Tremayne wins maiden welter in tight finish at Menangle
Tremayne 85 wins the First Division maiden welter with a neck margin over Procure and a half length to the third, time 1.151. In the Second Division MISS ASH and Clare Boon lead with Maggie Shepherd 8.7, won by a length with a length to second, time 1.15.
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Tremayne
Fiesel Botting
Procure
Miss Ash
Clare Boon
Fede Tree
Maggie Shepherd
Wetting
Mish Alf
Maggie Rhepuerd
Clare Bean
Diva
Polorus
Brad
Bane
Exdand
Asuka's Boy
Aye
Ce Atticas
Iluka's Boy
Adye
Atveas
Wie Whitty
Tervies
Keims Whitty
Ui Cletor
Tervines
Jengths
Econg
Excellent Programme For Concert
The Musical Society presents a 1983 concert featuring a boomerang handicap race themed programme. Highlights include two piano pieces by Chopin and a diverse vocal set by Rowell Bryden, with selections by English composers and arrangements by Land Wilkon. The program promises an engaging mix of instrumental and vocal works.
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Menangle Park Hundred
Pantheon Queen
Leone
Agincourt
Musica! Society
Petera
Rowell Bryden
Sydney
Frederick Keel
Adam Corse
Coleridge Taylor
Tara Wenth
Pwlle Getatia
Torch Sings at Capitol with Claudette Colbert debut
At the Capitol Theatre a pre release feature Torch Singer stars Claudette Colbert in her first singing role with Ricardo Cortez David Manners and Linda Barrett. The plot follows a nightclub singer who longs for love amid a dangerous life. The bill includes Lane and Hardy in a new comedy and a music review by Gaine Carrington and Crawford McGrath.
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Capitol Theatre
Aramount
Torch
Claudette Colbert
Prince Kaward
Byarney
Canberra
Colbert
Ricardo Sorten
David Manners
Linda Robert
Maby le Roy
Ming Coltern Beauty
America
Oyaime University
Frances Dee
Wiliam Gergen
Ralph Bellamy
Jack le Rue
Siewareel
Lane
Hardy
Thal Prat
Malaka
Cinssound
Gaine Carrington
UabfReld
Crawford
McGrath
Waltog
Towin
Sydney Lyceum
Capitol
Jack Wulbert
Cecily Courtneidge
Ware
Mental Defectives Bill Proposed in New South Wales
Sydney reports the Inspector General for Mental Hospitals Dr Hoge has prepared a Mental Defectives Bill now with the government. It aims to restrain and treat mentally ill individuals with care, excludes building a separate institution, and covers adolescents in early derangement. The measure details penalties and aims to provide accommodation in the colony’s system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hoge
Han
Montal Hospitals
Mong
VITATONE Promises Quick Boost for Nerves and Appetite
An old advertisement touts VITATONE as a brisk, healthy tonic that sharpens nerve strength and alertness while increasing appetite. It claims to brace the user quickly and build up the whole system, offered at Thomas the Chemist near Knows at 2/6 per bottle.
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Thomas
By Arrangements and Special Interests in Intelligence
A terse note discusses raters service and special concerns of intelligence in the region. It mentions in this context Australie and Mew and hints at arrangements carved into the process. The wording reflects unclear OCR with fragmented terms.
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Apestal
Spesiah Conrens
Australie
Sydney Wool Sales Report From New England Market
Sydney wool sales report notes firm demand in a difficult market. Merino fleece sold at around 5 shillings per bale for small lots from Fundatra. Transactions include various fleece and lamb lots with noted prices and local references such as Kahmoo and Yass in New South Wales.
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Sydney
Twesday
Fundatra
Kahmoo
New England
Fatal sequel to hotel quarrel reported in Auburn
Stanislau McAvinney age 23 of Granville died at Auburn Hospital after a street altercation. Police charged a man with manslaughter, alleging an argument in a shop led to punches and McAvinney losing consciousness before death.
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Bydney
Stanislau McAvinney
Granvitle
Auburn Hospital
Auburn
All- Mon
McAvinney
Advertisement for Vitatone by Thomas the Chemist
A fragmentary ad promotes Vitatone to bolster nerves appetite and overall health. Mentions a bottle sold at Thomas the Chemist near Brown, urging readers to try the product to improve vitality and wellness.
Emden Bell theft case before Central Police Court
Ken Kadmel a 30 year old motor mechanic faced three charges over the August 1933 Emden Bell theft from Garden Island. He allegedly admitted details in custody and claimed to have bought the bell in Woolloomooloo for 160 with plans to take it to Germany. Sentence deferred pending other charges.
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Sydney
Lautralt
Garden Inland
Ken Kadmel
Jones
Central Police Court
Tohny Kaolme
Commonwealth
Letovilye
Kavlmel Mitting
Hyde Park
Kavlmel
Kuolmel
R. S. Wake
Garden Island
Kaolmel
Buriel
Robinson
Kaolmer
Wooloomooloo
Germany
Mosel
Gertrude Stokes
Kuelmer
Laldiaw
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Lysaght
Jia
Holbrook
Holbrooks
Musical Society
Herole
Prince Yamba
Gay Paree
Tal Se Levy
Princh
N.S.W
Sydney Wool Sales
Emden
William Arnott
Arnott’s
Ainslie Itter
K.B. Lager
RESCH
E. & E. Spendelon
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