Western Glory Wins The McDermid Mile
Western Glory wins the McDermid Mile after a drifting early contention. Mountain Chief led early, with Lede and Kanowas close behind before Western Glory surged clear in the straight to win easily. Credare and Raintid Molly Reilly battled for second as others faded. Lady Indermyth suffered a rough trip amid a chaotic stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lady Indermyth
Sawn
Iisietams
Western
Lede
Kanowas
Bhanto
Lhé Straduht
Mountain Chief
Riddeg
Sasiowna
Cory
Clory
Behoiete
Traine
Jordan
Melchy
Englind
Protest Dismissed in Second Race by Stewards
Officials dismissed a protest after observers noted field bunching and possible interference among horses. Jim R Crocos sat in on the inquiry as the judge declared Worcs Para the winner in a race marked by disputed actions and celebrations.
Camelah Retains Good Form in Bunbury Cup Prelude
Camelah, a ten-year-old mare, maintains top form after a strong preview win in the Roberta Handicap. Adeline showed early speed but faded, while Camelah and Bon of the Nile battled down the stretch with Son of the Nile close behind and Boish narrowly beaten by a length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mure
Te Pearson
Abe
Worm
Camelali
Bon
Nile
Abe Geldon
Umn
Boish
Barrier Fails in Maiden Race Leads to Confusion
A maiden race sparked confusion as a barrier malfunction disrupted the field. Officials investigated the error, with horses and jockeys uninjured and the event restarting under standard procedure.
Flood of Money For Ennad
A fragmentary report notes Ennad in a race at Mt Mlinbury where a surge in betting money preceded a win after a difficult barrier section. The text is garbled but mentions a description of the horse’s performance and odds quoted at 39/1 and 4/1 with references to other horses and a referee-like official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennad
Mlinbury
Phe My
Wat
Double To E Treffone Triumph In Tight Race
In a crowded event, Eric Treffone snatched a narrow victory. Odds favored Fine Money at 2/2, with betting wide including 6/1 on Surprise winner and other names noted in the colorful report. The page blends race results, odds, and betting chatter from the district meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Treffone
Camping Ground Improvements at Bridgetown Road Board
The Bridgetown Road Board discussed camping ground upgrades for next year. Proposals included installing sep te systems and adding showers, but revenue viability was questioned. A travelling inspector for the main road was opposed if cost exceeded 50 pounds, and scope of work remained debated among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Paula
G. Jones
Anteh Embel
Smith
Mwe
Greenbush— Oy Road Board
Football season opens on April 20
Local club meeting elects officers for the forthcoming year and sets the schedule for the season. President J F Smith secretary J Fisher treasurer Nesbit, adviser Armstrong and others are named. Umpire applications invited and road works discussed for Bridgetown ground. Matches list includes Greembuahes Bayup Brook Warriors and Nannup with several fixtures across April May and early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewsra
W. Walton
B. Herbert
Nesbit
B. David
Diaputes
Messrs
J. &. Aumatrong
W. Doust
Pene
Bridgetown
Boyup Brook
A. Moore
A. Moore and Mr
J. Brown Mannug
Nannup
Merars
Tddy
Webby
Sperptary
Jfor
Greembuahes
Boy
Warriors
Bulmpup
Staverdt
Rogers
Oren
Brook Rom
Altri
Rennug
Club Elects Officers At Rovers Football Club Meeting
Officers were elected at the Rovers Football Club annual meeting held Thursday evening. Names listed include president R. Meyn, patron H. J. Smith, secretary W. Owens, treasurer Totton, and various vice presidents, committee members, and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Oneil
J. Moya
J. Araher
F. Bday
W. Lewis
J Cox
A “Wah
P. Franklin
W. Blatchiey
Easter Meeting Cancelled by Mundertown Trotting Club
A special meeting of the Mundertown Trotting Club was held Tuesday evening. Members voted to proceed with plans for the April 12 meeting despite the Easter scheduling.
