Adavale District News Report and Local Events
The district reports fair attendance at the Adavale Golf Club event held on a Tuesday night. Rainfall was noted near Wotret during the week. Principal registrations show Adavale leading with 35 points, followed by Gumbarén, Mile, Gundry, Paradise Park, Patricia Perk, Milroy, Goomhie, and Wake’s Tagore among others. Local measures discuss herbages to keep sheep away, wool sales in Rast, hospital maternity ward status, kangaroo prices, and Ted Dompress visiting Toowoomba after family news.
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Adavale
C. Sone Mt
Padsting
Hempitel
Shine
Ted Dompress
Toowoombe
Windorah Dance and Cricket Match Report
Windorah Cricket Club hosted a dance and euchre at the local hall with prizes won by Miss Allen Contalio and Mr W P Anderson of Jundah. A cricket match against Junésh ended in a home win for Windorah in a single innings due to weak opposing bowling. scores listed include Windorah 8 and 286 runs overall with several players named.
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Windorad Cricket Club
Dounger
Allen Contalio
Grou
W. P. Anderson
Jundah
Wintersh
Junésh
Duis Cenaston
Windorah
Fanings
Guthrie
N. Beale
R Crem
L. Kellett
Crem
A. McCab Magn
D. Balter
C. Duty
G. Comte
Yuundeios
Stad
Dinded
W. Ball
Weather and sheep runs mark rural week end notes
Late last week the district reported an average around 120 points in strung remarks as frost persisted each morning. Watton Downs to finish sealing operations this week while mail holdings begin shearing soon. Several sheep shearing starts noted near the end of wet month with three thousand shows moving from Yoroweh to Morven on Friday. Names of local property owners and drivers appear regarding district matters, with Mrs Pottinger and Mrs J Cadson mentioned among others amid Angathetla district gossip and travel plans for a holiday with relatives.
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Rte
Watton Downs
Yoroweh
Nive Vierras
Morven
Memars
Namahton
Lionane
Byrme
Ohare
Mangelain
Pottinger
Angathetla
Tor
J. Cadson
Mmebell
Posed By AWUL Registration Hearing In Sydney
The hearing on the registration of the Wookslausers' Association of Aust Health under the Commonwealth Arbitration Act resumed before Federal Deputy Industrial Registrar Mr. Tarrant in Sydney on Monday. Mr. Roberts for the AWU argued the association lacks capacity for registration and is not a proper association of members but a branch. He suggested that water assessors in Queensland were AWUL members and that the organization would consolidate work committees. The hearing was adjourned.
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Wookslausers’ Association of
Aust Health
Tarrant
Sydney
Roberts
A.W.U
A W.U
Cimmees
Weater Assars
Queensland
AWUL
Allovant Wool Market Auction Draws Mixed Trade
The wool market opened with private treaty deals dominating the sale as higher brands fetched better prices. Notable figures included Dartmowtit and Wishton groups with modest gains, while early results showed cautious demand amid market uncertainty.
Fat stock sales report from Queanbeyan coop shows hedging trends
The Queanbeyan Primary Producers Association cattle yarded 1 374 at Common Mall with prime beef prices 18 to 17 pence per 100 pounds and light to heavy trades from 12 to 15 pence. Only 301 lambs forward with scarce good quality families. prime wool prices 37 to 16 shillings per head in merino lines. Brisbane agents report 12 08 cattle prided, 10 000 sheep sold with prime wethers and wooled stock. overall market mixed amid scarce top quality.
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Tle
Vaines
Ihsér Brisbane
Zenland
Wethers
Woollies
Owas
Bromanga Ammten Race Crowds Attend Weekend Meeting
A local racing event at Bromanga on Saturday June 17 drew a lively attendance and offered a total prize pool near £3. A trophy valued over £2 featured prominently, claimed by Mr. FP Mureau after a strong performance by local riders. Secretaries and organizers praised the steady turnout and the evening dance that followed the races.
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Bromanes
Ae C.W.A
FP. Mureau
RJ. Seems
Better directed attack by centre fuels Cheerios win over Rangers
In a summer match on Saturday, Cheerios defeated Rangers 2 to 13 after a strong middle attack and precise goal shooting. The victory lifts Cheerios to the top of the premiership table while Rangers slip. B grade table shows Rangers 10, Sambeams 4, Cheeros 2 as the season progresses. Charlottie Baskets Association plans a Brisbane tour next month with a reception in July.
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Cheerton
Rangers
Siatch
Cheerios
Sambeams
Cheetos
Sambeame
CharlorMie Baskets Association
Brisbane
Quilote
Rome
Tragedy No 13 Bishop Survives Shipwreck Ordeal
90 year old Bishop among 14 men trapped in a ship cabin as icy spray and wreck carried them. He survived 13 hours until the craft washed ashore. Eleven others died of exposure over days. The bishop credited deliverance to a providential net of God after enduring frost, hunger, and a fire set to warm him.
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Watt Geep
Local Basket Association Night Yields Prizes and Music
Friday night proceedings featured a basketball association event with about £8 in prizes. L Williams and Mr Oates split the ladies prize while J Barnesell and M Creavey divided the pendant prize. Dancers enjoyed excellent music by Seymore.
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F& Mise
L. Williams
Mr. Oates
J. Bmasell
Creavey
Seymore
Land Ballots Restrictions Urged by Local Producers
Mr Campbell spoke at the Downs district conference urging that persons owning large land areas be barred from participating in government land ballots. He argued charity should be extended to landless individuals, with ballots limited to smallholders. He cited Millmerran ballots and noted fear that large landholders’ exclusion would force farmers’ sons to seek work elsewhere. Regulations should bar landowners from ballots and modify the Land Act to reflect rentals and tenure.
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la. Camptel
Qukey
Hat
Hey
Campbell
W. A Deseon
Vic
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