Swart Triumphs in Hurdle Row at Belmont Meeting
Swart scored an easy victory in the hurdle event with Kilroit barely beating Floramirr by a head in a tightly contested card. Quercur claimed the day’s principal race after a prior near miss, while Mir Jewel showed early speed for a potential win next start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mats
Belmont
Rn Swart
L'Aiglon
Mir Jewel
W. Marke
Jock
Om Palurdey
Kilroit
Floramirr
Peter Mynthe
Gilendin Wen
Quercus
Pris Peaten
Fiprine
Football Notes on Parade Street Exhibition
Hazbeen reviews a rough football display by the Bowl and North teams. Mann's high close work and Retell’s injury are noted while Young Martin and Furlong show form. Umpire consistency and player discipline are urged, criticizing backfield weaknesses and rule enforcement during the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazbeen
Parade
Mann
Northe
Retell
Bie
North
Martin
Furlong
Wheeler
Big Rover
Ly Milne
Turner
Saunders
Elier
Acc
Junior Stars Drawn Into Screen Contracts at Long Island Studio
Several junior performers finished the first term without pay as director Sam Wood supervised three months of training. The graduates learned on set for the feature Fascinating Youth while pressuring for promised salaries and contracts. A celebratory payday followed a week later with all juniors present and on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Fox
Coulburn
Mundaring
Raigneur
Seinenr
Prince Bard
Erin's
Bard
1 Bagars
P. A. Connolly
Jol Beevar
Senteh
Leon Naiel
Lord Marquis
Cap Fare
Sea Emerald
PLC
Thomas
Victoria
Yakgoo
Cebl
Piargen
Ayrway
Cap
Swansea
Floramont
Joliete
Chootms
Chateau Tanunda
Hosehill
Haives
Jervo L
Emshler
Empire Trade Push Sees Britain Target Empire Goods
The Liverpool Monthly Journal outlines a government backed campaign, supported by 21 000 000 to promote Empire products over foreign goods. It cites trade growth from 1915 to 1924 and 1925 gains, notes shifts in meat, butter, fruit, sugar, cotton, and tea imports, and highlights Empire nations like Australia and Canada as key suppliers to the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Monthly Journal
Wear Australia
Dominions
Toruce
Australia
Empire
U.K
United Kingdom
Board of Trade
Jonpessionx
New Zealand
Errour
Ten- Jiark
U.S.A
Trish Free States
Canada
U.B.A
India
New Enland
Aode
Eller
Trish
Irish Free State
Ada
Denmark
Egypt
Netherlands
China
Essen
New New Zealand
Liverpool
Gort
British West Indies
Colombia
B.W.L
Cape of Good Hope
Palestine
South Africa
Mauritius
Union of South Africa
Empire Cotton
Cape of Good Hove
Nyasaland
Lom
Eneos
Market for surgical bid and related services
Printer's Roland Oliver seeks bids for an appendicitis operation with variable incision types and optional chloroform and nurse, requesting quotes for returning instruments and canceling orders. bidder to hold incision open for several days and anticipate gallstone market imminently. Inclusion of Mr MacTavish at a christening noted for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. MacTavish
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J. Moon
E. G. Dixon
Greengrocer and Frulterer
C. J. Rawligs
Albany
Narilogin
Willard
York
Johns
R.S.L. Art Union
Ticketea Za Gd
W. T. Prideaux
King River
D. M. Benson
Tate
A.8.l
Government Givens
Perth
Basley
Orchard 8 and Pertilizers
Westralian Farmers, Ltd
the Farmers’ Co-operative Co
Ferguson
Stirling Terrace
Board of Trade Virat Ciesa
Robert Bell
Bar Terrace
Delaware
Sunlight
Lever Brothers Limited
Castrol
Graham Brothers
Gratien ‘Brothere
Grahem Brothers
WOCAL
A. F. Cuddiny
WInTERBOTTOM Motor COMPANY _ UNITED
Georges Terrace
Raham Rothers Trucks
R.ac
Mr & Acven
Arthur Ande
CN. L
Miti Ciosg
Hay Etreet
Smith Motor Coa
West Australia
Premier Stores Ltd
York St
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