Belmony Five Hundred Race Meeting At Belmont Park
The Belmont Park Racing Club held its Five Hundred Meeting on a fine Saturday afternoon. Quebilean won the chief event, the Belmony Five Hundred, a mile and a quarter race, with odds 9 to 1. Other races included the Second-Class Plate and First-Class Plate with numerous entrants and varied dividends.
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Spypelle
Prince Halberd
Piargea
Tin
Kevan Lorong
Melbourne
VAST
Confield
Wax
Albany Cricket Association A Grade final round recap
In fine weather the Albany A Grade match ended in a North versus East clash after East won the toss and batted. North posted 134 with Roberts and Wigan among top bowlers while East were all out for 118, Cobbled with partnerships and cautious batting failing to reach the target despite Kit and Marshall’s late stand.
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Albany Cricket Association
A-trade Competiton
Appewi Loum
Davey
Norman
Tomother
Bawt
Hoberts
Holmes
Kit Lanning
Wigan
Rams
Marshal Ned Willits
Itbert
Roberta
Monaghan
Marshall
Moats
Hobertau
Kit
Johns
St A- Jey
Quartermaine
Llslay
Jacko
Alteck
Cricket innings ends with 134 in nine down showy batting
Holmes led a strong 88 and Kit contributed 43 as Moote, Roberts, Page, Boyle and Williamson supported. Windus 40 aided by Hoberts and Shannon run out but Haberts remained not out 22. Final totals show 134 all out with bowling by Quartermaine Gilbert Kit Williams and others.
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Jucko
Moote
Roberts
Page
Boyle
Williamson
Kit
bin Credit
Gould
Holmes
Jolie
Quartermaine
Jack
Johns
Vlan
Weley
Misley
Windus
Roherty
Butwain
Gilbert
Shannon
Ciue
Monte
Toykin
Verran
Keke
Haberts
Norths Halt A-GRADE Clash On Ulster Road Ground
Norths defended 85 for nine to defeat Eusts by 18 runs in first innings on a damp Ulster road ground. Wheeler top scored for Norths with 43 as Shenfield and Meyers led the bowling with key wickets. Easter Prideaux and Rin egarde contributed for the visitors, but East’s 57 fell short.
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Fae
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Harris
Lon
Kosta
Perond
Prideaux
Rinegarde
Ore
Ncure
Shenfield
Verran
Windrias
Meyers
Wilkinson
Kinleysile
Meyera
Kuster O Davey
Amd
Broun Meyers
Golding
Edmonds
Horria
Bailey
Forte
Robins
Wal
Sundries
Tonal
North
Shenfeld
Broun
Harrin
Ibn Pridewitz
Davey
Brown Prideaux
Call
Norman
Pridgant
Hatching
H Brown
Jilbert
B Brown
Morrison
Brown
Goldin
Australian Eleven Opens Tour With Warmup Match
The Australian eleven touring England played a one day match against Oldfield in a warmup encounter. Strong early batting and bowling set the tone as the visitors prepared for the homeland tour.
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England
Norns
Io ‘Sharres
Australian XI Captain With 254 For Perth Debut Victory
The Australian XI arrived in Perth and beat the home side in a three day match. Australia posted 254 led by Armstrong 63 and Taylor 40 retired, with Hendry 30 and Macartney 52 among top scorers. WA bowlers Hyder 102 and Collins 54 provided resistance. The Kalgoorlie Moors won the country week final, defeating Kalgoorlie 177 to 103 in 14 overs.
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Bean
Clemenger
Cosnella
Foulston
Hendry
Macartney
Taylor
Armstrong
Gregory
Coline
Perth
W.A
Evers
Bardsley
Collins
Bost
Hyder
Kalgoorlie Wind Moors
Kalgoorlie
Kplauurlie
Moors
Mt. Berker team chosen for Easter cricket match
The Mt. Berker side to face Albany during Easter week will include Mesar Clarke Burston A Martin J Martin F Bounness Lo Hiches M Wright Collins D Wilson F Willinine Wright and C A Button with emergencies noted.
