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GOLF. "Evening News" Cup.
A field of 130 associates competed in the "Evening News" Cup competition at La Perouse yesterday. The weather was threatening when play started, but later the sun appeared and conditions were most ...
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AUSTRALIAN RULES.
Not only the ardent followers of the Australian national football code, but all lovers of football, should enjoy a real feast of football from August 2 to 16, when the championship carnival will be held ...
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FOOTBALL.
The chairman of the management committee of the New South Wales Rugby Union (Mr. L. J. Herron), who was manager of the New South Wales team in Queensland, returned yesterday full of ...
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OBITUARY. MRS. ISABELE LE PATOUREL.
Mrs. Isabele Le Patourel, who was prominent in the social life of Sydney during the latter part of last century and in the early part of this century, and who also had an ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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V.R.C. MEETING. Second Day.
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SHIPPING FREIGHTS.
Shippers of refrigerated cargo met to-day to consider the position that has arisen owing to the failure of the Australian Overseas Transport Association, at a conference held in ...
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FEDERAL SESSION.
There were many requests for reductions in duties during discussion to-day on Groups 4 and 5 of the customs tariff memorandum, covering amendments to the schedule made by the ...
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DUBBO CLUB.
18-hole stroke: F. Hughes, 78—10, 68; F. J. McCarthy, 88—16, 72; K. J. Irvine, 85—10, 75; H. Ironmonger, 100—23, 77; Coburn, 91—14, 77; H. Lillie, 105—21, 84. ...
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COOMA MATCHES.
Cooma club 18-hole stroke: A. R. Martin, 84— 22, 62; C. Hussey, 89—63; E. Mitchell, 86—22, 64; A. Laws, 91—26, 65; G. Metcalfe, 97—28, 69; D. Ward, 96—26, 70. ...
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CASUALTIES.
The body of an unknown man, about 55 to 60 years of age, was found floating in the harbour off Kirribilli Point at about 8 a.m. yesterday by Sergeant Slaney and Constable ...
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BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.
The first qualifying stage of the open golf championship was played in a stiff breeze, under a hot sun, with fiery greens, at St. Andrew's. All the notable American challengers, including the Walker ...
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BOWLS.
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ASSOCIATION RULES.
The principal match in the Sydney and District League's first division competition on Saturday will be that at Gladesville Sports Ground between the competition leaders, Gladesville-Ryde and ...
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LAWN TENNIS.
Following is the draw for Saturday in the above club's championship tournament:— Women's singles: 12 noon, Miss Chantrill v Miss Little: 2 p.m., Miss Genge v Mrs. Martz. ...
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WERRIBEE ACCEPTANCES.
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MRS. R. L. NASH.
Mrs. Alice Mary Ellen Nash died at her son's residence, Ashfield, on Monday, in her 87th year. She was the widow of Mr. Robert Lucas Nash, who for many years was ...
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COMPETITIONS AT MOORE PARK.
Intending visitors to Moore Park to-morrow morning are reminded that the Moore Park club is holding an open four-ball best-ball competition for members of recognised golf clubs. It is proposed ...
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ATHLETICS.
Members of the South Sydney Athletic Club will return to Annandale next Saturday and will compete in a five miles road race handicap starting from the corner of Johnston-street and ...
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AMERICAN SOCIETY'S EVENTS.
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WOMEN WORKERS.
Mrs. Albert Littlejohn, addressing members of the Haymarket-Central-square-George-street West-Broadway Association at Marcus Clark's yesterday, made an appeal for "equal ...
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VIOLIN RECITAL.
In placing the words, "pupil of Josef Szigeti" at the top of the printed programmes at the Conservatorium last night, Mr. Moore-Macmahon virtually invited the audience to ...
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HOCKEY.
Lithgow defeated Katoomba by seven goals to one. Scorers for Lithgow were N. Willis (3) and V. Gilbert and A. Luchetti (2 each). G. Packer scored for the losers. ...
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L.G.U. GOLD MEDAL COMPETITION.
The draw for the L.G.U. gold medal competition at Kensington on Friday is:— 12.25, Miss Warden v Mrs. McKay; 12.30. Mrs. Thomson v Miss J. Goddard; 12.35, Mrs. ...
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MR. A. H. WINDEYER.
Mr. Archibald Hulbert Windeyer, a solicitor of Deniliquin, died in a private hospital in Melbourne yesterday, aged 59 years. He was a son of Mr. W. O. Windeyer, of ...
