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GOLF.
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DOOMBEN MEETING.
Although there are not any Sydney owned or trained horses in the straight six Newmarket Handicap, the principal event to-day at the Doomben meeting of the Brisbane ...
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BREWARRINA PICNIC R.C.
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PRESERVING PEACE.
The secretary of the League of Nations of New South Wales (Mr. Raymond G. Watt), in an address to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales last ...
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DISMISSED.
By a majority Judgment to-day the High Court dismissed an appeal brought by the Commonwealth Life Assurarnce Society from a judgment of the Supreme Court of New ...
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SURVEY OF STATE.
The Minister for Lands (Mr. E. A. Buttenshaw) yesterday announced the intention of the Government to proceed with the trigonometrical survey of the State which was ...
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DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS.
Mr. Osborn, who graduated Bachelor of Arts of Sydney University recently, obtained first-class honours in history, and shared the University medal and the Fraser scholarship for ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales, at its sitting yesterday, considered the work of the home misdon committee and church expansion in the ...
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GREYHOUND RACING.
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WILLIAMSTOWN CLUB.
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STATE LOTTERY.
The principal prizes in the 267th State lottery were drawn yesterday. First prize was won by the What a Break Syndicate. Miss Irma Ross, care of 13 Avoca-street, Bondi; ...
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CANCER.
Encouraging results in the treatment of cancer by radium in Australia are shown by statistics submitted to the Australian cancer conference, which concluded its sittings to-day, ...
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CHALLENGE MATCH.
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CONCORD ASSOCIATES.
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T.B. SOLDIERS.
The conference of the Federated T.B. Soldiers' Association, which has been sitting in Adelaide this week, resolved to ask the Minister for War Service Homes to consider the ...
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BASEBALL.
At a meeting of the executive committee of the City Houses Baseball Association it was decided to conduct a "knock-out" gala day at Redfern Oval on June 3 (King's Birthday), when five ...
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TECHNICAL COLLEGE.
Mr. V. M. Bunyan presided at the annual dinner of the Technical College Chemical Society, at Farmer's last night. In addition to Mr. D. Drummond (Minister ...
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WELLINGTON SHOW MEETING.
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OPIUM SMUGGLER
How a gust of wind betrayed an opium smuggler was revealed at the Wellington Magistrate's Court to-day, when Arthur Francis McCann, a ship's musician on the ...
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PORTRAIT OF KING
A portrait of King George was unveiled at the Rockdale Town Hall on Wednesday night by the Mayor (Alderman F. W. Bechag). The portrait, which was hung to commemorate ...
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CYCLING.
R. A. Dunbler, a member of the Enfield-Burwood club, appealed to the council of the New South Wales Cyclists' Union this week against a suspension of six months. After hearing several ...
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LOAN COUNCIL.
The Acting Premier (Mr. Dwyer Gray) will seek authority at the meeting of the Loan Council on May 27 for a gross loan expenditure for Tasmania, in 1935-36 of £2,280,303. ...
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FEDERAL BY-ELECTION.
Nominations in the Newcastle by-election for the Federal seat rendered vacant by the death of Mr. David Watkins, closed to-day. The following candidates nominated:— ...
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OPEN EVENT AT CRONULLA.
On Sunday, at Cronulla, an open four ball, best ball v par competition will commence at 9 a.m. for the Restmore trophy. Post entries will be accepted. ...
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SOUTHPORT £1600 TOURNAMENT.
The positions of the players in the Dunlop-Southport £1600 professional golf competition have changed considerably. The present leaders are two Birkenhead players, E. W. Jarman (Prenton), ...
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GEELONG GRAMMAR
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THE SUBURBS.
At the last meeting of the Sutherland Shire Council it was decided to request the Federal Government to consider the sheltered waters of Port Hacking for the installation of ...
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GUNNEDAH AMATEUR MEETING.
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PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
A deputation from the Graziers' Federal vigilance committee asked the Acting Federal Treasurer (Mr. Casey) to-day that certain concessions which primary producers enjoy ...
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OBITUARY.
News has been received from Ceylon of the death of Captain Wallace Westland, a wellknown planter and botanical expert, of Kandy and Trincomall, Ceylon. ...
