Autumn Cup Showdown at Gloucester Park Features Stormy Weather
Turf and Trotting Notes preview the Autumn Cup at Gloucester Park, with Stormy Weather the standout on form. Other contenders include Big Sheik Jewel's Heir Gold Vale Pasteur Lady Lizzie and Wise General, all aiming to cash in on a rich 41000 purse. Stormy Weather, a Petta Stretta gelding, has climbed from October 9 debut to multiple wins and seconds, signaling a tough final. expect near-constant action from the field as Bay Beauty Amethyst and King Oro also show potential dividends.
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Wat.a
Gloucester Park
Jewel's Heir
Gold Vale
Pasteur
Lady Lizzie
Sheik
Rent control move signals drift toward dictatorship
Senator Keane's remark on tightening housing rents and appointing a rent controller with immediate powers hints at a dangerous consolidation of authority. The piece argues such measures erode British justice principles, invite minority injustice, and echo fears seen in Australia's history, urging reform of the existing Fair Rents Court instead of extra legal mandates.
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Keane
Australia
Fair Rents
Burke
W A Mining Hit Decline Prompts Press Critique
The Westralian Press condemns federal action for neglecting the gold mining sector. Thirteen listed mines have closed since manpower fell from 15,000 to under 4,000 in the state. Mines include Big Bell Cue Gladiator Laverton Burbidge Marvel Loch Porphyry Edjudina Youanmi Mt Magnet Gra Banda Ora Banda Spargo’s Reward Coolgardie Evanston Mt Sir Samuel Nevoria Marvel Loch and Beryl Kundip. Many operations run with one third of former staff, depleting ore reserves and delaying essential development and maintenance. Some may close soon.
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W.A
Westralian
Stock Exchangee
Big Bell
Aty Cue
Gladiator
Laverton
Burbidge
Marvel Loch
Porphyry
Edjudina
Youanmi
Triton
Mt Magnet
Gra Banda
Ora Banda
Spargo
Coolgardie
Evanston
Wilgarn
Sir Samuel
Nevoria
Beryf al Kundip
New Zealand Gaming Amendment Act of 1919 Fails to Curb Bookies
The 1919 act aimed to suppress bookmakers with fines and possible imprisonment and extended to bans on telegrams and phones used for betting. It prohibited betting odds in newspapers and restricted telephones and post boxes for bettors. Despite strong regulation, the bookie trade persisted, rendering the act largely ignored and unenforced.
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New Zealand
Totalisator
Veterinarians Doubt Kin dergarten Sire For Foal
A veterinary expert from Midbourne disputes the claim that Kindergarten could sire a foal after his three year old days. He cites New Zealand opinion and notes the need for certainty, suggesting future matings be limited to Kindergarten to ensure authentic results. The discussion reflects broader debate in veterinary works and breeding records.
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Gwyn Jones
Austra
Kentucky ‘Blood Horse
Aifgvons
Midbourne
New Zealand
Atlee
Blue Vision
News of the Week in Wartime Australia and Allied Advances
A World War II era roundup notes Gustav Line breaches in Italy, Crete operations by a British commando, and Hitler’s denial of setbacks. Reports cover Allied bridgehead gains near Wakde, maritime day observances in Western Australia, and a broad forecast of postwar shortages and economic demand. Western Australia enacts compulsory third party motor insurance to ensure compensation, while wartime shortages prompt reflection on postwar needs and price controls.
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America
Western Australia
Harebour
Neinenal
Congress
Payy
Savannas
United States
Great Britain
Autralia
St. John's Church
Fremantle
J. W. Clift
Insurance reform ends July 1 for motorist aid
The passage argues that motorist insurance tied to financial status will end on July 1, asserting the reform will relieve families from severe privation caused by an motorist's inability to pay. It emphasizes broad public support for the new form of insurance.
Market Place Ad Fragments Suggest Local Trades
A fragmentary Reader's Market Place notice hints at money making through barter and sales. The unreadable lines reference plants and selections, implying classified trading within a local page.
Thought for the Week a Carlyle Inspired Maxim
The fragment reflects a newspaper card style quotation from Carlyle about greatness and personal improvement. It emphasizes making life more fruitful, wiser, happier, and less accursed. It reads like a brief period piece note suitable for a daily thoughts column.
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Geal
Carlyle
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