Albury court fines after premises visit and dairy society talk
The Albury case details Lampitt and Webb on hotel premises late at night with conflicting explanations. Witnesses describe business visits, a stove inspection, and a police question. A magistrate fines both defendants for being on the premises after hours.
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Lampitt
Webb
Constable Cooper
Wilkinson
Thomas Henry Webb
Albury Gas Company
Albury
Dobble
Welsbach Light Co
Mr. Dobble
Australia
Blackburne
John Lampitt
Jackson
Tle
P.M
Albury P., A
H. Society
G. A. Thompson
J. R. Chapman
Tamworth
Goulburn
Bathurst
Albury Small Debts
Tuesaday
H. G. Shaw
William Williams
William Godde
W. F. Nagle
F. J. Belbridge
Belbridge
Smithenbecker
Defendant
William Frederick Frauenfelder
Beeman to Return for Eye Care Clinic at Germanton
Consulting optician J. W. Beeman of 6 Hunter street Sydney, manager for H. A. Barraclough Ltd, revisits Germanton on June 8 at the Criterion Hotel and June 9 10 at the Glo Bee Hotel Albury. He is described as a late sight-testing expert with years of experience and claims to fit glasses perfectly for eye trouble sufferers.
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Germanton
J. W. Beeman
Hunterstreet
Sydney
H. A. Barraclough Ltd
Criterion Hotel
Albury Jyne
Glo . Bee Hotel
Kito Mit
Corowa notes frost, rail talks, and local sport
A sharp frost grips Corowa with ice on water until midday and a forecast repeat. The Railway Commissioners visit Saturday after a council deputation. Bishop Gallagher arrives to conduct a confirmation at St Marys. The Corowa Sparrow Gun Club hosts a match with Mugs Handicap won by A C Leslie and Open Handicap by Bert Alston amid a crowd including visitors from Rutherglen. multiple sweeps contested with O Donoghue winning several events.
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Goulburn
Dr. Gallagher
St. Mary's Church
Constable Welby
Royal Hotel
Henry Hay
J.P
Welby
Hughes
C.P
Wagga
Corowa
M. Longfield
Wilcannia
Utherglen
C. H. Wright
A. C. Leslie
Bert Alston
Danger Hogan
Rutherglen
O'Donoghue
Geo. Parkern
Melbourne Cup and VRC entries update at Perth offices
Racing entries for major Australia cups advance with Prophecy Flora Mac and Post Town named for the Melbourne Cup while Lothian is listed for the VRC Grand National. Entry tallies show Melbourne Cup 198 and Caulfield Cup 1, among others, as Foreshadowed wagering and breeding notes accompany the report. Bradbolt wins the Epsom Steeplechase. pedigree details of Shadbolt and Latohkey noted in the horse notes.
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Prophecy
Flora Mac
Post Town
Lothian
V.R.C
Bradbolt
Mr. H. Yeend
Epsom
Shadbolt
Portia
Lorenso
Padlock
Jessica
Marlbyrnong
Gondola
Paul Jones
Albert Miller
Latohkey
Bette
Jess
Esplon
Derby Won by Signorinetta at Epsom
The English Derby at the Epsom meeting concluded with Signorinetta winning the Derby Stakes for three year olds and fillies. Primer by St Sim on Breviary placed among the top contenders in a race of about one mile and a half with substantial prize money, followed by Liangwm from Mr. Barclay Walker’s stable.
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Albury I’. A. and
H. Society
N.S.W. Department of Agriculture
G. P. Frere
St. Hilaire
Messrs. G. Laidlaw
J. F. Shuter
P. A. Buchhorn
Chay
A. Gibson
Bulgandra
Thos. Plummer
Ivy Tree Farm
Albury
Frere
Chapman
Hume Shire Finance
Hume Shire Council
Wilson
Signorinetta
London
Chevalier E. Giniastrelli
Chalement
Duke of Portland
St. Simon
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John Smithenbecker
Charles Godde
Victoria
Chrisp
Shuter
Dr. Wilson
J. H. Wood
James Holbrook Wood
Mgr. Wood
Wales
William Wood
Clapham
Melbourne
Hobson's Bay
W. B. Chauney
Municipal Council
The
Murray
P. F. Adams
Cootamundra
Wood
Public Service
Land Board
Licensing Bench
Old-age Pension Board
Church of England
St. Matthew's Church
Mesars
James Henry
William Arthur
Alfred E
John B
Francia Charles
Walter Powell
Ivor L
Alba Cemetery
Canon Bevan
Mestra
Frew and Logan
Sporting
England
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