Easter Monday 1941 Race Day Events and Prizes
Easter Monday 14 April 1941 features various races with first prizes of £1 and other cash awards. Events include 50 yards, hurdles, standing long jump, one mile handicap, high jump, throwing events, and bicycle entries. No entrance fee. refreshments and liquor booth on grounds. Entrants requested at Court Howe with King’s Cycle Works.
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Kivtrance
Gwota
Mmkrance
Eavtrance
Hwig Gol
Priest Pri
King’s
Court Howe
Council To Confer With Engineer On 745 Tenements Plan
The council discussed provisions for 745 tenements up to October 14, 1340 and noted ten more units added since February 1331. Mayor Blaine and officials reviewed engineer Mal Poland's scheme, owner costs, sewerage needs, and who would cover work payments.
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Comnell
Theer
Ware
Ax. J. Blaine
Ia. McWhe
Palkemmier
G. W. McWhe
Laracy
Ie Macklin
Smack Lin
Mal Poland
Main
C. A. Williamson
Ald
J. Blane
Sweer
Amid City Ruins Sighitewrs At Sunday Services
Amid city ruins parishioners gathered for services at St Brhies Fleet Street and Our Lady of Victories Kensington, while fragments of wall and disruptive noise from nearby shops marked the day. The Roman Catholic service continued despite damage as Beven Mammen, a former furniture warehouse, was celebrated.
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Leedon
Dummey
St Brhie’s
Fleet Street
Church of Our Lady
Pungle Nature Quotation From Compton Mackensie
The fragment presents a wartime essay through Compton Mackensie’s voice, noting the paradox of seeking peace while men across a street hate each other. It reflects a call for reconciliation amid conflict and societal strain.
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Compton Mackensie
Council debates sewer extension and finance plan
The council discussed extending sewerage and funding options with Mayor and Town Clerk weighing costs, cash payments, and potential borrowing. They considered using section 78 for building and integrating with garbage services, aiming to complete the contract before deciding extra tenements and charges.
Fresh tenders discussed by Chamioville Hospitals Board
The Chamioville Hospitals Board met on Thursday to call tenders for works and maintenance at Chartevile hospital. Equipment remained on the veranda, funds to expand capital were uncertain, and room shortages for a respirator ward were debated. The board planned possible relocation, noted ongoing rewiring contracts, and considered staff leave and ward improvements.
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Chamioville
Mesars
S.C. Mossem
A. Latte
H. Coromes
T. Meholls
AL McWha
W__M. Consolts
Phillipe Lampe Co
Trow
Chartevile
Lite
Ixiem
M. Awettos
Anpathelis
Likto
Jc Oyutom
Ampatbolle Hospital
HSC
Ik Wan
Acettoe
Board
B.C
J. Willems
Angathella Rospital Wardenas
Sekine
Qudes
McCallum
Augathella Hospital
McCall
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Proghar
Ring Eoware
Ftann
Ladier Mane
Renken
Gents
Prise
Ratrance
Landien” Martinie Hamdticap
Firat
Weenad
Rantrance
SM Yank
Race View
Ratrance Few
Kivkine Pootbatl
Ratraner Ter
Halfanilo
Seanzee
Wankegd Motors
Inde de Lauenden
Witkys
Warrego Motors
Jack Wienexe
Wieneke
Ion
Pnedland Lawre
Oun Vo
Australasia
Srisbane
Sllielent
Jack Wieneke
Grisbane
Queen Street
ROMA
Helene Welent
Alfred Street
Chartevine
J. Carkie
Dalton
Chartewitie
al R.A
Beddiace
Cnat
Homer
PAN Service Council
Willlage Son
Mulhall
Conuel
Ite Conteact
Amd
New
Newtown
Cea
Beare and Spirits
Alex White
Jersey
Iren
Albert Park Dairy
Ball
Consideon’s
Pip Sprays
Alpred Street
Charleville
Seret Stag
Foren
Bunton
Megis
Steeton
Mull
P.O. Bex
Mammoth
Qantas
Candee
Weery Tos
Baty Waters
Tate
Qantas Empire
Ainwats
Fressett
Edward Street
Bansbane
Petty Session
Harry S. Butcher
Bank OF New South Wales
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