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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 30, 1933
Page
3
The article lists horse names and results across several handicap races including the Mantomh, Jolly Wonza, and King Birla events, noting a Grand Nationals National Hurdle and related stakes. It also reports on arrangements for the Australia work for dole scheme, with start date June 12, government funding, and local police and municipal coordination for site work.
A trainer and jockey named Sedney faced a ruling after a Canterbury race. The report notes a gelding involvement and allied discipline, with consequences including a 12 month period. Ownership is attributed to a Mr. Abdiguattty, while a separate case mentions improper conduct by Front Ter and a claim of dishonesty.
A racing inquiry in Sydney questioned an owner over alleged improper practices at a handicap event. The inquiry, led by the G.T.C., reviewed horses trained by CPs Prowa and Ventheus ant Fra Ierant Hophyr. A charge against Brown was adjourned after evidence was heard.
An injunction was granted to restrain an entertainer known as Dante from using the name Dante or adopting appearances resembling him. Justice Lang ordered the respondent to pay costs after argument.
An imperfect OCR fragment discusses a product named Indian Root Pill or Indian Tot that is said to regulate the entire body by acting on the liver and digestive system. It claims to restore health and mentions South Island continent and equator references in a travelogue tone. The text is garbled but centers on a health remedy marketed as universal cure.
The Rokite Monumental-Pro wrntory Canberra has completed an order for four term s fern tube to replace decayed receptacles in the Wentworth House courtyard Sydney. White tiles of varying stone colours will form a monomany harmony. Exhibits at their City yards before dispatch.
Detectives probe the death of a baby found near the railway line at Muswellbrook. A young woman in Sydney, carrying a card, drew attention as possible mother. Police urge witnesses to come forward as the investigation continues.
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