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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 31, 1935

Page

4

Queanbeyan Tea Sale Draws Busy Afternoon Crowd

Sprigs of heather from Bonole Scotland were eagerly sought at an American tea hosted by St Stephen’s Ladies Guild at Queanbeyan’s School Hall. The event featured Heather donations from Mrs C G Thomson and a thronged hall with vocal items by local ladies. Proceeds supported guild activities with stalls and refreshments by named helpers.

Heather Dirrer Bonole Scotland St. Ste’phen's Presbyterian School Queanbeyan St. Stephen's

Another Bid for District Cricket

An attempt will be made on Saturday night to reorganise the Kibeyan District Cricket Association which has not yet been able to commence its competition matches for the season. A new secretary will be appointed in place of Mr Syd Hinckeman who resigned some weeks ago. It is proposed to draw up the programme of competition matches. If the association gains expected support the competition round will start soon and enough clubs will participate to make it enjoyable.

Qibeyan District Cricket Assoc Syd. Hinckeman

Bowling Queanbeyan Opens Season With Early Matches

Queanbeyan bowlers used part of the club green for the first roll yesterday afternoon as pairs contests were played and the surface remained heavy. The season opens officially November 17 with Alderman J Esmond to perform the ceremony, inviting current and club members. The Bowls and Croquet Club will host a joint card evening Monday. Results saw Adams and Peters defeat Taylor and Woodger 20 to 17, Kendall and Beott beat Rolfe and Campbell 29 to 10.

Queanbeyan Ald J. Esmond Adams Peters Taylor Woodger Kendall Beott Rolfe Campbell

First St. John's organ tune recalled as Rory O More

Canon Edwards at the Canberra Grammar School foundation ceremony recounted that the old St. John's Church organ’s first tune after arrival from England was the dance melody Rory O More rather than a hymn. He noted a 93 year old former pupil living in Sydney recalled the organ’s arrival and the reprimand of girls for dancing in the aisle.

St. John’s England Rory O‘more Canon Edwards Canberra Grammar School St. John's School Grammar School Sydney St. John's Rory O'More Canon Smith

Wonderful Mrs M Riley Praises Morse Indian Root Pills

Wonderful Mrs M Riley of 140 King Street M cot NE writes she has used Dr Morse s Indian Root Pills for thirty years and found them wonderful She was run down but pills revived her health and she recommends them to friends She carries pills in purse and says they are worth their weight in gold She also endorses Carmack s Nerve and Bone Liniment and praises it highly.

Carmack

Queanbeyan Greyhound Cup Meeting Draws Strong Entries

Good entries were received for the Queanbeyan Club Blackmere Cup meeting on Saturday with prize money over £0. the main race offers £10 plus the Cup. Dogs run in five heats, finalists fight for the Cup, Consolation Stakes winner gets £2 and dog clothing. Trials run tonight 7:30 to 9:00. draw lists include Blue Cement, Safety Girl, Mernes Del Vaccia, Tita Melba, and others across heats.

Queanbeyan Club

Y W C A Notes on Secretary Transfers and Meetings

Miss Tapley Short will leave Canberra early next year to become associate general secretary at Melbourne YWCA, assisting Grave Carr. Nina Brentnall of Travancore India is welcomed tonight as secretary. Joan and Betty Rayner will share travels tomorrow. Brentnall will speak on Trivandrum Travancore. A Bible class change and Junior Clubs rally are noted with greetings from other YWCA associations.

Tapley Short Canberra Y.wc.a Melbourne G.A Grave Carr Bay Jos America Nina Brentnall Travancore India Joan Betty Rayner Misa Brentnal Trivandrum Tupley Short

Blackmere Cup Final Sets Hurdles and Stakes lineups

The event features Safety Girl Vacola Blue Cement and Mires Doll in the Final of the Blackmere Cup with heats for First and Second Dogs. Hurdles include Madeline's Hope Western Doll Snow's Own Actor Boy Bright King Silver The Viking Have Ano ther Galt Spot Farewell Stakes 650 yards lists Gingers Hope Brook Lee King Kong Our Andy Baradoo All Blue High Jinks. Electric Light Stakes names Gingers Hope Hawkinge Derby Andy Pale Hands High Jinks. Queanbeyan Stakes second division shows Black Nell Flying Princess Star White Ruin Bells Society Petit Maid Delian Gay Wicker Taffeta Fortunole.

Blue Cement Girlie Limes Safety Girl Mernes del Vaccia Tita Melba Gay Idea Binghi Clever Fox Annie’ Laurie Speerbon Lady Nicotine Una Black Guy Mary Ciag Grey Face Actor Boy Patricia Ler Les Pat Monterey Jim Bell of the Royal Visitor Gold Spot Rathleon Snow's Jason Jelines Hope Wilton Tony Gay Betty Yambira King Montoes Chaperone King Vacola Lectage Western User Flying Moon Dainty Boy Riversheen Simpleston Hendrock Jim's Double Blippery Mac Natty Buttons Burndoo Madeline's Hope Snow's Own Bright King Silver Gingers Hope Brook Lee King Kong Our Andy Baradoo All Blue High Jinks Hawkinge Andy Pale Hands Queanbeyan Black Nell Flying Princess Star White Ruin Bells Society Petit Maid Delian Gay Wicker Taffeta Fortunole

Trade treaty altered after Brussels negations

The Prime Minister announced that Belgium has withdrawn its notice terminating the provisional Trade Agreement of November 1984 on Belgian glass and Australian meat and barley. The arrangement allowing unrestricted Australian meat and barley into Belgium remains in force but can be denunciated on two months’ notice by either government.

Mr. Lyons Henry Gullett Brussels Noticd Calamonwealth Belgium

Soldiers Widows Benefit Bill Aims To Aid Returnees

The Commonwealth Government proposes about £5000 for widows and widowed mothers of returned soldiers in needy housing cases. Assistant Minister Thorby said payments would continue, with the state covering remaining costs if necessary. If instalments cannot be paid the government would meet commitments from a special fund, each case judged on its merits to avoid undue hardship. The bill lifts annual repatriation benefits to £350,000 for returned soldiers and widows.

Commonwealth Thorby Fa Special Trust Fund

Permanent Tourist Traffic Officer Proposed in Canberra Plan

Canberra planners and chamber groups discuss a permanent Tourist Traffic Officer role to boost tourism. The idea, backed by interior and commerce bodies, envisions funding through commerce and government channels to promote Canberra as a southbound tourist hub and extend visitor stays at Parliament House and local river areas.

Iitermedie Til Pelt Department of the Interior Chamber of Cumnene Westad Ag Chamber of Commerce Department of the Terror Canberra Parliament House

Gaol For Assault On Wife In Sydney Court

Henry Thomas Rose, 30, a farmer, was sentenced to jail today for assaulting his wife Vera Rowe. She testified that he punched her three times in the face at breakfast and dragged her from the house by the hair.

Sydney Henry ‘Thomas Rose Vera Rowe

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