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ADELAIDE PROFESSIONALS.
In the final of the professional golfers' match for the Dunlop Cup, at Kooyonga to-day. Fergus McMahon defeated A. H. Toogood, 6 and 4. ...
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HOCKEY.
From Tuesday last the Metropolitan Hockey Association became tenant of the Liverpool Oval, having signed a lease for a period of five years. The lease covers all sporting activities for both ...
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RIVER MURRAY.
Members of the River Murray Commission motored from Adelaide to Goolwa to-day, and to-morrow will inspect the site for five barrages to be built at the Murray mouth to ...
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN.
At the 7th annual meeting of the Presbeterian Women's Federation yesterday the report stated that seven new guilds had linked up, making a total of 50. Reference was ...
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MR. VARNEY PARKES.
The funeral of Mr. Varney Parkes took place at the Faulconbridge cemetery, Blue Mountains, the grave being alongside that of his father, Sir Henry Parkes. A ...
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THE LYRE BIRD.
Mr. M. S. R. Sharland, in an entertaining address which was profusely illustrated by a fine series of lantern slides, explained the haunts and habits of the lyre bird to a large ...
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HAY JOCKEY CLUB.
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CONSTABLE'S DENIAL.
Constable W. McKinnon, of the Northern territory Police, against whom allegations of [?]uelty to aborigines have been made, said in a interview at Abminga that, if the ...
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COUNTRY WEEK.
June 1 and 3 have been allocated as the days most suitable for the association's annual country carnival, and official invitations have buen despatched to all country centres. It is expected ...
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"WHY GO TO PARIS?"
To answer the question he uses for the title of the new programme of vaudeville and revue at the Civic Theatre, Haymarket, "Why Go to Paris?" which commenced last night, ...
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BOXING.
Jimmy Mitchell, who was to have met Bob Thornton at the Rushcutter Bay Stadium on Monday night, will be unable to fulfil his engagement, owing to illiness. Mr. Jack Munro, manager of the ...
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ALLEGED MAILBAG ROBBERY.
At Parramatta, Police Court, John Ferguson, 36, rubber worker, was committed for trial on a charge of having stolen a mailbag. Ball was fixed at £50. ...
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DR. DONALD THOMPSON.
Dr. Donald Thompson, of Melbourne University, who is making an anthropological survey of aborigines in Arnhem Lahd on behalf of the Commonwealth Government, ...
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MOTOR BOATING.
The Broken Bay branch of the Royal Motor Yacht Club of New South Wales will hold its final regatta of the season at Horseshoe Cove, Newport, to-day, when the principal event will be ...
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BRADFORD POTTER TROPHY.
Two trophies will be raced for this afternoon by members of the Royal Motor Yacht Club of New South Wales. Cruisers will decide a 9¼ miles handicap from Rose Bay to Manly and back for ...
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ST. BENEDICT'S AMATEUR TOURNAMENT.
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DAVID MEMORIAL FUND.
The David Memorial Fund now stands at £1680/19/10, the following additional subscriptions having been received:— Professor T. G. B. Osborn........ £ 5 5 0 ...
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QUEENSLAND ELECTION.
With a lead of 220 votes and about 500 group votes to be counted, the return of Mr. Godfrey Morgan (C.P.N.) for Dalby is practical assured. Further details from Mirani ...
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CHAMBER MUSIC.
A chamber-music evening, arranged by the musical Association of New South Wales, was held in Pallng's Concert Hall last night. The programme consistede of works by Haydh, ...
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TOWN HALL CHIMES.
A motion will be submitted to a meeting of the City Council on Monday recommending that the chimes of the Town Hall clock be stopped nightly from 12 o'clock until 6 a.m. ...
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COURSING.
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WOOLLAHRA HONOUR ROLL.
At St. Columba Church, Woollahra, on Sunday, May 26, the-war honour roll will be unveiled by General Sir Charles Rosenthal. ...
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MARATHON RACE.
The Australian Motor Yacht Squadron will decide its annual marathon handicap of 15 miles on a course down the harbour, starting and finishing at the clubhouse. Middle Harbour, this afternoon. ...
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