September meeting yields bright weather and horse results
Perth hosts the W.AT.C. meeting with Governor General present as Lustre wins the principal event. Numerous handicaps follow including Hawthorn Hurdles and Lake View Handicap divisions, with winners listed alongside betting and dividends.
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Perth
Repalias
Paroguet
Gentle Silver
Hermella
Tol Uaprat
Hine Anil
Claremont
Ik Conoingman
Randwick Derby Result and Chelmsford Stakes Notes
Sydney Tattersall's meeting at Randwick saw Limerick, the Derby winner from New Zealand, defeat Windhag in a high‑stakes race. Limerick carried 26 pounds more than the champion and led at the finish in a 723.2 length race with betting at 6 to 7. Winchog recorded a £12 6s 4d payout.
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Aydnew
Windhag
Australia
Jdal
Randwick de Limerick
New Zenland
Limerick
Agret Limerick
Erica Cs
Shipping Notes from Fremantle and Albany Ports
Shipping notices describe The Stars motor whip Kydra arriving via Poris on Aatreda and leaving for Fremantle on Thursday. MV hang proceeds via Ronbory and Boxselou, arriving Sunday, then remains in port until Tuesday September 21 before sailing on a quarterly tint Kuole to all ports except Cape Red and Bremer Bay with cargo and mails. Railway Department Mellwraith and McEacharnaml Coty move interstate liner Katoomba from Fremantle to the Eastern States after passengers and mails. Next, the Dine Funnel liner Nestor, in ron grote with Aberdeen and White Lin aca, due September 4 to reach via Cape with cargo and mail. Union passengers include South African members of the Empire Parliamentary Association visiting the Commonwealth. Henry Willis and Co. are agents for the vessel. The White Star liner Cormmir from Liverpool, to reach Albany around September 20 with cargo, passengers, and mails. The White Star liner Burvie leaves Liverpool August 21 and to arrive Albany after Cape voyage with cargo, passengers, and mails. The Blue Funnel liner Dilysnes to leave London for Melbourne via Cape on September 26 and arrive around October 40. Henry Wille and Co. agents. The Aberdeen liner Thanistocles to depart Bentensher 1 and call at Careshania before arriving with mails and passengers.
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Poris
Fremantle
Thurs
Hang
Ronbory
Boxselou
Cape Red
Bremer Bay
Pena Larnary
Cape
Carmna
Empire Parliamentary Association
Commonwealth
Henry Willis and Co
Cormmir
Liverpool
Autuptay
Albany
Pasengers
Mass
Dalleety
Burvie
Carro, Passetretr
Nvmils
Dal
Football Carnival Delivers Close Katanning Win Over Wagin
In testing conditions Katanning defeats Wagin 4.8 to 4.6 at the carnival with strong marking and fast play. Narrogin beats Albany 13.6 to 8.3 after a tight start, Narrogin’s Setell tops the day with standout form and Milne leads Albany’s kicking.
Katanning Triumphs Narrogin In Australian Football Classic
Katanning defeated Narrogin by seven points in a heated carnival match at Wagin Sports Ground before about 4000 spectators. The game featured strong marking and fast ground play with Narrogin pushing to the end but Katanning holding on to win 5 goals 18 behinds to 5 goals 5 behinds.
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Ell Parta
Histriel
Townafolk
Sueinbslet
Narrysin
Katanningites
Wain
Cromwort
Thes
Kotanting
Krom Slort
Wagin
Archer
Ana Withen
Inn
Te Wagin Sporta
Australia
National Gem
Narrogin
Katanning
Albany
Hie Wargin
Jaxa
Narrodn
Conrol
Bette
O'Connor
Katonnine
Katomsine
Rap
Katamniog
Nant
Finley
Bentein
Dromihg
Marka
Kemble
Sworkig Banearrgin
Aml Brates
Kataoning
J. Brennan
Monkius Het
Suoh
Hacileton
Miley
Narrwgn Hocks
Fiit
Sam
Sarrofin
Ryl
Blues
Narrngel
Alomes
Lithe Deurgeas
Neores
Toole
Shane
Jong
Nerrogin
Dorries and Co
Gowla
Thes Dehiv
Carnival of football praised at town hall gathering
A commemorative event honored Kalamning and captain Bud Rowe for the carnival football games. Officials from governing bodies and visitors from many clubs attended, with speeches noting the effort and spirit of the season.
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Bud Rowe
Tomathates Carnival Trophy Presentations at Town Hall
At the town hall interval of the cinema, trophies from the carnival were awarded. Messrs Messia Moffat and W Orr adjudicated the individual events and presented Barnett Shield Katanning Malcolm Cup Kivtan ning I A Hill Cap Narrogin best all rounder M Haywood Katanning teel placed man See Narrogin Mo Brennan Katanning Allotments H Dorris unselfish player S Fleay most gentlemanly player Rowe fairest and best player M Haywood.
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Tiontine
Mo Brennan
Narrogin
Bwat
Wan H. Dorrirs
Subiaco Clinches Final Four After League Clash
In Western Australian Football League action on Saturday, Subiaco defeated South Fremantle to secure a place in the finals. Subiaco scored 19 goals 18 behinds for 102 points while South Fremantle finished with 8 goals 5 behinds. East Fremantle trounced Perth 8 goals 10 behinds to 1 goal 14 behinds. Claremont-Cort Valley suffered a 9 7 to 4 point loss.
South Australian Match Semi Final Result
Adelaide Norwood 0.0 defeated Stars 6.12 in the last semi-final on Saturday. Stars earned the right of challenge after winning the minor title.
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Adelaide
Momlay
Norwood
Stars
Victorian League games result summaries from Melbourne area
Melbourne defeats Hawthorn 18 14 to 12 8 and Geelong tops Fitzroy 15 14 to 0 17 as Collingwood and Geelong lead the premiership race. The four teams in the finals standings are Collingwood Geelong Essendon and Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Moray
Anelbourne
Easenidon
Collingweail
Carlton
Geelong
Fitzroy
Pootsoray
Richmond
Hawthorn
Kiva
North Mellen
Quay
Arsenals
Collingwood
Eawondon
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Clarke
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Neabitt
Welshman
Wheeler
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Ressd
Thwain
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Helm —Narrogin
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Vickers
Mesurs
Moffat
Southern Football Control Board
Warne
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Merrified
Williams
Barker
Sageers
Tambellan
Hobbs
Strempel
Mowry
Rev
Pennell
A. Burvill
Hector Stewart
Welcc
Ladics
Hill
Miller
Wagin Board of Control
Me. Orr
Nev. Fennell
Anl
Government Savings Bank
England
EAD
Hay Street
Brovy
Stirling Terrace
Peterson
Chester House
Birect
Recreation Oro
SIGRI
J. Davies
Frederick ST
Albany Woollen Mills
J. Moon
Diwon
A.M. Griffin
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Southern Union General Insurance CO
Aubt., Limited
AMP. Buildings, BT
George's Terrace
G. & Bowman
Albany Representatives
Messrs, Urew, Robinson and CO
Marne
Walleance
WILKI
G. W. Quartermaine
York Biren
Coop & Durable
Usly
Todd's Arcade
York
George's Terres
BR. K
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Premier Stores Ltd
York Street
Barnett
Everett and, CO. General Merchants
Crockerywate
Tools For All Trades
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