Camperdown Races Feature Wide Attendance and Fast Times
Large crowd at Camperdown on Monday as races produced strong results. Trial Stakes winner Winthorpe led by four lengths over Lanyard with a crowded quality field including Sino Whist, Mnemonic, and Kirkora. Hurdle race went to Gite ahead of Highview and Black Flag. Bracelet Stakes saw Glenkirk and Morning Dew among several runners, while a long-distance event highlighted a busy card with multiple horses in contention.
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The Broken Hill Tragedy in Melbourne Interview
Mr Don Thomas for Stroken Hill interviewed Senator G Pearce Minister for Defence regarding the tragedy of New Year’s ty. Passengers and train victims. Mr Thomas urged compensation for sufferers and relatives of the slain. Senator Pearce said cabinet return to Melbourne would address the matter.
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New Arrivals on Barwon Steamer and Workforce Placements
More than 60 domestics arrived by the steamer Barwon yesterday along with eight settlers, 11 farm workers and four British Indians. All have found positions. The Immigration Department states no difficulty placing country workers, addressing main distress in the metropolis.
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Melbourne
Barwon
Immigration Department
Keeley Fined for Assault and Obscene Language
At Carlton Court today Peter Keeley a 23 year old tin smith and member of the Expeditionary Force at Broadmeadow was fined three pounds in default one month in custody for assaulting Adolf Chodowski a Jewish habbi and one pound in default seven days in custody for uttering obscene language.
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Customs and Postal Revenue Fall in January Report
January customs and excise collections declined by 158 164 while Post and Telegraph revenue dropped to 4T14. For seven months of the financial year customs fell by 28 286 and the postal revenue decreased by 69 675.
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Colac and District Cricket Matches Lead to Wide Results
Colac's side faced Western Plain and Town versus Country in a day of dense scoring and mixed bowling. Key names include K M'Kensie who starred with 4 for 33 and 44, Robertson, Jay Johnstone, Hinder, and Usher. Warrnambool defeated Colac amid strong bowling from Stephens and M'Kensie, with Hall, Andy Hall, and Arch Hall contributing notable scores and wickets.
Camperdown Races Show Mixed Tote and Jockey Success
At Camperdown on Monday takings and revenue totaled £1133, £613 from gates and £169 in bookmakers fees, with £163/16/ in booths. Jockey G Harrison rode four winners from seven races, including Winthorpe in the Trial Stakes and Diabolo in the Cup. Coursing clubs meet next Monday at Union Club Hotel, while Reese Gun Club gains praise for sending a team to Brighton, with country visitors defeating Melbourne shooters.
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Melbourne
Annual Meeting Notice of the Club
W Wallace acting secretary pro tem announces the annual meeting of the above club. It will be held Monday evening February 5th at the Union Club Hotel at 8 o clock.
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Leases Open for Mead Acres Tenders Expected
The undersigned invites tenders for leasing five acres at Mead formerly occupied by Mr Troy for cultivation or grazing. Five year term with permanent water. Tenders must be submitted by March with possession in April. Highest tender not guaranteed acceptance.
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Effects of fire on soldiers described by medical observer
A medical correspondent recalls visiting Belgian French and British hospitals and speaking with wounded soldiers. He notes diverse feelings under fire, differs among individuals and across periods, and recounts a veteran’s fear and avoidance of death, followed by a moment of survival when under bombardment.
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