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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
3
In London Woodfull carries his bat for 172 in yesterday's match, with Brown supporting at times. The innings steadied the Australian effort despite pressure from the pace attack, while Rekersley and other bowlers sought breakthroughs as Woodfull and the team aimed for a strong partnership.
In a one sided match England's captain Wyatt is discussed as paying the fines. Mitchell leads a decisive display with four wickets for and strong bowling figures. The report highlights a victory by ten wickets with notable performances from Wailers and Leyland as well as commentary on injuries and upcoming fixtures.
The article reviews a women's hockey trial at the Houllier Centre with team A and rivals posting strong defense and swift attacks. Notable players include J McDowell, M Mcintosh, Kosad, and T Wharton for Argyle. B McNaught and Vinnie among Joy Club scorers. Ark players Dominate early exchanges and parade fast transitions in a scrappy, high effort set of matches.
ASCOT RACES SYDNEY results list multiple races with placements and winners. Mentioned horses include Kerrowie Plea Muneo Saielal Gay Loh Cool Caravel Scinaar Prince Mighborn Witth Crate Flying Handicap horses Dunpac Alantib Royal Park and Winter. The report shows divisions and dead heats with winners noted in each event.
The United States reports Britain has decided to defer any portion of a 261,797,014 dollar war debt due June 15. The decision, conveyed to Washington on Monday, cites economic impossibility of transfers, continued British sacrifices, and fairness concerns versus other nations amid global recovery. Royal officials and the State Department name the debt terms as the issue and note further steps.
Broken text affirms political deadlock over a British note, with mentions of Washington, December, and President Munro planning steps. Several garbled names and phrases obscure specifics, but imply international tension and stalled negotiations.
Britain will not pay war debts to the United States on June 15 as stated by Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Austen Chamberlain. He said payment suspension was chosen until inter government settlements can be reached and noted token payments would count as default under U.S. law. The Treasury had warned Britain of possible amounts due on June 13 and outlined options including further payments or suspension pending revision of war debts agreements.
Mr Arthur Henderson, chairing the Disarmament Conference, warned he could resign if impartiality was questioned. His sharp outburst followed a speech by French Foreign Minister Bathou who urged Henderson to stay on and adjournment was debated as the conference adjourned late into the night.
Edward Snegrove told Tomtbirn Police Court there is nothing in law to bar criticism of police. The case arises after an incident at the Mechanics Institute billiard room where he clashed with Constable Linaker who testified that Snegrove waved a baton and accused officers of insults. The court ordered Snegrove to enter a £1 good behaviour bond for 12 months.
Cribbage Club members show keen interest in the teams championship for a trophy presented by Mr Brand on the eve of his departure for England. Play begins on June 38 with finals for trophies by Mr Bradbury and Mr Knowlman on June 1. The event has drawn record attendances, pleasing promoter Mr Hone.
Prices on Sneeex Street show potatoes Tasmanian six shillings eight pence to eight pence per quarter, Victorian five shillings six pence, eggs bold 17, butter 142 per cent, onions six shillings six pence, half wheat two shillings nine pence to four shillings nine pence, lucerne two shillings, weather and other items vary.
The Sydney press praises Mr Wil son Ewart for his cantabile tone as he performs with the Liedertafel next Tuesday. Ewart won the City of Sydney Eisteddfod male championship solo. Mina Mary Pickard is noted in the programme as a celebrated Sydney entertainer. The Nazh’a box plan is expected to be well patronised.
The Gowinen branch of the AP Younger Set was visited last Thursday by State president Mr. 8. 62. 0. Martini and Mr. N. Milla. A social evening followed at Mrs. McTionald’s residence with strong addresses urging youth involvement in politics. Miss Daly Stges chaired. programme included sport petitions, city country venues, and a hoped Bathurst branch return visit in the near term.
A large crowd watched Queanbeyan host Goulburn in a Australian rules match at the Racecourse. Goulburn won by seven points, after leading, with standout marks from Sampson and Spencer. An injury to Haylee affected Queanbeyan, while Goulburn praised by visitors for strong showings and top players.
Special arrangement Hewier's workd service and other sources are credited in compiling overseas intelligence under law and rights reserved to Australian and New Zealand entities.
Judge Coyle led a somber tribute at the Goulburn Quarter Sessions for the deaths of two respected legal professionals, Mr. Moloney and Mr. Holman. The court and profession expressed deep regret, highlighting Moloney's courtroom service, courtesy, and leadership, and Holman's long public service and wartime leadership.
Judge Coyle hears appeal from Christina Heffernan for her son Ernest Heffernan ruled on Balmain Police Court decision. Heffernan, a youth, faced stealing charges. Mother praised his improved conduct since prior hearing. Crown advocate Captain Sterkey V.C. offered no objection.
Magpie the notable sire and grandsire of Chatham and Winooka was destroyed after retirement in 1918 and will be buried at Kinora Stud with a tombstone. Progeny earnings total about £264,000 in prizes. Also noted are BAYACRE and MELBOURNE incidents and a Funeral at St James Church for Mr W A Holman with remarks by Dean Talbot praising his wartime leadership.
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