Randwick Races Programme Preview Includes The Waverley Handicap
The day's programme lists notable races at Randwick including The Waverley Handicap over eleven furlongs with contenders such as Nord, Manter, and Cherbourg among others. Other events cover the Clibborn Taker for three year olds and The Final Handicap featuring Walkare, Turbine, and Mince Pie among fifteen runners.
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Mip Oy
Royal Val
Jamboan
Jobber
Heritor
Clibborn
Rexburgh
Gay Hawk
Dromos
Bey Tees Journal
Tim
Wicklow
Eberly
Raemrod
Selections for Canonbury Stakes and Waverley Handicap
The brief lists selections for the Canonbury Stakes and the Waverley Handicap. Details on horses or riders are incomplete, with a focus on betting or entry choices for these events.
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Canonbury Stakes
Military Ball in Albert Hall a social and financial success
A Canberra Canberra Branch Royal Australian Branch event at the Albert Hall drew many uniforms from Australian units. The Military Ball, organized by the FG.T. RA. & B.LLA. social committee led by Dr L W Nott, raised funds and is planned as an annual affair. Notable guests included Mrs Reach and various officers and spouses.
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Albert Hall
Canberra
R.4
L.A
Waa
Fg.t
RA. & B.lla
L W. Nott
A. E. Jackson
KR. A. McKillop
B.¢C. Behan
M R. A. Reid
FB. Diwhine
Ghipty
Onlg
Mra
E. Fi
Reach
Mra. E. V
Min. ieeeer.Cuntems
T. W. White
Nes. White
Bir
Return to Canberra Tourism Committee Forms Ad Campaign
A Canberra Tourist and Publicity Committee meeting Thursday night formed a sub committee to run a twelve month advertising drive. It aims to attract tourists and promote Canberra’s claims, including arguing for Royal Military College return to Duntroon and urging a direct road to Tumut to boost tourist traffic.
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Tourisia
Royal Military College
Duntroon
Tumut Aa
Rioting Gardener Appears in Central Court
Arthur Alfred Smith a 61 year old gardener faced riotous conduct and indecent language charges after a Monday six hour procession disturbance. Constable Smith testified the defendant tried to lead men into the procession and shouted anti police slogans. The magistrate dismissed riotous conduct and fined him one pound for the language.
Buy Australian campaign opens in Manchester shop
London report says the Lord Mayor inaugurated a Buy Australian drive in Manchester. He opened an Australian shop in the city centre with wholesale and retail traders present. A cable from Australian Minister for Commerce Mr Blewart pledged Australia will buy more British goods and 1,400 shops in the district now sell the range of products.
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Manchester
F. H. Blewart
Australia
Britain
Customs agents critique new tariff charges in Welbourne
The Customs Agents section chief C F Cowling says Canberra’s tariff proposal will boost output of the local technical goods industry while dramatically increasing customs entry work. He cites a British motor car classification that expanded from one page to three after the Budget, implying higher preclearance costs for merchants.
Kangaroos Select Lineup for England Test
The Australian rugby league team to face England in the first Test on Saturday features Full-back MrMillan. three-quarters A Ridley C Pearce Brown Why. five-eighth Hey. half-back Thicknesse. forwards W Prigg OConnor B Pearce Madsen Dempsey Gibbs or Curran. Frank Peel referees the match. Co-manager Bunderland helped push three referees for the series: Peel Harding and Fairhurst.
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London
England
MrMillan
A. Ridley
C. Pearce
Brown
Why
Hey
Thicknesse
W. Prigg
O'Connor
BF. Pearce
Madsen
Dempsey
Gibbs
Curran
Craging
France
Bunderland
Kangaroos
Frank Peel
Bradford
Arthur Harding
Manchester
Frank Fairhurst
Wigan
Trout Stocking Reported in Federal Territory Streams
The Minister for the Interior announced 60 000 rainbow and brown trout fry released in Canberra region streams. Rainbow fry went to Naas Gudgenby Cotter Paddy's Condor Creek streams with 4 000, 4 000, 6 000, 2 000 and 8 006 respectively. Brown trout were released in Cotter Molonglo and Murrumbidgee Rivers with 3 000, 14 560 and 4 000 fry respectively. Hatchery supply from Ballarat. 6 percent efficacy noted as excellent.
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J. Aterking
Murrumbidges
Molonglo
Ballarat
Naas River
Gudgenby River
Cotter River
Paddy's River
Condor Creek
Murrumbidwee
City Club Opens Bowling Season at City Green
Bir Collin Mackensie will declare the Braddon green open for play at 7 p m today as a large roll up of bowlers from Federal Capital District clubs gathers. Lady Mackensie to throw the first sack with Canberra Bowling Club rinks listed among attendees.
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Bir Collin Mackensie
Lady McKensie
Canberra
NSW Parliament Passes Tax and Stamp Duties Bills
In Sydney the Legislative Assembly passed the Taxation Reduction Bill and the Stamp Duties Amendment Bill after debate. Mr Lang attacked the Stock Exchange and alleged frauds by mining companies funded by gambling interests. The House adjourned at 1 40 am until eight, when a writ for the Upper House election would be received.
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Legislative Assembly
Lang
Stock Exchange
Work for Dole Lidcombe Vote Supports Scheme
Unemployed residents of Lidcombe narrowly back a work for dole plan in a plebiscite. The public vote shows 340 in favor and against, despite the council’s prior decision to abandon the scheme. A petition will be presented to the council tonight.
