Wyandra Narrowly Beats Cunnamulla in Curtain Raiser
Wyandra triumphed by eight to five after a hard fought curtain raiser to Colimba and Walla cups. Key players included Abe and E Dengerfield for Wyandra with Gilmore Houston Heyer Shephernt and Madderm among the backs and forwards. The result extends Wyandra’s edge over Cunnamulla’s third team as natives seek a season finale upset.
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Wrandra
Congamalla
Walla
Cunnnamulla
Ane Ronulla
Wirandra
Cunnamulla
Wyanke
Mt Ube
Craders
Chailevis
Lal Rexel
Wyandra
Kame Wyandra
Koonnee
R. Heyer
Dolman
F Roberts
J. Shephernt
D. Qaker
J. Baker
Dangerfield
J. Madderm
P. Kieran
Rugby clash ends in stalemate as Cunnamulla and Charleville defense hold
Cunnamulla versus Charleville saw both sides press and defend with air ball play and strong scrum work. Brumfield and Horne scored for Cunnamulla while Charleville’s Taylor led timely pushes. despite waves of attack, neither side secured a decisive tally in a tight regional rugby encounter.
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Cunnazoulla
Fullbeach
T. Johnson
Threequarters
J. Morrin
H Brumfield
J. York
L. Dick
J. Hamilton
R. Hickey
Forvants
R. Richardson
T Flannagan
G. Sanders
L Miller
W Horne
P. Lani
Charterillc
H. Carpendale
V. Hall
V. Taylor
Futasimou
J. Wakes
G. Hoare
G. Hooper
K. Ogden
F. McConnell
Pugsley
C. Roun
Cunnamulla
Cuscamul
Johnson
Abe Charleville Teme
Cannaralla
Earier
Snally
Charleville
Taylor
Brush
Chasteville
Naminita
Lous
Water sample notes trace minerals and phosphates
The report notes portions of water display tiny traces of albuminoids organic matter and phosphates with aldiates present in the sample.
Deciding match venue drawn for Warrego Rugby League
The weekly Charto vik Rugby League meeting at the Victoria Hotel discussed venue for the deciding match between Charleville and Cunna malls, a neutral referee, and date in July. A draw set premier round matchups with Warrego vs Three Stars at Charleville and natives traveling to Angarbella, with various logistical decisions and acknowledgments noted.
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Chartovik Rugby Leagwe
Victoria Hotel
Monay
Mesarn
J Carpenudale
A. Guten
M. Lonergan
Williamson
KR. Meade
Warrego Wluly
J. Muller
Natives Club Velegate
B. Kavanagh
Dooney
Mesures Muller
Meade
Carpendale
Ealittr
Woody
Warrean
Clai
Charleville
Ove Cunnoulla
Messrs Maller
Williamson m
Charleville and
Cunnamalls
Frank Partridi
Rome
Linagatt Messin Oates
Lonergan
Bondmemt
Leeyrue
Cummamalia
Une
Cunnamolia
Iitdows
B. Turmer
Trilm
Combamulla
Bee
Kevanagh Iugerstein
Charleville State School
Middleton Station Grows With 135000 Acre Purchase
About 70 000 pounds was paid at an auction in Contamatla for Middleton station near Warrambal in Connamalla on Thursday. The estate of late H Keenan and J F R Keenan, with Mr M Keena, sold by Wootridee Rights Co in conjunction with Australian Mercantile Land and Finance. The 135 000 acre property, open Mitchell grass and rong gidyea country, carries 40 000 sheep and is watered by bore drains. Subdivisions into 30 paddocks and 10 stands, plus 4 modern homesteads are included. Mr Norman Bourke called it one of Southern Queensland’s best sales in recent times.
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Mitcheton
Southcom
Comnamalla
Wootridee, Righs &2 Co
Conmmalla
Australian, Mercantile, Land and Finance Co
A.B. M
F. Fo Thompson
Sydney
M Cotter
Warrambal Station
Connamella
H. Ho
J FR Keenan
M. T. Keema Middleton
Keenan
Mitchell
Norman Bourke
United Graziers’ Association
Queensland
Times Printer Feeds City With Expanded Transit Maps
The Times reports a city wide rollout of expanded transit maps showing bus and rail corridors. Officials say the updated visuals aim to simplify routes and improve rider planning ahead of summer service changes. Local businesses welcome better access to transit hubs and a smoother commuting experience.
Day-old poultry sale offers from A Lue of Toowoomba
Day-old pullets and chicks advertised from A Lue at 16 Ranpurley Street Toowoomba. White Leghorns and Brown Leghorns among stock with prices listed per dozen per 100 and per 109. Delivery offered from June.
Croquet Notes From Pleasant Farm Afternoon
A very pleasant afternoon of croquet on the lawn drew guests to the farm on Saturday. Mr Hood won the main competition and Mrs Smith did well in the other event. Mr Hinkinfus won the raffle as tea was served despite a chilly day. Scores show Mrs Williams 21, Mrs Smith 14, Mrs Haglion 15, Mrs Bracker and Mrs Hoare 9, Mina Hines 24, Mrs Williams and Mrs Love 15, Mrs Carell and Mrs Smith 9, Mrs Bracker and Mrs Hoary 17, Mrs Love 44, Mrs Hines and Mrs Hoary, Mrs Bracker and Miss Morr 22, Miss Williams and Mrs Allen 20.
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Avery Piel
Cardin
Mr. Hood
Mrs. Williams
Vo Mra Smith
Mra Haglion
Mrs Bracker
Mire Hoare
Mina Hines
Mra. Wilume
Mra Love
Mre Carell
Mre Smith
Mra Bracker
Mrs Hoary
Mra. Love
Mise Hines
Mra Hoary
Min Morr
Mim Wiliams
Mra. Allen
Bowling Notes From Weekend Play
Attendance and results from Saturday July 3 and Sunday July 4 note multiple players in East 24 Cock of the Walk Arthur v Hilair 7 and semi final pairs handicap with players Vic E Kast Barnett Corones Burton. Final set to be played Sunday afternoon at 2 30 pm between winner and Cook and Humphreys.
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Hisir
O'Gorman
O'Neill
Noyes Et
Deutscher
Arthur
Austin
East
Cock-of-the-Walk
Arthur v. Hilair
Geo. Humphreys
Vic
E Kast
Barnett
Corones
Burton
Axcalust Cook
Humphreys
Tie In President's Cap At Foursome Golf Week
The focal golf links week featured a united Canadian foursome stroke handicap won by Mr. and Mrs. W. Ager with a strong 14 hole card. The Presidents trophy event saw Mesara J A Denaldeon and H Beaumont Meners drawn to a playoff. Wenere Austin and Woodbine won 3 up on bogey. Weather was clear and a lively weekend kept players engaged as next events schedule nation.
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Focal Golf Links
J. J. Gerdimer
Mra. W. Ager
A. W. Fox
Washich
Mesara J A
Beaumont
Tomorow
Whittle
Bomday
Fragmentary historic note on sensory sensitivity and a Syrian river
A highly garbled passage references Buttery astiennae with heightened sensitivity to certain smmetia, mentions the river Nabr al-Arus in the Leb anon Wstrict of Syria, and hints at a Times printing operation run by experts.
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Nabr al-Arus
Lebanon
Syria
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