Scratchings Update From Australasia Races and Appeals
Sydney reports a batch of scratchings for the AI C Autti Meet and related stakes with horses such as Bell Heather and Wajeh Key. Alured is scratched from the Sydney Cup. In Melbourne J McGrath and F Graham, disqualified for 12 months over Handsome Maid, appeal to VIC authorities.
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Slice’ Produce
Wood Reve
Strixia
Milly Ilon
Melbourne
J. McGrath
F. Graham
Jecker
Aspendale Park
Vic
Brooks Defeats Greig in Cannes Second Round
London April 3 Brooks advances in Cannes after beating Greig in straight sets 6-2 6-1 in the tournament's second round.
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London
Cannes
Brooks
Greig
Nominations Open In Laster Rifle Shoot Trials
Entries grow with 74 entrants by Friday night split as 52 in A sorties and 68 in Ei derien. Trainees must show a certificate from their corps commander proving no score of 20 or more. Mr J G Hore, secretary, attends today between 2 pm and 6 pm for trainee nominations. Townsville Fort 8 Ther reports weak commitment from the Queensland Rifle Association regarding Groasieats of Proserpine.
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J. G. Hore
Secretari
Townsville
Fort
Queensland
Stevenson-Inman Match Ends In Reflective Twenty Rounds
Stevenson scored 1724 points while Inman faced a setback in a twenty round contest at Canterbury Muse Mell. The bout concluded with a decisive win for Stevenson in the Tth round amid a crowded venue.
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London
Stevenson
Inman
Canterbury
Wella
Juris
Hobart Dissolution Sought After Confidence Defeat
In Hobart on April 2 the government led by Solomon failed in a confidence motion 14 to 14 and dissolved with the governor’s view pending. Labor support with ex Liberal member Whitsitt aided the defeat. Solomon seeks dissolution arguing Liberal majority of electors, governor to announce decision tomorrow.
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Hobart
Assembly
Solomon
Labor Party
Whitsitt
Jand Wr Solomon
Liberal Party
Shipping Arrivals April 4 From Melbourne
Shipping arrivals list shows vessels and crew names headed by Captain Smith from Melbourne with a long roster of officers and passengers including Mesdanes Reid Monte Bol ton McCloy Hodgen Hichards Wel lace Pease Fond Misses Barnes Reid Smith Calladin Egkyne Martin PFitegerald Clarke Robins Peast Mesgrs Milling A McTavish Xems Fountaine Newell Lee N Stephens Kruger Lawrence Tess ler Malinyant Macpherson Hixon Paradise Staines Deniece Earl Wallace Collaxier Farrelly Cole Nichols Burns Philp and Co Limited as agents.
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Kyarra
Captain Smith
Melbourne
Mesdanes Reid
Monte
Bolton
McCloy
Hodgen
Hichards
Wellace
Pease
Fond
Misses Barnes
Reid
Smith
Calladin
Egkyne
Martin
Pfitegerald
Clarke
Robins
Peast
Lawrence
Tessler
Malinyant
Macpherson
William
Hixon
Paradise
Staines
Deniece
We Earl
Wallace
Collaxier
Farrelly
Cole
Nichols
Burns, Philp and Co., Limited
Republic convention in Peking increases Yuan Shih Kai power
The April report from Peking notes a growing push in the convention to draft a new constitution granting Yuan Shih Kai near dictatorial authority while the Cabinet and Cantonese factions clash for control, with the army as a remaining swing factor. A consumer testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective.
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Peking
Yuan Shih Kai
Mariyand
First Race for Commodore's Trophy Held March Thirtieth
The first race for the Commodore's Trophy sailed March 29 in the Northeast. Lena took first place in a tight finish among eight boats. A prize gold watch and other gifts were promised by the club, with honorary memberships for Indies and eligibility to compete. The girls’ race drew big crowds and spectators noted the young ladies steering well.
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N.E
Lena
Mrr
Arther
KeantHal Indias
Lab
Former Bendigo solicitor jailed for three counts of larceny
Julius Frite Leypoldt, once a Bendigo solicitor, received a sentence of up to five years hard labor from the Chief Justice of Bendigo Supreme Court. Justice A Becket Jett said Leypoldt betrayed his trust, causing distress and ruin to many Beale.
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Melbourne
Julius Frite Leypoldt
Bendigo
Bendigo Supreme Court
A'Beck- Jett
Leypoldt
Great Storm Hits Darling Downs Causing Destruction
A severe storm swept the Darling Downs causing widespread damage. Cambooya Helidon and Barwick suffered ruined buildings crops and telegraph and telephone lines were disrupted delaying details. Heavy hail and rain damaged houses shops and farms with estimates in the thousands of pounds.
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Darling Downs
Yesteria
Brisbane
Warwick
Ragnore
Toowoomb
Srious Donage A
Compoore
Holidon
Cambooya
Helidon
Barwick
Cambeoya
Helios
Debria
Damjeel
Wma
Cad
Maryvale
Ren Aoc
Gereend Co
Braus
Brown
Mango and opium notices in distant Australian dispatch
A weekly update describes light orange crops in Cooktown due to heavy rain and insect challenges. It notes ongoing planting, fungus control against pests, and inconsistency in improving yields. A separate Australian customs seizure involved opium misrepresented as milkmaid coffee mix in a harbor case.
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Cooktown
Post
Wilfim
Siam
Coooktown
Northards
Ecole
Autralia
Contal
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Messrs Martin and Company Limited
Sydney
Burns, Philp & Company, Limited
Cairns
Alea
S. Maveshira
Wake Street
Sypney
Alured
Linnett & Holland
Furf Commission
C.B.A
Copatte
Dresser
Swyt Court House
Tasmanian
Harty
Happy “Republic
Chaberlain
Hooper
Wakefield
N.Z
Chenberlain
Preston
LEMON
TERY
Abbott Street
Bures
Philp
Iglephone Xie
Robert Every
Armstrong, Ledlie & Still
Hittie
Tatty
Omiral
Dellejoun Tea
Thropp
G.G.W
Comboore
Lyndhurst
C. J. MacDougall
Condamine
Ring Yard
Menthol
Glengallon
Ipswich
Wildes
Criterion Hotel
J. E. M'Govern
J. Gregson
Atres
Ero
Helidos
Hillman's
Fililman
Filliman
Hillman
Abbott St. Cairns
Kephaldol
Moe
GonpiTi
Pifzes
Fox Exanria
Keyheldel
Spear Aloe Eomong
Stohr
Efert
Ernie
Commerce Buildings
Ashat
Ella Campbell Lab
ALCM
Fearnley & Co. Ltd
Wharf-Street
South German Lloyd
Australian Oriental
Lance Fallon
Sires Post
Ollce, Allictt St
Casrea
North Dsewnand
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