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Sydney
Lidcombe
Duntreon Cup Final Team Lineups At Beid Hark
The Duntreon Cup semifinals and final are set for Beid Hark this afternoon as Ainslie meets Kingston in the opening game. The winner faces Marton for the cup title and eleven months of bragging rights in a period governed by Mahoney and McGregor.
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Ainslie
Kingston
Mahoney
McGregor
Marton
Hill
Quinn
Carnell
Hall
Rodda
Arthur
Grif Hs
Almas
Batja
Crifiths
Green
Greig
Avery
Browne
Yates
Angereon
Mewett
Cassidy
Jones
Pike
Woman Jeanette Ewanson Found Dead At Home
The body of Jeanette Ewanson a 38 year old woman was found in the bathroom of her Bankstown home on Hixon Street. Police say she appeared to have taken her own life after notifying her mother she did not want a drink shortly after midnight. The family reported she had recently complained of head pains.
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Jeanette Ewanson
Hixon Street
Bankstown
Awasinon
Controversy at Kooyong Courts Over Women Shorts
Melbourne Friday report notes the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia protests women wearing shorts at Kooyong matches. The president says shorts are unnecessary for men and the issue must be discussed at Lawn Tennis Council meetings before any tournament use.
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Melbourne
Kooyong Courts
The
Lawn Tennis Association of Australia
Lawn Tennis Council
Tugboat Annis at Capitol Thea tre opens for three nights
A critic hails Tugboat Annis as a gloriously amusing comedy starring Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery. The plot follows a crusty old tug captain, her inept husband, and her son Robert Young with Maureen O'Sullivan as the love interest in a program headlined by International House, a musical comedy from a China setting, with W C Fields and Peggy.
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Capitol Theatre
Glare
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Robert Young
Maureen Osullivan
International House
China
W. C. Fields
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Final day of first FC T fixtures underway with multiple matches
The last day of the opening FC T Cricket Association fixtures starts today with Queanbeyan A and A Grades to play at Queanbeyan and Acton. Kingston A lead 105 for 1 and Northbourne 47 for 4 as Kingston hosts. B grade Northbourne ahead 126 and 0, Haig Park hosts with rain improvements. Northbourne leads Manuka by 10 runs at Held Park while St Andrew’s meets Port Telegraph at Acton.
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Acton
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Northbourne
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Haig Park
Manuka
Held Park
T. Fisk
KE. Jones
St. Andrew's
Port and Telegraph
Acton Flat
Am At. Andrew's
Vagrant Thomas Hinton Remanded After Bourke Street Shooting Implication
Thomas Hinton faced a City Court vagrancy charge and was remanded on bail after police indicated he knew much about an August 20 Bourke Street shooting and did not want him to leave the state.
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Melbourne
Thomas Hinton
Bourke Street
Film and TV Talent Highlight Late Program
Hopkins Joyce and Stuart Erwin lead a film program with Bari Ma ritza Burns and Allen Bela Lugosi. Rudy Vallee Cab Calloway and band perform on television sequence. A Mack Bennett comedy Up Pop ped the Ghost and a Brittah newsreal round out the bill. Screenings at 1.30 include Episode 1 of The Jungle Mystery.
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Stuart Erwin
Bari Maritza
Burns and Allen
Bela Lugosi
Radio Glare
Rudy Vallee
Cab Calloway
Mack Bennett
Upper House Suit in Equity Court Over Reform Bill
In the Equity Court Acting Chief Justice Sir John Harvey heard arguments on locus standi of Mr Piddington and Mr Willis in the Upper House Reform Bill suit. The Attorney-General contended both men cannot sue. Piddington as elector and Willis after resigning from the Legislative Council. Harvey ruled neither has locus standi as plaintiff. Costs debate adjourned to next week.
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John Harvey
Equity Court
Maughan
K.C
A. B. Pridington
Piddington
A. C. Willa
Willa
Jegislative Council
Farrer
Aled
Willian
Legislative Council
Pddington
Willis
Customs Officers Refused Registration by Federal Registrar
Federal Arbitration Day. Deputy Industrial Registrar Tarant refused registration to Commonwealth Census and Exclus Third Division officers. He ruled all men involved were officers of the Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association and evidence did not show they would suffer by remaining in that organisation.
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Ourf
Tarant
Commonwealth Census
Commonwealth Pubic Service Clerical Association
British horse owner Richard Wildife-Grimm’s vanished fortune
London report notes Sir Richard Wildife-Grimm once a millionaire racehorse owner fled on July 26 leaving an estate worth 1406 pounds. He lost a Cascno Slovakian lawsuit over ownership of Bohemia mining lands. victory would have made him about five million pounds.
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London
Richard Wildife-Grimm
Budget Remissions Likely Cut Bank and Insurance Rates
Prime Minister Lyons signaled possible reductions in interest rates for banks and insurance companies tied to the budget remissions. He could not promise exact amounts but expected near-term cuts, noting the measure would aim to relieve the general public if current actions fail to pass benefits through.
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House of Representatives
J. A. Lyonas
Ward
Lyons
Wo Lyons
J) Tawaon
U.A.P
Bosala
Howe
Body Found in Scrub Near Chester Hill
Police investigate a deceased 52 year old man named Robert Bernard Turagbull found in scrub at Chester Hill. Post mortem planned amid belief of homicide with a head wound from a blunt impact. Green car and small bottle with white powder noted at the scene.
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Robert Bernard Turagbull
Chester Hill
Sulike
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