Kingston
Acton
Yuns
Ramage
Marquis
Hall
Northbourne
K. Lece
H. Clapcon
R. Toma
Northbourne Hall
Toma
Worthbourne
W. Peirce
L. James
Wents
Ainslie
St. Andrews
Gillard
Canberra Grammar School
Maouka
Millis
de Salis Ish
Grammar School
Post and Telegraph
Weetridge
Wright
Freeman
Westridge
Weetanverra
Lox
Spring Flowers Season Advances at October Show
The October monthly show of the Horticultural Society in Acton Hall will display a wide range of flowers. Mr J A Carroduas will give the address. An exchange circle is revived to distribute surplus plants or bulbs, led by Mr A J Griffiths who seeks member advice on surplus distribution. The schedule lists many flower classes and garden produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horticultural Society
Acton Hall
J. A. Carroduas
A.J. Griffiths
Wheat policy minister explains export restriction plan
The Government outlines wheat harvest handling and export rules. Mr Stewart says exporters will operate as normal, with powers to require stock purchases or deferred exports if movement stagnates. The plan includes Commonwealth purchase of surplus not offered at world parity to protect growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghipsers
Stewart
Turf 1 Warwwick Farm Maiden Handicap Race Programme
A dense set of racing entries and weights for Warwick Farm Maiden Handicap and related divisions. Lists horses, weights, and runners across divisions with various names and annotations. Contains numerous OCR glitches and scattered race terms.
Publishing Notice of Prepaid Subscriptions Canberra Times
Public notice lists prepaid subscription rates and postal terms within the Commonwealth. Proprietor is The Federal Capital Press of Mort Ghest Canberra, with addresses in Queanbeyan and Uriarra Road, noting rates and contact details for subscription services and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
The
Federal Capital Press of
Mort Ghest, Ory
Canberra
Special Home Delivery Service Notice
Special arrangement announces home delivery of The Canberra Times to Canberra and Queanbeyan residents before other papers. To order provide name and address by mail or phone Queanbeyan numbers and Canberra contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Times
Canberra
Quesabeyan
Camberra
Camiverra
Racing Selections and Runners In Autumn Meeting Card
Reports list various horses and placements acrosshandicap events including Dameminster Kenya Green Greystanes King Pin and Peonyhunter under the Macquarie Grove and Homebush Handicap banners. The drawing features contenders such as Speldon Mouritable View Chatterelle Lionhearted and High Boy with multiple entries across venues noted.
Scratchings Sydney Warwick Farm Questionable Handicap
A Sydney racing item notes Warwick Farm track scratchings and a handicap index for Friday racing, with reader questions on entries and expected fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Warwick Farm
Caulfield Cup Day Attracts Sprint and Cup Contenders
V A T C Caulfield Cup day focuses on the Caulfield Cup with Tweaty acceptors and a strong field. Magnitas led by Kuvera and Pretzel clash in weight, while Maltdale Begoti and Waltzing Lily show form. Topical Sagati Wahsing Lily and Genie Carrington among others watched for places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.A.T.C
Caulfield
Uuulfield
Kuvera
Lke Magnitas
Pretzel
Magnitas
Magititas
Kuvers
Maltdale
Begoti
Abe
Waltzing Lily
Topical
Sagati
Wahsing Lily
Malidele
Genie Carrington
Spring Exhibition Schedule At Albert Hall November 11
The article notes a schedule for the Spring Exhibition to be held at Albert Hall on Saturday November 11, with a valuable bowl donated by Mr. J I Dent for sweet pens among the trophies. It also mentions the Canberra Garden Competition funded by the Department of the Interior and run similarly to last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
