Two Jockeys Die in Morpheville Race Crash
Victorian jockey Ray Wilken and South Australian horseman Kite were killed in a Morpheville race crash during the Ac cowton Handicap. Wilken died instantly. Kite died minutes later. Higson was seriously injured, Bromley and Medhurst unharmed. Acceptance crashed into the grandstand fence and died at the top of his ride. Wilken had recent victories in Adelaide Cup, Caulfield, and Randwick events.
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Ray Wilken
Victoria
Kite
Morphesville
Wilson
Lady Normandie
Bromter
Acceptance
Medhuret
June
Sear
Higsen
Snc
Higson
Ater
Dartford
Bromley
Medhurst
Denn
Plemington Caulfield
Randwick
Unis
India
Local coursing sire wins at Sydney show
At the New Greyhound and Breeders Association third annual championship in Sydney Walter March's Forbesure La Faith and Mir HG Bray's Faithful Charlie produced the winner. Faithful Charlie took first prize for dog sapling six months and under nine months. Faithful Charlie's dam Charlie's Lassie arrived from Ben's Hope and is bred to Stop Watch, world champion mechanical coursing dog with £5000 China stakes and two world records.
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Greyhound and Breeders’ Association
Sydney
Walter March
Mir
HG. Bray
Faithful Charlie
Charlie
Lassie
China
Austelia
Car Owner Not Driver Guilty of Manslaughter in NZ
In a historic New Zealand case, Albert Thomas Jones and James Alfred Jones faced charges after a car accident. A.T. Jones was found negligent in driving, causing a child's death, while J.A. Jones, owner of the vehicle with inefficient brakes, was convicted of manslaughter. A.T. Jones received a £50 fine and license cancellation. J.A. Jones was sentenced to four months in gaol. The case marks the first manslaughter conviction tied to a vehicle owner rather than the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por
New Zealand
Albert Thomas Jones
James Alfred Jones
James Alfred Jone
A.T. Jones
J. A. Jones
Court Felicitations For Mr Quiggin In Forbes Departure
Mr A V Quiggin CP and Registrar at Forbes is farewelled by Police Magistrate M J Ryn and local court officials before leaving Forbes for Gunnedah. Colleagues praise his efficiency courtesy and service with wishes for continued success for him and his family in the new posting.
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Air 3
Quiggin
C.P.S
Regstrar
Forbes
Irgal
M. J. Ryn
Mir AW. Quigens
Adandange
Appin
Promateri
Mar
Quiguie
Forebey
Curtesy
Guilin
Legal Professions
BR Meilot
Qulugin
CPS
District Court
Ghiigen
Mainner
Hill
RO. Palmer
Quigzin
Dinguiae
Wihin
Quiiein
JF. Williames
Ryan
O'Connell
Artim
McCauley
Wheatley Reappointed Chairman of Forbes EP Board
At yesterday's Forbes EP Board meeting the nine term re election of Dir Wheatley as chairman for the ensuing year was approved. Deputy chairman Dir Speck was also re elected though ill, with Dir E F C Speck praised for assistance enabling Wheatley to carry out duties. Director Berry Goodsell and others extended congratulations while stockowners questioned rewards for the chairman's travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes EP. Board
Pir
Wheatley
Speak
Iflnens
T Capital
Aortaken
Dir Wheatley
Lure Goodsell
Berry
Cretor
Mise Cowell
Butler
Jaimy
Eliman
Dir. Berry
Wheale
Dirs Berry
Goodsell
Dir E FC
Speck
Fae Wuld
Wen Dir
BL Beddie
Dave Wheatley
State of District Report on Forbest P P Board Conditions
District water supplies remained largely ample though storms caused shortages in sparse areas. Drought persists with stock feeding continuing as reserves and stock routes stay depleted while tank work, pumps, and tanks are being sunk and cleaned. Crow disease and pregnancy complications noted. peroxide treatment advised. rabbit conditions described as drony.
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Forbes P.P. Board
T. B. Jones
Moore Driftway
Marsden T
Hivesbock
Crowe
Crow
Jonis
Police charges reduced in Camp Street incident
Richard Boney 4, a stranger, faced two postponed charges at the local Police Court. One indecent exposure charge was substituted for offensive behaviour and willful exposure. The offence occurred in Camp Street, Parches, at noon on May 3 while the defendant was under the influence. Formal arrest was given by Constable Piebther. The defendant expressed regret and claimed no recollection, then a fine of £2 was imposed.
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Richard Boney
RB. O. Palmer
Camp Street
Parches
Quer
Piebther
Palmer
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Mark Venables
Delco-Remy
Weidenhoff Tester
Hillman, Humber and
Hupmobile
Diamond T. Trucks
Rankin Street
Astley and Tribolet
Mr. A. V. Quiggin
Carters
Dir
P.P. Board
Australia
RADIO
A.ison & CO
Sunlight
CCAS
Carlos
Santas Paes
Town Hall
Sumligmt
Sumligmt ‘DeparTment,” Levee Bootnams Pry
Lto
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