Sporting notes on waning crowds and clock event
A brief report outlines waning attendance at a local sporting event and upcoming clock competition. It lists recent recall names and scores from the past two days, including Mrs Lowe, Mrs McMaster, Hines, Mira Smith, Mrs Hoare, Sara racker, Mrs Cardeil, and others with small scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
McMaster
Hines
Mira Smith
Hoare
Sara Racker
Cardeil Ti
Mien
Mire Amer
Brisbane Bowls Welcome Veiled Friendly From City Players
Brisbane players arrived by car and air for a weekend bowls event at the lea green. Notable players Sibbald Currey Fitzgerald and Shaw joined local and visiting teams. Currey excelled in a windy match as the country club aims to foster friendly play and camaraderie more than decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
W. Ll
Surrey
Shields
Qantas Air Mail
Mir. Sinbald
Western Unit
Graitors
Unis
Armatrong
Auchentlower
Sibbald
Coorpareo
Shaw
Currey
Gracerke
Akin
Fitzgerald
Arthur Cook
Borex
Wal
Country Clube
Amonexi
Faulty Installation Provokes Council Action On Fine
A letter from McCallum highlights a 10 pound fine imposed by the installation inspector on wiring work. Councillors debated responsibility, with Coulson noted for reporting duties. The mayor and aldermen considered whether extra staff were used properly and how to proceed before a final decision by the Electrical Light Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCallum
inqusliaBon
I. J. Coulson
Gowmetl
MicCallum
Weldy
Lstalle- Thoms
Commell
Papple
Coulson
Scent
Aml McGregor
Metallum
Mn McCallum
Charleville
Ald
McGregor
Utys
Gardiner
Charleville BowlerFest Opens With Queensland Guests
Saturday events featured the Charleville club hosting visiting bowlers at inner Coromes Hotel. Guests and locals shared hours of entertainment with Mr Wal as Queensland Bowls Association president remarking on the gathering. The day concluded with a social at Cunnamulla, including a televised opening of the Cunnamulla green and team matches against Connamamma with mixed results for Charleville and Connamulla sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svening Junction
Charleville Chity
Coromes
Wheat
Cummaniile
Economists differ on banking report at Royal Commission
About 60 professional economists attended a discussion on the Royal Commission’s report on banking in Syria. Speakers argued the commission opposed nationalisation but warned of ambiguous interpretations that could push toward government control of trading banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Royal Camuiasion
Hamking
Nationaliaalioa Ff Banking
Ur Commission
Nerence
Urhy
Uae
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Bank
Te van Colthak
Comuniadion
Commincion
Althous
Katherine Serv Meare
McConnell
Sowid Finaner Leazwe
Gordon I Crane
TLA
Educational Ohcor
Austratian Rathwaye
Clareness Martin
M. Be
Labour
New Sout Wales Partiameat
Norman Comper
VELA
Tnantate of
Political Seleate
Junen
Cam
Ecanemic Sociery
Wuhy the Whale
Equine Tragedy in Railway Truck Covid Brand Incident
A damaged report from Parawan describes Weston Winnett owner branding a foal after horses in a railway truck were sprayed with trade chemicals. The hot branding caused severe injury, and seven horses died in the fire with two more later reported missing to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropa
Tor Tee
Weston Winnett
Parawan
Dames
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Fairholme
DR Canes
Te Presbyterian Girls’ College
Torwoat
Lucky Bill Rankin
SILL
FEM
Cpp
Treamary
Queen Street
Marriwick Street
Oversita
Ruther Street
Teowe
Gill Rankin
Briebans
Rex
Virginia Cigarette
Popelar Wal
Fin Sonal
Aterong
Cunmamulla
Baryoo Samday Mornine
Armtrong
Phoera
Arthur E Westrall Sha "Dyer
Cook
Deni Hur
Audrey
Curnnamalla Green
WL. Currey
Queensland
Cunnamulla
Deutscher
Connamella
Charteville
Meta Connamalla
Feam
A- Groenfeld
Moras
Mr. Shields
Chilterille
Lawler
Sandgate Deutercher
Dyer
Moore Bel
Thi Mishel
Queeialand Dawllar Asanetation
Australia
Steve Laembue
Ube
Loeares
Ameweties
Elie Tate Seoney
Prehiont Laveday
Banking Report
Seuncager
Lamb
A. Devine
C.A.C
San
Sige
Aidis
CE Armstrong
Gunsmith
Colonial Mutual Life Building
MIT
JAN Estates
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