Gordonvale Turf Club Programme Notes and Prizes
Gordonvale Turf Club announces prize money across divisions with four races at four furlongs and up to £43 in various divisions. Names such as Clarke, WeWriting, Niven, Forbes appear in the scramble of stakes and participants. The fragmentary text lists multiple divisions and prize amounts, indicating a meeting schedule and entries.
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SION
Furlan JS Clarke Wewrial
Sache
Ereary
Niven
Forbes
Kohn Tinision
Nsti Atuisios
Bae Tome WM
Divisio
Sun Crag 83 Amaser 21 Dew Veil Diamond Lady
Race card style list with numerous horse names and numbers across divisions. Mentions Sun Crag prevailing over Amaser by large margin, followed by a spread of entries like Dew Veil and Diamond Lady. Includes many obscure names, likely a program or results page snippet.
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Sun Crag
Amaser
Dew Veil
Ciea's
Laure Monat
Scar
York
Shnitabes
Heda
Overdar Selloff
Soog Vale
Ping Goll Jims
Ber Duke
Bir Majesty
Unail
Mander
Sauetra
Table Manners
Dulpen
Phesphiw
Dapper
Cap Schoul
Rusti
Proud Menace Sea Manaren
Sean
Willard
Detarcal
Bahgain
Gelowra
Joe's
Aaron
Markataies
Tina
Denis Srot
Lurehertos
James Rookdale
Bony Lane
Chevy River Colopel
Ottian Gold Copy
Jono Cereno
Milesty Boy
New Ale
Sausiss
Scarlet Intel
Sires Dube
Sam Sallipol
Mortis
Gimpester
Golapey
Laurenare
Navison Royal Melec
True Shore
Bandicap
Calle
Yarda
Cadmee
Res Rald Bil
Colle Cle
Persin
Khelanie
Deanbah
Niahter
Dalby Lad
Jon Lady
Gray
Mark Cup
Land Laurie
Brodent Prince
GAP
Raynoe
Jon Crag
Veeder
Vain
Rose Rebel Buterim
Jobn Prodine
Lincoln
Roadbryart
Weal
Watoungs
John
Emborough
Beda
Kenmore
Burgho
Welsome Baddle
Penny
Wise Taveshmut
Roygers
Clardia
Pusi
Carcherren
Plagertte
Poplin
Spec Aptie
Helmien
Halleigh Cove
Delfort
Youne
Metretmn
Rankera
Payruel
Mewrse
Sailing notes from Sydney race report overview
The Sydney event sailed in ideal conditions with a large fleet. Lily from Western Australia led early, finishing among the top, while Joyous and Evelyn from New South Wales also featured. The race culminated with Billo taking first, Joyous Too second, and Vie third as several boats retired or faded in heavier breeze.
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Nsw
Evelyn Wat
Scomp
Lily
Ira
Beck
Joy
Imp
Evelyn
Terra TV
NRW
Ibregakiffe
Ariting
Reb Ty
Carruthers to Fight New Zealand Champ in Petone
Schedule shows Jimmy Carruthers set to meet New Zealand featherweight champion Cran Phillips in Petone, New Zealand. Disputed weight terms delay match as Carruthers demands £10 per pound over limit. Carruthers’ camp cites promoter refusals and calls for a new weigh arrangement.
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Sydney
Butch
Jimmy Carruthers
New Zealand
Champior Cran Philps
Philpe
Carruthers
Petone i
Carruthere
J. J McGli
Hms
Daye Sane
Incomplete Queensland Boat Race Recap
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sailing race with multiple boats including Evelyn Lily and Timlah. Mentions windward legs, finishing order, and pipeings listed as Vi Tiny Lily with several unnamed boats. Details are garbled and names are partially unreadable.
District Bowls Edmonton Club match ends in close farmers win
The annual farmers versus millers district bowls match attracted sixty players. The farmers edged the millers 176 to 173 as captains Malcolm MacDerley and Gordon Stann led their sides on a tight, high scoring day with numerous rink-by-rink results and post-match festivities.
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Bixty
Malcolma Mac
Erley Nisan
Millers
Gordon Stann
Armer
Stenhouse
Zammitt
Christensen
Wallwork K
Kling
Rk Barton
Whitt Wnelit
F. Marvey
Peters
Wilton
Joe Morne
D. Wiliams
P Wellwork
Jonm
Norris
Parry Dewting
Hynes
Weinert
WeMlarter
Hnashean
Wiles
Murcavant
Eric ‘Wright
Barry
Stark
1626 Curry
Brown
B. Murray
Sersons
Fearne
Pelera
Bradford
Henderson
Cress Ross
Poazzall
Barre
Mestasler
Mer Urchire
Rows
Bawthorne
S Milford
Sa ™ Evany
W. Banhomme
Murray
Fuller
Meinnes
Pawell Pearsall
Payelly
Mire Fennall
Mire Caldwell
Whibley
D Brown
Slenfuse
Mur
Taeine
Weimert
Sig Walloone
Wollwork
Werertes
Funer
Sling Hanrahan
Cowie
Willis
Feel
Favell G Barer
Associates
Meadames Hynes
Devitt
Starkei
Murcia
Metemagh
D. Wu
Murray Jar
Barry H. Crow
Sundae
FR Comey
Hariev
F Weiner
M. Wallwork
Kline
M_ Zammitt
Erode
Li Starke
Regent
T Murrayer
AQUTH JOHNSTON Ladies Invite Team Notes
On New Year’s Day several members of the South Jonnsiiae club played with Indy members. Scores list Bord Taylor Edge Nella Cree Lewis van 721. Players required for next Thursday Jan varys to play Capra Finke trophy Dalen Rows Fossey Bettridge. Forfeit rule will apply.
