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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
6
Brisbane notes weights for the Queenaland Twilight Club handicap race set for Saturday next. Entries include Billias Bahar and Rita Quinine among others, with listed weights and odds as announced for the event.
The Allors croquet championships begin with singles and doubles at Toowoamia club. Competitors include Toowoomba Fratwick Pitsworth and Aliare clubs. Results list Hyslop 90 over Biss, Brisdin 5, Deacon 10, Sunduere Erat Hyslop 20, and several matches featuring Mrs J J Elas and Mensames Mefionn.
Rugb y league match report notes interdistrict play with Pratten team prevailing. Fratten beat Toy Gare by 12 points to 0 as Warwick minutes in the game. Prawr Mortis and Rome praised for solid play, while Bulcony and ABAD contributed for the home side.
A prize shoot was conducted over the week, with T Mahony as winner and Bate posting a score around 91. Other competitors included Le Bell and Jonnson with notable scores, while references to £ Bus and odds appear among scattered figures.
Monday report details a trainer alleging Jockey Harris failed to follow instructions during a race. The trainer claims Harris rode contrary to guidance, with remarks about dissatisfaction and potential penalties. The incident centers on alleged improper ride and payment of over four dollars.
A garbled entertainments fragment describes a tense spectacle involving a Beaten the Tenes painting and a dramatic rescue scene. It mentions performers, production notes, and an all star cast including Henry J. Wulltai and others, with references to a feature spread and planned presentation.
A garbled report discusses possum hunting before July 1 and government regulation. It mentions officials in Australia, licensing, open sea possibilities, and opinions from Mr Buloper and Mr Gunn on protection and transfer impacts. Names like Belege, Buloper, Gunn appear amid unclear places and dates.
English league captain Jim Brough suffered a muscle injury on Saturday and did not travel to Leeton for Wednesday’s match. The injury rules him out of the midweek game and raises concerns for the team’s upcoming schedule.
Townuy Jones defeats Leonard Bennett in the third round at Bay Stadium in Sydney. Bennett is described as outboxed while Jones dominates from the start, securing a decisive stoppage.
In London English XI match notes a player named Gimblott appears set to tour Australia. He is praised as the most promising batsman, with Hammond and O'Rellis referenced in policy questions about selections. The piece hints at debates over tour inclusion and merit.
In Philadelphia reports Crawford explains the Australian team’s plans while praising the steady progress of his own game. He notes the Australian press predicting a strong showing this year and predicts Australia will leave a mark at Wimbledon despite injuries and financial considerations.
In the semi finals at the French Championships ARIB Sundiy stage Stamm defeated Sarhard, YD 1 Wot, Ad Parry defeated Eou aus 6.
The article reports soperaneridens G Campbell advocating peace education in New York City public schools. He argues teaching peace concepts supports universal values, respect for human life, and the fatherhood of man, urging teachers and pupils to engage in peace exercises and arbitration over war.
An examination of wigs as a fashion and social symbol from ancient times to modern Britain. The piece traces origins in Egypt and Rome, notes shifts in status by era, and describes wigs as markers of class, profession, and political allegiance in London’s Wemple grounds and Temple era.
A historical note describes two government information services for calls. The commercial service handles business inquiries and orders while the information service answers daily inquiries and document searches. Delays depend on inquiry complexity and required documents.
A disrupted OCR summary notes railway earnings in Sydney with revenue near £360,000 for the year and passenger totals around 175 million. It references per passenger payments and implied efficiency, mentioning metalworking aspects and upcoming month-end closure. The text is garbled but centers on annual earnings, passenger numbers, and financial performance.
Kapit again appeared in the palace court to be charged with unlawfully attempting to kill Thomas Boys. He was remanded to June.
Mutdaine Nutbies wins 4 0 0 1 6 2 over Bein Hint in a women’s singles match while Madame Epeling defeats Countens Delayoldeng, previously Malle. di'Avenren, in another women’s bout. results include odd figures 08 890 and Bot, Ged.
Brisbane news item reports a motorist salesman charged with causing grievous bodily harm during a nighttime incident at Nundat, Clarence, Sands. The accused, William O Bull, appeared in court today and was remanded for seven days with bail set at 070. Bull allegedly tore the right arm of the victim during the altercation.
A fragmentary report discusses a transnational dispute over whether eggs and chickens born in Germany or the Netherlands enjoy free movement and rights under frontier duties. It notes farmer tensions, shipments, and a court inquiry by the Hague on poultry status and implications for egg origin and ownership.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount an 1822 voyage and wreck near Port Phillip Bay involving an Englishman named Brooke. The tale links Brooke’s ship Tela Plymouth to a precursor settlement site and colonial claims, referencing archival reports Nos. 1070 and 1079 and later corrections in Coast Guard or whaling contexts.
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