Sporting Melbourne Caul Field Coe entries list
The Caul field entries include Gadabowt Cetigoe Arte attack Samtari Rndelosia Nolo Creen Cap Aides Blague Sylvermore Bee Rush ford Haghrock Quinn's Post Pretty Bobby Clydesale Three Star Wal areerreur Common Law Sum bury Shepherd King Snow King Maltravers Two Blues Torbane Ag incourt Vole Royal Dude Lucky Recape King Kora Mafiesm Sasas Orillia Vochee Rael Lochin. Heatest scratchings for the Caul Geld Cup name Gadabout Rushfort Quinn's Post Chydeside Three Str Common Law Snow King Rewegurt Vale Mafioso Rosal Dede.
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Melbourne
Caulfield Coe
Laver
Gadabowt
Cetigoe
Arte
Samtari
Rndelosia
Nolo Creen Cap Aides
Blague
Crates
Sylvermore
Bee
Rushford
Haghrock Quinn's Post
Pretty Bobby
Clydesale
Three Star
Walareerreur
Common Law
Sumbury
Shepherd King
Snow King
Maltravers
Two Blues
Torbane
Gadabout
Rushfort
Quinn's Post
Chydeside
Rewegurt Vale
Mafioso
Rosal Dede
Setting Tam Bill in Melbourne Opens New Vein
Melbourne October report notes the Venns Texee brought into operation with Noreaeer tat as part of a local energy initiative. The terse item highlights a municipal project moving forward amid unclear details and typographical errors.
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Melbourne
Ctober
Cairns Jockey Club Letter Reveals Internal Dispute
A Cairns Jockey Club correspondence from President J Doyle discusses disagreements with Charters Towers authorities over betting at the Cairns annual meeting. The letter claims Todd and Holland betting was not reported to stewards and recounts Mr McManus as witness to Todd and Holland’s shops, with Doyle defending actions and monetary matters.
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Dpoyte
Cairns
Todd
Mr. Doyle
Goth
Mon
Bth
Psecathee
Holland
Spe
Eee Ber
Clab
R. T. McManus
J. Doyle
Bidston Hack Race Nominations For Hospital Benefit Meet
Nominations listed for a November 1976 hospital benefit meeting hack races. Maiden Hack Race includes Donuca Socks Venus Whitefoot Sporling Steerer Never Can Tell Manly Krapp Mignonette ter Boy Killarney Waggie Sir Royal. Tacuna Krupp Wiebe Light Madlarn Freddy Commodore Saphi Deconval Scot Simmer cliewe Unele fom Barney Flat Cap Doris Sanderve Handicap includes Doris Killarsey Socks Venus Whitetoot Yellow Sporling Monly Kropp Mienon ette Minister Bey Whyneot Barney Wagate Hospital Hack Handicap includes Donaca Madiara Commodore Royal Scot Un cle Tom Flat Cap Sir Royal Jumbo Hack Race includes Sophi Freddy Gaylad Globe Light Simmercheve Ben Barney.
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Einasteich Hospital
Donuca
Socks
Venus
Whitefoot
Sporling
Steerer
Not
Manly
Krapp
Mignonette
Ter Boy
Killarney
Waggie
Sir Royal
Wahroapa
Uncle Tom
Flat Cap
Wahramyga
Sophi
Freddy
Gaylad
Globe Light
Simmercheve
Ben
Barney
St Johns Swimming Club Vice Captaincy Race Set for Saturday
The St Johns Swimming Club announces the championship race for its vice captaincy will be held on Saturday the 21st, with Skipper Francis, the visiting swimming champion, agreeing to assist by presenting an exhibition with Captain FE N Norris. Full details to appear in Friday morning's issue.
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St. John's Swimming Club
Sentay
Ata Perm
Francis
Cairns
FE. N. Norris
Seue
Political Crisis Deepens in Brisbane
Brisbane reports show ongoing cabinet strain as Premier and Attorney General refrain from announcements during sugar case tangles. Assistant Justice Minister silent. cabinet meeting slated for tomorrow to reassess the political position. Theodore and Lennon, known ministerial backers of J. Fikelly, met with the Premier for undisclosed discussions this afternoon.
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Brisbane
Keneral
Theodore
Lennon
J. Fikelly
Linnett Turf Commission Agent Saloon Opens New Maneuvers
Linnett turf commission agent announces Parton s Hairdressing Saloon now open with straight out and doubles. New handicaps at Midhowns Cap a and at Epsom and Metropolitan track openings signal a shift in local racing events with fashion and sport crossovers.
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Turf Commission
Parton
Caulfield and Melbourne Cups Sufficient Address
Court House Hotel at Abbott Street Carns is prepared to transact business on epcom and metropolitan handicaps. The two derbies Caulfield and Melbourne Cups are discussed as sufficient address for the matter.
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Caulfield
J. Swain
Abbott Street
Court Hocae Hotel
Cairne
Present Programme and Five Thousand Feet Feature
Tonight features The Last Act a life on and off stage tale with a twist of friendship and betrayal. A Keystone comedy promises strong novelty and laughs. Tomorrow brings Little Mary Sunshine with the youngest actress Little Mary Osborne in a pretty clean plot teaching a lesson. Half price seats at 1/6 and 1d. The text also notes labour strikes at Babinda mill with delayed pay and new award rates driving unrest as workers seek retrospective money and employers face higher costs.
