Evelyn Again makes strides toward track return
In racing notes Evelyn Again, the famous mare trained by Muurt Madigan, shows improved condition after a period of rest, suggesting a possible track return soon. Sir Robert, sire of Clan Robert, was destroyed at Wilga Downs, Nyngan last week due to a broken leg, affecting high stock lines.
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Evelyn
Muurt Madigan
Sir Robert
Clan Robert
Forbes Jockey Club
Wilga Downs
Nyngan
Messra Goldsborough, Mort & Co
Parkes News Roundup Highlights Local Prices and Court Fines
The town reports a bread price cut to 6d per loaf next Monday. At the police court Thomas Guesple was fined 10d for inciting dogs to fight in Clarinda Street. Wheat transport via motor lorries continues from Sydney to various sidings. Funds from last week’s Sisters of St Joseph aid totaled £107 3s 0d net. Early progress noted in Mr. Harry Smith’s recovery from a fractured collarbone. Municipal workers apply tar to principal streets aided by the gasworks. District Teachers Association delegates Campbell Holder and Miss Marshall chosen for the Sydney conference over Christmas holidays. Minister Dunn visits Parkes with Messrs Buttenshaw and Flannery. Police court fines include John Scott 30s for cruelty to animals and Huggard 20s for illegal hours. Roland Shearman fined 8s. Fire destroys three stacks of season’s hay and fencing owned by E B Quinn. Parkes Bowling Club selects Greg McGirr as patron. S W Howard as president. School exhibition showcases progress. Parents and Citizens stalls fund school needs. Herbert Kable hospitalized with a bullet wound amid burglary charges, claims accidental shooting while crow hunting. Gas use for last month 837,000 cubic feet. coal usage 72 tons 10 cwt. Debate continues on Parkes railway station funding. wages to end of year. R Hodinott surveys landing place for seropanes. aviation Controller satisfied.
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Thomas Guesple
Doga
Clarinda Street
Sydney
Sisters of St. Joseph
Harry Smith
Teachers’ Association
Messra Campbell
Holder
Miss Marshall
Teachers’ Federation
B. C. Harkness
W. F. Dunn
Megers
Buttenshaw
Flannery
Murrumbidgee
Parkes
John Scott
Taylor
B. A. Heraghty
Wellington
Burnbury
Beargamill
Traders’Association
J. E. Huggard
Roland Shearman
Club House
Haggard
EB. Quinn
Bogan Road
Inez
Parkes Bowling Club
Greg M'Girr
W. Howard
Sadler
J. Lockhart
Parenta and Citizens’ Association
Herbert Kable
Kable
The Athlete's Friend Sparks Sharland’s Koia Nip
Sharland debuts Koia Nip as a stimulating beverage option popular among athletes and fans. The new drink promises energy without intoxication, aligning with fitness and performance culture and drawing attention from sports clubs and social groups.
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Sharland
Home remedy to restore hair color with tam malite and bay rum
A reader notes young women with grey hair can regain color using two ounces tam malite dissolved in three ounces bay rum applied to the roots with a small brush. The article adds that hair health relies on digestion rest and exercise, and that the tonic can improve even stubborn cases.
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Usle
James Hardie & Coy. Ltd
Asbestos House
York & Wynyard Sts
N.S.W
Dalcetys
Dalmally Station
Quesnaland
Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Miller’s Point
Ardoch's
People of
Australia
Park St
Murdoch
Murdoch's
Weare
Murdocs
Fortis
Amorrow
Toby Skinner
Forbes
George Frame
Queensland
Frame
Roy Relfe
Skinner
Star Picture Theatre
Ind
C. ©. Buckland
R. Stone
Orange Bicycle Club
Wade Park
Hope
Supple
Orange
Cassidy
Parramatta
Anlezark
Julia Grey
Woodville
Braehead
Prince Charles
Jack Marin
Maheree
Valedolid
Poppyland
Laskey
Pay Day
David
Speciality
Whrlway
Sell Om
Royal Alwyne
Sandwyne
Kitatl
Buckra
Paris
DOMO
Cuy Ea
Johnson & Combe
News OF the
R. Hodinott
Civil Aviation
Seropanes
Paling’s
Sydney , Newcastle and
Lismore
Reg, P. Grinsted
Harford
Hugh Flar'ce
Pritt
Country Homes
Fay
Dias
Edward FE Fay
Nner
Pittc
Liverpool S ™ Sydnes
Hearne
W. G. Hearne
New Zealand
Prof
Browns
Messrs. Prior Bros
Interstate 16
le Carpentier
N.Z
Prior Bros
George St
King St
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