Harness and Stakes for Maiden Trot and Pony Races
A listing of horse racing events with entrances and stakes including Maiden Plate, Eleven yards per inch, and various distances such as four furlongs and one and a half miles. It mentions entries, approvals by Stewards, and conditions for riders, with references to names and terms from the racing announcements.
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P.m. Messrs Bendall and
Nell Presa
Ieee Y Foe
Maimie
Janty Dimp
In Memoriam Notice for December 1990
A memorial insertion lists the death of a person in December 1990. It names E. Parrell and brothers as the presenters and notes related financial matters and trust provisions. The fragmentary text references banks, forms, and savings contexts, but the core is a memorial notice with family attribution.
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Strest
Melbourne
Mr. E. Parrell
Colac District Notices and Local Events Preview
A Colac region update notes potato inspection regulations under draft orders awaiting Solicitor input, a mass meeting for shopkeepers and drivers at Finn Brigade Station, the estate of late Donald Rankin in North Dundarale, and ongoing racing and cultural events including Melba Company film at the Victoria Hall and local horse and greyhound pursuits.
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Bbs Golac
Ord
Nou
Colac
Ins Syour
Mining Strikes Hope Peaceful Settlement Amid Wage Talks
London reports faint hope as miners seek a peaceful solution to the dispute in Vegnel. Workers who have voted by ballot may end the stoppage if a round table discussion yields a compromise on wages for abnormal jobs. Employers show willingness to pay minimums for special tasks while coal depot work continues near Chatham Dockyard.
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Router’s
London
Geveral
Vegnel
Tabbe Iiferenca Should Be Said, T Many Offic
Chathim
Outrage and Elections Stir Spain as Rioters Face Trial
News wires report Great excitement in a city amid general elections. King Alfonso confronts rioters linked to a murder case as polling begins at several centers amid tensions and calls of The English Peril influenced by socialists and German press.
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Aladilid
Alfonso
MMESC
Derlin
Blake Upon
Socialiste
Corresponden ce. The Colao Hospital
A fragmented correspondence piece discusses Colao Hospital, proposing cost-saving measures and staff actions. It mentions employee deductions, new office practices, and potential savings of sums from wages, urging hospital authorities to adopt economies.
Bomb strike at Vienna demo kills three in riot
A group of Bulgarians attacked an open air demonstration in Vienna with three bombs. Three people were killed and several injured amid the chaotic strike. Names of attackers and victims are not fully clear in the report.
Cabinet splits emerge over women suffrage referendum
Fresh indications show a 2 split in the Cabinet on extending the franchise to women. The Daily Chronicle and Westminster Gazette back the idea, while the Daily News rejects Lloyd George’s Cabinet stance against a referendum, treating the issue as a crisis for the government.
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Revier's
London
The Chinese Revolution and Mongolian Policy Report
The Times correspondent in Pekin notes that the Manchu princes urge the Emperor to assist the Naval family in retiring to Tela north of Pekin. Tibet and Mongolia relations are discussed as China faces autonomy pressures, with references to Tsarist notes and Russia urging restraint while China considers a Mongolia policy.
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Wight
Tela
Tuess
Dre Ge
Morrison
Times
Tinea
China
Mongolia
Outer
Combri
Wil
Dr Morrie
Hiewiau
Crisis in France Delcasco Declines Premiership Offer
Paris reports a political crisis as President Pat Neves offered the premiership to Seng Lourgesis who declined. Delcasco, former Minister for Foreign Affairs, also declined. Polncore, ex-Minister for Justice, has now been offered the post amid cabinet turmoil and a need to form a new ministry. Polkinghorne prepares holidays and local arrangements in Gippsland before returning to duty in February.
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M. Delcasco
M. Polncore
Minster For Justice
DOWA
Crisia
RACING AT ASPENDALE PARK MEETING
Melbourne telegraph reports racing at Aspendale Park with multiple divisions. Winners include Wandicap first division Shackle ton and Scudding Sail with endnote on a jockey fracture. second division winners Hamley-Curl and Pimento. third division win by Lammy Tell.
