Town and Country Fairly Low Scoring In Stanthorpe Match
Town and country sides played at Slade Park with Stanthorpe’s eleven absent. Openers Dawnng and Canavan faced Slade’s bowling as Canavan posted 17 before dismissal. Connolly took five wickets for 46 as the countrymen collapsed, ending at 148 with Rigby and Maxwell among the top scorers. Local captain Harkis led the town’s reply to a modest target, but the innings ended with a collapse and the hosts were constrained to 70 by the Swan Greek ground bowlers.
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Bigby
Connelly
Memickle
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Ryan
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C. Rigby
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Ferguson
Evana
Webber
Frackwood
Teg Henry
Houghton
Connally
Binke
McNickle
Stage and screen stars headline city entertainment
Katherine Hepburn leads the all star program at His Majesty's Theatre tonight in Christopher Strong, paired with The Une Holy Garden. Tomorrow and three nights more feature Adorable with Gaynor and American cinema’s top names, amid busy box office and local theatrical listings.
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Katherine Hepburn
Christopher Strong
His Majesty’s Theatre
Round Coanin
Fay Wry
International Newareel
Paradise
America
Aubrey ‘Smith
Getten
Herbert Mundin
Bridges
Correspondence on Warwick rodeo and profits debate
A reader critiques the rodeo report and carnival finances, accusing some supporters of mismanagement and questioning the distribution of profits. The letter damps the idea that military displays suit the event and praises the rodeo initiators while urging a change in leadership to balance profits with the carnival’s future.
Stanthorpe Wins Again in Representative Match
Stanthorpe defeated Warwick by four runs after Warwick scored 87 in their first innings. B Barthelam led Warwick with 23, while Dobson took four wickets for 14. Allen claimed seven wickets for Stanthorpe, delivering a remarkable bowling spell. Warwick’s batsmen included Maddern, Lovett, Connolly, and Anstey, with Dobson and Tolmuton again contributing in the bowling.
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Stanthorpe
Warwick
B. Barthelam
Dobson
Maidern
Allen
Evetatore
McInnes
Taveth
Eel
Charlies
Lovett
Anstey
Connolly
Humphries
Wig
Ryan
H Dolwon
George
Meddern
Costello
Tolmuton
Jenaon
Ib Lovaths
Mob
Flom
Brisbane Fixtures Highlight Low Scoring A Grade Matches
Sunday reports from Brisbane show tight A grade cricket with University posting 114 led by Honour 29 and Pawla cup figures, Booth Brisbane replying with 208 for 2 guided by Caltins and Young. Toombul reached 70 with Harifranta and Corbott taking early wickets as Norths and Western Suburbs posted modest scores amid resilient batting from Oakley and Valley, while Suburbs opened strongly before stumbles, and Western Suburbs’ Broadfoot contributed a key 40.
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Brisbane
Handra
Turon
Colta
Toombul
Young
Harifrantia Boy
Corboty
Toofmbul
Font Wieleetw
Dau
Guttenaven
Clancy
Gough
Norths
Oakley
Calinpadit
Ereover
Valleya_accret
Broadfoot
Christmas Ball Brings Town Wide Cheer and Prizes
Main residents recall the annual women’s and children’s ball held Friday in Killarney hall. Father Christmas appeared as Masie’s archentran and Mr. C Grigson led entries. Winners included Dawn Nelson for under 7, Charmins Chambers salt prize, Glennis Aun best queen, and Kevin Brunnings best humor among 12 plus participants. Special mentions went to Meg Wright, Stewart Norris, Nell MacIntosh, Ronnie and Roy Nelson, among others in varied fancy costumes.
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Tilawey Show Society
Killarney
Masie
Miss Aylward
C. Grigson
Tirluneer
Dawn Nelson
Dutel Wiel
Syecink
Dulei Dineméeld
Charmins Chambers
Salt
Glennis 'Aun
Tery Queen
Beryl Brompings
Roy
Trol
Kevin Brunnings
Tessie Johnston
Andy Byauis
Ray ‘Alywurit
Ronnie
Roy Nelson
Adania
Elva Kaehe
Killarney QCWA Branch Meets at School of Arts
The monthly Killarney QCWA meeting, presided over by Mel Ackingon, welcomed many members including Macadames P Plicher and Alex Duswigan. Donations arrived from the Toowong church for an emergency fund, with clothes sent from Drunebeiee. correspondence noted £12 10s instalments for a rural school, a prize show, and invitations to year-end events. Afternoon tea closed the session.
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Killarney
Q.C.W A
School of Arts
Mel. Ackingon
Macadames
P. Plicher
A. Fischer
Runnegar
P. Grayson
Miller
D.ocWhite
Taley
S. Whete
Norris
Alex Duswigan
GB. T. Howell
Chambers
Bradford
Wands
Trigg
Breversta
Gagen
Mag
Tystraction
Funda
Sthe ‘Show Society
E'Wilay Vines
Youngan
Alle
Menihers
Tte
Warwlel
Christuung
CPW Alwy Barn Branch Holds Annual Meeting
The CPW Alwy Barn Branch met at OW Sky Hall on Saturday December 9. President Mrs Parniit presided with Mesdames Hewitt Clay Mudser Ikkid Clyne Burnett Ranebile Mohony Miss E Houcle and Secretary Rawebile in attendance. The annual report noted ongoing work including building the hall and two years of strength and planning. The committee decided to avoid costly objectives this year, limiting additions to essential improvements only.
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Leyduen
CPW Alwy Barn
Mra. Parnllit
Meadames Hewitt
Clay
Mudser
Ikkid
Clyne
Burnett
Ranebile
Mohony
Miss Et. Houcle
Min. J. Rawebile
Mors
Formill
Ron
Simee
Community library report and annual meeting notes
The Leyburn branch members reported on repairs and renovations, fundraising, and monthly gifts in a year of service. A 500-book library is highlighted, with thanks to Secretary Mrs Fogarty and all officers, including President Mrs Warnhill and Treasurer Mrs J Mauehle, for their efforts and the year’s work.
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Mekdome
J. Payne
G. Evans
T. Hutton
A. Huyton
H. Steely A. Tambling
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J. Tambling
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Bony Mountain
Victoria
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Cunningham
Af Leyburn
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Allarn
Warwick
Korara
Condamine Valley
Leyburn
Afra
Clay
B. Warnhill
Meadames Hewitt
Rauveble
WM Mahony
Treayuref
J. Mauehle
Dire T. Ranchle
Matany
Warwick Younger Set Meeting Held for Christmas Party Plans
A Warwick Younger Set gathering was held to set dates for an exhibition and arrange a Christmas party. Attendees included Mrs. W. Harmer, G. J. Tunes, several Misses and Messrs, who discussed dates, display plans, and festive arrangements for the upcoming event.
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Warwick
Stolen Notes Sought After Mall Robbery Probe
Hue Bucketown police hunt a man described as about 45 with dark complexion who posted notes to businessmen and railway patrons. The notes are linked to proceeds from a mall robbery between Thntefall and Polly on Septembe r 2.
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