Sprinting action on Brisbane track meets mixed results
The report details a busy Brisbane sprint meeting with horses such as LORD RINE and MASTER BERNARD in varied heats. It notes performances from LAGUNA BAY and TOURFELT, with multiple divisions described and riding quotations listed for Seventh to Fourth Divisions.
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Brisbane
Tueuay
Mt Asch
Lord Rine
Mes LA Coplen
Rastate End Pield Saghet
Mastate
Ae EU
tunnUi
Auppian dl
Tourpelt
Laguna Bay
Bernard Ek
Bui
ARDON
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Holt
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Lady Change
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Pop
Bounce
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Toby
Coxial
Admirar
Tourfelt
Salshod
Arvabowr
RED Tor
Manresa
Russia
Atamaeter
Hi A Salle
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Gotal Kowoon
Turonga
Merry Porce
Abe Ma
Ring
Ardoyne
Ceconih
Cool Valley
Sorry
Lenpelt
Glowa
Primo Cavaleg
Saxe Blue
Linare
Bengia
North versus South London cricket clash detailed
In a damaged London cricket report the North team opened with a strong score and multiple bowlers sharing success. Gaver claimed five for zero while Roding took five for a sensible haul as bowling dominated. Context notes a curtailed day due to weather and nerves among selectors as batsmen struggled against a sharp attack. The piece also mentions performances by Lawisy, Ward, and Brown, with comments from Times correspondents on the opening batsmen and fielding efforts.
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London
England
Gaver
Lawisy
Severn
County
Rath
South
Boris
Kestan End
Times
Dow
Enchus
Dolly
Aye
Golf competition report with broken text
The readable fragment mentions golf competition and timing details with garbled phrases. It references the Arut sound of the QL and includes unclear terms like matroke leup and taka paso. No clear participants, scores, or locations are identifiable from the fragment.
Women’s Hockey No Saturday Fixtures Listed
A garbled report lists women’s hockey fixtures and attendees for a Saturday session at Green’s Park, with player names including Haren, Steves, Wade, West, Baur, Brown, and others. It notes reserves and a secretary Bradley, with warnings of changes and attendance commitments.
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Feupdes
Uchist
Green’s Park St
F. Haren
M. Steves
M. Wade
Wests
G. Baur
F. Brown
Wileson
M. Sharpe
J. Laren
1. Solmes
Mu Purte
Dern
Clery
Imons
Morall
O Bawetis
Cllium
M. Whitmore
M. Farkiss
Whit
Driver
Bt. Creed
J. Staves
G. Creed
E Benet
D. Clliam
Bradford
Incident Report on Railway Game Refusal Replay Request
War league committee notes report on an incident where a player refused to leave the ground. Refusal led to forfeiture of points to Ballways and the match replay request, with clubs seeking a replay of every game against Altorm for premiership honor.
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Wiske Ruway League
Yass
Allord
Railway
Pushlen
Pune
Flo
Judiciat Committee
Altorm
Selection Committe New Dedohon by RCA, Brisbane
An overwiewing role at the May meeting leads to refer back for farmer consideration. The executive reaffirms the prior move to weed personnel from State selection committees. Mr J W Hutcheon chairs as to inquest outcomes. Mr O Connor queries decisions and moves to refer again to the executive amid party divisions at the community meeting.
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Brisbane
J. P.o'sennor
Toowoomba rugby union funds decision and travel plans
A Toowoomba rugby union meeting discussed forming a country team and arranging a competition. Mr Melnuech urged a national clash while proposals outlined trips for teams to Boonah on June 27 and Brisbane on June 9. State selector Renwick and president Dunn commented on preparations and a 55 57 vote funding Country Districts Rugby Union.
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Toowoomba
Mesbusck
At & Dalegate Mretine
Gemor
Cnn
Melnuech
Gold State Championship Match Brishard Qualifying Round Report
The second qualifying round for the ladies at the Gold State Championship was held today. Miss Gardiner led with 12 straight wins, ahead of her nearest rivals as the field narrowed to the final rounds. Scores shown include Gardiner 162, Burrows 175, Hood 177, Murphy 177, Tan 177, Tams 177, Belme 178, Boyce 300. In the match rounds Gardiner faces Boyce, Murphy meets Hood, and Burrows encounters Betts.
