Perth Racing Notes Hurdles Midland Handicaps and Plates
At Perth the Heke Vale Club hosted a racing meeting with good attendance. The Midland Handicap was taken by Land of Fog ahead of Hed Bunner and a horse named from the text. Several races show betting and small field details with horses listed as non-starters and scratched entries.
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Perth
Heke Vale Club
Land of Fog
Hed Bunner
Mirah
Hirvarley
Ayrway
Tal
Ue Lovkoweler
Prince Halberd
Knniscortly
Hin Niba
Dully Girl
Tombarrera
Petruchio
Jou Yarda
Uhugrewm
Law Ull Fug
Hed Howwer
Sulu
Fargo Unl Khal
Wecar Eelmeel
Leighet Winter
Vive
Hippowros
Aovergue
Hay of
Konjolio wins National Steeplechase at Y.N.C. meeting
Melbourne reports the chief attraction at the Y.N.C. event was the national steeplechase won by the outsider Konjolio. Stable mate Woolve placed second with Mowrowe third.
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Melbourne
Y.nc
Konjolio
Woolve
Mowrowe
Albany Ladies Hockey Ascoukmtion Resumes Weekend Games
At Ulster road ground on Saturday afternoon two more matches were played in the Albany Ladies Hockey Ascoukmtion. Checkers beat Wanderers five to one in a brisk match. High School defeated ALJC 5 2 with a steady performance from start to finish. Mr Jarman served as umpire.
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Albany Ladies’ Hockey Ascoukmtion
Ulster Road
Checkers
Wanderers
Gome
A Ljalc
Renull
Mr. Jarman
Wunes Ae
North Club Boycott Shatters Australian Football Playoff
The North Club defies officials over umpire Angove prompting a planned playoff between North and Went teams for the minor premiership to be in doubt. After a governing body decision backing Angove and a North Club protest, a special Friday meeting failed to avert the crisis as players threatend to sit out the Saturday fixture.
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Western
Autvilia
Yaing
Sud Elf
Simihir
Awsanerich
Ian
Maner
Wits
Wests Club
Lhag
North Temmot
Nord Club
Angove Ag
Woee
Cannutrus
Angove
V. Lewis
Association
H.W. Merrfield
North Clib
Klinse
Lub
Maany
A. G. Martin
Ray Nott
Wwe
North
Hhe Association
Albany Fife
Rome
Bruce
Mullowlny
Spe- Riley
Withnell
Opion la Wong
Determined Stand of Association Message to North Club
The governing body decided to inform the North Club by letter that the meeting set down would take place tomorrow after session. The decision, reached after lengthy discussion, reflects the majority public support for Australia’s national policy behind them.
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Australia
Saturday Football Standstill Sparks Albany Controversy
Unresolved dispute over northern club withdrawal from a key match caused a large crowd to gather. Officials and players held meetings at the Bowling Club, but the North team failed to appear as Umpire Anguve started play, prompting the Association to defend the fixture and threaten sanctions.
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Aguis
Messrs
Martin
Nott
Bay
Aeld
Tome
Tamm
Bowling Club
P. Gawlett
Tat North
West Club
Anguve
Fim
Wamre
Aeason
Highes
Albany
Merrifield
Caputes Committee
Percy Lambert
Gie
North Football Club
Lorissa
Ulster Road
Soldiers' Institute hosts Women’s Auxiliary euchre night
A program at the Soldiers' Institute Cribbing and euchre tournament will be held under the Women’s Auxiliary with music and singing to entertain attendees. Proceeds support the Auxiliary’s efforts.
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Ierien
Soldiers’ Institute
WA Football League matches see West Perth exonerated in bribery allegation
Saturday's WA football results show Kus Perth 10.9 defeating East Fremantle 7B wi Subiaco 12 8 beating Perth 8 8 and South Fremantle 11 6 defeating West Perth 6 4. A special league meeting Friday cleared West Perth of bans related to the alleged bribery of an East Perth player last week.
Rangers defeat Thistles in Perth road match 4 to 2
British Association game at Perth road ground saw Rangers beat Thistles 4 2 after a 2 1 half time score. Mr B Symonds refereed as both sides attacked with mid field exchanges and open play in the second half.
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Rangers
Thistles
Perth Road
Lowe Sporting
Parade Street
B. Symonds
Hangers
Dowm Wye Moill
Morewalt
Breakawaya
Mr. Symonds
Kalgoorlie Produce Market Quotations Issued
The Associated Producers Kalgoorlie released latest market prices Friday night showing light apple supplies due to non arrival of many, fair orange demand, and heavy vegetables with low cauliflower values. Cabbages short, potted prices listed for apples oranges mandarins lemons potatoes cabbage cauliflowers pumpkins swedes beans peas cockles turkeys muscovy ducks and other items.
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Kalgoorlie
Granny Smitha
Musgovy Dmkes
Rigg
Shipping Notes From the Port with Multiple Vessels
The State steamer Kadu arrived at Esperance yesterday and will stay until Wednesday when she sails for Esperance direct with cargo passengers and mails. The White Star liner Suevia departed for the East States on Thursday evening after taking 21 passengers and 160 tons of cargo and mails. The steamship Themisto arrived at Capetown on Wednesday and is due to reach here Thursday July 26 with 200 passengers and Manila goods. The interstate liner Katoomba, left Sydney Saturday and is due Tuesday week July 22 after calling at Melbourne and Adelaide to collect cargo passengers and mails. The Melbourne Steamship Company cargo carrier Woolgur is due Adelaide today and will arrive Albany with cargo on Thursday next. The White Star liner Media, the next APuny to omit, left Liverpool June 30 and will call at the Cape, arriving with 140 tons of mail. Dalgety and Co agents.
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Kadu
Esperance
Railway Dept
White Star Lney Suevie
Eas
Dalgetynand Coy
Mierdven
Themintocles
Capetown
Wedoeeday
Manila
Woolgur
Adelaide
Albany
Dudgety and Co
White Star Liner Media
Apuny
Liverpool
Cape
Dalgety and Co
Ogemta
Weather Clears For Williams Bay After Wet Start
Williams Bay reports late June and early July weather as too wet for outdoor work, followed by four perfect days with clear skies. The Settlers' Association held its regular meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Marwick with strong attendance, re electing F. W. Blythe as president and E. R. A. Compton as treasurer and secretary. Discussion covered Dalry and Bulla Acts, local ballot results for block allotments, and calls for road repairs and a school site near new settlements. Concerns included road conditions, need for a wheelwright, and protection of poultry from increasing dingo raids amid ongoing cottage construction progress.
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Settlers’ Association
Kind Pertaisaivm
Mee. Marwick
Indies
Willcera
F. W. Blythe
RE. A. F. Compton
Reasurer
A. Burvill
Love
Harvill
Bow and Bowen
Grrs
Wong
Out of Place Bushside Visitor Probes New Comforts
Residents recall a peculiar guest in the bush as discussions unfold of a new government building with six confinement rooms in a frontier town. A recent gale tore saplings from a stump and hurled them aside, revealing the ferocity of the storm and the scale of ruin.
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Danmark
Outback
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