Canterbury Race Report: Blue Rimon Finishes Sixth
In the Novice Handicap at Canterbury Steward J Killian says I have never seen anyone strangle a horse to win. Blue Rimon ran third into the straight and weakened to finish sixth as Bigeloch beat Lord Cynara with Jolly Mac third. Owner trainer Webster agrees stewards may have erred in Javes instructions.
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Petrol Blaze Damages Bridges In Canal Area
Fire swept a canalside area causing multiple bridge damage and petrol vend related disruption. The explosion and blaze came from a factory lane near Se oeeereee, with several structures and vehicles affected. No further details available.
Landlady fights £50 loan claim as frame-up in Canberra Court
Elvie Thomas of Campbell Street Ainslie told Canberra Court the £80 loan claim by former lodger Peter Melville was a frame-up. She repaid £7 10s on receiving £5, banked £1 10s later, and said Melville left after disputes over debt. Witnesses supported her account, noting her deafness and Melville’s repeated demands.
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Thomas
Peter Liniay Melville
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Callen
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Axle Purnel
Peter
Sinoas
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Dismissal of Excuse for Negligence in Canberra Court
In Canberra Court yesterday George Lawrence Gouge of Greenback Dairy Pyah wick faced a fine of 13/10 plus witnesses expenses after admitting negligent driving. Gauge, driver of a lorry, turned across the aero drome road at Duntroon while another vehicle approached about 18 yards away. Both vehicles suffered extensive damage and occupants were injured.
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F.C
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Greenback
Pyahwick
Gauge
Bir
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Duntroon
Two Workmen Injured in Canberra Construction Accidents
Two workmen suffered injuries in separate Canberra incidents yesterday afternoon. A migrant from Tallan, Giovanni Bebble, fell from scaffolding at a new siding project at the Australian National University and was hospitalized in a satisfactory condition. Leslie Smith, 17, of Myall Street O'Connor, was crushed by a trunk at Robinson's foundry yard on Mort Street Braddon and later admitted for observation at Canberra Community Hospital. An X-ray result was not available. a suspected internal injury was considered satisfactory.
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Queen Salutes Fairies at Bridge of Ballagloomey
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh paid tribute to the fairies said to inhabit the Bridge of Ballagloomey yesterday. The ceremony referenced a legend about a person who witnesses a bride without acknowledging the fairies, a tale tied to local lore.
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Weilheaithy
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Duke of Edinburgh
Ballagloomey
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