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Brishard
Tuensay
Galt
Gurensany
Cnnlert
Mise Tan
Gardiner
CT Boyer
Thoms
Detrne
Teowootha
Atlss Murphy
We. Goldlytne
Paise Gardiner
Bers. G. Bur
Mise
Hood
Miss Murphy
Mrs Gy MidalMtan
Tams
Miss Belsme
New
Boyce
Dormiorrow
Mies Gantineh
Tra. Boyce
Mies Hood
Mrs Burrows
Nias Bete
Imperial Conference To Be Held After Gettaier
London date reports Prime Minister Baldwin suggested an Imperial Conference in London next May after the constitutional session in the House of Commons. He said the Colonial Secretary would contact colonial governments about another Colonial Office Conference as in 1907 and 1980, but he doubted a next summer gathering would be practicable.
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London
Stey'branier Balawint
Gepamona
Baldwin
Texas de Tounzeent-exonty stavers omipeled in ye various 'commpelltane field
Readable fragments describe a 19th century tournament with visitors from Brantioree Taglewood Adsfard Dooshaw and others. Morning events yielded a 9 to 0 win for Me Eagle land Batley of Ashtoya with fault HA Manners then scored 16 points as the Beshire wins by John ton Inatewgad. Officials thanked attendees. Mrs ohn as secretary presented the Panis Perseout-Die and others departed for Longreach after a day of competition and travel notes about Alvaro who toured Sydney recently.
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Eagleland Batley
Ashtoya
Johnton
Baley
Asuford
Asie
Ted Wih Bley
Aeipa
Ivan Loer
Te. Metnnes
Oni
Ohn
Panis
Perseout
Brichare
Dulies
Burton
Alvaro
Sydney
Stargron Hive
King's Message Promotion of World Peace
A London message at Cardit the inter national Peace Congress opened with delegates from many nations. King George VI sent warm remarks via the Primeminister Ramsay MacDonald and urged joint effort for world peace. the Foreign Secretary spoke on international cooperation and collective goodwill.
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London
Savard
Cardit
Prato Society
Wis
Melesty
Feng
George
Ramsay MacDonald
Den
Sanctions to Go Failed in Abyssinian Conflict
Fragmentary dispatches describe international reactions to Abyssinian conflict sanctions. Reports cite Neville Chamberlain and Eden discussing potential renewals and actions, with hints of British and Italian positions and possible naval commitments.
Tariff Changes Lancashire Relations Improved
London reports discuss tariff changes and improved relations featuring Dr. B. Page. Manchester, allied with the Chamber of Commerce produce section, hosted a meeting with Australian representatives. Dr. Page addressed imperial policy concepts as officials discussed regular shipment of goods to Manchester.
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Lancashire
London
Manchester
Chamber of Commerce
Wirer
Xei Chattees
Pageauld
Faye Gus Eventing
Nadine Ir
Mest Thomsas
Page
Merino Sheep Export Prohibition Debated in Assembly
In Sydney the Premier announced continuing Merino sheep export prohibitions with narrow exceptions. A later note indicated possible study of permitted exports to Japan and required declarations on number, destination, and value, tied to Commonwealth veterinary certification.
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Sydney
Laptala~ Lye
Act Ng
Bersner
Australia
Brunner
Wanee Parmiston
Common Wealth Veterinary Olthesry
Not Enough Canadians OTTAWA Seeks Canadian Seamen Law Change
A House of Commons committee on Industrial Foreign Relations urges stricter Canadian seaman employment rules. It recommends that only Canadians be employed aboard Canadian-registered ships on the Canada Orient Line and the Canadian Pacific routes, with a goal of 60 percent Canadian workers. The report also notes opposition to mixed crews and calls for preserving national labor priority, while voicing concern over potential China-White ratios among Orient Line crews.
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Ottawa
Manaay
iEne
House of Commons Committee of Industrial Foreign
Sidles
Anyon
Loan Conversion Oversubscribed in Bank Deal
The loan conversion was oversubscribed with applications totalling a large amount. All 210000 cash applications allotted, while excess demand reserved for reduction. The Treasury secretary and official deemed the loan satisfactorily floated at 4 years term, yielding annual interest and exchange savings of 27 million.
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Banaerim
J. A. Lyons
Bruce Woday
London
Jean Hed Dean
Bec
Shoehand
Terry
Oman
Youth organizations receive 100000 to boost training
London report states a 100000 grant from the Pacist Youth groups will be used to improve military training. The grant aims to fund programs within the youth organizations to strengthen discipline and readiness.
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London
Anon
Fom One
Paecist
General Reduction Sought In Trade and Shipping
A Melbourne deputation from Ube Centers petitioned the government for a general reduction in shipping costs and freight rates. They urged a national approach rather than a sectional one, as officials indicated a forthcoming conference of experts to shape plans for a new Wool Board and broader economic controls.
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Tuendis
Ube
Federal
Cowrell
Thorby
Anaiwhend
Gontrol
Waol
Fegwehor An Treighis
Mir
Lyon Glia
Lon
Megone
Inghudine
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