Week End Sport Preview for Tatheersally Club Meet
Saturday's program at Perth features entries for Tatheersally Club roves with trials in hurdles and plates. Key contenders include First Class Phute Broam Green Sword and Second Class Mate Petervic in hurdles. Cantala Stakes and Cantala Derby favorites listed with positions and weights.
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Tatheersally
Perth
Wiewrd
Malurev
Ly Velfrat
Phute—Broam
Green Sword
Sweet Dera
Petervic
Paddett
Peronne
Tattermanl
Oom
Earl Howard
Burry
Melbourne Cup Betting Prices From Thursday Buoyant Market
Melbourne bookies posted the latest Mulbourne Cup prices on Thursday. Harvest King opened at 8 to 1, Hivell and Rover at 10 to 1, Purier and Holy Apparent at 14 to 1, with Dutid at 6 to 1 alongside Honeyee Prince Charles Kennepil and Whittier near 10 to 1.
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Melbourne
Holy Apparent
Hivell
Rover
Honeyee
Prince Charles
Kennepil
Whittier
Opening of Albany Cricket Association season 1022 23
The Albany Cricket Association launches the season at Parnde Street recreation ground with a 2 pm start. The opener features Albions versus Wanderers, with senior division teams expected to be evenly matched and several B Grade players anticipated to rise. A collection will support association funds.
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Parnde ‘Street
Albany Cricket Association
Harnest
Albions
Wanderers
Wanderer
Alexican
Plu
Albany
Albany Districts Association Opens Season With Local Matches
The Albany Districts Association opens its season at Ulster Stand Recreation Reserve with East vs North clubs and a strong Eleker team expected to challenge. Several players moved to seniors, so lineups will be adjusted and trials held to finalise selections. The opening match is at 2 15 pm with a large turnout anticipated.
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Seuior
Albany Districts Urelot Association
Ulster Stand
Eleker
Temaina
Xttom
Albany Bowling Club Opens Season With Official Sing
Officers announce the official bowler sing of the 1922 23 season on Saturday afternoon at 2 15. Members and prospective members and their friends are urged to attend. A mixed handicap pairs game will follow the opening motion.
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Albany
Community club bowls opening promises new members
The article describes an open bowls event inviting Indies to compete and bring tennis abtors while noting provisions of widerwon lew. It mentions a sample set of new bowls for inspection, favorable weather, and plans for a pleasant afternoon as the club hosts promising openings for participants.
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All Indies
Bruce
Mt. Barker Tennis Club Annual Meeting Notes New Courts Hopes
The Mt. Barker Tennis Club held its annual meeting with strong attendance. Secretary F Hawtin presented a detailed report noting 64 members including 17 ladies and 7 paying visitors. Plans for three new courts were discussed with Lands Department and Road Board support, though only partial funding was secured. The club reported a £2028 balance, with revenue from subscriptions and a concert, and expenses including tennis balls and dances. Officers were elected with C J Vansolied as captain and F Hawtin as secretary, and a season opening dance followed the meeting.
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Mt. Barker Tenis Club
C. J. Vansolied
F. Hawtin
Ogente
Unl
Lands Department
Webster
Albuny Club
Katanning
Sennia
W. Sounness
Sur
J. B. Steicke
J. Wooley
Rnde
Clarke
Howtin
Hickling
Patton
J. Scaddan
W. Soonness
Senar
Reddin
Mesers
J. EK. Warburton
D. Davies
A. T. Booth
L. Ryan
W. W. Mitchell
C. J. Vanan- Neem
Rows Wallace
Geo. Wall
Most stupendous production at Empire Theatre tomorrow
The Empire Theatre screens D W Aruths untitled "Hre ken Blooms" with Lillian Gish in the lead supported by a noted cast. The film adaptation of Broman Burke's "The Chink and the Child" features elaborate prologue, lighting, and music. Prices are dress circle 2 shillings, stalls 1 shilling 6 pence.
