Socials and sports fill Warrigal club week
Local notices describe Monday social at Warrigal Foot Ball Club with a grand porte bell at Cuppacumbalong woolshed and punctual 11am start for Tharns sports. Also a Triumph Hall social tonight, C of E Tennis Club tickets for July 4th, and a busy schedule of billiard, lectures, and farm sales across the area.
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Warrigal Football
Cuppacumbalong
Tharns Sports
R.C. Social
Triumph Hall
C. of E
Hospital social yields promising balance amid tough conditions
The text notes a credit balance of over £4 from a recent hospital social, seen as very gratifying given prevailing adverse conditions. It mentions bandages and splints explained and practiced by members, with hopes that subsequent developments proceed more smoothly and the Territory’s progress continues.
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Eastrcally
Racing Club seeks cashy repair expert for Spring meeting
Taggranong Racing Club plans a cashy job to restore the local racecourse before the Spring race meeting. Other notes mention Ecarte’s likely Grand NationalHurdle ride, weights for major handicaps next week, and Canterbury bets where Night Raid and Cymric won £5000 but other horses were involved.
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Taggranong Racing Club
Pineshoes Tea
H. Calthorpe
Haoma
Ager
Dorian
Mourose
Garomp
Ecarte
K. Garth
Caulfield
Nthe
Canterbury
Cymric
Uh Heap
Pistolier
Piscom
Roisel
Ruth
Sydney Deaths and Sporting Notes From London Mist
The page mixes race heat results and a death notice. It notes the death yesterday of Gisbe Point Gisbe Point, twin sibling of Dr William Frederick Litchfield aged 61, linked to Alexandre Hospital for Children. It also reports Marshall Wilson shot dead at Haton Square London outside his residence as authorities investigate.
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Sydney
Gisbe Point
William
Prederick Litchfield
Alexandre Hospital
Marchall Wilson
Haton Square
London
Braidwood and Queanbeyan Football Forecast Cited
Notes discuss upcoming Wednesday match between Braidwood and Queanbeyan Rovers, with Warri team expected to oppose. Attendance hoped high as rosters under review, officials awaiting clear rules and lineup certainty.
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Rovers
Warri
Municipal Council Deliberations on Federal Scheme and Local Roads
The council discussed the President's report on the cork work, trading with the Federal Capital, and parliamentary information. It resolved to appoint a committee including C T Campbell and others to report. Monaro Street roadway improvements were considered, and a proposal to source water from the Qunabeyan River was discussed. Leo Pike was appointed honorary assistant secretary.
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Wak
Cas
Bem
A Cutten
P. Woodward
W. P. Binett
Messrs
C. T. Campbell
T. E. Woodger
A. H. Collett
F. P. Woodward
W. P. Revel
Monarq
Goulbarn
H. G. Case
Queanbeyan
Hill
H. G. Colman
King
Qceatly Traders Association
Legislative Council
Leo. Pike
Irishtown Identity Detained for Seven Day Observation
A 78 year old Irishtown resident was taken into custody by Constable Trotter and charged at Police Court with insanity. Dr. Blackall, the Government Medical Officer, examined him and supported detention in a mental hospital for observation. The court ordered seven days of confinement for review.
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Irishtown
Trotter
Messrs
Angove and
Keeffe
J'S.p
Blackall
Local Notables Attend Central Col Motor Garage Opening
A report from Goulburn notes Mr A D Campbell and his bride in charge of the old Woden home. Mr Hd Bet and the Nationalist party figure at Central Col with MLA T B Rutledge, while Dr Earle Page and Hon Ann Ghopuaa are linked to campaign items. A veteran football match and races attracted crowds. prices listed as 1/1 and 1/4.
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Therwa
Queanbeyan
School of' Arts
Yorkshire
W. J
Brown
Winchcombe
Carlson
Sydney
Forum
Sistine Choir
Australia
Sistine Choirs
Sistine Chapel
Terie
Yass
Arnott
Edward Henry Richards
Birds and Animals Protection Act
P.M
Goulburn Pel
A. D. Campbell
Woden
Hd. Bet
Goulburn
Col
T. B. Rutledge
Sesial
Mirecley
Renzaion Baek
Commeres
Loo Pubs
Dr Earle Page Addresses Goulburn Gatherings
A large Goulburn meeting welcomed Dr Earle Page of the Country Party on Tuesday. The event formed a new Goulburn branch in support of the New State movement. Page spoke on decentralisation, hydro power, and practical development for the district, aiming to influence national affairs with constructive policies.
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Goulburn
Earle Page
Country Party
New State Movement
Page
New
T. F. Rutledge
John Jardine
W. P. Bluett
Queanhabea of Commerce
Hedges
Wes
Becaus
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J. G. Harris & CO
Monabo Street
Harris & CO
Bhoauss
Southwell & Harman
P.O. Box To
J. T. Moore
Burrara
Qenabare
J.5. Davison
L.D.S
Harrison's Hotel
Queanbey
Awn Agendore
F. FP. Woodward
Arthur Mead
C. Throsby Young
Monaro Street
Queanbevan
Bungendore
M. Johnston
Ladies’ Private
Campbell Street
E. M. Day
Molonglo Street
Buugendore
Ucanbeyan
Schoo of Arts
Triumph Pictures
Woodgera
Calthorpe
Mies E. A. Mathews
F. Mathews
Petersham
Young
W. Pike
W. B. Freebody
Freebody
Pike
Mrs Cattle
Miss Jones
Tim
Cotter
Bomper
Bomour
Wallaed
el. Vington
Tan
W. Sie
Tsesaad Haat
O 'Ronche
O'Rourke
Syds
W. O'Rourke
Hayes Gyds
M. O' Rourke
Pis
Een Tyas
W. Bill
Wyds
J. J. Morsay
Sebbons
H. Essad
W. Dalle
W. Parker
Bird
Sun
Dallas
Miss L. Blundell
Stee Taman Watrien
Braidwood v
Pearse
Triangh Pictures
Cimber of Commerce
Camptell
Brute
Ferrin Bey
Ann Ghopuaa
Seer Eutbeaanis
Vetera
Ars
Fee Evke
Stearreacs
Goons Skall
Woodgers & Calthorpe
Ain Byrne & CO
J. L. Pike
Nearvoviexsn
U. & S. Agents’ Association
Homebush and Goulburn
Byrne & CO
Bex
Goalbarn
Walter Jones
Peegnarvts Woollen Mills
Urannevan School OF Arts
Onsign
Hylands
Haporters
Highs
Ko Commission
David Byland
Len
Harris Street
Bydney
Queanbeyan II
Mabon
Neale
Wight
F. GalLacuen
Mungenders
Thas Targetu
Marcus & On Mear
Mumpioas
Queanteysn Dramatic Company
Wy Gretety
Harold
Southwell
Hotes Fro
Tharma
Christ Beerything
Iain Ege
Brotherhood of Capital
Labour
Gos Perpenatas Nee
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