Wedding of Dulcie Shumack and Oswald Woodger at St John the Baptist
The Church of St John the Baptist hosted the marriage of Dulcie Shumack, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Shumack of Springvale Weetangera, to Oswald Woodger, third son of Mrs and the late Mr Katherine Woodner Queanbeyan. Archdeacon Robertson officiated. A reception followed at Hotel Aline with about 40 guests and a motor tour later.
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St. John the Baptist
Dulcie
A. Shumack
Springvale
Weetangerra
Oswald Jamex
Ie, Woodger
Katherine Woodner
Queanbeyan
Canberra
Dorothy
Joan Shumack
W. Woodger
Jnr
W. Edlington
Archdeacon C. 8 Robertson
Hotel Ainele
Shumach
T. Woodger
Shumack
Mr. Woodger
Archdeacon Robertson
Canberra Court Hears A Parade Of Traffic Offences
At Canberra Court yesterday a large number of defendants faced charges for congestion and traffic breaches. Cecil Johr of Luton pleaded guilty to displaying a deceptive number plate and unlicensed driving, with fines totaling 10 shillings and 2 shillings 6 pence costs. Other defendants included Patrick Donnally fined 10 shillings and 6 pence costs for driving with licence issues, Richard Alder 10 shillings and 4 pence, Rupert Matthews 6 shillings 1 penny plus 4 shillings 6 pence for failing to return expired plates, Percy Hastingsford I 16 shillings 8 pence costs, and Henry Hodgson 30 shillings and 8 pence costs for driving without a licence. Constable Broadribh testified to incidents on Ur t arr a Road and Cotter Road. The session noted earlier warnings about bicycle lights and driving permits.
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C. W. Swingy
Canberra
Cecil Johr
Luton
Jon
Constable Broadeibt
Urtarra Road
Anyather
Posmesios
Patrick Joseph Donnally
Jeveta
Richard Alder
Costa
Rupert Matthews
Conte
Percy Hastingford
Deme Wilson
Lee Kerridge
Poassamon
Broadribh
Cotter ‘Road
Ines
Review Corrects Semi Final Remarks In Canberra Times
The Canberra Times carries corrections on two statements from Saturday's semi final review. The note clarifies Acton’s use of a private shed and the misapprehension about Manuka's objection to a boot last. It also mentions a license transfer matter for the Hotel Civic and Montague O Keeffs, with W A Powell opposed.
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Canberra Times
Iaue
Aduh
Acton
Aluaite
Northbourne
Manuka
Mace
Ita
Bir
Fae
Canberra Competition Finals Event at Northbourne Oval
In Canberra on September 1996 finals feature Canberra City facing off in a playoff with Queanbeyan forfeiture affecting the schedule. The city playoff leads to a grand final against the City Souths winner on the following Saturday after a 14 all draw.
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Canberra City
Northbourne Oval
Fatal skirmish kills recruiter in New Guinea
A clash in New Guinea leaves recruiter C. A. Gough ywau dead. Four local labourers are wounded and four attacking natives are killed. Sir George Pearce said the district officer reported Gough speared in the back and neck near Umbrum in the Sepik grace country. Further details expected in a week.
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Iabour
New Guinea
C. A. Gout Ywau
Territories
Sir George Pearce
New Gainea
Gough
Newak
Bepik
Umbrum
Sepik
Sir George Aid
Massy Cup Canberra Depleted for Final Anal Draw Match
Canberra and Queanbeyan line up for Sundays last Anal draw clash with Byrne likely to fill for Goulburn setback. Beton retires, Mayo to cover vacancies as Johnston and Mayo prepare. Attendance urged at Temper Park practice with Spearing Boag McNamara Lyffrein McGrath Robbie Cays Moore Branwell Byrne Mayo Grant Bladen Faull Ongrey.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
Gueanbeyan
Byrne
Goulburn
Qona Herb
Yis
E. Johnston
Mayo
Anu
Temper [Park
Bpeering
Boag
McNamara
Lyffrien
McGrath
Robbie
Cays
Moore
Branwell
Grant
Bladen
Faull
Ongrey
Adelaide Carnival honors top player in South Australian School Carnival
D Baohll of the Telo pea Park Mohoal led with W Wilkinson of Western Australia to win the best and fairest award, earning the J L Williams Medal. The carnival drew nearly 200 boys, with Victoria defeating South Australia to claim the carnival championship. Canberra boys prepare for return and other racing and sale notices appear in the page.
