BOWLS A GRADE PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP REPORT
Keay showed interest as the Flu af Hae A Grade Pairs Championship concluded. Morris with Cooper defeated Gellert and Byles 25 17 after a windy afternoon, with early leads by Cooper Morris and steady gains to the final score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Cooner
N. HL. Gellert
C. Byles
Gellert
Bylas
Pout
Lol Morris
Cooper
Ural
Gelert
Flage
Couper v0
Icunes
Wuey Ale Wits
A Grade Ink Championship Opens With Lively Surprises
The opening AL Gende Tink Championship match yesterday featured a dramatic finish as Whiger’s rink edged Bowring’s team 21 to 21 in a tied test format. Open singles results highlighted C. Flanagan’s upset over N. Getler 82 to 24 and H. Sharpe’s win over W. Crate 40 to 14. A separate afternoon event, Butler’s four, led by Paspalas, Whitehead, Murdie, and Bullerstip, claimed the team competition with 20 points, defeating Trigden, Craigs, Malthanet, and Matterssu by a margin of 4 points.
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Yeu
Lerdey Afbertiawn
Yeombal Fina
Whiger
Vnl
Detvalef P. UB
Bowring
Telgus
Ted Throndioul
WW. Gilson
J. Mulcahy
T. Wallace
Akin
Bowting
W. Sharpe
HW. Smoith
H. J Aushurn
Z. i Rowing Iskip
H. Sharpe
W. A. Crate
Pirspalis
Butler
P. Paspalas
Whitehead
Murdie
Nivel
Thy Butler
T. Brissenden
G. Whitehead
Monaghan
Matha
J. W Parker
Kip
M.o'brien
Wrichard
Miterman
HH. A
Beckwith
Slip
Army releases over six thousand personnel for primary production
Army reports more than six thousand personnel released for primary production up to February 1 1944. State breakdown lists New South Wales 2170 Victoria 2205 South Australia 57 Western Australia 1947 Tasmania 00, totaling Fen releases.
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New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Horse Shoes Without Nail Holes Stir Gundagul District
Reports from Gundagul district describe horse shoes delivered with no nail holes causing speculation on how they would be affixed. A protest was lodged by W. F. P. Sticmwa of Mila upon arrival last week, prompting telegraphic inquiry to the Department.
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Gundagul
Tenciue Poole
W. FP. Sticmwa
Mila
Gundagal
Shealwin
Shevhun
Flying Doctor Service Planned for Central West Regions
Minister for Hearts Hon CA Kelly announced arrangements for a flying doctor service covering Forbes Goolgowi Wall end areas to Graffiti Rocking Sprite Weerbatle Uingurty and Nymagee. The program prioritizes air ambulance mobile medical care, with transport to hospital and closer access to care for communities east of the Darling.
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Hearts
CA. Kelly
K.P -Deing
Ashburn Han
Tos Arrongeaents Dal
Weel
Forbes
Bae
Allater
Goolgowic
Uingurty
Nymagee
Sideratie
Darling
Italian Front War News From London Reports Limited Action
A London dispatch says Italian front land operations hindered by bad weather may become practicable again. The correspondent notes sporadic patrols and small engagements near the eastern front, with forces including British, Canadians, Indians, New Zealanders, and others in limited contact with the enemy.
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Sydney
Moodar
London
Loree Courg
Italy
Treadquartera
Pope Appeals to Spare Rome in Easter Message
A Sydney report quotes the Pope speaking from St Peter's Square on the anniversary of his election. He warns against heaping bloodshed on Rome and calls for restraint, saying the war would not spare Europe’s capitals and history will judge harshly.
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Sydney
Rome
U& Ure
Pope
St Peers Square
Europe
Uae
Allied submarines sunk claimed near Spin area
Tokyo official wireless reports from New York say Japanese navy sank one Allied submarine in January or February near Spin, with Allied losses cited by Sydney and Amvegsuce sources.
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Sydney
New York
Tokyo
Travel Suspended Between Britain and Ireland
London reports government orders halt all travel between Britain, Northern Ireland and Eire for military reasons with limited exceptions. Sydney note cites immediate nationwide suspension.
