Bowling finals and rounds of Te Gul championship
The article details finals in a bowling championship between L G R Cox and Grant, including a dramatic finish where Cox won 31/1 at the 39th end. It lists first through final rounds for singles and handicap events, naming players like A O'Brien, E Collens, J Gilsenan, L Grant, G Tomkins, L Wyatt, R Cox, H Dawson, and others with match scores ranging from 21/7 to 31/30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. R. Cox
Grant
Cox
A. O'Brien
E. Collens
O'Reilly
D. Stanger
Woolford
McGovern
L. Grant
J. Harris
J. Gilseénand
M. Scott
H. Dawson
J. Sjoden W
R. Cox
D. A. Bishop
J. McMillan
C. Woolf
G. Tomkins
L. Wyatt
Harris d. J. Jones
T. O'Reilly
D. J. Keamy
D. R. Monckton
D. J. Fanning
D. C. Babidge
W. Quick
D. M. Scott
D. F. Lummas
D. J. McMillan
C. Woolford
D. W. Lee
L. Brooks
D. G. Allen
J. Gilsenan
D. W. Rutherford
D. K. Spicer
Harris d. Stanger
Cox d. O'Reilly
Dawson d. Collens
Tomkins
Quick
Wyatt d. Woolford
D. Brooks
O'Brien
Horse Races and Fire Brigade Notice
A horse racing card lists multiple races at different venues with entrants and results. The Cobram Fire Brigade urges the public to contact the telephone exchange in case of fire as the siren can be released directly from the exchange to save time.
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Cobram Fire Brigade
Melbourne Lift Etiquette Sparks Frustration and Folly
A Melbourne letter recalls men yielding to women at lifts but notes ensuing bottlenecks and casual rudeness. An anecdote about a sailor kissing a bottle amid a street incident adds local color. The piece also critiques architectural eyesores around St. Paul’s Cathedral and highlights Jack Rohan’s extensive charity and sporting philanthropy.
Agriculture Minister warns of chaff shortage in Victoria
Minister N A Martin says no relief before next harvest and rationing must continue. Small chaff from Western Australia and pasture hay from Tasmania are arriving slowly due to shipping limits. Dairy farms should book fodder, while meet horse needs in wheat belt is unlikely for all farmers. About 15 000 northern horses on agistment in Southern Victoria would require 30 000 tons if chaff were provided. Farmers with tractors urged to help neighbors. private and War Crop efforts noted amid harvesting delays.
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Victoria
N. A. Martin
Western Australia
Tasmania
Wheat
Martin
Lewe A
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St. Fairy
Woodlands
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Hope
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Philander
Fairway Freddie
Melbourne
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Bourke Street
Commonwealth Bank
A. M. Rohan
Jack Rohan
Sporting Globe
Australia
10Th Australian Field Ambulance
13Th Battalion
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Earl and Countess of Strathmore
Elizabeth Bowes Lyon
Glamis Castle
Scotland
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England
Sun News
Cambridge
Emmanuel College
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Children's Hospital
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Austrealand
Howard Correspondence College
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