Sydney horses in the mix for Doomben New Market
The visiting horses from Sydney include Shackleton Mohican Black Laughter Heroic Faith and Gay Chou. Queensland performers have raced in Sydney with High Speed and Hazak among contenders. Gay Chou is considered well handicapped at 64 and has won at Caulfield and Randwick. Black Laughter and Hera ic Faith show good form, while Pamelus may be strongest in the Doomben New Market if not overrun by weight and race distance.
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Sydney
Pamelus
Doomben Newmarket
Queensland
Bydney
Shackleton
Mohican
Black Laugghter
Heroic Faith
Gay Chou
Hazak
Rosell
al Set
Rosehill
Gay Oboy
Hong
Caulfield
Randwick
Ruraiway
Kensington
Hasak
Black Laughter
Victoria Park
Casicnsada
Fernmacre
Tamworth
George Morrow
P. Hickey
Lime
Heraic Faith
Moorefield
Micawber
Heraic
Pamelas
Doncaster
Bachelor
King's Head
Cereza
E. J. Watt
Uwe Doomben
Lo Aurie
Melbourne
Newmarket
Doomben
Brisbane
Priars
Gay Knight
Jerves
Diana
Friars Bwitch
Granville
Suspension of Labor Conditions Granted in Mining Case
Two mining applicants faced Mir. ML J. Ryan in the focal Warden's Court. Walter F Miller sought a three month extension to suspend labour conditions on gold lease No 4841 Forbes parish to cultivate machinery purchases. The other applicants requested authority to enter W B Hodgetts land to prospect for gold over 13 4 acres with rental set at 1 per acre and surface damage compensation at 5d, for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
ML J. Ryan
Focal Warden's
Walter F Miller
Hla
Parish Forbes
Miller
O Berea
Ames
Raymond J. Gunn
Michael Knight
W. B. Hodgetts
Kir. A. Moroney
Raymond Guan
Queset
Hunter pleads guilty in motor lorry registration case
Mr J A Hunter appears to plead guilty for Wm Frances and Wm Henry Talbot partners in a motor lorry who allowed the registration lapses. Hunter renewal of license affected days before summons and ten days after the license lapsed. It was an oversight by a defendant's wife. A fine of 2 shillings and 8 pence costs against each defendant.
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J. A Hunter
Frances
Henry Talbot
Hunter
Waa
Traffic cases at Forbes Court minor Prosecutions
Two prosecutions under the Motor Traffic Act were heard at Forbes Police Court last Tuesday before Mr M Ryan P M. Richard Arthur Burton, a South African driver in Parkes, was charged with failing to keep as close as possible to the left kerb. Palmer appeared for the defense. Burton, in the country only a short time, was fined 2 with 8 shillings costs.
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Forbes Police Court
M. Ryan
P.M
RO. Palmer
Richard Arthur Burton
Parkes
Mr. Palmer
Campaign to repeal Sunday Observance Act in Australia
The Dubbo Rugby League moves an immediate national campaign against the Sunday Observance Act. It calls for representatives from the country to back abolition, arguing Sunday sport can coexist with religious teaching. Delegates Coleman Thompson and A F P Thompson are appointed to the Orange conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo Rugby League
Enterpore
Pggel Israel
Coleman
Noxious Weeds Case Against Norman Hodges
Norman Robert Hodges faced a council charge for failing to address noxious weeds on river property. He pleaded guilty and was fined £1 plus court and professional costs after inspectors found burrs heavily infested along a river bend. A May re inspection showed no work done, but Hodges had since cut and burned the burrs amid flood damage and past complaints.
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Norman Robert Hodges
C. T. H Broderick
Shire Council
P.M
Ryan
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Dubbo League
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Australla
Pyle Brown & Co, Pty
Lang Street
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Wunderlich Durabestos
John Meagher & Co
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