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Mundertown
Parcels At The Station Adopts Bridgetown Listing
A station area parcel collection lists names including Hayward Dalmore Evite Po Whittel Thom White J A Doust and MJ Ap arraat, indicating a local ads collection tied to Bridgetown station goods and services. The fragmentary text names several individuals linked to the advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Hayward
Dalmore
Evite
Po Whittel
Subway Plan for Bridgetown Sparks City Debate
A proposed Bridgetown subway would connect Ih mie district with the town, easing access and reducing bus traffic. Officials say the plan would open a five acre central block and provide water routes for schools and buses, while linking Paterson and Wesfarmers streets.
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Hod
Binlay
Steereslivet
Bunburyateret
Paterson
Wesfarmers
Giving & Water
Sweepstake Shoot At Nannup Attendance and winners
The Nannup sweepstake shoot drew 32 riflemen from Ballagup Bridgetown Jarrahwood and Manjimup clubs plus shooters from Nannup. The standard of shooting was fair with cool conditions. Principal winner BH Sherwood Manjimup 32 points. shoot-offs and count-backs decided places. Winners at 800 yards were A Pollock Nannup first Green Nannup second and A Bickerton Jarrabgood third. Memorial notes mention road work and street alignment discussions with Forrest-ate, while a future shoot at Bride town is planned with team events and individual bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannup
Ballagup
Bridgetown
Jarrahwood
Manfu Ae Fra Clibs
Nansup
J. Gray
W. A. Doust
Bowre
Railway
GT Maares
Forrest-atrret
SAN
Ualitn Og
Steere- Rahwood
Wits
Crassin
Thom
Bridetown
Caves
Nonyda
Board debates town funds and vehicle repairs in 1963
The minutes describe a discussion led by Mr Wheatley on town money for 1063 and a plan to overhaul vehicles. Members debated responsibility for costly repairs, including a £12 bill for Maple Tint Sun, with fireman A J Tate noting an agreed overhaul and driver reporting a joky but ongoing issue.
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LWO GF
Wheatley
Whiewtley
Bik Mi
Jan Vislars Sim
A J. Tate
Ube Syucle
Big Celebrations Bring Large Prize in Yearly Event
An incomplete report notes a major celebration this year with a top prize of 1,000 pounds or more. Several participants are expected to attend as organizers promote a festive gathering with substantial monetary awards.
Confiscated Guns to Be Returned to Owners
The article states that ten confiscated guns will be returned to their owners without prior permission from the department, per Mr. John Moarmin SELLA. Owners must apply at Bunbury police station. the guns are described as in good condition per the Master’s instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANE Unity Subway
Ihmie Distriet
Btewrestrer
Shiu Atlhis
Lo Une
John Moarmin
Tuys
Bunbury
Hears
East Seeks Guidance in Use of Lime
A Times on March supplement reprints a report by the foyil commission on lime use with superphosphate. Manager T D Blevens of Vickie Auri aibaras asks for about ten copies for distribution and notes the report would aid agricultural efforts in the state. Copies were sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAST
Times
Foyil
Dirlet
T. DD. Blevens
Vickie Auri~ Aibaras Inne. Ltd
Mel
Oitne
Hon
Armrest
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Western Glory
McDermid
Kanowna
Bunbury Crofting Club
A. Donaldsom
Minage Wall
Ted
Credare
Raintidry
Molly Reilly
Flaay
Warwinton
Mari Dennen
J. F. Ke
Royal Williem
Bay Lda
Safa
Laud
Ak All
Lode
Serki Willian
Shwanewpehith
Alandicat
Walesa
J. Moa Tamsuln
Camelah
E. Treffone
Panku
Tony
Annat
Ponto
Rio
rommmaNo
Yodal Om
Eaid
T Smith
Nelson Football Association
Wasties
Teaver
Bulgar
Bayup Um
Sreenbusiast
Grenabuahew
Rovers
Balinewst
Swabup
Bayup
Bayup Brook
Balingup Greeny
Watrelory
CLUB
BH. Sherwood
Monjimup
Wilk Sei
A. Pollock
Green
Bickerton
Jarrabgood
H. Sherwood
Manjimup
D. Aaris
Naninup
Fale
Brideevown
Agererate
Wale
Henlalion
Bath Widey
Mir
Lille
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