Horbury Power Stakes dominates Watonga racing results
The day featured the Horbury Power Stakes win by Tangalongmna in fine weather before large crowds at Caulfield. Races included 4200 hurdles won by Sir Maeman, and other events naming competitors such as Solitus, Moonga Handicap winner Castellane, and multiple betting odds for the day’s top placings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurday
Ab Caulfield
Wis
Sonera
Nunguleemia
Bill Dromore
Joe
Terthin
Coungy Elandicap
Forlonga Ulla Bov
Troitea
Caulmielt Cup Acceptance and Listed Participants
Melnouene reports acceptances for the Caulmielt Cup of Gamavin. The event is set for Saturday afternoon with a mid at half time. The table names fifteen entrants including Finmark Euryth mic All Whighong Red Dome Dewrewin Gringulet Tangeloome Ole Jim Queen Comedy Silitras Speciality Lord Bee Mowick White Phos Knighter Alilot Walleant Parrtoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamavin
Finmark
Whighong
Red Dome
Dewrewin
Gringulet
Acerington
Ole Jim
Lord Beetov
Mowick
Knighter
Alilot
Parrtoe
Spring Minichesp crowns Citaden in Adelaide meeting
The SACLC Sportage meeting at Adelaide featured the Spring Minichesp won by Citaden with Mivhinbury in second and Boo kaloo third. Dividend: £212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Citaden
Mivhinbury
Bookaloo
Local Board of Health Meeting Discusses Drainage Issues
The Local Board of Health met Monday night with Mayor W. 4. Day presiding. Health Inspector reported on drains at Stirling-terrace and Devonshire Buildings, noting odor and access concerns. Council debated remedies, tendered suggestions, and adopted the report, with further action to be coordinated by the Health Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce Bord
Cra
Devonshire
Messrs Barnett and Co
Miles
Stockdale
Dymes
Vownell
Knappeler
York-street
Forte
Wille
Cass
Wewie
Woekborne
Weheme
Ltst
Shoul
de Weicht
Poole
Central Board of Health
Early Settlement Notes On Candle Site Fortunes
Fragmentary note recalls early settlers and a candle site with scarce clues to fortunes. The text mentions the harsh frontier era and hopes tied to a single lantern or candle site as a beacon for survival.
Albany West Football Club wind up gala at Bowling Club
The Albany West Football Club held a wind up at the Bowling Club on Tuesday evening. Mr C F Brown led a toast to the Albany Football Association and the visiting delegates. attendance praised the season, gate receipts stood at £152 10s 4d, with total income £144 and expenditure £122. The West team was praised for unity and effort, Captain Angove and Coach Naismith were commended, and premiership honors were presented along with trophies and mementos to key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fy Brown
Elu
Angove
W. McLoon
Albany Football Associaum
Brown
Albany Football Association
Albany
McLeop
Leon
Ilo
Alee
McLewn
Cootha
Allmary
McLwan
Veneveleng
Leomark
St. John's Ambulancy
Thele
Wetden
McLean
Abe
W. Monaghin
Ales
Naismith
Serviers
Cat. Angove
Te Vitain
Weat
Cloh
North
C. Dodge
AF. Bravy
Thinover
W. Filepatrick
Hoberts
Ellet
APAL
WAF
Angow
Hivlodamine
Nairmith
J. Ky
Nhe
Dewar
G. Michell
Brave
Th Cowan
Col Jing
AL Roberts
FP. Pember
TW Cowan
West Albany First Rates Club Hosts Annual Boctal
The West Albany First Rates Football Club held its Boctal in the Howling Club room with sparse attendance. Guests included senior club figures and Mr Naismith, Mr Me Uovern, Mr Portwyn, and Mr Milne. The event featured a decorated hall, light refreshments, and awards for poetry and songs with winners announced by adjudicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Albany
Albiny
Jonio
Bene
Reeopied
Elul
Naismith
Uovern
Portwyn
Milne
Merhert
Birewaly
Woo Conner
He Corwin
Martw
Albany Bowling Club Meeting Aims Christmas Carnival
The Albany Bowling Club held a committee meeting in the president’s absence with M. K. Downe as chair. A patronage letter from the Western Australia Bowling Association was read and four grooming positions were filled. The group planned a Christmas carnival with tours and events and invited Rotomining Club members to participate in opening ceremonies and carnival games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Chai
M. K
W.A. Bowling Association
Mbony Club
Keper
Hrocknell
Tywan
G. H. Pletcher
Mills
Downes
J, BE. Angove
Corry Nesbitt
Albany Cricket Association Annual Meeting Portraits Growth of Club
The Albany Cricket Association held its annual meeting at the London Hotel with over 30 players. President C F Brown chaired as the report praised a successful season, four clubs formed Wanderers Corinthians Woollield and Albions, and trophies were presented including top bowling and batting awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Crick Association
London
C. F. Brown
Crioke
Eama
Mesurs Roberts
Monaghan
Cooper Beig
Gams
Wanderers Corinthians
Wooellied
Albions
Albany
God
Mayak
T. Ancove
Barker
Vintors
Victoris
Muda Barker
Jnculalent
Nance
Tres Mires
Hank
Brown
T. Dovey
Wilson and Bailey
Reddin
Alan
Mount Barker
Katoncing
Perth
Mdeggder
Romo
Othe
Hetter Resuke
J. Haynes
A. Tomlinson
W. RK
Smith
C. F, Brown
Isley
J. Day
T. Robinson