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Canberra
D. Baohll
Telopea Park
Mohoal
W. Wilkinson
Western Australia
J. L. Williams
Aucceas
Victoria
South Austrlia
Tania
Ani
Aival Wil Tah
Nti
Bamel
Pang
Ip Reel
Asn
Cater
Ibe Yarded
Wholesale prices surge in Melbourne July highest in six years
The Commonwealth Statistician Dr Wilson announced July wholesale prices in Melbourne rose to 158d, the peak in six years, up from 1628d in June. He cited higher costs for agricultural produce, meat, jute, leather and wool, with gains in corn, potatoes, fruit, and building materials. Lower prices appeared for zinc, lead, bran, corn sacks, eggs, tea, and cream of tartar.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Statisician
Wilson
St Peters Murder Case Heard in Court
In St Peters Ridward Pulley and George Plaisted face murder charges for the August 15 killing of William Gardiner. MacRae testified Pulley admitted knowing the shooter but denied pulling the trigger. Gardiner’s dying statement was admitted. Mrs Gardiner cried in court as evidence proceeded. Coroner ruled Gardiner murdered. Pulley and Plaisted were committed for trial with Plaisted aiding and abetting.
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Sydney
Ly Alio
Ridward Pulley
Bergeant Mackae
Wiliam Gardiner
St. Peters
Pulley
George Plaisted
MacRae
Gardiner
Macfin
Wilkes Wald
T. E. McMahon
Ainslie School Ball Promises Prizes and Fancy Dress
The Ainslie School Fancy Ball will be held tomorrow night at Abe Albert Hall starting 7:30 PM An energetic ladies committee will provide supper and Pogson's Band will furnish music Prizes include best original outfits best dressed girl and boy most humorous pair and other categories Special Dusty arrangements noted
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Ainslie
Abe Albert
Prises
Moat
Rmausic
Pogson
Sydney Wool Sales Sydney Tuesday Trade Surges
Sydney wool sales today attracted strong competition from Yorkshire and the Continent with good lines of fleece and wool being priced favorably. Greasy merino fleece sold to 20d per lb for five bales from Mungindi, while Bradford reached 30d for a slip from Gurtey. Auction offerings totalled 11 001 bales with 9 218 sold and 429 disposed of privately. Bales of skin wools amounted to 144.
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Sydney
Yorkshire
Continent
Bradford
Gurtey
Military Ball at Hotel Canberra Seeks Wide Suburban Attendance
The annual Military Ball will be held at Hotel Canberra on Friday September 2. Residents of nearby towns show considerable interest and invitations have been sent. Prominent attendees include The Prime Wintater Mr Lyone Geoffrey and Lazy Whinkard. Invitations seen in Goulburn Yeen Queanbeyan Bungendore and Michelago with many planning to attend.
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Canberra
Prime Wintater
Mr. Lyone
Geoffrey and
Lazy Whinkard
Royal Cannera Wolf Club Match Draw Confusing Teaser
The draw for a pilitard tourne iment tonight includes matches like Balle v M Parbury and G Homans v KE Hessett. Other listed pairings involve W Fanning Browne HJ Pilshie v F Con noberta v Wo OB McKarrow and Siedwood y HK V James.
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Enére
BEST
Nestle
Lysaght’s
Commonwealth
Lysaght
Lysaght Bros. & CO. Ltd
Mridge Street
Holbrook
Omoate
Woodger
R. Brough
Hon. Bee
Acton F.C
Massy Cup
Queanbeyan Stock Sale
Ainslie School
Sydney Wool Sales
Goulburn, ‘Yeen Queanbeyan
Bungendore
Michelago
Royal Cannerra Wolf Club
Pilitard
Te Fofierwa
Johnson and Johnson
Mader
Johnson’s
Bill
Persil
Rma
Syreaky
Bill Sve
Tesi
Perri
Bulcitrs
Plaase
Ederal Capital Press
Braddon
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