Trotting meeting planned at Gloucester Park attracts strong pacers
Trotting Association will stage an attractive Gloucester Park meeting with seven events. Distances include a mile and a half for several races. Local pacers featured as Carnlough and Rare Queen show form. Edith Direct, Tempest, Red Runner and Queen's Gift among notable contenders with several mares and geldings listed as promising bets.
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Gloucester Park
Carnlough
Rare Queen
Vantage
Rise and Shine
Lady Fayette
Rare
Tempest
Queen's Gift
Betty Royal
Edith Direct
Tolu Gold
Lady Cynthia
Jean Wood
Balgay Jim
Huon Cloud
Minting
Gold Vale
Red Bay
Lulu Mick
Lady Medina
Nice Vin
Smithie's Impressive Record Sets Easter Cup Pace
Smithie, tipped by this paper a month ago, wins the Easter Cup to earn status as the best galloper over a mile and a half in the state. He led a strong finish over Andirich by a neck, with Skyro close behind in a tight mile and a half showdown.
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Smithe
Ball
Tykal
HS. Noyce
Recucyad
Trn
Middle East
Exon
Promingly
Jyst
Wicked
Mada Murphy
Amael
Galloper
Amapol Shenite
Amalion
Panthee
Panto
The Racing Game
A man named Henry goes to the races seeking entertainment and profit but loses rent money to betting. He discovers racing entertains yet erodes funds as his wife discovers the diversion and sets the pace, leaving him hooked on racing.
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Henry
Charlie the tiny surgical needle in Australian hospital
At the 13th Australian General Hospital New South Wales doctors and nurses scramble to locate a minuscule surgical needle called Charlie used in plastic surgery. Described as 2 surgical needles in size thread with human hair for delicate nerve sewing, the needle’s importance astonishes staff who search from under tables and kneel in the operating theatre.
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13Th Australian General Hospital
New South Wales
Charlie
Asw.l
Australia
C.O
Andirich Eyes Bright Turf Future After Easter Cup Battle
Andirich, a chestnut Agrion gelding, ran a strong second to pacemaker Skyro in the Easter Cup. With 22 starts producing five wins and four placings, Andirich has shown staying power and could become a top locally bred turf horse as a four-year-old with strong Perth Cup prospects. Skyro, unlucky in the result, has a noted run at Good
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Andirich
Agrion Fron Yede
Replete
Smithie
Pantheist
Andrrich
Skyro
Rio James
Tong All Tango
Wood
Remarc
Racing prospects and a note on sex determination in rabbits
The article reviews young thoroughbreds Skyro Kalamunda and others with race records and potential for next season. It notes Starry Sky Panthee and Nikh in recent stakes, plus Nodite Metapi and Duck Star in Beverley trials. A separate section cites Dr Katase’s experiments linking blood chemistry and offspring sex in rabbits and humans.
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Kalamunda
Remarc
J. Meyers
Tse
Starry Sky
Duck Star
Nikh
Nodite
Metapi
Katase
Japan Weekly Chronicle
Osaka
Northern Surueis Surgeon Maids Two Small Children
A Sydney woman runs a medical practice while caring for two young children. Her surgeon husband serves in the RAAF and she seeks reliable help as officials struggle to secure suitable water aid and a daytime keeper for support.
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Sydney
Jaroblen
Ural
Authvelyie
RAAF
Aurea
Freed French Celebrate At Free French Headquarters
Report notes that freed French citizens went to the Free French headquarters and celebrated with champagne, marking a moment of relief and morale boost.
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Champagne
Magnetic Hill near Moncton mystifies visitors with water running uphill
The Magnetic Hill at Brunswick, six miles from Moncton, captivates visitors as locals recount the water defying gravity. Tourists test its odd behavior by parking, shifting to neutral, and watching the vehicle seemingly roll uphill toward a post on the crest, with varied theories proposed about the cause.
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Moncton
Brunswick
Powe
Notes of the Week from Vulcan on Federal Influx and Western Australia
The piece discusses oversubscription of Liberty Loans and Allied successes, noting a perceived federal interest in Western Australia. It mentions the Army and Postmaster General, hints at a looming federal election and concerns over military interference with the press, urging caution and broader political awareness.
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Western
Austalia
Sopie
Ube
Asstralia
Western Australia
Irs
Jandahly Weview
Ty Saverione
Siith
Archbishop Wand Named Bishop of Bath and Wells
Australians hail Dr Don ldson as a gifted church leader with strong ties to Britain. The appointment elevates an Australian to a senior English see, seen as a bridge between nations and the Anglican Communion. The move follows wartime cooperation and signals hopes for continued harmony among Commonwealth churches.
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Jinghine
Bath and Wells
Brisbane
Donaldson
York
Charel
England
Australias
Tristan
Witaaich
Hareack
Australia
Vries
Briebale
Britain
Wand
Five Observations Urged From Wisdom's Quiet Counsel
A fragment urges careful listening and timing in seeking aid. It emphasizes five earwise observations to discern how to speak and when to act, noting the importance of choosing the right moment and place for help.
Australian Carpets reports shrinkage in civil carpet input
Australian Carpets Carpet Manufacturers Sydney reports input shrinkage for civil use carpets due to material shortages and higher war needs. Looms operate on two shifts as a worsted spinning plan is introduced from John Khars and Co. War-time transport problems have created a market for Australian carpets and aided overall wartime production despite difficulties.
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Guluan
John Khars and Co
Classified Advertisements In The Country Readers Market Place
The notice outlines advertising rates and insertion rules across twenty seven newspapers including The Eastern Recorder The Bridgetown Advocate The Northern Producer and others. It explains cash with order terms and describes the wide range of goods and services advertised from poultry to household items.
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Noire Auction Bale
Eastern Recorder
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Toodyay Herald
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Manjimup Mail
Northern Grazier & Mineu
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Raendere
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Southern Sentinel
ME Barker
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Indand Watch
Laverton
TNE
Femberton
TNE Dowerin Guardian
Dampier Herald
Renewbbie
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