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Artiot
Besse Ikarrieca
Little Mary Sunshine
Mary Osborne
Auogehal
Atmtgamate Sociey
Balinda
The Commanding Officer at the Theatre Tonight
Tonight at the theatre a complete change of programme will be submitted featuring The Commanding Officer a strong military drama by Theodore Kurt Sayre with Alice Dovey. The plot centers on Colonel Archer guardian to two children who marries Floyd Bingham. Waring and Lindsay scheme a blackmail kiss. Lindsay is killed, Archer surrenders, and truth emerges as the Queen reveals Waring’s guilt amid a soldierly rescue. Francia will follow with a Penarth to Newport swim film and Old Lang Syne chanson.
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Daniel Froham
Alice Dovey
Theodore Kurt Sayre
Colonel Archer
Floyd Bingham
Floyd
Captain Waring
Brent Lindsay
Lindsay
Waring
Tim
Archer
Hos
Francia
Penarth
Newport
Old Lang Syne
Australia
Austral Pictures Pack The Broken Coin at Local Screenings
The Austral program draws crowds with The Broken Coin eighth episode praised by audiences. Wild Oats, a three part morality piece, also screens alongside other varied titles. War journal coverage remains standard with latest conflict reports. A notable Constantinople screening is highlighted as especially timely. Tonight's show promises strong audience appeal and increased seating capacity.
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Austral
Constantinople
Deserter Preacher Joins War To Oppose Conscription
In France Gustave Herve, famed anti conscriptionist, shifted from denouncing conscription to enlisting. After years of desertion influence, he publicly apologised in Guerre Sociale and joined the colors to oppose Prussian militarism, a surprising turn amid wartime pressures.
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France
Gustave Herve
MLP
Canada
England
Arbitration Court
Hindenburg
Australia
Dricat
Vyours
Harlequin
Climate shocks Australia and stomach woes prompt remedy
The piece touts Chamberlain's Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universal heat medicine for bowel complaints amid Australia’s volatile climate. It claims rapid relief and universal acceptability among chemists and storekeepers.
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Australia
Woman charged with murder of infant at Dunwich institute
Martha Ann Grace Tilmey appeared at Dun with on a Saturday before Archdall P.M. on a charge of wilful murder of her female infant at Dunwich benevolent institute on September 11. Detectives testified to finding a blanket and knife stained with blood in her possession and to her deposition saying the child may not have been born alive. The medical superintendent stated the child’s throat was cut and lungs showed birth. Committed for trial.
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Brisbane
Martha Ann Grace Tilmey
Mr. Archdall
P.M
Dunwith
Dunwich Benevolent Institute
Ingram
Sylvian Voollock
Lintorth Row
Dunwich
Queensland Meat for Imperial Uses Act Validated
In Brisbane October 16, Melhewrme Sonne reports on Duncan and others versus the State of Queensland and J M Hunter over damages claimed for alleged interference with border crossing. The full High Court majority finds the Queensland Meat for Imperial Uses Act valid, supporting the state's actions.
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Brisbane
Melhewrme Sonne
Duncan
Queensland
J. M. Hunter
Stack Trew
High Court
Ryan
The Referendum and Labour Support in War Time
A Towers Telegraph analysis urges Labour voters to weigh conscription impact on the Allies. It argues consent to conscription could safeguard liberty and victory, noting New Zealand hold in abeyance and urging a decisive vote for the war effort despite fears of lost freedoms.
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Telegraph
Labourite
Messrs
Hartley
Meade
Australians weigh conscription vote amid fears and duty
A letter argues a No vote risks a future reversal but warns that a Yes could lock Australia into extended conscription, urging readers to consider consequences for Allies and country. The writer, W. F. Partridge of Bow Street Charters Towers, calls for careful judgment before voting.
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Tutt
Australia
Germany
W. F Partridge
Bow Street
Charters Towers
Returned Soldiers Meet Endorses Pro War Service Plans
A representative meeting of the Sucensland branch of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors Imperial League convened at Albert Hall Brishame with Major R H L Walsh in the chair. Resolutions urged government support for the Frome Minister and reinforced the value of voluntary services, proposing measures against enemy subjects and calling for strict postwar censorship and reorganization of public bodies if needed.
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Sucensland
Returned Soldiers’ and Sailors
Imperial League of Australia
Albert Hall
Brishame
R. HL. Walsh
Queensland
Australia
Fehtine
Germany
Ane
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Lake Street
Nq.e.a and
Cairns Jockey Club
Woree
Nth Querueland Racing Association
Bidston Hack
Clmb
John’s Swimming Club
Crizs
Linnett
N.O.R.A
E. EB Pan
Court House Hotel
Mareeba
Marzeba
rf/ar
Cranch & Gordon
Spence Street
P.O
Opn
Ambulance
Entertainments Correspondence
Babinda Mill
Post” and “Herald
Palace
The
Austral Pictures
Post
Herald
Gene
Lisha
Limited
New Zealand
Sen
Ennemy
Monkey Brand
Fane & Mets
Lal
End Pee 7 Ow, Trot 6 Co. Ltd, Brice
Jacks
Teres
Ty Trewhella Bros. My. Ltd
Lance Falta
Fire + area Post
General Printing Office
Abbitt St
North
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