Belmont Park May meeting set with top races listed
Belmont Park hosts the May meeting with a full program of events. Notable entries include the Odve nt Hurdle Race and Belmont Plate, plus Belmont Purse and Wandicap events featuring horses such as Brown Sig. Sunolean Swansea Duetto and Sir Waddy Bom Hula Darjeeling Walter Hamleapy with challengers named in each division.
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Michwniers
Belmont Park
Fulbeine
Mrown Sig
Maowa
Sin Lion
Wamniblies
Duetto
Sunolean
Swansea
Sir Waddy
Marnoo
Belmont Wandicap
Darjeeling
Royal Command
Gay Bilver
Polyeamy
Walter Hamleapy
Challicum
Leepos
Tremolo
Three Kings Triumph in Adelaide Race
Adelaide witnesses Three Kings win as Walboo and Aw Fait Alling place behind. Dividends reported at 70 and 89 for the top finishers.
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Adelaide
Walboo
Football-Opening of Season at Albany Grounds
The new Albany combined sports ground hosts the opening football season with shelter from a grandstand, morning A and B grade matches between East and West clubs, admission 1s for adults and 6d for children, with central umpires Mowers Brown and Angove and other officials. Half time features a premiership shield presentation to the East Australian team and plans include post match teas, a Fire Brigade Band, and training-arranged lists for A and B grade squads.
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Ulsterena
Food Board of Control
Foothell
Albany
Parade Street
Mntebos
Board of Control
Rown
A. BE. Angove
A. BE. Angove, Who Will Not Alternately Goal Umpires, Messrs
A. Smith
E. Golding
Mesars
A. Symanna
T. Walker
Enat Aeraile
H. Wiley
Howes
Ulas
Wiley
Trady
Fire Brigade
West—Cooper
Newby
McLeod
Smith
J. Morgan
Pritchard
Dewar
Oliver
Hardingham Wroves
Braddlaw
Lambert
Miller
Marsh
Knight
Chester
Jorrenson
East
Saunders
Mercer
Mann
Milan
Verran
Normith
Clarke
Langdon
Rest
Holloway
Clineio
Morrell
Hott
Meerifeld
Caplin
Nexbitt
Hamilton
McBride
Board of Control Meeting Sets Plays and Roles
The board held its ordinary meeting to approve minutes and address business. Appointments were made for the centre and A and B grade duties, timekeeper named, and eligibility rules set for players. tavern registrations and a tea supply contract were noted.
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Board of Control
Waa
H.R. Rigby
Centrol Oumnress
Measra
F Reown
A. B. Agenre
Fale
Amore
Brown
Erade
Mesrre
A. Smith
R. Coline
Weal Oy
Moware
A. Burmanna
T. Walker
Ren Boepule Olivens
Manes Bros
Strand
Cale
Checkers defeat High School B in seven to two hockey clash
Hockey fixtures updated during holidays saw Checkers beat High School B seven to two on Ulster road. Dolly Mews scored five goals for Checkers. The next day High School A won three to one on Ulster red ground against High School B.
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Checkers
High School B
Dolly Mews
Ulster Red Ground
Beteen High School
High School A
Checkers and Imperials Set for Saturday Showdown
Imperials meet Checkers Saturday afternoon at 2 15 for a decisive match. Both teams express confidence in victory and urge all players to arrive early to ensure a prompt start.
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Imperials
Checkers
Rifle Shooting ALL AUSTRALIA TEAMS AT MOUNT BARKER
Postponed from Sunday last the Australia tents will host a rifle meet on the Mount Barker range Sunday next with teams from the Great Southern District Union. Albany club sends two teams alongside union reps. Northern and Southern sections list players and emergencies, plus Albany participants and officials.
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Australia
Mount Barker Range
Great Southern District Union
Albany
B. Casey
E. Jones
E. A
Kealley
Kowald
Marsh
D. Mears
Moyle
F. Potter
F. Patterson
Stade
Emergencies
J. Currie
Flannagan
Keay
W. J. Riley
G. Allen
A. H. Bruce
C. T. Hortin
J. P. Hortin
F. M. Jackson
F. Mitchell
BH. Patgraon
E. Thomas
C, Townsend
W. Douglas
King
J. O'Neill
J. Wilkimson
F. Allwood
Albany Club
L. G. Allen
A. , Bruce
Acb. Ford
J. HL. Fogel
Jackson
C. King
E. McUomish
J. Moyle
Jshunfield
Or. Verran
EB. Oates
J. Saunders
Basket Ball Tonight at Albert Hall Opens Association
Tonight at the Albert Hall the new Basket Ball Association stages opening matches. East Football Club and AGA clash at 7:54 sharp, followed by Methodist Bans rain Club in the second game. Admission prices apply.
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Albert Hall
Basket Ball Association
East Football Club
AGA
Methodist Bansrain Club
Golf Medal Match Highlights Albany Golf Club
H J Holue won the season medal with a net 74, two strokes ahead of Hogey. Scores posted include R BR Holmes 66-12-74 F J Ick 85-10-78 F Whitlock 4-18-TG A Parry 0-12-7s E Balston 62-12-89 T E Miles 104-24-80 A EB Catling 07-16-81 T J Jones 86-15-S81 RH Tomlinson 48-0-82 Dr Home 4-12-82 M L Anderson 6%-ser-63 M B Johnsen L12-18- W P Ferguson 105-20-86.
