Debate Over Totalisator and Bookmaking Reform
The Totalisator Commission leans toward reporting for introducing the totalisator while retaining current betting methods. Supporters include race clubs and trainers who know racing's inner workings, while opponents fear gambling. Clergy fear moral harm yet acknowledge inevitability of gambling. they call for strict regulation rather than outright ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Club
Lt Iss
Wicchiles
Cays
le Boas
Dane Partington
Hs Clemens
Gambling reform clash over totalisator plans
The Gaming Act 1996 already legitimizes bookmaking at racecourses. Advocates consider a totalisator machine would prevent fraud and channel profits to government, while clergy risk appearing aligned with bookmakers. If churches block reform, they may become seen as aiding the bookmakers and undermining gambling controls.
Man falls into chaff-cutting machine at Hynya station
James Stewart, an employee at Hynya station near Barellan, was severely lacerated after falling into a chaff-cutting machine. The clipping recalls a Sydney wool firm scare over lambing mortality and notes local business arrivals in Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Hynya
Barellan
Tallor
Forbes
Buckland
Rank N Street
Hunter and
Phillips
Sydney
C Lambing Wethers
Murray River
Corowa
Laidlaw
C. C. Buckland
Rankin-street
Hunter and Phillips
Ring
Barking
Bose
Order of Foresters
Court Lachlan
Walter J. Thomson
F. H. Brook
Sangar
Jimory Clements
Eugowra
Ortinge
Mr Milne
O. Buckland Ling
Tonkin-street
Hunter
Forbes district notes and local incidents summary
Reports from Forbes include a 54 foot circumference mesamate tree noted by Mr T J Heaney, calls for municipal action to curb roaming stock, and recollections of Mr O Ryan praised for Sea Nymphs and Pirates of Penzance. Reverend Haeusler visits June 9. a Parkes fatality involving Edgar Faull is reported. an itinerant “handcuff King” entertains locals. An Empire Day picnic raises funds and prizes. roads and a sulky accident are described. tributes to Mr O Ryan accompany a gift ceremony and remarks by Mr Weaver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Coast
T. J. Heaney
P. A. and H. Society
Forbes Advocate
R. G. Haeusler
Sydney
Lutheron Church
Haeusler
Victoria
Forbes Way
Edgar Faull
Parkes
Templar and
Lachlan Streets
W. Wymer
M. Glynn
Wrymer
Condoboon Road
Forbes Musical Society bids farewell to E O Ryan in Penzance night
After the Pirates of Penzance rehearsal Forbes district tributes E O Ryan of the Forbes District School who is promoted to West Maitland. Friends praise his nineteen months of faithful service, founding role, and leadership as he departs for new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Weaver
O'Ryan
Keith
B. G. Evennett
Mr O'Ryan
Frederick
Baldock
Keith Weaver
Hts
Forbes Musical Society
E. O'Ryan
Forbes District School
West Maitland
A. J. Baldock
O' Ryan
J. J. Walsh
Forbes
G. Morrow
L. J. Magarty
Iir
Prac
Pirates of Penzance rehearsals begin with focused study
Forbes Musical Society members continue daily practice for The Pirates of Penzance. Last night they started with the business portion, promising added interest as rehearsals proceed. The comic opera, a Brent artist work, will test the cast's interpretation and collective vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Musical Society
Bathurst Losses Oldest Natives and Local Notables
Bathurst mourns three of its oldest residents: William Reuben Smith stationer 66 John Ty Arthur 71 Bathurst’s oldest chemist and Arthur Flanagan 45 brewery worker. Mrs Ellen Taylor aged 14 died after illness. Funeral arrangements in Honan Catholic cemetery led by Mr W. Ke Luthie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
William Reuben Smith
John Ty Arthur
Arthur Flanagan
Nell MacPhillamy
Warrag
Wits
Orange
J. Flanagan
O'Donovan
Mudgee
Forbes
P. I. Flanagan
Ben Orary
Forbes “Times
Father Campton
Dean M' Auliffe
Forbes Jurishioners
Bathurst Race Entries Open With Talk of Bravest Horse
Racing notes discuss Brave Henet in top form and possible win if treated well in weigh adjustments. Alice may also perform well. Bathurst entries include Lord Daniels, Vicomte, Fox Love, Verontte, Secret, Ayrbrook, Muskhroook, Wetton, Molt Rose, Winter Stakes contenders, and President's Handicap runners Phil Pendiless, Murat, Koba, Mt. Terrell, Telegram, Keen, May Danes, Oratlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonamble
Alice
Lord Daniels
Vicomte
Fox Love
Verontte
Secret
Ayrbrook
Muskhroook
Wetton
Pwil
Pennies
EAMG
Murat
Koba
Mt. Terrell
Telegram
Keon
Potusi
May Dance
Orallo
Phil. Pendiless
Government House claim reassures on policy
Sydney dispatch reports Mr Griffith says there is no likelihood the government will reverse its stance on the Federal Government House. The statement aims to reassure supporters and clarify the administration's position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Griffith
Teachers' Salaries Raised After Association Appeals
The Teachers' Association won salary increases for multiple teaching grades following their appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Teachers’ Association
Commonwealth Bank Founder Aims For Sound Institution
Mr Denison Miller, the bank's first Governor, states his objective is to establish a sound Commonwealth Bank. He outlines a goal of stability and reliability for the institution in the early days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Denison Miller
Commonwealth Bank
Trans-Continental Line to Move Western Australia Sleepers
Melbourne reports plans to relocate about 1.5 million sleepers from Western Australia for use on the transcontinental railway project. Local officials note the sizable material transfer will support construction progress across the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Western Australia