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Iwnirpail
South Jonnsiiae Clu
Indy
Bord
Taylor
Edge
Nella
Cree
Lewis
Dalen
Rows
F Fossey
Bettridge
Innisfail Rate Cases Attended
A fragmented report from Innisfail notes cases attended for injuries. Mentions a punctured wound to the sight foot Aller Irwwakd and an artery involved in the right foot. Medical attention was given and the patient advised to meet a doctor.
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Cowley
Unton Cup Tarmania Melbourne Series Report
A fragmented report from Melbourne covers Un ton Cup arm accounts in Queensland and New South Wales results. The text lists players from NSW Victoria and SA, with incomplete scores and unfinished events. It notes matches between New South Wales and Western Australia and references several players, including Gilmour and Kennedy, with multiple partial scores and unfinished bouts.
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Melbourne
Cere Rasewalk
South Wales
Western Australia
Denmert
Paris
Queensia
A_Croper
Wale
Sopracles
West
Australs
W. Gilmour
Robinson
W Woodcock
New South Wales
A. Marshall
Hassett near Victoria's greatest scorer milestone
Melbourne reports captain Hassett needing 32 runs this season to overtake Victoria's all time Shield scoring record. The tally includes 8530 runs by visiting internationals at season start, with Ponting’s record 1012 ahead by 631, and Hassett already closing in after a Saturday innings against South Australia.
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Melbourne
Windsay Hamell
Blaie
Hassers
Victoria
Queensland
Aucitali
Berein
South Africa
Tennant Creek's First IX Historic Tenor Creeks First IX
From the first week's rain came down in flood at Matches Creek the owner Mr Robert Bowenile led the race in a stern dinghy assisted by McA Cameron Civil Aviation staffer in a straight 200 yard dash nine miles from the creek to the Scart Highway.
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Robert Bowenile
Crek
Bast
McA
G. Cameron
Civil Aviation
Sheurvek
Mother Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Baby
A mother pleads not guilty in a homicide case involving her infant. Dr. Robert Plack testifies the baby died after improper feeding. Prosecution notes neglect while defense attributes death to illness and accident, with authorities tracing events from November to December.
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Jax Brin Oss
Robert Plack
Janasous
Tél
Abr
Masamann
Bignebon
Emu
Madr. Hause
Camp Hill
Foona
Mra Gms
Kangaroos Rout Carcauscans In London Test
Kangaroos beat the Carcauscans 38 to 5 in a warily fought match at London. Australian press reports praise standout play by the Kangaroos and note French reactions as the crowd jeered during the late stages of the cycle-track encounter.
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London
Peinl
Gorsam Chet Charest Sored
Betillant
Carcauscans
Owe
Arpeilinte SS
Tosich
Comeede de Teat
Haemat
Semae
Ecgrims Winrvet
Entrailans Sterpiner
Deuiona
Elck
Geclam
Cilbert Bemuriere
Sydney Road Fatalities Sees Woman and Child Die
A bus wheel ran over a woman and child on Sydney Road in Bankstown. The boy was crushed under the wheels while the father, Ronald Halldrin, and the other child exited the vehicle. The incident left the woman and child dead at the scene.
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Sydney
Kin Oy
Bankstown
Ronald Halldrin
Protector cash safe promotes secure transactions in stores
The Protects Till A Till is designed for stores and garages to safeguard beer cash and record all transactions. It mounts securely to the counter and is easy to operate, marketed by J. M. Gray & Co. at 17 Speece Street, Clem.
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J. M. Gray & CO
Speece Street
Clem
Fragmented notice on Kellogs Al-Bran and water
The unreadable fragment mentions Kelloggs Al Bran and water over ten days. It hints at sending an empty packet back to obtain something doubled, but the rest is unclear.
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Al-Bran Tor
Ogs's
Vacancies At Danis Central Mill Co Ltd Chief N Position
Advertised events notice reads vacancies exist at the Danis Central Mill Co Ltd for the position of chief and mention of male and female applicants sought. Applications are invited by the mill company from qualified candidates for the leadership role.
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Danis Ail
Bel
Aviteg
Mowmisan Central Mill Co. Ltd
Movember bomb claim reported by Australian press
AAP reports an Australian source speculates on hydrogen bomb origins and a powerful new ice bomb type linked to the Enoweick Dragon, suggesting the United States may have tested hydrogen bomb material at locations such as Wetop 32 months earlier.
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Brew York
Enoweick Alolliat
United States
Market Prices Reported For Produce In Brisbane
In Brisbane today prices for sumpkins declined at lama street. Choice priced at £17 10s, 0 poor quality at 3d per pound and £10 per ton. Brown onions cleared at £90 and “Interne chair” brought to £18 19s, £1010. A poor quality of maize was cleared at 4s 8d per bushel.
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Brisbane
Jen
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Dick Meehan
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Chest of Drawers
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