Bundaberg Races Describe Thrilling Meeting and Spanish Gold Victory
The usual fortnightly Bundaberg Turf Club meeting drew a large crowd with eleven bookmakers and heavy betting. Spanish Gold led from the rail to win the Club Handicap by a short neck, while Porterbach took the Fourth Division and Velo Bon won the Fifth. Five Maryborough entrants, including Suber and Baffler, also secured wins across events, with detailed results across multiple divisions and a cancelled Pony race.
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Porterbach
Ito
Velo Bon
Maryborough
Mr. BR
Hib
Rewulte
Mv. Sesondborne
Warnick
BELIR
Champa Constance
Cleokinmd
J. Murphy
Tannant
Miss Clart
Bettina
Ovens Constance
Tale Atart
Buber
Constance
Mater
Clare Inez
Baffler
Suber
Hood
Tinta
Flying Wandicap
Seromd Horne
R. Griffin
Porterbah
F. Mead
W. Dunno
Euros
Forterbah
Witt
Rawbelle
Rawbelle Lot
Rowbelle Lad
Trethener
Dingle
Ales
Gelffin
MENRY
Barry
T. Caves Ray Dan
Boc
Tory
I Vein Son
Henry Balantine
Yelo Son
M. Treshenay
W. Dunn
Yelo Som
Yela Bom
R. Gritinns
Porey
Bettas
Luainaa
Mab Jones
Aod
O Mins
Pithh
Yap
Albion Fare Races First Division Siege Lass Silent William
In fine weather at Albion Warh om Samueday the first division saw Siege Lass take a dominant plate while Silent William finished prominently. The racing card included divisions with White Mist, Queen Bob and Murtella among others, with various placings and dividends reported.
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Silent William
Ted Grey Nowe
Nalele
Gewood
Tiazrinty
Sadivy
Cera Sliven
Ravedim
Syece Ring
Jou Letevedt
Aml
Frichiy
Lorn Beving
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Piette Deere
Ceiguidkert Olbmood
Morouiv
Aie Sheen
Miyadanans
Syfilo
Hiya
Trader
Pinu
Suntal
Miphinamone
Wandy Kidlinab
Molly Moone
Vore
Veunde
Wolly Wrat
Inibar
Dwe
Racelm
Crockett
Petey
Silustre
Knyal Paddiigton
Sharp
Venture Tau
Ste Horla
Ady Cina
Metin
Lady Kinin
Jame-Tear Decree Determines Pure Food for Children
Unclear notes claim a decree orders pure food for children and references a TXT product made from fresh fruit and pure cane sugar. The fragment mentions MMA style terms and a general mandate, but details are missing and accuracy cannot be confirmed.
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Mma
Autumn Meeting Danga Handicap to Valwyne
Unclear racecard style report from Autumn Meeting detailing Dangar Handicap results for Valwyne and other races. Includes betting odds, distances, and dividends for multiple events with names like Jimanele Band Valeria and Nostell among twelve runners, noting Valwyne won by a quarter length and time 2.37. Dividends listed as 321.68 and 377.
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Stmney
Buoday
The
ACLC
Auninin
Colean
Jimanle
Valeria
Coleus
Sime
Bacon Ly Divisi Ralling
Nostell
Earl Liddell
Seniod
City
Lady Valais
Asqnuarters
Amt
Dividentia AM SV
Tas
King Tieward
Chrosnaia
Wecomd
Thee
Otridenda
Jamey Ada Plate
Te Mara
Lilvepend
David
Polveletan
Windhag
Lilypond
Sin Te Kara
Susie Pye Wins Glenhuntly Cup at Brighton Handicap
W A T C meeting reports Susie Pye taking the Glenhuntly Cup amid fine weather and large crowds in Melbourne. Races include Amarton Hurdles won by Stalwart with Gulvart second, Katanda Juvenile Handicap won by Ashiaroth, Glentunstly Cup taken by Jusie Pye, and Brighton Handicap with Fury prevailing. Time marks listed for each event.
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Susie Fye
Melbourne
Bunday
WATE
Rac
Stawart
Gulvarrt
Bendow
Stalwart
Hendue
Tengiha
Twe Lenethe
Katandha
Ashiaroth
Berripa
Yarara
Hetting
Linan Ray
Aenturoth
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Tine
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Suale Tym
Fateckman
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Wier
Drongo
Jusie Pye
Xeeram
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Mrewilralion
Areodseinde
Rinnemarten Look Repatriation
Brihton
Fury
Chelidon
Plute A
Gorn
Bury
Flute
Glenkerrie Welter
Guragan
Devater
Success of Victorian Horses at Sydney Races
Victorian horses dominated the Australian Warmblood Club meeting in Sydney. Over four days £44,500 in added money plus sweepstakes raised total purses, with Victorian horses winning £41,154 and taking 14 of 27 races. Total meeting turnover reached £401,053, surpassing prior years.
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Sydney
Fowe Ford
Victoria
AWC
Horton
Thye Beats Miller In Eight-Round Wrestling Bout
Tod Tryo 12.4 wins over Walter Miller 1A for a large purse. The match lasted ten minutes with eight rounds. Thye secured a fall in the fourth round while Miller led on minutes. referee noted Miller was thirky to vow, otherwise the fight favored Miller.
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Melbourne
Bunday
Tod Tryo
de Walter Miller
Thye
Miller
Aiiler
Charity Cup Football Matches End With Native Comeback
Local afternoon fixtures featured Wanderers and Natives in a lively charity cup event. The natives staged a dramatic rally, scoring multiple tries and briefly leading before the Wanderers regained control, final score 10-8 in favor of the Wanderers.
