St James Coursing Opening Meeting Opens in Yarrawonga
The St James Coursing Club held its opening meeting over Friday and Saturday at Mr. Murphy’s paddocks with strong attendance. Captain Frey er won the Porsinest Stakes in a close finish, Bill Dooley placed well, and overall racing produced a lively two days amid light rain and steady canine action.
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St. Tammoy
Avcooosts
Lown
Vie'et
Benalla
Dookie
Yarramcare
Tungaueh
Murphy's Paddocks
St Wagar
Maver
Thins
Corulan
Ryan
Ulver
Hare
J. Phillipa
Chale
Nootoe
Sean Ronning
Ube Bestore
Mul Suru
Rls
Kelly Bros
Froyer
Menara
Ford Bron
Tarra Manga
Forze
Howavar
Mreyor
M. Shiela
Monark
Vance
Kang
J. Ryan
Laon
Flynn
Porter
Ley
Porsinest
Bruos
Wd Genesw
Major
Majoc Taylor
Joan of Arc
Ed Galbeaith
Eb Ming
King of Scote
Talley
Wil Dooley Boule Ghittveshea Duncan
M'Nuiaara
Crunsder
Booth
Rainage
Hoab M.smythin
Bath
Carver
Dalrosale
Loup Garoo
Vide Guldstein
W. Porter
Hogkeun Salvay
Pal —Mik Stuelight
Ford Brox
Brayur
Marcus Clark
Sandy
Bruce
Blue Moon
Little Ada
Bawled Gree
Geng Ovary
Hiwllant Lawn
Fost
Rowen
Gulden Shore
Wd Forge
Liberstar
I. Bruce
Patoh
Quick Thought
J. Vance
Hyd bin Scot
Lucy Glitter
Ramage
Fowlee
A. Andayyon
Gi, Carver
Foran Byrn
Hiatt Uddorwa
Rae Clonmel
Freyer
Bar Clonmel
Forge
Victorian Butter Factories Co operative Company Meeting
The tenth annual meeting of the Victorian Butter Factories Co operative Company was held at the company's offices. Directors and officials including EEA, Movers, Curran, Anderson, Hansatt, Milans, Doig, Willis Litt, T. Moore, Gill, Gallagher, and others discussed profits, balances, and the year’s operations. The report notes a reset to a favorable balance after drought, dividends, and a shift to English trade, with butter exports to London reaching 62,620 cwt at 238/6 per cwt and costs trimmed by new wire bound box machinery across freezing works and boxes.
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Ilat
Follos
Iseburiesore
Curran and
Anderson
Hansatt and
Milans
Doig
Beoalis
Willis Litt
M.lee
Gallagher
Anil
T. 8
Moore
Jare Ponty
Gippsind
Westerh Diate
Evjoy
Junotita
Saunry
Balan Spreacites
Choguns Bahinoa
Pratt and Lowe Aj
Hn Afbaver
Ki ‘Ayatralveie Limited
Fireigis
Wet
SR St Lh
Delta
BAGO
Mons
Anil Atationeny LL LD Vintorian
Daley Vivath
Tratrvial
Pontages
Telegoviva
Evilon
Expeuines
Gonanal
Peena
Comnstasion Als
Balanor
Box Tietury
Freeking Works
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
London
Battk Na
Condon
Melbourne
Commiealon
Company Proposes Debentures and Capital Increase
In a meeting the board discussed boosting capital and using debentures to cover debt on works. They noted £780 in interest last year and considered retaining the freezing works, with plans to reduce moisture content and protect English interests while competing with Dutch, French, Danish, and Irish markets. The chairman urged greater loyalty and turnout. Mr R N Scott was re elected director and Mr A Hy Kelsey auditor, with thanks to the chairman.
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Wartoun
London
Curran
Borrumburre
Messrs. Prime
Gill
Willis Little
M.I.C
Pleasants
Chatrioan
RN. Scoth
A. Hy Kolsey
Concert at Mechanics Hall Delivers Warm Evening Despite Rain
A large crowd attended the St Paul’s Church of England event at Mechanics Hall on Tuesday night. Performers included J Hall, M Hall, Miss Mona Rahilly, Miss Fry, Carl Berndt, and Mr Wellwood delivering songs, choruses, and comic pieces with an overture Faust. Encore performances followed, with warm thanks from Mr Howell and hearty audience appreciation despite wet weather.