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Mt. Berker
Albany
Mesar Clarke
Burston
A. Martin
J, Martin
F. Bounness
Lo Hiches
M Wright Collins
D Wilson
F Willinine
Wright
AH Button
Plan TageNet Club Rifle Shoot For Dilley Trophy
Saturday afternoon wind challenged Plan tageNet Club shooters across 300 500 and 600 yard ranges for the Dilley trophy. Jackson led with 96 besting Riley 92 to take top honors while Dison beat Lunt in a shoot off for the wine. Several scores follow in the shoot results with names including Dixon God Hewlett Tow Lount Brive Shenfield McCormack and Farra among others listed in order.
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Plantagenet Club
GA. Dilley
Jackson
Riley
Dison
Lunt
Wee
Dixon
Ford
Farra
Shenfield
McCormack
Katanning Rifle Club to meet Albany team Saturday
Plaotag enet Rifle Club members travel to Katanning for a return match against the local squad on Saturday next. Prior meetings show Albany visitors beat Katanning, stirring strong interest for the upcoming contest with listed Katanning and Albany players named.
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Plaotagenet Rifle Club
Katanning
Albany
BRC
Budd
Matthews
Lockley
Williams
Rigg
Mullenzer
Trofanr
Hartley
Gure
Dawson
Meldrum
Alban
Jackson
Ford
Parr
Riley
Bruce
Prior
Naismith
Peel
Sherfield
Lunt Diron
McCormark
Albany Tennis Club Abandons Katanning Easter Match
A team from the Albany tenis club planned to travel to Katanning for a return match during the Easter holidays but several members could not go, so the decisive contest has been abandoned.
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Albany Tenis
Katanning
Albany
Albany Ladies' Hockey Association Announces Annual Meeting
Members are notified the Albany Ladies' Hockey Association will hold its annual meeting at the School ball tomorrow night. Business includes the annual report and balance sheet, election of officers for the coming year, and any general business.
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Albany Ladies’ Hockey Association
Albany Bowling Club stages handicap singles progress
The Albany Bowling Club green hosted a lively Saturday handicap singles with several close matches. Dewar vs Hill ended tight with Dewar pulling ahead late while Mills beat Crowe by five and Merrifield defeated Downes in a strong showing. numerous results with handicaps listed and a squad ready to travel to Katanning for a weekend match.
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Albany
Dewar
R. Hill
Rev. Crowe
Mills
Gnish
Downes
Merrifield
Realita
Righy
Downes Ao
Milne
Milla
Crowe
Downes Sk
Milly
Miles
Broce
Till
Eabitt
Dewar A. Eh
Corry
Edeth Cowan and Decentralisation Debate in Western Australia
Readers encounter a heated discussion on Western Australia’s politics and decentralisation. The piece critiques members' voting on a salary bill, laments electors’ memory, and debates Albany versus metropolitan growth, urging smaller states to foster regional development and cheaper governance.
Shipping Arrivals and Departures at Albany Port
The port records show Woolgarse arriving from Buksella with cargo of skins wool and general goods then heading east. Other arrivals include Demosthenes from London with passengers and mails, Bayla from Hopetoun set to sail to Pemadle, Eucla in port until Wednesday, and Persie not calling Albany though listed. Lighters Cyclops Hell and others are scheduled for cargo operations while ships like Yedda and Vinstra move on to Durban and Wallaroo respectively. The Pampa will depart for New Zealand and Merrina plans first Australian voyage from Sydney to Melbourne with Albany cargo.
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Marge Stemmer Woolgar
Shusselton
Lou Tuie
Dalgety and Co
Aberdeen
Demosthenes
London
Cape
L Pam Dalgety and Co
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Esperanes
Hopetoun
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Prinee
Albany
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Henry Wills
Congente
White Star
Persie
Durban
Pampa
Orier
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Merrina
Sydney
Ebe
Ben Rinnes
Mcllwraith McEacham and Co
Local states push for division to improve rural governance
The author argues for a division of the state, insisting that the central authority neglects distant districts. A split would let the back country manage its needs more cheaply and satisfactorily, with locals handling issues rather than outsiders. The piece urges residents to discuss creating smaller states.
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