Perth Racing Annual Meeting Opens With Anniversary Handicap
Racing notes from Perth outline the annual meeting and the Anniversary Handicap won by Merento in gusty conditions. Results list Dividendas and other runners with betting odds and placings across six furlongs to seven furlongs events, including Colonel Keen and Tooley Handicap segments.
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Perth
WAT. Chih
Christine
Mervato
Withpoony
Cheeling
John Peel
Athwarvin
Letter of Credit
W . Potting
Spoony
Char
Colonel Keen
de Son of
Cadilla
So Clyde
Tooley Tandicap
Avergus
Ted Norbury
Moonee Valley Meeting Silvius Wins Cup
At Moonee Valley on Saturday a seven race program announced the £2000 Gold Cup and Cox Plate events. Silvius won the Cup from Son of Mine and Bridanns, with Antounie taking the weight for age event. Details follow for the four main races including Deauville, Just David, and Wanda King in the MIA MTA HORDLES, plus the Cox Plate lineup and betting.
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Moonee Valley
Vietoria
Witness
Silvins
Son of
Ant Bridanns
Antounie
Deauville
Just David
Wanda King
Albany cycling meet features amateur and club races
Saturday’s fine weather drew a crowd for the Albany Bivyels Choir road races. Parker led the amateur five mile and 14 minute club dash, while Bedwell won the club race from Cooper and Meorgull in a dead heat for second. Hardingham praised for uniting competitors at the finish. Next week’s events include a 15 mile race for clubs and a five mile amateur race with entries at local shops.
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Albany Bivyels
Gould
Pee Labor
Glull
Elas
Dea
Me. C. Hardingham
Money Saving Sowah aivture and dubious health claims
The text describes a purported money saving health scheme and mentions adding sweetened water to a bottle for medical treatment. It lists illnesses such as bronchitis and colds and suggests a family routine to eight or more. It also contains scattered phrases about crime and punishment without clear context.
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Hersac von
Opening of Summer Games at Botuclas Street Grounds
Report describes opening day of cricket season with improved ground conditions and enthusiastic crowds. Notes pristine pitch, good roots and a bright, green outfield. expresses hope that matches will be played on better surfaces to suit all players and audiences. Mentions Hoda and Thy UD side as observers and foresees a stronger season for 1927-28 with continued public interest.
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Imatches
Bare Patel
Season opening cricket match shows solid effort from both sides
North and West Olun sides clash in fine spring weather. North batsmen Kit and Lewis top scoring with 11 and 10 as Weet chase 54. Cooper and McDonald lead Weet bowlers, McDonald adds 14, final total 54. West Olun top batsman Brown and Cooper contribute with steady scores.
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Purmet
Satunday
Iresh
Tno
North Hind
South Aid
Shonhan
Crowe
EL Case
Kit
Lewis
Lee
Brown
Weets
Ron
Cooper
W. Chester
Lewin
Jacka
McDoun'tan Hon Cooper
McDonald
Oliver
Viemmienedd
Albany Bowling and Croquet Club Official Opening
The Albany Bowling and Croquet Club held an official opening on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Members and guests, including Mr. Duthie and Mr. Haynes, praised the greens and croquet lawn improvements as the season began with a joint bowls and croquet program.
Ward Boundaries Defined By Town Board
Ward boundaries for the town are defined by a series of streets and intersections. The North West Fork street area covers Town Hills and Grow street from Twin Tall to Pre: mile street. York Street east side to Parade and Parade front to Cl street establish East Ward boundaries.
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Austin Cornickey
Mesieletiog Mae
Fucnelont
Bermtvekes
Twynlea
Seldoni
Fork
Town Hills
York Street
Parade Street
The Metal Aeroplane Advances From Wood to Alloys
The article notes a shift from wood to metal in aircraft structures over ten years. It highlights aluminum alloys, including an alloy named daewlenin, as superior to wood for hulls. Water absorption by wooden hulls increases weight and reduces range, while metal hulls avoid this issue, boosting range and performance in fleet reconnaissance machines like the Southampton.
