WAOCME Perth Racing Weekend Ends With Wynnette Victory
Perth racing headlines report a postponed Saturday meeting held Sunday due to weather. Lach Vie wins the principal event with 10 to 1 odds, while Wynnette takes the Caulfield Cup at Caulfield in front of a large crowd, ahead of Kasingwold and Vorawonds.
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Perth
Jane
Lach Vie
Dorgia
Eile Teormond
Hrown
Shop
Barlu
Perruchio
Requestion
Vurkhuim
Hupurvus
Jack
Austin
Cunninghans
Wwe
Kucu Cross
Masked Ball
Miss Agnew
Macnulonons
Aytuve
Orient Vlavour
Bellevue Slandicap
Uberview
Wubble
Propagata
Mamdar
Melmulene
Momus
Coulfield
Gip
Wynetts
Lochowen
Hasingrwold
Caulfield
Heavy Investments in Perth Racing Action
A Perth resident reported a substantial bet on the Herbert Power Stakes, claiming to have invested £200 on the previous Saturday. He mentioned the wager amid discussion of the week’s racing events and a local focus on the Cuuliubl Uap outcome.
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Perth
Focal
Albany Rifle Club Leads In Close 600 Yard Match
A Saturday afternoon shoot between a visiting warship team and the Albany Rifle Club tested 12 men across 100 and 600 yard ranges. Albany triumphed by a fair margin of 55 points despite weather and late practice by the visitors, with notable scores by Ford and several Albany marksmen. The annual Prowse trophy is set for Mt Barker as the club reports a healthy membership and funds, awaiting new members to sustain the season.
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Warshipa
Albany Rifle Club
Wanggu
Wea Dov
Nome Yuoilee
Duckwon
Albany
P Posible
Ford
Milley
Milby
Mooney
Nicholwon
Bhemffeld
OS Kilcom
Sinehills
J. Wuummuile- Fryer
Ines
Thoreas
Mockiig
Ove Coulis Grant
SP Fa
VF. Banting
Duckett
Ory Eovond
Balalee
Curcit Balan
Weason
Athen
Che
Tre Dunleavy
Wohalled
Experidi Bannett
Ture
Mt. Barker
Kronkuping
Mi. Barker
Keoukup
Ansemis
Trip
W. J. Riley
c/o Barnett and Co
Melbourne Cup Betting Figures From Perth Headlines
Latest Melbourne Cup odds from Perth show Bio Heir Apparent and Rapin at 10 to 1, Cypher and Bitwili 12 to 1, Burkwood 14 to 1, Devid and Miropiel 10 to 1, Comptraller and King foeds 20 to 1, with others at longer prices after the Quaulth Cup on Mountainly weight.
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Perth
Muniay
Montainly
International Race at Belmont Park Ends in American Victory
The international turf race at Belmont Park produced an American win with papyrus beaten and Buy among the favorites. The event carried a large purse of 10000 dollars and attracted betting interest with Hungarian and other international entrants.
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Hunglielduogdon
Belmont Park Cours
Ter Wislemeths
Meeting Minutes Draft for Ulster-Grand Reserve Cricket
The text records action from Albany Tours Association and various club delegates. It notes approval of a worded action to grant war with the Ulster-road reserve, management of the association’s brochure, and banking arrangements. The meeting opens the season on October 27 with fixtures listed and plays restricted to two halves of 23 minutes.
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Menars
Wedlliwiniss
Dawes
Wallebies
L, Forte
W. Sangater
Lopperiaty
Aml
Shaw
Waratibw
John
Albany
W. Sunglar
Wearitahs
Omurrow
Divwapater Wid Haggarty
Toyperiale
Mullina Wallabies
Norman
District cricket opening promises keen East West North rivalry
The district association announces cricket at Uistar road recreation reserve this Saturday October 27 at 2 pm. East West combined North and East teams will compete in a opening match with three squads named and players listed for selection. Keen competition for the premier honor is expected as preparations for the season continue.
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Uistar-road
Ounonly
North
Etleker
Tallain
Ba Chonee
Temdance
Murdock
Vernon
Hillard
Newby
Wiltshire
Mt Barker and district events and cricket club meeting notes
A busy weekend report from Mt Barker covers a music evening with local performers and prize winners, a Backwood-road Cricket Club meeting at Morryup with officers elected and finances shown, and updates on tennis and court maintenance. Delegates to association meetings, ground improvements at Summess Park, and plans for next year are outlined along with acknowledgments to donors and helpers.