J. I. Dent
Red Hill
Canberra
Department of the Interior
Sunday Meeting for Men in Canberra Hall
A Sunday meeting for men will be held at Albert Hall in Canberra under Combined Churches of Canberra. It takes place Sunday November 6 at 3 p m with speaker Mr G A Maxwell KC MP and will feature an orchestra and the Canberra Male Choir contributing to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of
Canberra
Albert Hall
G. A. Maxwell, Kc
Garrotting Charge After Surry Hills Assault
In Sydney a man was choked by two bandits who demanded money. The victim resisted and was dragged into a dark alley where he was rendered senseless. Police arrested two men early this morning and charged them with garrotting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tus
Frederick Francis Smith
Surry Hills
Caulfield Cup May Reach £10000 Prize in Five Years
The chargeman of the Victorian Amateur Turf Club Mr Chaffin said today that in five years the Caulfield Cup could be worth £10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victorian Amateur Turf Club
Chaffin
Deputy Ruler Scratched in Strymoll R C Engagements
In a local racing note, Deputy Ruler was scratched today from Strymoll V and R-C engagements. The change affects upcoming fixtures and entry lineups at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Strymoll V
R-C
Police Inquiry Reveals Bal Chesery Probe Details
Evidence emerged today in a Police Inquiry about alleged bal chery by officers. James Dombral of Colonial Mutual Company said a stolen insured car led to a £500 reward offer. A man named Hill later identified as Birneet Guignan collected the reward after the car’s return. Superintendent Walsh noted a recommendation to transfer Detective Dunn but no dishonesty shown. Owen had aplen did receive a 1926 valor medal, the police department’s top honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
James Dombral
Colonial Mutual Company
Hill
Birneat Guignan
Walsh
Dunn
Owen
Detective Ralph Found Dead at Rail Station
A detective of the Railway Investigation Branch, H. H. Ralph, was found dead at the empty Tail Way Station this morning. He had recently returned from Ring Way where he was conducting an inquiry. Doctors will conduct a post mortem examination.
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Sydney
H. H
Ralph
Railway Investigation Branch
Riingway
Ashe
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Warwick Farm Races
Hiitaen
Preyful & War Suu
Woodfairn A Ieyday
Manresa
Leamber
Isiah Krocoill
Sanehtor & T Router Afuer Monty & & Johnie
Ansand
Ine Dameminater
Alti
Simbiro
Lady Bloom
Fields
Rosainver Ho
Macquarfe Grove
Bill Wedge
Wood
Imu
Varroville Handicap
Questionnnaire
Hill Wedgswood
Vic Sib
Fordlight
Pio Tatyoun
Omagh
Charalf Psalm
Lot Bouyéo
Sir Duninald
Mountain
Mugler View
Cherbourg
Rogerson
Baton Queen
Confal
Newsham
Mona Nursery
Nellie
Cock Lab
Almura .{Inc. Bib
Diwino
Flower of Egypt
Savage
Myra
Tip
Helen
Inalen
Gwyn Nursery
WYUNA
Gravelines
Royal
Hanquet
Character Widgiewa
Kenjin
Gregan Doo
Riawena George
Wiliam Karl Brugi
Windsor
Eminore
Kaoots
Burro Khun
Powsragourt
Kalil
Veridique
Dawniight
Ogwell
Bimurre
Ree
Sevand
Boy & Blematic
Eyo Ee Buakunt
Gothiop Gen Yultewirra
Pasha Bonny
Caulfield Cup
Waltsing Lily
Windsor Handicap
Loch Quin
Byn Lod Farndale
Lord Russell
Angelo Minch
Arroba
Nullden
Bay of Panayan
Salerno
Sculpin Boyfred
Bonny
Bunaby the Earl Guze
Verbury Cavalcade
Yeotord T
Sévane
B. J. Wmrreepersseeee
Queanbeyan
A. M. Pallipk & Bons
Queanbeyan CA
Rebina
M. Newemsy
Esse
Batel
G. BR. Cottam
Uriarra
Ruagendore
A. A. Seeaan Eemseetgeeseres Coder
Falstaff
Biltzen
Futurist
Becomd
Dameminster
Kenya
Greystanes Svenne
Macquarie Grove
I Speldon
Homebush Handicap
Cory Wee
Lionhearted
Lancaster
Wade
Port Moresby
Strathaird
Colgate
Colgate’s
Colpate
Colgate- Palmolive-Peet Co. Ltd
G.P.C
Aes
Gono
Exes Waverle
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