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY.
The New South Wales girls' hockey team arrived this morning, and was welcomed at the Grand Pacific Hotel by Mr. Ellis, president of the Fiji Hockey Association, and the Mayor (Alderman ...
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IMPROVED CONDITIONS.
Mr. G. Quinn, northern organiser for the United Australia party, who has returned from a series of meetings in Nelson's Bay and other Port Stephens' centres, states that the ...
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MOSMAN ASSOCIATES.
The draw for the Mosman Associates' Club medal, to be played on Monday, is as follows:— Miss Palmer v Mrs. Yuill, Miss Tait v Miss Perry, Mrs. Kirkland v Mrs. Balls, Miss Wilson v Mrs. ...
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SCULLING.
An absolute denial that Bobby Pearce has entered into any agreement, verbal or written, to turn professional to row Ted Phelps in the autumn for the professional sculling title was made ...
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MR. W. R. HAWKINS.
Mr. William R. Hawkins, who died last Saturday, was a resident of Eastwood, but previously he was a fruitgrower at Dural. He was a frequent delegate to fruit conferences. He was ...
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DENSE FOG
After being delayed for 17 hours by a dense fog at Auckland, the Union line steamer Marama reached Sydney yesterday afternoon only seven hours behind scheduled time. ...
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BOXING.
Pat Craig (8-7½) was too rugged and forceful for a former bantamweight Australian champion in Billy McAlister (8-5), at the Leichhardt Stadium last night. McAlister showed flashes of cleverness, ...
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MISS HAMMOND IN FORM.
The New South Wales associate champion. Miss Joan Hammond, has evidently reached the top of her best form on the eve of the championship. Playing at Kensington yesterday she toured the ...
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BILLIARDS.
The second round of the Hughie Boyle Memorial Trophy was decided at the Elite Hall, Bathurst-street, last night. This competition, which is under the auspices of the New South Wales Amateur ...
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BOURKE WEIGHTS.
The following weights have been declared for the first day, Monday, July 10, of the Bourke Diggers' Turf Club:— Revielle Handicap, 6f.—Auda, 9-12; Sandy Marsh, ...
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ABORIGINAL QUESTION
In the course of an address on "Exploring in Kimberley" at the Chatswood Congregational Church last evening, Mr. C. Price Conigrave said that in any country where a ...
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ASSOCIATES' COMPETITIONS.
AVONDALE.—Par handicap, A Grade: Mrs. Whatmore (14), 3 down; Miss Stevenson (17), 4 down; Miss P. Saddington (15), 6 down. B Grade: Miss Doyle (36), square; Mrs. Fitzhardinge (36), 3 down; ...
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RUGBY LEAGUE.
South Sydney wins three-quarter, C. Quinlivan, who returned to the team last Saturday after an absence of some weeks, has suffered a recurrence of leg trouble, and will not appear in the match with ...
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MR. J. J. WILSON.
The late Mr. J. J. Wilson, whose remains were interred in the Church of England portion of the Field of Mars Cemetery yesterday, was born in Melbourne in 1866. He spent ...
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WOOLGROWERS.
Woolgrowers are urged by the Queensland Administration Board, in a report issued to-day, not to take less for their wool than the average rate ruling during 1933. ...
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CRICKET IN ENGLAND.
In their match against the West Indies team to-day, Lancashire scored 351 for the loss of five wickets (Washbrook 95, Hopwood 112, Paynter 54 not out). This was in reply to the West Indies ...
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INTER-FACULTY CHAMPIONSHIPS. ENGINEERING WINS CUP.
The final bouts of the University inter-faculty championships were fought in the University Union Hall yesterday. The inter-faculty championship was won by Engineering, with 14 points; Medicine, ...
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LIMBLESS SOLDIERS' MATINEE
A specially interesting programme has been arranged for the Limbless Soldiers' Matinee, which is to take place next Tuesday at the Theatre Royal. Those who have promised to ...
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STUD SHEEP
Twenty valuable stud sheep, belonging to Mr. F. E. Lamb, were killed by dogs at the week-end. Twelve other sheep were badly wounded. ...
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MRS. M. MILDWATER.
Mrs. Mary Mildwater, who died at Canley Vale, aged 93 years, was a native of England, and had lived in New South Wales for about 65 years (about 20 years at Canley Vale). She ...
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MOTORING.
