Futurity Stakes Upsets Carnegie Record Breaker Eurythmic Wee
In Melbourne at the autumn meeting Eurythmic Wee carried 10.7 to win the Caulfield Futurity Stakes by a neck over Wish Wynne, breaking Carbines long standing stakes record. Battleplane was third as a strong field including Demetrius and Greenstead contested the race.
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Wanderers secure victory in third round cricket match
Albion visitors struggle with Bert Angove absent as Wanderers chase 127, bowled out Albion for 86. J Cooper and Maley excel with five and four wickets respectively. Roberts impresses with 41 and five for 17. Wanderers win by 15 runs in the first innings after stumps on day one.
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West triumphs in B Grade clash on Ulster road ground
In a Saturday B Grade fixture at Ulster road, the West led by full strength squad defeated the North in the first innings by 37 runs. North batted first for 60, with Nicholls 25 and Finlay 19 top scoring. West replied with 119. West bowlers Meyer and Loews starred, while P Davey and Angove led North bowling efforts.
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Mt Barker Team Sees Narrow Victory Over Blackwood Road
In a Saturday match at Mt Barker only one game was completed as Mt Harker forfeited to Carbarup due to transport issues. Blackwood Road won by three wickets and eight runs after a 110 total for seven. Key performers included Bennett scoring 24 not out for Centrals and Martin taking five for 40 for Blackwood Road.
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Progress and Vigilance Resolution at Lower Town Hall
A provisional officers’ slate was chosen with Cuddihy as president and Pritchard as vice president. Wansbrough became secretary and treasurer, Sundbarg Inghem Sewell as committee, with power to add. Members discussed municipal duties, holidays, streets, and educational policy for residents.
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Inghem
Stome-Cresher
Denmark Visitors Depart on Largest Train Load Yet
A crowded Denmark station sent off the largest trainload of visitors in memory as holiday departures marked by cheers. The party, including Mr. George Dunkley and Mrs. Dunkley, travelled to Manjimup and Mandurah amid reports of ample fishing at Irwin Inlet and good conditions along the coast.
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Kojonup
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Shipping Notes from the Port Journal
The Ayrshire steamer arrived from the eastern status and loaded 1 000 boxes of apples before resuming to Fremantle then London via Mellwraith McKechorn and Co. The State steamer Kuela will arrive from Fremantle and stay until Wednesday. The Aberdeen liner Eurip dex sailed for Cape Town and will reach there March A with about 190 immigrants. The Reading is due from the eastern States tomorrow to unload 00 tons of coal from the Adelaide 8, 8. Co. lighters. The White Star liner Cermm'r left Cape Town on February 17 and will arrive Wednesday with 140 tom of tango plus mail and passengers. The Aberdeen new Sophocles is scheduled to depart London for Albany and other Australian ports March 2 and expected to arrive April with mail and passengers.
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Plantagenet Rifle Club shines at local prize meet
In squally weather at the Albany range six teams and 27 individuals contested the Plantagenet Rifle Club event run with the Albany Tourist Association. Results highlight Naismith and Farr from Plantagenet with top marks across 500 and 600 yard contests amid a day of challenging wind and rain.
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