Tennis Matches Saturday February 1 A Grade and B Grade
Tennis results list numerous A and B Grade fixtures across Gardens North Sunshine Our Lady's St Albans Albion and Methodist. Matchups include Ciardean North Sunshine Our Lady's 1 St Albans v Albion and multiple doubles and singles results with scores such as 53 46 47 50 and 7 6 7 3. The dense OCR reads as club level results with many player pairings and ongoing set scores.
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Ciardean
North Sunshine
Our Lady's
St. Albans
Albion
Methodist
Presbyteriana
Spaldings
Pere
Gardens
ATA St. Albans
BAO Methodist
Orth Sunshine
Ot Presbyterian
OLA
Our Lady's Methodist
Presbyterians Edge St Albans In Tight 52 50
In a close meet Presbyterian teams defeated St Albans 52 to 50. Barnes and Miller led doubles over Goddard Kennedy and Lyle Kennedy Self. Miss Vogele Whittingham battled Brown Goddard but fell 1 to 7.
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Presbyterians
D. St. Albans
Barnes
Miller d. Goddard
Kennedy
Lyle d. Kennedy
Self
Miller
Lyle d. Goddard
Misses Vogele
Whittingham
Misses Brown-Goddard
Misses Vogele - Foster
Misses Brown
Misses Whittingham Foster
Miss Whitlingham
St Mark's Harriers Postpone Contests Due to Weather
In wet conditions inter club events scheduled for this Saturday were postponed to the following Saturday. The season will end two weeks later than planned. Junior events and some open events will be held February 15 and 22 at Olympic Park replacing the Victorian championships which were canceled because of the war. Members urged to attend Monday's St Mark's hall meeting at 4 30 pm to nominate for positions and set the agenda for the annual meeting. Unfinancial members should also attend to fulfil their obligations.
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Tnt
Olympic Park
St Mark's Hall
All-Aboard Club Holds First Meeting This Year
The All-Aboard Club invites all members and friends to the first meeting of the year in the supper room at the shire hall on Thursday February 6 at 2 30 sharp. Business is important and attendance is requested.
Gandhi twice in khaki led Indian stretcher bearers for Britain
This sketch recalls Mahatma Gandhi’s early military service in British wars. It notes his two Khaki wearing periods, his Boer War dispatch mention, and his later offer to form Indian Ambulance Corps. It highlights his rise from stretcher bearer trainer to sergeant major in Natal during the Zulu Rebellion era.
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India
Britain
East
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Mahatma
Buller
Gandhi
Indiana
Mr Gandhi
Natal
Letters for the Fighters
The Deputy Director advises discontinuing publication of mail closing times for overseas destinations and coastal steamers. Postal communications abroad should be posted as written, with the department forwarding them at the first available opportunity.
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Posts and Telegraphs
R. N. Partington
Tasmania
Postal Department
Printed and published by Clarence Gibson Carlton
A fragmentary notice identifies Clarence Gibson Carlton as the publisher for the Carlton printing house and associated firm C. G. Carlton. The snippet confirms the person and business connection without detailing dates or locations.
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Clarence Gibson Carlton
C. G. Carlton
No title provided in readable text
A life sketch observes a man through stages and judgments, from infancy to old age, noting how society labels him based on wealth, politics, religion, crime, and relationships. It ends by reflecting that, despite varying fates and flaws, people may still recall him as a good fellow after death.
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Forview Mission
Form for Londoners to log overnight air raids
Thix offers a printed form for citizens to record air raid experiences. Entries ask duration awake, bomber activity, weapons shot down, searchlight effectiveness, and personal reaction. The piece humorously notes honesty and the pin test satire while hinting at public morale during raids.
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London
Victoria's Great Queen Carnival sparks statewide drive
Melbourne residents answer a state wide appeal as ten Queens are planned across sectors including Arts and Amusements Commerce and Essential Services Industry and Munition and more. Voting runs Feb 7 to Mar 28 with coronation at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on March 29. Prizes total hundreds of pounds plus a million votes bonus.
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Red Cross
Melbourne Cricket Ground
England
ALF
New Union
Australian Comforts Fund
Melbourne
E. Beaurepaire
Lonsdal Melbourne
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