Racing Results From Caulfield November Meeting
The November W A T C meeting at Caulfield drew a large crowd in fine weather. Kasouka Hurdles opened with four fencers, Reiglie favored to win. Paymaster and Mountain Heather beat the favorite in a fast rum race. Sanctity won the Stanmore two year old Handicap ahead of Arucis and An. Mocabria and Boulogne dead heated in the Ormond Corinthian. Eishon led The Tara Steeplechase field of ten with The Isle and Money Order behind. Dunloe faded from the pace while Aleconner triumphed in the Armadale Cup with Mountain Princess and Atora. Lord Wallacar ny won the Rosstown Plate in a quick 1 1 5 5 4 time, with Beggar Maid and Sconsor behind.
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Reiglie
Paymaster
Mountain Heather
Sanctity
Stanmore
Arucis
Lady Wallace
Ormond Corinthian
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Boulogne
Eishon
Twe Guard
Tara
Grey
Isle
Money Order
Dunloe
Mountain Princess
Quater
Loch Amos
Atora
Aleconner
Wallacarrens Ny
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Sconsor
London Markets Report Mixed British Stocks and Commodities
London broadcasts show three month bills at 4 15 16 percent. Government stocks in flux with Bradford wool demand improving. Wool prices listed for Tops under 8d and 60s at 27 44, with various qualities. Wheat firm leaving home demand steady. Butter and cheese markets stable with New Zealand and American supplies priced.
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New Zealand
Paris bout ends with Luris heavy win over Pradier
Abert Luris defeated Chee Pradier in the fifth round of a heavyweight boxing match in Paris. The American Pradier was seen as a strong challenger as Luris secured the victory.
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Chirpon
Bordeaus
Chee Pradier
Correspondence on Railways v Occidentals dispute
W Carter defends the captain’s actions in a Railways v Occidentals match context. He notes the cited player informed him he could not attend the afternoon session, and asserts he was not summoned, so was absent. He argues for careful fact checking before forming opinions to maintain good spirit.
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Occidentals
W. Carter
Larkin denounces Home Rule protesters in Manchester rally
London reports quote Larkin addressing four thousand at Manchester denouncing Home Rule supporters and praising working class resolve. He attacks unions for aiding Dublin and criticizes English and Scottish responses while urging not to handle Liverpool goods.
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Fire at Sea Aurora: Jamel Agom Foherczag Rescue Efforts
Melbourne November 17 A night fire broke out in No 2 hold of the Austrian steamer Jamel Agom Foherczag forty miles south of Portland while en route from Finne Hungary to Melbourne. Cargo included inflammable goods and cocoanut fibre. Firefighting units battled the flames for hours as hulls buckled from heat. Discharging the damaged cargo proceeded with crews shaken but unbowed. Domestic notices follow.
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Jamel Agom Foherczag
Finne
Ilungarry
Portland
Defamation Trial Concludes in Queensland Supreme Court
In Brisbane on November 17 the Supreme Court heard Denham Bros. and Premier D. F. Denham sue the Queensland Daily Mail Ltd for 10000 pounds. The judge noted parliamentary privilege and instructed the jury on whether the plea was a statutory defence and if the published apology showed no gross negligence. The jury returned a verdict after considering the payout into court and potential award.
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Cairns A N A Branch Holds Fortnightly Meeting
The Cairns branch of the Australian Natives' Association met with President SN Mareh in the chair. A government preference for local Australian tenders over foreign bids for the Bapunda Misl was deemed unlikely, and plans were made for an outing to Turtle Bay. March to speak on Henry Lawson and Free to present on Adam Lindsay Gordon were announced, with a debating society to be discussed later.
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Cairns
Australian Natives’ Association
SN. N. Mareh
Turtle Bay
Abraham
Asc
March
Henry Lawson
Free
Adam Lindsay Gordon
Mary Wallets Reported Born In West City
Police received information that a woman named Mary Wallets has given birth in West City. The report notes a birth event and the involvement of local authorities. Further details were not disclosed in the available text.
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Wee Waa
Mary Wallets
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