Racing notes from the Munbury Race Club meeting
A detailed Sporting report covers a Munbury Race Club meeting with early trains, circuit action, and several races. It notes improved facilities and registrations, describes key races including the Easter Gift and Flying Stakes, winners such as Evolution and Dark Koar, and the day’s betting and crowd conditions with postrace dividends and officials.
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Tollumurs
Focal Hire
Komerer
Emily
Gem
Mjohad Naif
Dark Koar
Hownver
Judgment
Derby
Jadua
Stontpolfiere
Barghand
Weller
Whealer
Ie Wnant
North Perth Triumphs Over Bunbury in Tasmanian Cricket Match
North Perth defeated Bunbury with a strong all round display as Clifford led with six wickets for 22 and Bowe top scored in the second innings with 29. The home team’s bowlers restricted Bunbury to a modest first innings total, while Jackson, Prain, and Gardiner contributed singles in a tense, low scoring encounter.
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North Perth
Tam
Simon Tivonary
Tami
Harold Bown
Mickete
Mae
Alver
Stanoa
Pichor
D’ascy
Conde
Hie Clatsmates
Sandrina
Bia
Gibbs
Clifard
Delohery
Bottfield
Faulkner
Gardiner
Ferguson
Sand Smith
Aastrey
Jackon
Bunbury
North Peeth
Bowe
Tubury
Rune
Ipde
Morgan
Grant Hasroe
North Perth Tas
Delohury
Prain
Hyame
Rown
Sores
North
Perth
Evang
Cliftrd
DiArey
Clifford Bawa
Glyde
Gibbe
Doyle
G. Bans
Runnedy
Cliord Borait
Kare
Clifford
Taeloop versus North Fremantle cricket match highlights
In a local meet between Taeloop and North Fremantle players arrived from the metropolis for the contest. T Hogue starred with both bat and ball and provided key fielding, while the visitors were entertained with music and dinner after the game. Scores show Taeloop's batsmen and bowling returns, with a tentative tally for several players.
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Fesmm
Soleek
Doliehttal
T. Hogue
Iti
Aory
Orden
Lusicich
Yarioop
Bunbury Bowling Club Wins Metropolitan Championship
Amid a lean membership, the Bunbury Bowling Club triumphed in a non metropolitan division contest at Sabines on Tuesday, securing the handcyme trophy for the next year. Teams from Kalgoorlie Coolgardie Bunbury and others competed with Bunbury drawing a bye while Kalgoorlie fell to Bunbury in the decisive round.
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Saaavo
Bunturs
Sabines
Bea
Tha Wukb.a
Northain
Uonlder
Kalgoorliv
Coolgaede
Buntury
Balgoorlia Dia Hlaoad Thuldere
Bnaider
Dun Bueg
Ford
Holomann
Cater
Care
Beltrain
Bunting
Cant
Athletic Sports at Yarioop Evening Fete
A large Miller company train brought employees and children to Yarioop for a day of athletic events. Juvenile races and parents' fun sports highlighted the program with prizes awarded by local clubs. An early-morning vandal incident marred the ball, but the day ended on a high note with a well-remembered consolation prize and a cheerful ball close.
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Griuisitza
Woures
Omar Tha Ture
Mointe
Erarythin
Mar Wallis
Rennan
Clin
Dr Williama
Bamolion
Lambden Owen
Larbop
Bastar
Millars
Cohveynd
Nisfield Bandicap Waa
Hein & Jorg Gine Hardin
Garis
H Santgomers
W. Lockheat
Tom Naughton
Low Smith
Rob Amighta
Jack Maury
Ty Epsry
Waltwe Poaler
Norman Mekoyer
Burley police court hears disorderly conduct cases
In Bunbury Police Court Walter Jackman and Louis Bronnage faced charges of assaulting Constable Lyons at the rear of Wellington Hotel. Walter Jackman testified he provoked no provocation and was attacked, while Bronnage and others allegedly assaulted a constable during custody. Sentences included 10 days imprisonment for Bronnage with possible cumulative penalties for disorderly conduct. Escapes from custody were also described, detailing attempts to free prisoners at the Toronto House and subsequent pursuit.
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Tro
Yantinan
Wallington Hotel
Ale Binith
Lribes
Savermothers
Muvidtanov
Lyons
Iting Ponceman
Sputgerelt
Havin
Archeed
Orwell
Dillon
Toronto
Comstable
Onea
Psopera
Owas
Bedford Hall
Frederick Withers
Ranmun
Death of Sir Hy Campbell-Banneran noted in Cablegrams
London reports the death of Sir Hy Campbell-Banneran, state figure and former Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury from 1905 to 1908. He served as Liberal leader, held senior posts including Financial Secretary for War, Secretary to the Admiralty, and Secretary of State for War during a long parliamentary career beginning in 1868. Born September 1836, he died at age 72.