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D. W. Aruuths
Hreken
Empire Theatre
Lallian Gish
Urtime
Boman Burke
Cheng
Huan
Pengyfieldy
London
East End
Lamber
Mise Winifred Law France
Tom Stewart
UN Noone
Stugio
Ruby Cowan
Montague Wilson
G. Michell
Harold Lloyd
Empire Theatre Presents Experi ence Film and Town Hall Show
The Empire Theatre and Town Hall screens the George Mon Company feature Experi ence along with a large cast and lavish tableaux. The plot follows a young man drawn from a small town to city life, temptation, crime, redemption, and a return home with love and hope as the closing act. A supporting program including Kismat TM is scheduled for Saturday, November 11.
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Empire Theatre
Town Hall
George Mon
Jove
AL Mousa
Ork
Alll
Jim
Wealth
Paramount
Ree Cman
Omch
Kismat
Where Men Are Men and Mt Barker Pictures Attract
The article reviews the film Where Men Are Men featuring William Duncan in a rugged open-country tale of man to man battles. It notes scenes in the city contrast mining life and highlights a climactic fight between Duncan and Sailor Tom Wilson, with side mentions of The Sawmill and Pathe Gazette. It also mentions Albany Social and Sports Club dances at Masonic Hall on Monday night.
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William Duncan
Mt. Barker
William Dumcan
Dooks
Mohahin
Laura
Foster
Vic
Duncan
Tom Wilson
Bob Filscimmons
Larry Beinon
Pathe Gazette
Review
Maritime traffic notes with several Atlantic and Australia voyages
The Karle steamer heads to the Easy Coast ports and returns to Albany then to Espersnce on November 4. Kareels arrived from the Eastern States and disembarked passengers before continuing to Fremantle. Adelaide 5.4. Co. carrier sails from Adelaide with cargo and coal for the port and Fremantle, via Melbourne and Adelaide, arriving November 14. The Cuile calls Albany November 20 from the Eastern States to London with wool cargo. The Aberdson and the Sorighées are bound London to Australia via the Cape with Albany calls and notable passengers including His Excellency Bir Fravcis and Lady New degats arriving December 13. Dalgety and Co. agents report the Aberdeen liner Demosthenes sailing October 11 toward Australia via the Cape, expected 02 November.
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Karle
Albany
Railway Department
Mollwraith
McEooharn and Co
Kareels
Sound
Fremantle
Adelaide 5
Adelaide
Lightang
Melbourne
Paymomgurs
Cuile
Bitar
London
Daidhe Aberdson
Sorighées i
Australia
Cape
Bir Fravcis
Lady Newdegats
Dalgety’ and Co
Aberdeen
Demosthenes
Sengere Dalgety and Co
Aguats
Friendly Societies Gala Day Plans Mentioned in Council Notes
Council minutes detail a proposed Friendly Societies Gala Day on 12 February 1923 with half profits shared with the Tourist Association. A procession, races, prizes, and a ball at the Town Hall are planned, plus recreation ground events for children and paid admission for adults. The annual Katanning trip and other entertainments are also discussed.
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Ay Eae
F. Escapain
Ie Oea
Interio
Ena
Tourist Association
Forby
Aswocisthan
Murphy
York Street
Duke Street
Recreation Ground
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Idhell Bue
Malthevid
Susarion
Blue Steel
Il Whittier
Caserta
Association
Albarky Districts Association
Mt. Barker ’ Tennis Club
Indies
Young
Thomas Ferrie
Town Hall and Empire
Masonic Hall
Freadly Secnes
Coun
Preach Air League
Alfred Paomment
D. W. Griffiths
Ventoring
Lian Gish
Richard Darthelmess
Wikapred L
France
Tom Slewart
Fox
Mig Puranount
Moore
Rishard Bartivel
Mnea
Ina Top Notober
AD Ubual
Georges Fitemaurice
Croat
Todd
Dave Gould
R.S.L Pictures
Mount Barker Hall
Gealer
Kebennai Evreet
Albany Strees
Atyle
Larry Gemon
THE
W. R. Nott
Geo. Johnston
Alban
York Hotel
J. Davies
ALBO
Drew, Robinson and
Crockery
Icrew, Robinson & CO
Sports Warehouse
Empire Buildings
Albany Engineering Coy
Stirling Tarraue
Sdollermakers
Brasa
Wo. P. Ferguson
Ezy
Ezy Walkin
FORD
Vfl
EZ Y Walkin Limited
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