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Mechanics’ Hall
St. Paul's Church of England
Miay M. Hall
Mitchell
Mer. J. Hall
Mr. Hale
Me. Howell
Mesdames Rescue
Mitchall
Misson A
M. Hall
Carruthers
Howell
Closey
Mr Hall
Trowing Saunders
Jack
Mr. Mall
Eileen Alannah
Mies Cleary
Herr Hantzinger
Teron Wud
Voley
Carl Berndt
Wellwood
Ben Hall
TEMS OP INTEREST A chatter of oddities and news brief
A mixed set of items reports a barber in Broken Hill shaving 55 men in 30 minutes, a girl burned and dying next day at a fair, football injuries in Frankston, boxing plans for Jolson, a proposed equestrian statue in Delhi, Cambridge student J A Mackenzie despite disability, cholera and mortality in Russia, sculling championship chances on the Zambesi River, meat and immigrant dining notes, a fatal fall near Wolseley, Victorian meat exports to the United States, a failed railway incident, and proposed pensions and civil service personnel cuts in France.
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Edward Crimm
Richardson
Tersng
Frankston
Mornington
Harrap
Jollines
Jolson
Edward
Delhi
J. A. Mackenzie
Cambridge University
Russia
Rostot
Arnsi
Sad Barcy
Zambosi
United States
Europe
London
Mado
George Dedman
Woldeley
S.A
United Suates
Tha’ Inspector of Food
America
Melbourne
France
Senate
A Cynic’s Musings on Dictionary Emendations
A quip heavy with satirical definitions mocks how language changes. It contrasts honest terms with flawed examples and lampoons social ideals. Citizens debate truth, justice, and kindness while noting vagaries of fashion, debt, and love in modern society.
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Joan
Critle
House of Correction
Valuable Performing Horses Told By A Trainer
A circus syndicate manager says a thousand pounds is not large for a first class performing horse. He recalls buying four horses at fifty pounds each, training them, and selling for three thousand to an American manager. He stresses kindness, quick judgment of potential, and the horse’s pride in a well learned trick, noting horses rehearse without music and remember performances for long periods.
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Oy W. G. Hearne & Co. Ltd
Geelong
Victoris
Sam
Fathers Good And Bad In Domestic Life
A paternal guide argues the father’s duty goes beyond mere financial upkeep. The ideal father places home first, inspires with love, and acts as a compassionate, understanding playmate to children, avoiding harshness to keep the family stable and harmonious.
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Earth
Unnatural marriage plea and odd ailments in a domestic scene
A mother, anxious for her daughter Norah, confronts a plea against marriage to a man with a glass eye. The daughter recalls the eye’s unsettling moment and the fear of deception. The piece weaves in quirky lines about cold remedies and a fraud investigation, reflecting a collage of newspaper humor and stray events.
Mother’s Friend Pedic Pomade Promises Varmin Control
Advertising copy claims Pedic Pomade instantly kills infesting vermin, destroys nit, cures ringworm, and promotes thick strong hair with one application. Priced at 1d for a large bottle, 2d, and 3s 6d for extras. Sold by V SAY in Benalla and Ry AGHTON in Devenish.
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V. Say
Benalla
Ry Aghton
Devenish
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Hyo
Font Brow
Preyer
Marcus Clark Sandy
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Golden Shore
Royal Hotel
Mr. Flynt
Provident
Hoon
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Barker
King
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Tobe
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Victorian Butter Factories
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M'Dougall
Jasno Stailton
Angel Seed
Nettog Reid
Parma
Rothersam
K.P. Ware
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Binyala
Comat
Black Horse Dairy
Calcutta
Keaper
Drapsay
Iron Mongeey
Chemicil Aust Ixplorey
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Stane
Nowyug Machines
Grion Stoves
Wardell's
Bousdart
New Zealand
Mercantile Agony Co
Jaguees and
Sane
Malorne
Cam
Brome
Breania
Furlioo
G. Norton Boge
Nati Tio
Batdaginnie Ag Dusteiot
Jonechaiodl
Baddaginnie
A. M'Nicholson
Norton
Watrotayne
Boho
Goomalihee
Violettown
G. Norton
Pauline
Ene Pere Taka
Taille
Tom
Tate
Ons
Yrogerwt
Cheruiat
John Clark
Land and Bond of Works
Nunn Street
Ali
Clark
Lato Jenkins
Thomson & Co
Manchester
Bridge-street
Norah
Tam
Iki
Parr
Treu Dury
SALE
M. E. Taylor
Bridge Street
W. Lewis & Co
Are
Henry E.hisvook
Benjamin Aacolouo
General Print Standards Office
Nunutreat
AMIY
Gelbourne
Australian Mortgage Land & Finance
South Kensington
William Street
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