PEOPLE: burnie SERIES 13
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190973
25 November 1909 Insert 2 Musical, Elocutionary and Literary Competitions at Burnie. Stanley Green, Over 18 Prepared Oration, Recitation, Gentlemen Over 18 Recitation, Musical Accompaniment. |
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190974
25 November 1909 Insert 2 Musical, Elocutionary and Literary Competitions at Burnie. Miss Reader and Mr Quigley, Vocal Duet. |
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190975
9 December 1909 Insert 4 Annual outing of the employees of the Tasmanian Farmers Cooperative Association at Burnie. |
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190976
9 December 1909 Insert 4 Musical, Elocutionary and Literary Competitions at Burnie. Miss Winnie Bossward, First Prize Ladies Humorous Recitation. |
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190977
16 December 1909 Insert 4 Arthur Williams, winner of the recent Burnie-Wynyard Cycle Road Race |
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191002
13 January 1910 Insert 2 Burnie Tennis Tournament. Miss Vivien Hall, winner of the Ladies Handicap Singles, Ladies Handicap Doubles (with Miss Tracy) and Mixed Doubles (with A F R Scott). |
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191003
13 January 1910 Insert 2 Burnie Tennis Tournament. J A Jakins, winner of Handicap Doubles Championship (with A F R Scott). |
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191007
3 March 1910 Insert 2 Burnie’s Federal Band in a band competition in Hobart |
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191010
3 March 1910 Insert 2 W A Pilbeam of Burnie, who was chosen as Tasmania’s representative in the Commonwealth rifle team to compete at Bisley, England. He was away five months. |
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191016
28 April 1910 Insert 4 Emu Bay Cricket Club (Burnie), premiers of East Wellington Association, season 1909-1910, holders of the E A Pearson Shield for ensuing 12 months. Back row from left to right: W L Mullen (umpire), H P Fannon, C O Jakins, H C Piercey, J A Jakins, C F Edgar and S Wragge (scorer). Second row: L M Mullen, J W Crump (captain), Reverend J Tyron Wilson (president), A W Tattersall (vice-captain) and C H Westbrook. Front row: H Thretheway (secretary) and E F Carroll. |