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Sydney
London
Ggvernment
Britain
Northern Ireland
Eire
Corvette R225 War Drama Heads to Tivoli Theatre
Universal presents Corvette R225 at Tivoli Theatre with Randolph Seat starring as a Canadian naval commander. The film shows convoy protection and encounters with German ships, supported by Canadian Navy cooperation and a cast including James News and others. Performances run Thursday through Monday with reels titled Never Been Raised and Spitfire's Elephant.
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North Atlantic
All Adda
Hawks Hawks
Universal
Torsday
Keap Dangerois
North America
Britain
Joyal Cunadian
Gorvebly
Hanes
Randolph Seat
Iois
Jamerews
Noth Sheere
Joe
Hau Piercerold
Penal Comediay
Andy Tievinne
McIky Wiltowt
Por
Witraecians
Spitfire
Elephant
Red Cross Competition Attended by Local Group
A partial notice describes a Red Cross event led by Mrs Groves and Simmonds of Weal Wyri en g. The tray was dispatched by con pest hobh and won by Tivkey Xa Wy.
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Uuidegee Cray
Ie Red Cross
Simmonds
Fire at St Marys ILC Church West Wallong
A fire broke out shortly before a church service at St Marys ILC West Wallong when a switch box in the vestry ignited. The blaze was contained quickly by the fire brigade with minor fumes and no major damage reported as the service continued.
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St. Mary's Ilc
West Waalong
Gioke
Dhs
Conversion Concessions for Soldiers Group Purchases Lease Plan
Melly stated conversion of Settlements Purchases on Soldiers Group Purchases into perpetual leases under the Conversion Act 744. The scheme aims to reduce costs for settlers while transforming tenure, with applicants paying 1 percent of capital value plus 4 percent interest. approved conversions grant a perpetual lease at a rent of 2 percent of the amount required to complete purchase, or market value on freehold, whichever lower. Applications to convert must be made within six months. forms are available from the Crown Lands Office, printers, and the Department of Money, with debt review forms to be used if applicable.
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Lande
Melly
Ui Mareh
Peesomt
Oltheee
Department of Money
State Superannuation Fund Debate Over Amendments
The Leader of the Country Party Col Bruxer criticized the Melrill Government for promising reforms to the State Superannuation Fund but delivering little. He accused the Premier of mismanaging funds taken from the fund by previous administrations and questioned the fund’s soundness after promises were made in Parliament.
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Country Party
Bruxer
Melrill
Myer
Heuxner
Ube
Col
Hroxver
Wales
Heuser
Bruune
Siperumimmanion
Wok
LL Lemert
Rubibibate de Feu
German Front in Ukraine Cracking Up at Uman
A Moscow News report via AP quotes London and notes German forces in Ukraine near Uman showing signs of disarray and retreat. The message claims rapid advances by Soviet troops and German difficulties across the Dnieper region with tanks and river actions cited as factors.
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London
Moscow News
Moscow Correspandene
Briin United Press
Risa
Wembivice
Glusticiy
Lonsen
Amiun
Kowlers
Uman
Queensland Elections Amid Confusion on Internment Camp Voting
Voters in internment camps may be allowed to vote in the Queensland elections on April 14. The ruling party faces strictures from foreign nationals and border controls, with the Northern region listed as most affected by the policy changes. The situation has prompted debate over eligibility and access for eligible residents.
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Ee Pee
Priehane
Slater
Jaitias Perased
Iui
Beluigh Bor
Wevtorates
Ene Ana
Beef Cattle Show Sydney Postponed to April May
Following transport advice the United Studeet Caille Treeders' Ageociation postponed the cattle fair in Sydney from March 26 to 29 until April 29 to May 3. The new dates are tentative and depend on transport availability.
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Sydney
Mody
United Studeet Caille Treeders’ Ageociation
Ye Helg
Transport
Brother charged after hospital death of William Henry Seatly
A man was charged after William Henry Seatly died in hospital from a fractured skull sustained Saturday night in Botany. Police say a brother is charged with murder and appeared in court yesterday.
