Suima wins Goannells Handicap at Canning Park Race Club
In Perth, the Goannells Handicap headlined a Saturday meeting at Canning Park. Suima triumphed at 7.4 with White Thorn 6.1 and Loch Vie close behind as the main event produced a lively field and several races listed, including the Hurdle, Trial Stakes, and Flying Welter.
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Wests Triumph in Rain-Soaked North West Clash
In a rain ruined match Wests defeated North and West by 35 points after leading throughout. Early delays and a blocked boundary drain hindered the North’s start but Wests seized control and sealed the win with a big fourth quarter, securing a firm position in the premiership race.
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Kame
Nat Ron
Aichi
Weste
Stirling
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North and West clash in ruined premiership clash
In gloomy conditions after heavy rain, North and West fielded weakened sides for the minor premiership encounter. West lineup featured McLeod and Dickenson filling in while North faced tough odds against their rivals, with both sides struggling in the poor ground. The outcome remained uncertain as play wore on.
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Enarte
Ermond
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Dickenson Hale
North
Wests defeat Norths in wind aided clash, 34 to 13
Wests overcame Norths with a 34 to 13 win after a tight first half. Hue Glenister Bell Willis and Roe starred as best players, while Cooper Morgan Gray and Avina led Norths despite the wind advantage.
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North
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Popular Player Campaign Closes At Albany Events
Albany football fund appeals nearing close with a supporters’ drive at the Naval Drill Ball next Saturday and a June 2 entry to raise about £100 for Albany clubs. North Club’s Ray Nott candidacy noted. Masonic Hall dance aids finish.
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Messie
Rasmunsen
O Wesbitl
Parey Lambert
Alog
Hank
Nott
Me. Tack
Saunders
Ron
East Cobh
Dancing Night Promises Full Mawonic Hall Enjoyment
The article invites attendance to a dance at Mawonic Hall tonight. It describes preparations to attract the driving fraternity, mentions a special novelty dance with prizes, and notes the Cinderella Orchestra will provide music for the first part. A dainty supper is promised by the ladies for revelers.
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Hy Howal
Cinderella
Mawonic Hall
WA League Matches in Perth Reflect Narrow Perth Victory
Three premiership WA Football League games played Saturday with key upset as South Fremantle, champions of former years, defeated Perth by two points. South Fremantle 4 8 (46) beat East Perth 3 0 (54). Subiaco 3 7 (49) beat West Perth 4 11 (30). Fremantle 16 19 (115) beat Perth 7 7 (49).
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Fnat Fremantle
Perth
Interstate match in Sydney ends with NSW victory
A NSW team beat Victoria 14 13 to 10 14 in a Saturday match at Sydney afterndon with about eight thousand spectators.
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New South Wales
Victorias
Rangers Triumph Over Thistles At Perth Road Ground
On Saturday at the Perth road ground Rangers defeated Thistles 4 to 1. In the first half Raw led 2 1 with Thistles defending early. The second half was closer but Thistles failed to score as Rangers extended their lead.
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S Hore
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Rangers
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Mr. B. Symonds
Albany Rifle Club shoots in tough wind at long range
Weather hampered practice as Albany idle gun club members tested 900 and 700 yard positions on Saturday. Riley and Sackson tied for first with 8 points, Riley posting the day high 89 in the wind. Next Saturday they plan a trip to Kronkup. members must sign with Mr. W. Riley.
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Shipping Notes from the Aberdeen liner and related vessels
The Aberdeen liner Thamistories arrived from London three days late due to rough weather. Dr. Johnson examined passengers then she proceeded to the deepwater jetty with 101 third class passengers and mails before continuing to the Eastern States. The State steamer Euela arrived from Esperance with cargo, passengers, and mails and will depart for Fremantle today. The Interstate Liner Katoomba arrived from Fremantle, resumed voyage to the Eastern States after loading passengers. Dalgety and Co announce the steamer Woolger will call Albany mid August before heading to Adelaide Melbourne and Sydney.
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Riverina New States Movement Gains Broad Support
At an Albury meeting of the New State for Riverina League strong objection was raised to a missing statement by the movement’s president and secretary. Members praised the Fuller Government and Victoria for border railways while asserting the movement is national in character and aims to centralise and better distribute population and industry.
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New State For Riverina League
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Western Australia
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Subdivision of Australia Sparks Political Debate
The Despatch features Sir James Mitchell, S M Bruce, and W M Hughes opinions on WA subdivision. The Premier opposes dividing Western Australia citing finances and administration limits while arguing centralised effort is hampered by money shortage. Supporters favor smaller states and local governance.
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Hughes
Wan Mord
England
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Iportansa
Australian Labor Party Conference Sparks Prophesied Victory
The Australian Labor Party annual conference convened over the weekend with discussions on an extensive program. President A G Ogilvie declared Labor would soon form government nationwide, noting Queensland's pivotal role while Nationalists face opposition from other ministers.
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A. G. Ogilvie
Mlb. R
Labor
Queensland
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