The Blazing Field Comes to a Court House Scene
A fragmented serial tale piece shows a crowd gathering at a creekside court house in Wallingen for a mysterious inquest. Characters Dick, Jim, and Graham attend as lawmen prepare to hear evidence on Myrtle Florence Selwyn’s death while New South Wales police link suspects to the Wattleglen case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rherwin
Walllegien
Bruner
Watlington
AERA
Wren
Jim
Mek
East
Campbell
Konhong
Wattlegign
Shorwitt New South
Pirdenbier
Myrtle Florence Selwyn
Compton Urett Rome
Gorener
Ferdinand Selwyn
King
K.C
Corner
Myrtin
Florence Selwynne Ryan
Sergent Lampbell
John Wakafield
Canterbury Races Mixed Results With Hammerhead Triumph
Canterbury Race meeting yields Hammerhead victory in 8.0 time over 1. Savage and 2 Mai pa OT. Rummage wins second division with Roley's Choice second. The Marne excels in handicap and Brisian events, while betting notes and other runners fill the card. Time and place details appear for multiple divisions with notable incidents and rider interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Blakes
Firat Piviai
Hammerhead
S. Weiss
Savage
W. Glover
Maipa
D. Munroi
Sunoe
Panter
Entertainer
Haughtyre
Gronvenor Square
Weinhall
Jean Hurdow
Ellcrest
Corinthia
Rocheson
Lady
Sion
Munro
Pakenham
Happy Man
Laurel G
Porostagy
Digiand
Blinky Bill
Wang Owt
Canterbury Blakes
the Marne
Weinst
Lynen Law
E. Bartle
Mala
McCarten
Ciner
Taiking
Gay Cho
Marne Chou
Gey Chow
Marne
Usira
Lynch Law
A. Sepping
Povear
Caulfield Races Whittier Handicap and Stakes
A garbled report covers Caulfield racing results with Whittier Handicap and multiple divisions. It lists horses such as Night Gang Great Legend Lautus Pageant and Avenger along with jockeys and betting odds, noting results, times, and margins across several events including the Bandringham Steeplechase and Heatherlie Handicap. The text preserves numerous names like Amalia Kanuri, Valiant Chief, and Royal Order among others with scattered odds and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Night Gang
F. de Valle
Great Legend
F. Tockwelli
Bir Grey
A. Reed
Otho Valiant Chief
Amalia Kanuri
Valiant Chief
Kanuri
Sir Grey
Amalia
Lautus
Dewhurst
Badger
King’s Square
Wilson
My Hoy
Close Call
Arrathe
Reflecon
Mascerades
Guy Brocane
Exning
Pibrock
Carabou
Roundabout
Bimdale
Blue Sky
King’s ‘Square
Hart Head
Avengr
Efiott
Stole
Dewhurat
Royal Order
Hansardian
Sunnymarn
Bellevue
Ortello's Star
SARNO
McRae
Conde
T. Snyders
Rob Me
J. Regani
Texpur
Underwood
Venetian
Renmark
Lenomus
BARNO
Bayntun
la Venetian
Rob McReid
Teapur
Buick
Venage
Seal Hol
Bonater
A. Branley
Athan Prince
Yerings
Northwind
Conandale
Lilirene
Buinan
Priten
Priten G Stevenage, 7 Menu Roi, Conandale, Lélirene
Donaster
Diva
Featherweight Title Fight Ends With Sarron Retaining Crown
Johannesburg reports Sunday results with Pete Sarron, the world featherweight champion, defeating former holder Freddle Lle to retain the title. Sarron overpowered Lle in a decisive bout, maintaining his grip on the championship in a high profile showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Pete Sarron
Freddle Lle
Strangler Lewis Beats Spellman in Sydney Wrestling
Strangler Lewis defeated John Spellman by two falls to one at Ab he Lilchbardt Stadium in Sydney last night, winning the wrestling contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Strangler
Lewis
John Spellman
Spectators Weep At Greyhound Death At Lismore
At Lismore greyhound races last night the death of the hurdler Mone Wada caused tears among spectators. The dog, owned by Godfrey, collapsed after being driven back on the track. A fund for Godfrey was opened with donations made on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lismore
Mone Wada
Randwick Surges Past Manly In Scoring Rugby Clash
Randwick defeated Manly 28 20 in a hard fought rugby union match. Key moments saw Bulgin, McKay and Slattery crossing for Randwick while Manly replies came from Conlan, Stoddard and Hodgson with persistent forward play and late pressure from Manly’s backs. Referee Mr Meg Tormulin controlled the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
Bulgin
Macauley
Randwick
Maccully
Conlan
McKay
Slattery
Shirley
Stalling Inn
Meadowa Migand
Stoddard
Thompson
Puss
Lamuch-Jones
Stone
Wil
Sullon
Button
Thwhannd
F D'Arian
Hodgann
Dardaley
Bedford
Bik
Royal Military College Triumph Over Bonds Lifemvers in Rugby
Royal Military College defeated Bonds Lifemvers 33 to 8 in an open football match. standout moments included the College forwards and backs combining for rapid attacking sequences, with McLeod, Dawson, and Young among those prominent. The Bonds team fought to the end, but RM C maintained control through the second half, extending their lead with several long runs and kicks.