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London
Hy Campbell-Banneran
Trewbury
Stirling ‘Mon
Einass of Commons
Admiralty
Ireland
Guatemalan President Patro Cabrera Attacked in Palace
In Guatemala City on April 22, bullets and bombs were directed at President Patrado Cabrera as he went to receive the American Minister. The president was wounded while guards opened fire on the assailants, and soldiers attempted to quell the riot.
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London
Guatemala
Senor
Patrado Cabrera
Bonn
Revilvora
Quuieroue
Moonlighters Attack Irish Farmer House
Report from Ireland says a Moonlighters raid on a farmer named Roun trees house Sunday night ended in tragedy. Mrs Roun trees attempted identification, then her husband Brown, thinking to aid, discovered he had fatally shot his wife in the scuffle.
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Ireland
Labor Conference Adopts Threats Against Political Candidates
The American Labor Conference met in New York Chicago and elyawhera in April and adopted resolutions that threaten retaliation against all candidates for executive legislative and judiciary posts who oppose the Isbor claim.
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New York
Chicago
Elyawhera
Isbor
Boy’s Walsh Male Choir Tour Planned in Australia
London April 22 Mr N Tait has arranged for a tour in Australia in August by the Boys Walsh Male Choir.
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London
Mr 4. N. Tait Hat
Australia
Boysl Walsh
Obituary Notice for New Zealander Me Boun Marden
The death announced of Me Boun Marden a New Zealander. The loss of death was very sudden and due to heart failure.
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London
Boun Marden
Recovery of a Wreck Mountain Temple Refloated
In December 1907 the Canadian Pacific steamer Mountain Temple 8790 tons was wrecked off Nova Scotia during a snowstorm with 600 passengers. It has been refloated and towed to port, and underwriters now gain about £100,000 as a result.
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Tandon
Mountain Temple
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Price of Tin and Liberal Campaign News in April
Tin price quoted at £144 15s as British politics swirl around West Manchester Campaign. Me Witton Churchill supported by Bowed of Trade leaders with Lloyd George warning of old age pensions. Free trade split. Triad League backs Irish Nationalism to back Churchill. Asquith authority cited for home rule in government programme. Arthur Balfour predicts Unionist victory to restore former glory.
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Manchester
Peerates of
Witton Churchill
Bowed of Trade
D. Lloyd George
Freetrade
Wresker
Mc Churchill
Triad League of Britain
Churchill
Asquith
Arthur Balfour
Hicks
Lantern incident and trial wrap in local case
April 22 report covers a lad George White accused of breaking a lantern during fishing on the jetty last Monday. The case was dismissed. Separate proceedings against Tung Yow for alleged illegal possession of opium were postponed after a remand.
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Ander Martiainn
George White
Englid
Hayward
Tha Bond
Tung Yow
C. W.ough
Rand
Railway Disaster At Braybrook Worst Waylaid Tonight
Reports from Braybrook tell of a deadly railway wreck killing and injuring many. Among the dead are Mrs Hughes, Mr Hughes and others. 140 injured with Oscar Boaglund and Graben Davies among the serious cases. Inquests open with Dr Cole as coroner. relief trains delayed per Melbourne Railway Dept denials. Prime Minister Deakin and Governor-General express sympathy.
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Thse
Oscar Boaglund
Graben Davies
Mise Guy
A. Deakin
Lady Northcote
Wace Me
Mrsriffidh Hughes
Fremantle
Boulder Fire Brigades Demonstration Scores
Boulder fire brigades staged a marching and playing contest at Kalgourlia last night and Monday. Judges Mr Shaw allocated Tolley points to the Foulder Brigade Band with 100 points Subiaco 101 Hallway 96 Huobuey 4 Coolvardie 02.
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Kalgourlia
Te Tolley
Mr Shaw
Foulder Brigade
Subiaco
Hallway
Huobuey
Coolvardie
Legislative Council Elections in Perth and Provinces
Last night voters in Perth exercised the East Province choice between Met Edwards of York and T H Wilding of Movina. In the South Province Me UA Presee was the sole candidate declared elected. The South Province nominees were Menerad W Kirwan and J Dodd, while J D Connolly and W Moran were listed for the North-East Province.