A remarkable protracted test of a four-cylinder Citroen car is in progress at the Montl'hery track, near Paris, where a 1452 c.c. model has run continuously for several weeks, covering about 1400 ...
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DISTRESSED TENANTS.
A public meeting held in the Soldiers' Memorial Hall, Petersham, decided to request "the Government to make provision to overcome eviction of tenants in all necessitous ...
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ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
The concert which was to have been given this evening by the Conservatorium Orchestra has had to be postponed, owing to the indisposition of Dr. Orchard. There was no ...
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REV. BROTHER FRANCIS MULLEN.
The funeral of the Rev. Brother Francis Mullen, one of the first members of the Marist Brothers' Order in Australia, took place at the Field of Mars Cemetery on Monday morning. ...
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BODYLINE BOWLING.
Even the natives of Papua have heard about body-line bowling, for a recent number of the "Papuan Villager," a monthly newspaper issued by the Administration of Papua for ...
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GILGANDRA ANNUAL TOURNAMENT.
The Gilgandra annual golf tournament was held during the week-end. Principal scores were:—18 holes scratch v bogey: J. D. Pilcher, 4 down: H. Campbell, 4 down; F. Munro, 8 down. Eighteen ...
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CYCLING. Cyclists' Union Meeting.
The council of the New South Wales Cyclists' Union will meet at the Sports Club on Monday night. The principal business on the paper will be a notice of motion by Mr. R. J. Ley to add a new ...
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BAGSNATCHER AT NEWTOWN.
A thief overtook Miss Alice Fernon, of Oxford-street, Newtown, as she was walking along Trade-street, Newtown, last night, and snatched her handbag containing 1/6. He ...
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NEW MOTORSHIPS.
The Wilh. Wilhelmsen Norwegian-Australia Line has entered upon another new building programme for the Australian trade, following the recent loss of two vessels at sea. Four ...
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LEAGUE PREMIERSHIPS.
Newcastle's win in the League of Wheelmen's Dunlop Trophy and interclub premierships on Saturday afternoon was the second by the northern club. The first win was scored in 1908 under the ...
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BRONTE STADIUM.
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CATHOLIC DEBATING SOCIETIES
The Balmain team last night beat the Randwick team in the final of the senior competition organised by the New South Wales Catholic Debating Societies' Union. The ...
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TUMUT CLUB.
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FIVEDOCK STADIUM.
Fixtures for Thursday are:—Six rounds: Harry Henwood (Tasmania) v Al Rex, "Snowy" Means v Ron Dale, Leo Melville v Sid Clarke. Four round: S. Lindsay v Eddie Leonard, Mickey Bowers ...
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CARLTON STADIUM.
Newcastle middleweight, Fred Starlight, will meet the South Coast fighter "Dealer" wells, in the main six-rounds contest at Carlton stadium to-night. The supporting six rounds bout will be ...
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AMMONIA PIPE BURSTS.
Workmen were driven out of the premises of the Crystal Ice Works, in Parsons-street, Balmain, yesterday, when an ammonia pipe burst and the rooms were filled with ...
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SYDNEY STUDENT'S SUCCESS.
In a letter to Professor Watt, Professor Stakman, cereal pathologist of the University of Minnesota, U.S.A., writes stating that Mr. J. G. Churchward, B.Sc.Agr., Walter and Eliza ...
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NIVEN RACES.
The third annual Niven open road races, senior and junior, will be promoted by the Auburn amateur club for members of the New South Wales Cyclists' Union on July 15. The course for seniors will be ...
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THE CARILLON.
A recent letter received from America by members of the University states that William Goreham Rice, author of the standard book on Carillon Art, has been very impressed both ...
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ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
At a meeting of the general committee of the Royal Automobile Club, the following members were elected to office:—vice-chairman of committee, Mr. L. F. Anivitti, general committee, Messrs. ...
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RETURNED SOLDIERS' LEAGUE.
The Roseville sub-branch of the R.S and S.I.L.A. was successfully launched on Monday night. More than 60 foundation members were enrolled. ...
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GLEN INNES EVENTS.
Following are the results of competitions held here during the week-end:—Stroke handicap, 1[?] holes: C. L. Colman, 100—26, 74; A. H. Crossman, 82—8, 74; J. F. White, 99—24, 75; T. Airey, ...
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BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP.
Al Brown, by defeating Johnny King on points in 15 rounds at Manchester, retained the world's bantamweight championship. ...
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