Feverend gentleman breeds racehorses and winners
In Victoria a reverend gentleman is noted for breeding successful racehorses. His latest is Macduff who topped yearling sales at 1300 guineas, marking him a colt of great promise. Other horses like Antoniou Electric Wire Golden Lass and Traquette are receiving top care as trials and races loom. Reece and Gay report expenses in London, Melbourne notes cover political events and parliamentary moves affecting Kin Australia and federal seats.
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Victoria
Antonious
Poseidon
Antoniou
Macduff
Traquilr Columbia
Caulfield
Newmarket
All. Richardson
Cindicay
Electric Wire
Queensland
Golden Lass
Kantry
Brickley
Traquette
England
France
America
Beragoon
Jan
New Zealanders Defeat Santa Clara College 81 to 10
SAS JOSE California reports The New Zealanders overwhelmed Santa Clara College with an 81 to 10 score. The Low Penlanders' backs delivered an exceptional game and showed great speed despite a messy collection of arrivals and names following the result.
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Sas Jose
California
Santa Clara College
Five Bodies Recovered After Ontario Beach Capsizing
In a snow strewn Ontario beach scene five bodies were recovered and linked to the capsized freighter Wexford. The Great Lakes report other wrecks as a brutal storm rages. Waldo's crew were rescued after hull failure, one boat wrecked on a reef and Turret Chief wrecked with survivors reaching shore after 24 hours in a hut. Light Ship 82 sank with six drowned.
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Toronto
Ontario
Wexford
Great Lakes
Waldo
Mail Bag Stolen Between Ingham and Armadale
A mail bag from Ingham containing correspondence for Townsville and the South, sent on the morning of the 1th by overland mail, was stolen the same night at Armadale. Charred remains were found the next morning near the hotel. The bag held ordinary letters and several registered letters, but nothing negotiable is believed to be missing.
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Ingham
Townsville
South
Overland Mail
Armadale
Royalist plots and local notices from early November reports
A garbled mixed page reports foreign intrigue with Royalists and spies, a Lisbon dispatch notes an agent’s double life and police maneuvering. Townsville schedules a water scheme vote while Childers and Lynwood estates report cane fires. Newcastle notes a Seaham colliery strike and miner dismissals. A long ad-promotional block touts nerve tonic and health claims.
High Commissioner Reid to Visit Queensland in November
The High Commissioner for Australia Sir Geo Reid will travel to Queensland at the start of next month and stay about a week. Specific movements and schedule have not yet been released.
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Dane
Novander
Australia
Sir Geo. Reid
Queensland
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