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Perth
Rite of
Edwards
York
T. H. Wilding
Movina
Bnet Provines
UA. Presee
South
Menerad
W. Kirwan
J. Dodd
J.D. Connolly
W. Moran
Racing in Sydney Cant Night Meets Five Big Attendance
Racing in Sydney saw a large crowd at Rendwick with Halewing, Louise, and South Hewd among winners. The main card included Coagne Handicap with Argea, Lamors, and Chyne, and betting favored Kuban at 10 to 1. Amberland Stakes featured Toriadom, Varlas, and Perl Whaner in Us City Handicap, with prices around 8 to 1.
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Sydney
Rendwick
Huedles —Filne Stemak
Louise
South Hewd
Athe Saas
Poron
Italy and Turkey in Turmoil Amid Unclear Signals
Fragmentary notes mention Lemitun Apel, The Porte, and Wye with garbled terms tangled in political tensions. Readers should await clarified dispatches as officials weigh statements and possible policy shifts.
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Lemitun
Porte Wye
Thly
Wheel and Track Sports Day Brings City Crowds
A lively athletics meet featured cycling races and a shooting carnival. Prizes and honours went to riders like Pinto and Thorley as crowds enjoyed safe event management by officials led by A Counsel.
Missing Leshane Portin Of The rausio At Pismo
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Miss LeShane presenting portions of a musical program at a pavilion. Names appear garbled and scattered with stray letters, suggesting a small social or theater notice with unclear details.
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Gibbs
Pat Walp
Meaph Mratt
Lowrie
L. Case
Waterloo Hall fundraiser and vehicular collision report
A hall fundraiser in aid of the Bunbury RC charity drew attendees from Preston and surrounding areas including Hobart and Australia. A separate late night vehicular collision near Parti to Bunbury left a young man named Robert Thorpe with a broken leg. another passenger escaped unharmed as a sulky overturned. Hospital care and local volunteers, including Mr and Mrs Belcher, assisted. James Edwards gave a tuberculosis lecture and urged milk pasteurization and testing while noting broader disease risks.
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Davie
Sever
Aar
Misa Guy
Cole
WNL
Buntary RC
Chueh T
Mra Bymnis
May Coonan
Moedam Harcie
Larkin
Voste
Cromin
Pasidous
Messrs Coon
Hemn
Money
Durdamp
Purgusun
Korlands
Australiad
Preston
My Clifton
Mre Clifton
Fer
Parti
Bunbury
Robert Thorpa
Br Webs
Clifton
Gorge Poonma
Banbury Hospital
Mra Belcher
HL Ul, Edwards
Nunbury
Parmiars
Lowwly
Me. W. Harris
Bestomake
Edwards
Ayaryeni
Hughes
Ferguson
Lucy
Walter Grednon
Ferguson Church
Agrigulturs Hall
Iyce
Brida
Kay Pattarn
Mist ST. Gibbs
Gardiner
Perguson Cricket Club
Hasiaome Dochesel
Gould
W. Batcliffe
Mire Buckenera
W. Jackson
J. Chapman
Min M. Gibbs
B. Gil
Mika E. Gardiger
Vance
Wilfrid
Marvyn Gould
Trigwall
W- Wood
Misa
Lowrie
C.C. Forest
Meter Hobbs
Chimaman Assutick
F. Milligan
Teigwill
M Gardiner
J. Lonrig
Ed Gardiner
M. Gardiner
Edward Gardiner
W. Armstrong
J. Monks House
Fly
Me W. Grovar
J. ‘Reves
Mise
Aissia Gardiner
Mr the Slattery
Manter W. Vosles
Mire & Proter
Collis Rifle Carnival Marred by Planning Flaws
The Collis Life Club annual rifle carnival faced disorganization as weather was fine but scoring and match logistics were poorly planned. Delays and incomplete events disrupted the program with disputes over whether certain matches counted and how, leaving competitors frustrated and urging clearer arrangements for next meeting.
Nominating Result in South-West Province
Bantough deputy returning officer announced Ephraim Mayo Clash as the sole nomination for South-West Province. He declared the gentleman duly elected, noting the tobacco and cigar trade context around Bunbury and Cigire as the central focus of the contest.
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Nodu Yastartay
GA. Bantough
Ephraim Mayo
WEDDING AND TOWN LIFE AT BOULDER CELEBRATION
A lengthy wedding at Ferguson church marks the social echo in Banbury with guests, speeches, and generous gifts. The narrative also covers community events, civic concerns, a carbolic solution scare, school matters, tax debates, and the town’s march toward a festive season amid shortages and curiosity.
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Rosa
Hawthorn
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Berg
Tong
Archia Armstrong
Archia
Jack Hoyer
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