Warregots Defeat Natives In Tight Rugby Shootout
Warregots beat Native team 18 to 15 in a hard fought match marked by strong forward drive and cohesive play. Key moments saw Warregots sustaining pressure, McIntyre and Hickey featuring in multiple attacks, while Native backs, led by Jim Hall, pressed repeatedly but failed to convert several chances.
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Tsok Aevastage
Acete Warragons
Warvegies
fMicxey
Morerom
Memsciaie
Unger Armstrong
Warrege
Warregs
Armstrong
Armatrong
Jim Hall
Rével
Tab Co
Tate
Mahenay
Keockon
Sear Nalives
Gakuen
Spencer Citmed
Tor
Wakregom
Gresch
Atricultion
Bet
McIntyre
Celmtasiad
Beling
Morrissey
Tobin
Dows
Goudy
Warresoes
Hickey
Stock Movements and Local Football Notes
A list records stock movements by rail and road including Cannom Hill, Marre, Clare, Morven, Charmville, and Greenstead with hundreds of mixed sheep and cattle shifted to Bake districts. The accompanying sports section notes Warregsen versus Natives, a score update, and tributes to Mr Bruton amid comments on the game’s pace and a critique of officials.
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Patines
Fightep
Simon
Peter Core
Sey
Warreps
Cross
Rum
Ogy
Collins
Tata Ae
McConnnell
W. Wall
Forwarts
Kennedy
B Badsbter
F. State
L Cavavearh
Hindjet
Imate
Etyta
Boring Creek
Wyandra
Cannon HM
AM. Bitler & Co
Spring Creek
Tembe Surrumbah
Coongeela
Cannom Pe
Comer Marre
Gore
Botoras
Best
Staxmale
Renee
Lim Wedere
Chater
Meter
Chemrleville
Kpeses
Tamuijis
Aranais
Bereets
Morven
Voomis
Wotern Pastoral Co
Berdete
Rorsen
Cootadal
P. Gadeby
Charterilla
Vroad
J. W
E. Wair Miegeman
J. Welrohares
Wether
Dewarra
Roma
Quilverry Siding
Charteriie
Akers
Dewsim
Sheen
Yanna
Cannon Hsl AB Nagil
Dillelah
Angollals
Chartevtile
M.S. Britcher
Charle
Waters
Charleville
Canhee Htl AG
Admam Kiegutom
Tusa
Ghitt Sete Chacon
G- Adages
Kingston
Yan Gs
Roe Ta Yersil
A. Giowryr
Morgceo
Colsten
Charee
Catia
Albec Park
Chariavilla
JH Kensady
Lal
J. Croak
W. Mcleod
Iaker Brow
Gowri
Yvanguard
Cacey
B. Brutom
Bruton
Be &T
Demand by Japan Counter to Proposed Tariff
Queensland Minister for Agriculture Mr FW Bulcock notes Japan’s tariff proposal as a reply to British Empire trade preferences. He says wheat exports to Japan rose recently but wartime disruption affected demand. Wool exports face competition but Japan’s wool industry benefits from efficiency. removing waste textiles could shift global production and harm supplies.
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Queansland
FW. Bulcock
Queensland
Japan
Mancimrim
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Warrese Forwarts
Canerton
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Cannon Hill
Fraser
Clavertym
Warrespes
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Goody
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W. H. Green
Lro Dispensing
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