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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
2
A chaotic OCR filled with garbled names and numbers covers Bundaberg race day. The document references horse names, handicaps, and results including a long list of entrants and payouts though many details are obscured.
A chaotic OCR filled page reports on races and outcomes including a 14 length win, various horses and riders named such as Mikitsmany and Robyn, with multiple odds, dividends, and weights. It lists event notes, handicaps, and finish order details, though many names are garbled.
Fragmentary text shows financial figures including dividends of 3/14/6 and 3/ and 457. The source mentions names or items unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear event, date, or organization can be identified beyond these monetary fragments.
Williametown hosts a multi event meeting featuring foundation day trials and several heats. Notable participants include P. Tolty Jakyds A. Me J. Amens Qiydn and 2-time winners in varied cycling and motorbike categories. Final results highlight Drixen Drews and Tooley AW achieving top times as races proceeded through numerous heats and heats.
A chaotic report from Memorial Baths covers the amateur swimming club event with multiple races, notable performances, and prize assignments. Key figures include Bam Kelme gumoka finishing second in the 10 yard dash, Hy Povgall conceding a distance, and FL Amos Ik McDongall competing in the 220 yards team race. The article lists heats, finalists, and relay trophy standings with numerous names and placements, reflecting a lively community meet.
At Maryborough yesterday principal events included the 430 yards Handicap won by J Lele with Time 10 16th. 220 yards Handicap saw J Leake and G M Thacker second, R Birch clocking Taees. 4400 yards Handicap led by O F Thacker and J D Thacker with Nelson third, time 21 1-5th. Walft Mile Hike Handicap won by N D Wilton, second B Schuitee, third BL Beyer. Mile Hike Handicap went to N D Wilson first, K S Sheppard second, Time 7 Hayle. One Mile Bike Handicap won by W Payne, Hoyle second, N Wilgon third with time 2 2.22. Four Mile Bicycle Championship of Queensland claimed by W Payne, Sheppard second.
Property listing describes a central house with private lodgings, water garden, and a working plant valued at £6700 with acres of land, including 27 and 17 acre tracts, fenced, with outbuildings and a thriving yard. Multiple parcels total 628 acres with cattle and crops, terms available.
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