Trillion the Welkin sire rising star at Macquarie Stud
Trillion a brown horse from Macquarie Stud Wellington excels as a high-bred Welkin line sire. He won the Rosclill Auburn Handicap and the Baulc Goodwood Handicap and Armed unity races, with strong progeny potential and promising breeding from St Simon and Tosophine lineage.
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Welkin
Gloaming
Red Dome
Thrice
Greenstead
Colngo
Marco
Lottie Hampton
Manaton
Ormeton
Imp
Royal Hampton
Trillion
High Ugure
Trion
Bi Plane
Sweet Lady
la Stoppe
Nautehinl
Bond
Barentdine
Hermit
Hampton
St. Simon
Orme
Tosophine
Mushet
Windhound
Hercules
Yattendon
Soutry
Katherine Lote
An of Bothwell
Phryse
Dom
Flatvatcher
Carbine
Tor Weller
Peter the Hermit Imp. to stand at Macquarie Stud Farm
The horse Peter the Hermit, an important Australian sire prospect and half-brother to Demosthenes, ascends from England with notable wins at Ascot and a strong Derby showing. He and Trillion will stand at Macquarie Stud Farm near Wellington, with visiting arrangements handled by Murarty and a descriptive notice forthcoming from Harry Taylor.
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Demsthenes
Sunstar
Petersburg
Gewd
England
St. Simon
Demos Themes
Carlin
Corrowsel
Deuosthenes
Doris
Chittibob
Peter the Hermit
Magyar
Black Jester
Erlegh
Roseworthy
Mat Canter
Jai
Con
Polvernton
Brakespear
Laine
Kenaymore
Ambassador
Demosthenes
New Zealand
Laurwit
Princess Dorriy
Ted
Radical
White Star
Ascot
No 5
White Eagle
Gulten More
Ard Patrick
Palmer
Rosiernecian
Trillion
Peter Tile
Macquarie Stud
Wellington
Lucerne
For Sale Goods and Furniture Storage Space Offer
Have for sale a range of animal feed including oats, corn, bran and pollard at low market prices. Descriptions visible under a token note. Furniture removal and storage available with large storage area.
Convicted intruder acquitted at Globe Hotel liquor case
At the local police court Cecil Charles Gaggin and Ernest Morris faced charges of being on licensed premises in prohibited hours at the Globe Hotel on Sunday July 26. After both pleaded not guilty and evidence was heard, the court accepted their explanations and dismissed the charges despite testimony about music and activities in a private parlor.
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Helm
P.M
Cecil Charles Gaggin
Ernest BE
Morris
Globe Hotel
Wil
Meillon
Messrs
Robinson & Meillon
Hanney
Charlton
Globe
Gaggin
Murphy
Heagley
Dalton
Hiquor
Lance
Weensee
Chariton
Lynch
Gagein
Inspector Cupitt
Laine
Vandenberg
Constable Charlton
Ernest FE. Morris
Geo. W. G. Dalton
Inntown
Alfred G. Lance
Heensee
Geggin
Morrla
Melllon
Charges Against Licensee Over Music and Prohibited Hour
Two charges were brought against the licensee in a case where one was withdrawn. The remaining charge cited permitting Morris on the licensed premises during prohibited hours without a lawful excuse. The second charged the licensee with allowing music on the premises without a permit. The court found the parlor open to public resort and convicted the defendant, imposing a £1 fine and court costs with three weeks to pay.
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Lanes
Cupitt
P.M
Morris
Marge
Meillon
Licersee
Marine
Licensing Court Grants Transfer of Camp and Sherriff Street Wine License
In a licensing hearing before Mr Helm POM the wine license for A M Pascoe Camp and Sherriff Streets was transferred to Mury Catherine Pascoe widow and sister in law of the original licensee Sidney Johnson. James Pascoe, applying for transfer of the Club House Hotel, testified to his long hotel experience and health. He was supported by his grandson Allan Chas Field. Inspector Cupitt lodged a formal objection, but the police offered no opposition and the P M granted the transfer.
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A. M. Pascoe
Camp
Sherriff Streets
Mury Catherine Pascoe
Ister
Sidney Johnson
Club House
Wat
James Pascoe
Meillon
Messrs
Robinson and
Pascoe
Cupidt
Wotkl
South Forbes
Parkes
Inspector Cupitt
Allan Chas
Field
P.M
Parkes News Roundup Covers Local Events and Officials
Our Own Correspondent reports Parkes activity from committees to sports and social events. Items include the Second Peace Loan drive, wet chaff sales at the railway, wardens resisting a forty four hour week, and local honours for H T Green. Also listed are accidents, court remands, hospital staffing changes, and preparations for the Parkes Jockey Club races with community donations planned.
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Closby
Parkes
Graziers’ Association
A.W.U
Tony” O'Donnell
Goobang
Greg
Harry Hunter
Norman Day
Geerom
Charles
Job
Joyal Rural Machinetries Board
Jimamy Galvin
Parkes IasiMtal
Bullock
W. T. Pike
Cox
W. Giles
Peak Hill
Charles Frederick Caldwell
Geddes
Edelsten
Randwick
Bell
Lawson
Albury
Joan
Returned Soldiers’ League
H. W. Palmer
Lowrey
Health Department
Palmer
Meagher's Ready-to-Wear Offers Updated Suits
Meagher's Ready-to-Wear showcases a range priced at 95 to appeal to men seeking up-to-date style. The display promises well made and serviceable apparel for showtime appeal and daily wear.
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Meagher
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