Race death by own action new pastoral letter adopted
The Victorian General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Australia considered a pastoral letter condemning race death by own action. It urged ministers to read it in all churches and press for stronger public and church stance, urging legislation and moral action to curb the evil and protect national life.
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Victorian General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of Australia
Church of Christ
P. Robertson
Queensland
General Assembly
The
Adelaide
Christ
John Ferguson
Sydney
Principal Harper
Wages of Socialism Sparks Liberal Rally in Waterloo
A meeting of Waterloo electors at Botany Street formed another branch of the NSW Federal Liberal League in South Sydney. Mr. C R Staples urged unity against Labor, praising Liberal aims and criticizing Watson for South Africa travel and mining ties. He accused Watson of drawing his £650 salary while doing little for constituents. The talk included quips and anecdotes reflecting local sentiment and politics.
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Waterloo
Foresters'hall
Botany-Street
New South Wales
Federal
Liberal League
South Sydney
C. R. Staples
Commonwealth
Australia
Watson
South Africa
Mr. Watson
Mr. Staples
Jacobite the earlier star in Australian racing lore
Jacobite Lochiel, a famed Australian racer, earned more wins than two other stalwarts and placed in multiple major events. Since a new owner took him, the horse added seven victories in ten starts, sustaining a noted record across 14 to 24 furlong events and major stakes.
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Jacobite
Weo Tan
Baer
Belt
Coultield Guiness
Sweet Nell
Wan Yeun Niles
We Honchivap
Seuttiale Keimpr
Lin
Haw
Blood Storse Mimer Derby Lineage At Flowerdale Stud
Detailed stud listing for MIMER (improved) describing mating lines from Flowerdale, references to Derby winners and stakes horses, and notes on Mimi dam and race heritage. Mentions Beagal, Goodwool, Shadow, Lord Clifden, St Leger connections, and multiple stakes events. Includes pricing terms £3 and reductions for multiple mares, with breeder KIXON as proprietor.
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Mimer
Mimie
Galopin
Derby
Barcalding
Flowerdale
Kertpdale
Hampton
Lord Clifden
St. Leger
Black Rowe
Knightsheade Shower
Wreath
Plimpton Om
Coltness
Alexander Pilato
Energy
Lomin
Aeww
Teamway Blankcap
Rowe Bill
Parramatta
Warwick Farm
Canterbury Park Stewards
Shoorky
He Eire
Miner
Aynnitole Brudoea
Taesol
Minmie
Mimi
Tata
England
Bennte
Longalate
Luthoory
Thason
Maud
Uni Sky Ronehery
Lashesritter
Uriah Hose
Harrow
Piolo
Pringle
Jape Mul Japuind
Laitesiere
Maud Howehery
Lornk Mellon
Knigh
Thistle
King's Linner
Stella
Ahadow
Latif Alster
Jacl Linn
Lexicon
Kixon
WINN ALTO TROTTING STALLION WINS MULTIPLE SHOW PRIZES
Dixie Alto imp. progeny Shine. Winn Alto, foaled Oct 10, height 13.1 hands, records 2 249 mil e in trotting. Won blue ribbon for Western stallion under 4 at Royal Agricultural Show Sydney. Dominated Brisbane Show Carnival 1904, beating 16 rivals. Purchased to California. backed by Mer W Veira. Offer at Bega second season, 4s per mare, limited mares accepted. Offspring show strong bone and docile temperament.
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Fornia
Mer. W. Veira
California
Winn Alto
Sydney
Brisbane
Efuliion
Bea
Wino Inns
Califor
Fia
Mir
Veire
Unites States
Wino Alto
Abetana
Emma
Hia
Bega
How
Tans
Buill
Sew Books unriving Every Week. Curtle and Loon
Fragmentary ad copy for music shop items appears to reference pianos organs and musical tastes. Names William Rixon and unclear local details are present amidst language suggesting a catalog or sales notice. The readable bits imply a listing of musical instruments and a contact.
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Curtle
MU Nicholson
Aid Albert
Career of an Eminent Ecclesiastic in 19th Century Rome to Sydney
The article traces Patrick Moran’s trajectory from Ireland to Rome and Australia. It covers his roles as agent in Rome, private secretary to Cardinal Cullen, professor of Hebrew and Scripture, consecration as Bishop of Ossory, enthronement in Kilkenny, and eventual appointment as Archbishop of Sydney in 1884. Cables from Rome and London report Moran’s confirmation as Archbishop, with speculation on cardinalate, and ties to Maitland Bathurst Ossory and Treland figures.
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Maitland
Bach Uret
Armidal
Goulborn
Moran
Rome
Janes Quinn
Orisbane
Ossory
Bathurst
Murdy
Quinn
Cardinal Cullen
Treland
Dublin
Bishop Murray
Cardinal
Australia
Holy Crow
Cloncliffe
Patrick Franeig Moran
Oseary
Vaughan Ve
Lashiey
Sydnoey
Patrick Moran
Svliey
London
Sydney
Osgory
Howl
Vatican
Murray
Ter
Ishop
Sheridan
Cseary
Sylney
Trelind
Oxory
Ireland
Affirma Cve
Keane
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