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Southampton
Albany Rifle Club holds first stage of HAH Brace trophy shoot
Saturday's good weather saw 12 Albany Rifle Club members shoot the first stage of the HAH Brace trophy at 600 and 600 yards. Ten shots were fired at the stutter rope and 11 at 600 yards, with Shenfield winning on 10 points after handicaps. Individual scores list Moyle Jennings Timewell and others, and the captain's aggregate awarded Shenfield six, Moyle four, King three, Timewell two, Jennings one. The second stage is set for next Saturday.
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Albany Rifle Club
Crahge
HAH. Brace
Rome
Nye Bees
Dione
Shengleh
Timowell
le Jennings
Colley Nou
MrCornish
Moyle
King
Timewell
BR. Jennings
Botorday
Interstate Shipping Notes Highlight Australian Migrant and Cargo Voyages
The Katoomba sails from Sydney for Western Australia calling at Melbourne and Adelaide then Albany next Tuesday with cargo passengers and mails. The Kybro will wait at Albany on its return trip to call at ports down the south coast. The Euripides meets Ellis River duties with settlers for WA and transit to the Eastern States. Anchi sails from Liverpool to Capetown then Albany to discharge cargo before Eastern States service. Verliv chartered by Salvation Army to bring migrants reaches Albany November 21. Dalgety and Co. reports progress on the Mockwill line with Kooligi at Caledon yards. The Kooyong remains a key interstate vessel for Caledon, while Caledon’s Caledan arrives in Sydney on maiden voyage.
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Katoomba
Sydney
Western Australia
Melbourne
Adelaide
Albany
Mellwraith, McKecharn and Co
Point Cloates
Kybro
Israelite Bay
Porte Pn
Cango
Blue Funnel
Anchi
Liverpool
Capetown
Verliv
The
Salvation
Australia
Cape
Dalgety and Co
WeRarham Calliwg Kooligi
Caledon
Dundee
Scotland
Newco
Vallier Kooyong
Caledon Shipbuilding Co
Howard Smith
Caledan
Yarda
Sailings for Albany and Aberdeen by White Star Lines
Daleety and Co announce a programme of sailings from Banes to Mbang and other Australian ports. White Star vessels Buevie and Rane depart from Liverpool and Singapore to Aberdeen and onwards. Team Live pool December 17.
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Daleety and Co
Aberdeen
White Star
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Moonee Valley Meeting
Silvius
Mt. Flavian
Kalonia
Aloo.we
Asa
Woos
COX Plate
Wta
Pantheon
Barr Bus
Metellus
Silvina
Thraein
Saecedon Statesman
Charlot
Merry Mint
Parker
TS Aee
Simelair
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Lichiek Wets
IRB
Hohieree
BO Pur
Dnghaw
BM Bower Usin
J. Milnes
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Livesey
A. Bedhwell
Dain
A. Cooner
Domin
Merongall
Mit
Dewdl
Serbyd Place
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Grove
Hod
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Taekwa
Hay
Doeku
Brilth Angore
Bnith Rr
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Inecka
W. Shenson
Eline
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Albany Lowfey
St. Tan's
Ties
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Haynes
Duthie
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Howling
Dewar
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Lemak
Nelson
Johns
Coddike
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Thorn
Munen
Page
Merrifield
Keat Henson
Maslin
Milne
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Tremmry
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Earle Page, Trevemrer
Z. W. Rast
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Velephone
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Lronfounders
Thess
Albany Club
EMU Point
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Gramophones Supreme
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Lyell
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Aloour
F. J. Gramond
Csrs Oon
Westraliain Farmers, Ltd
Stirling Terrace West
Conault
Wm. Pendergrast
Oas Works
Drew, Robinson and Co
Sport House
Stuart Surridge
Duke
Royal
Willow King
Clapshaw
Cleave
Wisden
Slateners
Sheffield Dukes
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Dyer
Spaldings
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Fred Byron
Earl Street
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