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Royal Military College
Bonds Lifemvers
Bond
Ton Aivanged
Plaee
Royal Miliary College Hive
ted—Backe
N. B. Cowper
B. O. Hapantt
J. Buens
W. C. T. Folny
Te A. Kermode
A. J. Young
K. He Dawson
J. Loughran
S&t
Coleman
RK. Jeckeoo
B. Vincent
N. R. McLeod
A J Mureny
Withinna
Anhort
Lifeanys
TR Napier
Eatin
B. Healin
B. Wala
J. Ducobe
J. Baybee
Tveryghithy
B. Macauley
J. Tyen
F Garter
Hough
Crmmot
A. Hunchina
Momumunt
Ay Greig
Wa Hunton
Kharimal
Liewerim
Dawn
Young
Watey
Kermavohe
Jade
Lanighran
Heaton
Murray
Tewa
Napier
RAMLC
Bonds
Smail
Warke Jing
Kermode
Quartee
Youne
Reet
Hanest
Dawson
Carter
Mociulgy
Fryer
Moon
Brike
Jooxn
Rash Ani
Jackaan
Sind
Fhe Ballon
Dawson Hake
Natty
Uy Hassett
Bonull
Rennstune
Fontnie
Foley
Duvet
Dimou
Colowan
Basnett
Tawa
Gun Fate
Kalra
Nowe
Aneluty
Ugly Uuton
National Review highlights in Australian September issue
The September Australian National Review contains many notable articles on pressing public matters. Canon A F Garnsey writes on the International Peace Campaign, with a NSW committee president tracing the World movement. Other pieces discuss regulation, wage evidence, and Canberra’s role in the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian National” Review
Canon A FL Garnsey
Si. Paul's College
University of Sydney
New South Wales
Melbourne
Bot Dickson
CATR
Canberra
Australia
America
Banking Commission
Obites
Gal
Prac Heml
New South
Hurny Sydney
Regulatian
W. B Reddaway
Horr
Melbourne University
Reddawage Mrn
Alfred Loeweriles
Cecil W. Salter
Phillip
Martin Kramer
Transvaal
High Pearse
Nainrad Gitte
Furtley Maurice
Tam
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Dick Bherlock
Wallinglen
Bin
Forest Devi
Mojae Juris
Lintnerals
Larry Fendoin
Watchedien
Chueh Ini
Natal BaWrut
Nufart
Samothine
Laney
Canterbury
Moonray
Aureus
Brown Betty
Povertdale
Pavertdale
Wait
Bristol
McCarUn LI
Wirthings Boy
Bartle
Bourdoi
R- Marana
Otbera
Brazandt
Gilitown
Meadow Wind
Hirst
Beutol
Ans Dulchdo
Raynolda
Hickey
Kyler
Bwiten
Cook
Jovviel Son
Silver Fox
Joviel Son
Frine
Milantheon
le Confab
Chied House
KR. McMenamin
Hermoine
O'Sullivan
Diatter
A. Mulligan
Linkjel
Verdene
Capuncun Ting
Binck Vern
Linkist
Tria Morn
Ubrlatoul
Fedarals Boot
Thore
Avarrana Ltd At
Ae Twa
Mari Mires
Mra Vn
Conbaatay
Caulfield Races
Canberra Times
Rugby Union
Seemn the
R.ma
National Review
Brenda
Persil
Ars
Shakespeare
Holbrook
Aya
Hobbrooks
Worcestershire
Uncle Tobys Oats
Toby
Maile
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