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Newspaper
Maryborough Chronicle
Location
Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1954
Page
5
Property listings describe low set brick homes with stone fronts, three bedrooms, built in kitchens, enamel baths, gas stoves, garages, and landscaped gardens. Prices around 2700 pounds with mentions of quick sale and ready approvals, plus multiple rooms including lounge dining areas and study options.
A small black pony named Ivy Lehane, kept by Mrs Buckler at Island Plantation, died last Friday at 46 years old. The pony had a long show record and carried children to fairs, with its owner recalling many prize wins and a long service to the community.
A weekend confrontation at Miramar Park in Wellington saw rioting players and spectators after an official halted a Chattom Coy elimination game. Referee Palm was assaulted amid chaotic scenes near the pavilion as crowds chased players and others from the field.
Results from the M Vsonouen District Lawn Tennis Association show men and women pennants decided. Souths beat Wests by four games in men’s action, with East and Norths contesting a 6-0 and 4-1 series. Women’s pennant saw Peacocka defeat the Robison pairing, plus multiple singles and doubles results, totaling numerous game counts and individual matchups across divisions. final tallies indicate West End and East teams’ close outcomes.
The Bay game finished in a draw as players from Western Sutverlee and nearby teams clashed. Notable efforts came from Niseen and BL Chicky Kate Ball with strong defense from Harris, while Haddow's Hall hosted a lively brewery Sunday event following the match.
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