New Zealand Team Likely to Link District Reported
Tiwaa said a New Zealand team was likely to link the district with a view to forming a representative squad. All eliminated leagues were asked to admit the names of all players. Mr J A Crane won appointment as one of the Wide Tayerlectors.
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Tiwaa
New Zealand
Solert
Demsky and Jomito Draw After 20 Rounds at Brisbane
Hembane, Bunday reports a 20 round fight at Brisbane where Demsky 0.6 fought Jomito 9.84 to a draw after a tense war. Demsky pressed in early rounds while Jomito showed steady defense though both fighters had moments. The referee halted action with headbands placed on both, crowd vocally siding with the referee’s verdict.
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Hembane
Bunday
Paul
Demsky
Jomito
Denby
Therratier
Aernand
Kemeky
Jory Defoe
Demeky
Grime and Fairhall Draw In Sydney Weight Bout
Grime and Fairhall of Sydney fought a drawn Matht weight championship bout at Sladinum A Game. About six rounds featured clinching by Grime to appease the crowd. In the ninth Fairhall body belted Grime, Grime recovered and pressed into the thirteenth. The final four rounds saw fast exchanging with Grime seeking a stoppage but the verdict ended in a draw.
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Sydney
Casey Defeats Joseph in Memorial Hall Bout
Promoted by Neville Madden the Friday night fight drew a good crowd at Memorial Hall. Casey weighed nearly as Joseph and used pressure to edge ahead, while Joseph's defense kept the bout close. A late rally by Casey and cautious exchanges kept the outcome in doubt, with the deciding moments near the end. The bowl winner to meet Wax in a future bout.
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Harry Casey
Jack Joseph
Neville Madden
Memorial Hall
Joseph
Casey
Donny Nodger
Caney
Cavey
Ames
Wax
Krovon
Fat
Mica
Janaen
Che
Vamita
Finek
Dwt
Neorge Wiliam
Ant
Wii Ome Katong
Wallaville Glazing Match Ends Combines Victory
Yesterday the Tombine CwC journeyed to Wallaville for a glazing match and enjoyed a day with the locals. The Combines won by eight runs after a detailed scoreline with Dunn Theodore and others contributing.
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Tombine Cwc
Wallaville
Vinitore
Janinga
M. Dunn
Aimitat Vt
J. Theodore
B. Aimitat
Bramivy
Poulsen
W. Karnny
B. Zimitad
Lamitat
Rimitat
Taylor
Imitat
Wellemeyer
Kavtey
Totals From A Tangled Scorecard In A Local Match
A garbled OCR summary lists players and scores such as W. Kayney and J. Zimitat with multiple partial tallies. The fragment hints at innings orBowling figures and a final tally, mentioning retirements and substitutes with scattered names like Bromley, McLennan, and Weltemeyer, but the full result is unreadable.
Bowling Saturday’s flat and club meeting notes
Bowling results from Saturday include teams such as KE Turner Neathwood Eastgate and J Forgan Scotmey Barnett Barrett with scores noted. The annual meeting is planned for the week with Tom Alford named new President and HN Barrett as home secretary. Dunkley and C Cowdry nominated as new club members.
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Bia
Remuke
Turner
How. Wood
W. Eadie
Neathwood
W. Eastgate
Havin
T. J. Campbell
J. Forgan
J.scotmey
W. Barnett
W. Barrett
Flow. Avenell
H. Whitfred
Eo J. Nowles
A. d
Poe
We Wyper
AL Alredevy
Long
Phil M. Dimipus
A. McKloier
W. Beach
Smith
Page
F. W. Hoddingtom
Mt, Moorn
W. J. Kidd
A. Long
A. Culenie
Akyriog
A. F Avenel
A. T. Hrady
P. B. Turnervaiy
J. McKoon
W. Stott
W. Marlen
Porder
Gelds
B. Loney
K. Whittred
A.C. Manghas
Tom Alford
HN Barrett
Messrs
Dunkley
Cowdry
Labour rally outlines sweeping plan for nationalisation
The speaker Mr F W Patro n urged Labour peers to back greater worker control and recall of MPs. He proposed party branches ensure steps toward nationalisation of all factories after the next general election under worker control, aiming to curb capitalists and revive Labour spirit without patching capitalism.
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Opeaker
Btate
Nape Mather
Pater
Militania
ALP
Branyan District Sports Day Delayed by Weather Weathered games crowd appeal
Branyan district held a postponed event organized by an enthusiastic committee led by the secretary Mikwelwin. The day featured hurdles, trots, and novelty contests on riverfront grounds with over 400 attendees, amid brisk competition and notable performances from local riders and horses.
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A. Dittman
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Cole
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Tom Lynch
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Eric Avenell
Magtar
Roy Wiillama
Hehmich
Troy Boy
F. Alexander
Cinderella
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Tom Bartholdt
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Railwaymen in Melbourne oppose rail award action
A large meeting of railway workers in Melbourne condemned the Arbitration Court over the recent award affecting New South Wales Victorian and Commonwealth railways. They protested the commissioner's interpretation of the award demanding engine preparation time be paid and resolved to withdraw engines from service from Wednesday where time allowed by the award has not been spent.
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Melbourne
Mathemen
New South Wales
Kundey
Arbitration Court
Fragmentary political thesis on empire and workers
The text argues that armed force and conflict are unnecessary as cures for workers. It claims foreign capitalists are too jealous to be attacked and suggests avoiding Australia. It posits that breaking up the Empire would be beneficial to workers, implying a rapid dissolution is preferable in workers’ interests.
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Hogland
Australia
Workorn
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