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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
3
Maids' cambric frocks neatly made and trimmed from 30 inches and smaller. Cesarine and Faceless cambric rock styles in sizes 24 to 30 inches with several attractive options at 4/11, 6/11, and 8/6. White Kanebo Fuji frocks in the above sizes.
Final acceptances for the ALC spring meeting list entries across multiple races. Races include the Derby for three-year-olds at 3.40 pm with contenders Peter Pan and Eastern Bombartie among others, the Epsom Handicap at 3.20 pm led by Antopar and Denis Boy, the Spring Stakes at 4 pm with Nightmarch and Historic, and the Kensington Handicap at 4.35 pm featuring High Dis and Prince vu. Multiple horses are listed with weights and odds, with several names repeated in trial or allowance stages.
Alexander Charles Lyons was disqualified under Rule 16 for improper conduct at a race meeting. The inquiry followed allegations of a bribe attempt involving a drug in the promptitude horse’s gear. The meeting featured multiple races with various finish results, including Denia Boy and Light ing March in six furlongs and Cylider Taisho versus Baastern Chief over ten furlongs.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and numbers in a jumbled roster style. Readable items include references to Veilinend Meagh Hutteric and Bogie with several numeric tokens such as 829 and 7. The intended event or context remains unclear from the damaged source.
Final gallops at Randwick for Epsom Metropolitan and Derby were less attended as many candidates were taken to the Rosebery for exercise. Oro led by a nose over Turbine and Love Bong over five furlongs, with a heavy track affecting times.
Large attendance marked the Housewives Association annual meeting at Albert 1 yesterday. The group adopted the red and balance sheet showing a credit balance of EM 7/4. The secretary read a committee report noting extended activities, organized progressive fines, a successful Homewiven Exhibition, and the formation of the Housewives Parliament. Regret was voiced at the resignations of Mrs Tilly JPMard and Mrs Ives. Officers elected included Lady Garran as Patron, Mrs Plishte as President, and Mrs GK Hill as Secretary with several vice-presidents and committee members named.
The Canberra Calf Association held a monthly medal won by Mrs Clayton with 1103674. Mr Dixon also scored well. Notable scores include Mrs Bombwell 108 2% 97 and Mrs Hhechan 108 78. A Bruce Cup team from Yaxe visited Canberra. Canberra beat Yans 4 to 3. Open meeting entry closes October 11 to 13, with October 9 as the closing date.
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