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R. BR. Holmes
F. J. Ick
F. Whitlock
A. A. Parry
E. Balston
T. E. Miles
A. EB. Catling
T. J. Jones
RH. Tomlinson
Dr. Home
M. L. Anderson
M. B. Johnsen
W. P. Ferguson
Carriage of Goods by Sea Act Notify Action Required
The Institute of London Underwriters advises that the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act requires receivers to report any loss or damage in writing at the port of discharge or within three days if the damage is not apparent. It notes exceptions for joint surveys and urges Chambers of Commerce and the Board of Trade to publicize the notice.
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Institute of London Underwriters
Cartier
Noties
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Winterbottom Motor Co Unveils New Dodge Broathnasis Body
The Winterbottom Motor Company announces an entirely new Holden body design for the latest Dodge Bros. chassis. The body features full vision side curtains, one piece windshield, and a ventilator. It uses Holden materials and Australian tires, with two tone duco color and rigid frame components. The fly bearing crankshaft and other Dodge improvements are noted for smoother ride and comfort.
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Winterbottom Motor Company
Holden
Mount Barker Notes and Local Football Forecast
The BAS.S. re union at Mount Barker drew over 100 attendees including secretary Mr. Benson and Rev. Riley. The Porongoropa hall expansion and new committee were reported. In football, Mount Barker’s premier competition opens next Saturday with North and Cranbrook clash, following Souths’ win over Cranbrook last weekend.
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Bas.s
Mount Barker
Benson
Riley
Loth Light Horse
Archbishop Riley
Barker
Porongoropa
Hugh Faulkner
Messia
F. Clarke
R. Meetham
Stan Faulkner
Harry Faulkner
W. Steicke
Percy Faulkner
Mesers
Clarke
Austin Faulkner
Mount Barker, Football Association
North
Cranbrook
Kine
Warne
Souths
South
C. J. Dixon
Narrikup Notes Ball Night Draws Large Crowd
A Saturday April 30 ball event drew a large crowd with many in fancy dress and prize winners named including Mrs Pugh Red Devil Miss E Bail Early Victorian and others. Upcoming Mount Barker football match and King River tennis match set for Sunday with transport details and mixed tennis team travel. Albany cricket team visited Narrikup for a drawn match amid late start and dusk closing play.
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Mrs. Pugh
Red Devil
E. Bail
Misa Rainbird
Misa Ida Bail
G. Williamson
Charlie Chaplin
Mr. T. Beat
Mistice M. Hannan
G. Elliot
Pond
Edit Bail
Tuckwell
Downie
J. Jackson
E. Hunt
D. Hunt
Elsie Hunt
Gypsy
Williamson
MecNess
D. Jackson
Messia
Waycott
Bonsey
Digger
Mount Barker
Bouth Mount Barker
Narrikup
Roval Tennis Club
King River
Albany
Improved West Australian Milk and Cream Can Invention
An Australian inventor promotes a new insulated milk and cream can to reduce spoilage and heat damage during transport to butter factories. The design claims cooler contents, better insulation, and government-supervised testing with a demonstration planned in Victoria.
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Victoria
Lider
Shipping Notes from Albany Harbor Lifts Several Vessels
The Staty steamer Kybra departs Fre mantle today and calls at Bun bury and Busgelton before arriving Sunday. It stays in port until Tuesday then sails with cargo passengers and mails. Other liners from London via the Cape include the Blue Funnel and the Ascanios, with arrivals and bunkers replenishment noted. ships from Melbourn, Adelaide, and Melbourne routes also listed with cargo and passenger loads.
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Kybra
Fremantle
Bunbury
Busgelton
Esperance
Hopetoun
London
Caye
Webssel
Wight
Asus
Henry Will and Co
Port Adelaide
Albany
Mellwrait McEeacharn and Co
Cape
Eleyt
Netter
Thia State
Daleetz One Co
Nprenis
Butter Marketing Topics Discussed at Melbourne Meeting
The Dairy Practice Central Board finished a three day Melbourne meeting urging an official butter grader in London. They called for immediate arrival reports to manufacturers in Australia and clear marketing steps for low grade butter, uplift of Australian butter, and dairy science research.
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London
Predace Central Board
Melboune
Sis
Bruce
Dairy Research Institute Proposed in Commonwealth
The Dairy Research Institute plan follows a council conference by the Scientific and Industrial Research and the Development and Migration Council. The commission's chairman says the proposal has been delayed but should now proceed toward establishment. It is suggested Mr Julius travel to London to explore a network of research institutes and assess Imperial Marketing Board collaboration with Australia.
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Bcientific and
Commonwealth
Thn
Julius
London
Imperial Marketing Board
Australia
Advertising Campaign Expenditure by Willer and Partners
The report notes an outlay of 46 100 pounds for a market advertising campaign by Willer and partners. It covers Australian primary products exported to Britain and mentions defrayment by the Bruce Page government and related industries. The statement is issued by the Federal Country Party Parliamentary Committee.
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Willer
Britain
Bruce-Page
Federal Country Party
Java to Manufacture Syrathes It Will Be Global
A recent American official report cites a Java area article about a proposed factory in Sembango to produce artificial milk from milk powder and butter. Several tons of milk powder are reportedly ordered from Canada, with butter from Denmark likely. industry outlook notes competition and past Anglo-Saxon pressure against price cutting. The report mentions a Denmark factory for artificial milk and questions Java’s project success versus existing tin milk production.
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Java
Sembango
Canada
Denmark
Doomark
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