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Telegraph
Melbourne
Wandicap
Shackleton
Jack Windsor
Leeburn
Parslach
Even Money
B. Carter
Pider
Endhcottd
Comunity Room
Haniiey—Curl
Pimento
Aplobat
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William
Magad
Ainy Tell
Brownleaf
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Flying Handicap Race at Sydney Meet Names Pride of Murillo Winner
The Telegraph reports horses Pride of Murillo and Preciots in the Flying Handicap with 1 and 2 placed respectively and a final time of 25:4 to loget the winner. Other races include the Warwick Handicap with Crown Taio and Kyloa in the mix as top contenders and Lamgatdrerpool Mile results noted.
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Sydney
Pride of Murillo
Preciots
Murogli
Loget
Firm Stokes
Golden Light
Sephum
Lady Chief
Lamgat
Corralins
Laat Wilde
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Agat
Warman's
Electric Ball
Firm
Warwick
Kyloa
Oren
Colac Hospital committee holds monthly meeting
Colac Hospital committee members including W Selwood and G Meredith meet Friday. house committee appointed. reports note receipts from multiple donors and deposits. overdrawn accounts raise maintenance and building concerns. donations acknowledged for patient care and Christmas dinners.
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Colac] Hospital
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A. Hewp
Buthorss
VW. Parkes
A. Spiers
G. W. Meredith
G. Armentrong
H. C. Tucker
H. Sears
Nemleb Khan
Muir Singh
Ratipe Singh
Sunda Singh
Adalia Rhian
J. W. Hesking
GWU
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Stephens
Jo Hearn
Re Fues Tobioto Company
J. &. Robertson
Everard Browne
H. O. Dando
J. Salmon
Edward Wilson
Alfred Fenton
Thos. Hyland
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D. Minegro
Gordamea and
Melba Pictures
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Mer Sears
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Heron
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W. A. Witte
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J. Ro Wood
Melbourne
Berar
Central Board of Health
Younthz Bandsten
Newenn
England and Australia battle in Adelaide third Test
At Adelaide England and Australia resumed the third test with England fielding strong bowling, Hobbs reaching a century and Rhodes and Matthews contributing long scores. Foster led England with dismissals while Australia rallied with Rhodes and Hobbs mounting resistance as spectators cheered the tense play.
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Guan
Hearne
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O Smith
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Foeler Thumper
Hitch Hill
St, Smith
Foster Minnett
Foster Matthews
Meade
Barn Cotter
Barnes Carter
O Gunn
Douglas
Sundries
Ground on Saturday: Colas win by 43 runs
Long, mixed cricket report shows JEBAC defeating KK with MBaenzio scoring 24 and L. Boyd hitting 2. Sherry and Turner claim multiple wickets for KK. The piece switches to a Montenegro tragedy, Lovers' Revenge, Poison in Bread, detailing Makovac's cyanide plot that killed ten family members before his arrest and suicide in custody.
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D. Gurney
Mbaenzio
L. Boyd
Polinnitza
Montenegro
Makovac
Bush
Mary
Mackovad
Rolla
Makovna
Dil
Father and Son Charge of Signis End in Tragic Death
A quarrel between a father and son led to a fatal result as 78 year old barrister Thomas Stephens, once a contender for Plymouth in the House of Commons, faced libel charges. He failed to appear in court and was later found dead, having killed himself by cutting his throat.
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Armetrung
Mercedeth
Medical Association
London
Thoong Stephens
Plyemouth
Mailer
Miessenger
Cour
Stephens
Destructive Fire in Halifax Destroys Herald Building
A massive blaze in Halifax Nova Scotia gutted the Halifax Herald premises and other businesses in the nearby quarter. The United States Consulate office suffered damage while crews battled flames for hours amid high winds. many offices were destroyed and damage expected in the thousands of pounds.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Halifax Herald
United States
Herald
District cricket season opens with loss and local arrivals
PIRKON VALLOAR reports the district cricket opening saw Quy boys lose to the chub in Pomborneik while expressing confidence before the season ends. The article notes the first lot of onions delivered by Tarpent etasien and mentions Miss Linwlor and Mrs Ryan among local figures, with plans for a grand social and visits from prominent residents.
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Chat Chub
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Anne Ware
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AL Linwlor
Mildurs
Miss Tytler
I. Lawler
Rugilen
Thin Dietrich
Gansidine
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