Old-Time Jockey Ted Stanford Remembers a Racing Era
Forbes rider Ted Stanford recalls a long career with over a thousand wins, his wartime service in Gallipoli and Egypt, and his health decline leading to a move to the War Veterans Home at Narrabeen. He rode famed mares Winoline Caroline Rose Bay and others, facing injuries and accidents along a storied bush racing path.
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Adelaide
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England
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Egypt
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Prospect of Tax Reductions Reported in Australia
Unofficial Canberra report claims Prime Minister Chiffey weighs tax cuts totaling about £38 million annually starting July. Treasury analysis suggests larger, earlier cuts possible, with potential £30 million annual reduction from 1 January 1948. Revenue to December shows strong tax intake against budget, while December miscellaneous receipts rise unexplained. Defence and post-war charges dominate expenditure, exceeding prior year by over £5 million in six months.
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World textile fibre production trends after the war
Postwar textile fibre outlook notes rayon gains and wool declines as world output shifts. Britain lifts export permits for finished fabrics while crossbred tops gain freedom from control. France maintains strong wool purchases and higher mill activity. Australia supplies merino wool and crossbreds remain in demand amid cheaper fiber options.
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