M Lik
Suver
J. Norman, Jr
Wera
N. Windus
B Miles
Shipping Notes from Oct 1 to Oct 14
Oct 1 Kooringa sails from Newcastle with coal for the Eastern States. Oct 14 Lammeroo 4 from departed. Eucla arrives from New caathe Tuesday night, discharges coal, then Renames voyage to Fremantle. Eucla departs for Esperance via ports with tango passengers and mails, due back Sunday. Adelaide 5.8 steamer Linmerup arrives from Sydney Melbourne to discharge 320 tons at the fort before heading to Fremantle. Euripides left London Sept 23 for Australia expected Albany end of month with passengers. Melbourne 9.8 liner Dimboola to leave Sydney Oct 10 Melbourne Oct 23 Adelaide Oct 25, arriving Albany Oct 20 with pine and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriwraith
McBochurn and Co
Kooringa
Newcaathe
Fremantle
Eucla
Esperance
Tango
Railway Department
Adelaide
Linmerup
Sydney
Melbourne
Thin Fort
Wrementle
Euripides
London
Australia
Cape
Albanty Aboo
Maily
Dalgety and Co
Agenta
Dimboola
Adelnide
Ine
Albany
Dalgety Uni! Co
Sponte
Rifle Shooting Club Disposes Prophesies For John Wooley Trophy
The club held John Wooley Trophy competition with ties for first between Moswry Martin and Klintworth, a shoot-off where Martin defeated Klintworth. In Norma trophies Williams and More tied for second, with others placing, while O'Neil and Vanquilecom earned fourth in various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba Wok
John Wooley
Noruiy Bros
Hep
Seores
Martin
MT. Klintworth
Clothier
K Thomas
Vanquilecom
I. Th. Clarke
O'Neill
Silvester
Norman Aros
Nt. Laenehe
I Williams
IL Farr
Morgan
Staiehe
Moswry Martin
Klintworth
Moser Thomas
Vannilecom
al Thoms
Vem Vansuilecom
Williams Aml
Ore
Vorgon and
Steicke
Williaina and Moreau
Pox ‘de Wooley
J. Martin
Opding
O'Neil
Norman Kiros
Louie Ian
Park Hotel cricket delegates set 190 season plans
Delegates met at the Park Hotel on a Saturday evening to elect officers for the year and set season plans. President Me W Sounness, secretary treasurer Mr Percy Durston, and other officers were chosen. The association fixed an £11 registration fee, outlined boundaries, and arranged a start date of October 30 with 2 30 pm matches. Carbarup and Muckwood-road were drawn to meet, with five rounds planned and umpires supplied by byes. Ground improvements and seating were discussed and the association to supply material for scoring chords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
John Beaddan
Sounness
Sor
Whateman
Thomas
Cretary
Percy Durston
Mutories
Tenme
Carbarup
Muckwood-road
McRe
Blackwood-road
Centrala
Centeule
Me Potts and Mr T Angova Honor Evening With Bowling and Batting
The report commends Me Potts and Mr T Angova for strong bowling and batting, especially Angova who won the best batting average and top score prize presented by C F Brown and A Dickson. A vote of thanks concluded the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Potts
T. Angova
Messrs C
F. Brown
Dickson
Imman
Forest Hill Wedding Unites Stella Denge and Frank Williams
The Forest Hill ceremony at Forest Fill hall united Miss Stella Denge and Mr Frank Williams with Rev H A Harper officiating. The event featured bridesmaids Effilo and Millie Drage, best man Charles Drage, a three tier wedding cake, and a motor car departure to Peerimbup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Fill
H. A Harper
Moon, Barker
Stella Dirnge
J. E. Denge
Emidale
Forest Hill
Frank Williama
Mess Williams
John Williams
Peerimbap
Mount Barker
Mra M. Bartlett
Mineea Charlotte
Dorothy Muir
Mia J. Holland
Wagin
Sweet Penn
Watsonia
Effilo
Millie Drage
Beromingly
Chas
Drage
Andrew Muir, Jr
Peerimbup
Happy Sopple
Brite
Treads Chine
Howe Ens Hie
Mirek
Mr P
Muir Mn
Albany public notice of dairy supply open for inspection
A fragmented notice announces dairy supply arrangements in Albany and Surrey areas. It mentions Messrs Davey and Robins and invites inspection at Lake View and Surrey Dairy, with milking hours listed as 4 am to 1 pm and 1 pm to ?. The text is garbled but indicates a public inspection period and extended cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lake View
Surrey
Davey and
Robins
Surrey Dairieg
Fries Paid tir Butter Pat ia per Th until further notion
Readable text fragments mention Fr ies and butter pat pricing with unclear units and dates. Mentions Agno Westralian Farmers and potential regional groups. Details are fragmented and nonspecific.
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Wat.c. Races
Caulmielt Cup
Local Board of Health
Murpowes
Social
Albany Bowling Club
National Library of Australia
Albany Cricket Association
Shipping Notes
Naywcastle
Lammeroo
Espe Ibnes
Porte
Wms
Mount Barker Club
Cricket
Mount Barker Association
Pattinson
York Street
Albany Bakery
H. F. Tlewell
A.lf
Dell . Guiwatry
Drew, Robinson & CO
Albany Brewery
M. J. Brady
P.O
Church of England
J. Rawlings
Werer Gordon and
Burling
Dolnery
Partlowarn
Albany Co-Operative Butter Factory and Trading CO. Ltd
Cold Stores
A. F. Cuddiny
Offend
Frederick Street
J. Ccewert
Pely
Prieg Cook
J, T, Mill
E. Williamson
Moudemers and Co
New Premisea
Rywdalty
Seeess
Oas Plotte
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