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Sydney
Willam Henrty Seatly
Botany
Rapeat
Two German Prisoners Escape Near Lieular Valley
A large search by police and military authorities is underway for two German war prisoners from the air force who escaped last night from a camp in Lieular Valley. The incident prompts a widespread manhunt across the area.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Bowl Ame
Lieular Valley
Suspended in Turkey News Circulation Halt Prompted
A garbled dispatch mentions Turkey and suspension of a newspaper or service with unclear details. The text references veterans and a long suspension but lacks concrete names or dates.
Australia Urges War Economy and Food Conservation
The Atlantic Charter guides Britain toward freedom while U boats threaten victory. Australia backs sacrifice and efficiency, urges reduced waste and higher production, and promotes backyard gardens to supplement meat and eggs. Households should cook wisely and conserve resources for the war effort.
Melee of ownership politics prompts postwar housing debate
Fragmentary lines quote Enid Lyons on family homes and wartime lessons. Mention of postwar era goals, vows to defend personal liberty, and a call for broad home ownership alongside shared industry. Text is garbled but centers on housing, individuality, and social renewal.
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Reagan
Enid Lyons
Mai
Syskey
Wouren
Viener
Tito
Inia
Rationing Publicity on Wool Trade and Postwar Relief
The article discusses continued wool shortages and postwar demand for wool products. It notes wartime rationing affecting industry and consumer choices, outlines plans to rebuild wool stocks, and mentions a UK led initiative to supply textiles for the Netherlands relief and postwar rehabilitation. It highlights questions on funding, trade policy, and executive actions as nations move toward peace.
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Poole
Tuthen
Lae
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Lad
Great
Mahebury
Filal
Nowtastiv
Wartime munitions plant a target in Allied War Effort
The Allied Works Council builds munitions facilities including air drone components and alloy strips. The estimated cost of the project stands at SEZ 1M. The council represents Kybray State in the war effort with ongoing construction at the Tragraumie facility.
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Kvbry State Ff
Comuat Wealthy
Allied Works Councils
Tragraumie
Wool Auction Notes From Sydney Thiees Realised
Alleena Wool and Blessie Pitt recorded in Sydney for Bow and Badgers appraisement. Wool from R. EB. Winter and Alleena fetched AAA and Ad ril amid a mixed sale, detailing the realisation of thiees in the bidding.
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Blessie Pitt
Bow and Badgers
Sydney
Alleena
AAA
Red Cross Wyalong Clear Ridge Meeting Report
The Wyalong Clear Ridge Red Cross Society held its meeting on Friday February 26. Treasurers report noted a December cheque to Headquarters General Fund and a December balance. A prize and donations were announced for Red Cross Day and a dance fundraiser. Members moved to donate £20 to Headquarters General Fund and a cake prize was won by Mrs. Wilson.
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Wyalong Claw Lidge Redross Society
Clear Iidge
Woodschap
Cooper
Woods
Bilis
Hedquarters General Fond
Curry
Owen
Shirley Cooper
Wilson
District Stock Market Pressures for Prime Sheep and Lambs
District stock reports from HomeWash show prime sheep and lambs holding firm on Monday while broader demand remains soft. Sellers like Winch Cole Cargon's yard note steady sale of 101 crossbred lambs to 27/2, 26/8 average. similar patterns for crossbred ewes and hoggets, with prices ranging around the mid twenties and several consignors including N. Nielsen Calleen and J. Hellind listing multiple lots of wethers, ewes, and lambs with varied averages.
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Winchcole Cargon
A. A. Groves
Wargin
McDonald
al Wwena
Nielsen “Bros
Calleen
FP. Mitchell
Ehorn
N. T. Nielsen
Ya. W. Woods
Wyaleng
John Hellind
Pullabooks
Country Party foes Labor housing plans raise rural worry
Farmers wives and country voters at the Country Party Conference condemn Labor housing proposals as too centralized and restrictive. They demand local options to build homes on crofts, stressing rural distress and resisting government-imposed standards. A feature on the party’s stance titled The Courtly Speaks appears in the publicity section.
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Country Party
Coulis Durty
Bert
Fonsiog
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