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Carleray
Wits
Willy Pamper
ML Ley Shiner
Hewitt
Goutelwest
Mexere
C. W. Borkiner
M. Wright
C. Young
G. Leewell
N. Wall
Mine le Booth
Mewrs
C. Yuowr
W. Jimiewon
Mises J. Adam
HW. Wallace
FL Wall
Porky
Cone
Hanks
Backwood-road
Morryup
T. Suunooss
Lowe
Mutron
W. Seumness
Proaidany
EE. Warburton
T. O. Seumness
Vire-vipladn
J. Mickie
J. Martin
Bem
J. U. Boum Hees
Nesveioliva Delegetvo
Menara
Pohl Soumess
J. Saath
Muses
T. U. Sounness
Mears
A.B. Clarke
P. J. Burston
Centras
T. G. Sounnexs
J. Laith
Hinckwood-road
F. Williams
Carburop
Summess Park
Puls
John Rossinwon
W. Sommess
Semr
E Thomas
Hoo. Mor
W. H. Glib
Nurrikup
Barker
Weece
Mule
Bordun
Goowangerup
Rainbow Ralterswiners
Maid of the Aasoviation Fundy
W. J. Howkley
Nurrogin
Commissiour
Mbuny
Mis. Barker
Shipping Notes From Sydney Ports Highlight Late October Arrivals
The steamer Coo oy arrived from the Eastern States and berthed at the deep water jetty taking on 650 tons of flour and 38 bales of skins before departing for over escorts. The Aberdemliner Sophocles arrived from London via the Cape landing 157 passengers and mails after medical inspection, then leaving for the Eastern states. The State steamer Kuclain remained at the town jetty with boiler trouble, awaiting a later departure for Hopetoun and Eeperames. The liner Katoomba waited en route from Premantle to the Easter States, with passengers for the voyage onward to Weed Australia on November 3. The Adelaide 8.8, Co’s cargo steamer Twreooch was to call at Albany, landing general cargo including woollen goods, and the Woolger arrived from Fre-Huntly for Fremantle. The Melbourne and Bris bane bound ship took departure for Fremantle, while the Pareio from London via the Cape was due at Albany on Tuesday with 600 tons of cargo passengers and mails. The Diogenes was declined to leave London for Australia and is due to call at Albany on November 14.
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Coo Oy
Deepwet
Henry Wills
Conquets
Aberdemliner Sophocles
London
Cape
Sime
Airesm
Wongside
Latr
Dalgety and Co
Ogenty
Kuclain
Hopetoun
Eeperames
Weunestay
Railway Dept
Aorta
Mallwraith
Motucharnood Co
Katoomba
Premantle
Pusseger
Sydney
Arrior Twreooch
Melbourne
Albany
Fre- Huntly
Cango Bulores
Calgary Wnd Co
HMLAS
Brisbane
Fremantle
White Star
Pareio
Aftany
Lane
Dr. I Very
Aberdeen
Diogenes
Australia
Dolget
Fruit Industry Seen From an Albany Traveler’s View
Sir Henry Jones of Tosamainin, returning from a eight month trip to Enggiadi, described the English fruit trade and prices. He noted Australia’s surplus stock and low prices abroad, emphasized exported case handling, and warned about damaged shipments and regulatory impacts on European markets.
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Albany
Sophocles
Sir Henry Jones
Tosamainin
Enggiadi
Old Country
Henry
Melbourne
Glasgow
France
Belgium
Sir Henry
Australas
England
Chicago
Murry Aanager
Americ
Mosare
FP. L. Williams
Almy Chamber of Commerce
E. Fisher
Weetralian Farmers, Ltd
J. M. Murtha
Weatralian Fruitgrowers' Association
Growers Face Pressure and Shipping Disputes Amid Fruit Trade Tensions
A confronational discussion reveals strains in the fruit industry as growers oppose stronger controls while shipping interests blame growers for instability. Experts debate temperature limits, storage, and transport practices, with calls for unified action. A forthcoming matinee at the Em-Pee on Gaturdes afternoon classifies children for six pies.
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A. T. Howth
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J. H. Prowse
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Avery Smmrt
Wil Uno
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South African and Imperial Veterans’ Association of West Australia
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C. A. Mievers
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Kalgeeriia Town Mall
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Colle Om
Alwmay
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Martin Carrutis
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Asiweh
Sony
Empire Theatre
Herbert Rawlinson
Dal Kerial
Jon Seramis
Master Pluturen Mresul
Barbara la Mare
Alysie
Bok
Pindule
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Figli
Montgomery’s General Drapers
G. C. Everett
Alice
P.O. Albany
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NEW Seasons Goods
NEW Seasons Millinery
Drew, Robinson and CO
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Henry Wills & CO
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