Nimbybelle to Bombala Railway Project Ordered
Sydney reports that the Nimbybelle to Bombala railway line will be pushed forward immediately using day labor methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nimbybelle
Bombala
Earthquakes Rattle New Zealand North Island
Severe earthquake shocks were felt in the North Island of New Zealand on Sunday night causing alarm though no damage was reported. Authorities say tremors were widespread around Wellington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N.4
North Island
New Zealand
Langford Defeats Flynn in Lith Fight in Melbourne
Langford defeated Flynn in the Lith round at Melbourne last night. Mr Fisher spoke on Australia New Zealand trade reciprocity saying the extent is whole hag and that their fates are tied, good or ill, as they float or sink together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Langford
Flynn
Arbitration Act Doubts Among Union Officials
In Sydney on Thesday union officials express considerable doubt about the success of the new Arbitration Act amid lingering industrial tensions and legal questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thesday
Rumour of War Stirs German Club in Sydney
Excitement ran high at the German Club in Sydney on Sunday night after a circulating rumour that England had declared war on Germany. The claim sparked widespread talk among members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
England
Germany
Plague Case Aboard Taiyuan Reaches Port Darwin
A Chinese fireman disembarked from the steamer Taiyuan at Port Darwin with plague symptoms. The vessel is expected to proceed directly to Sydney and enter quarantine upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Port Darwin
Broken Hill South Company Dividends Reach One Million
To date one million pounds has been distributed in dividends by the Broken Hill South Company, indicating substantial profits and steady shareholder returns from the mining enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Broken Hill South Company
Death of shearers cook sparks manlaughter charge
Thomas Gallagher died from a head wound at Quirlod. Police arrested a man named Lowe and charged him with manslaughter in connection with the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thomas Gallagher
Quirlod
Lowe
Billiards Round Two Opens at Albion Tonight
The second round of the billiards tournament starts tonight at the Albion with thirteen heats. Parkes School of Arts faces Humber from the local institute in a six player team match. Forbes players E E Richardson J Brooke J Hystop T A M Phee Sumners and J J Walsh compete as a strong side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Parkes School of Arts
Shuilar Humber
Forbes
Messrs
E. E. Richardson
1. Brooke
J. Hystop
T. A. M'Phee
Sumners
J. J. Walsh
School of Arts
EB. E. Richardson
Richardson
Found Between Streets Seeks Owner for Lost Gold Rims
A notice states a set of gold rims was found between William and Wombat streets with the owner to pay the advertisement costs. Inquiries should contact Mrs. E R Crone at Ferry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Wombat
E.R, Crone
Ferry Street
Strikes Grow Across London Transport and Trades
London reports 100000 transport strikers in Trafalgar Square demanding 1d hour rates and 4d overtime. Strike committee accuses masters of breaking pledges while two thousand other trades consider joining. Millwall navy dock workers have struck and compositors seek to keep unions from working under the National Insurance Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trafalgar Square
Millwall Dock
Lord Dunraven
Britain
Professor Deldruck
Germany
Europe
Napoleon
Emanuel
First Test Match Opens Triangular Series Australia vs South Africa
The first test match of the tri series began today between Australia and South Africa with Gregory winning the toss. Weather was fine and the wicket good. Australia finished first innings with several players dismissed by Pegler while South Africa were all out for 16 at stumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australia
South Africa
Gregory
Rev Woolls Rutledge to Visit Forbes District in June
The Australian Methodist Centenary Mission will bring Rev W Woolls Rutledge to Forbes district in June as organising secretary for the centenary celebration of the Methodist Church of Australasia founded by Rev Samuel Leigh on 10 August 1815. His visit offers a chance to hear a leading preacher and platform speaker with itinerary details advertised in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Woolls Rutledge
Forbes Methodists
Mr Rutledge
Methodist Church of
Rutledge
Forbes Police Court Indecent Language Case and Miscellany
Albert Gee pleaded guilty to using indecent language at 1 Templar street on May 21 and was fined £2. Acol Hattersley v Birnie involved goods unaccepted in January and returned in June with Birnie paying the bill by mistake. verdict for defendant with costs. James Kelly, Edward Kelly and Edward Nock cases listed. booth license granted for Odd Fellows sports on June 3. Woods Great Peppermint Cure advertised at 1/6.
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Albert Gee
Templar Street
Moloney
Johan Birnie
Worshij
Peter Haley
James Kelly
Edward Kelly
Edward Nock
Mr Moloney
Booth
Oddfellows’ Sports
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Garnsey
Forbes Telephone
W. K. Garnsey
Sen
General Commission
Edward Weaver & CO
Btock & Property Agents
E.H. Taylor & Co
Corporation Yards
Lithgow Yards
O'Connell
Bedford, Taylor & Weston Ltd
West Wyalong
Agent Beottish Union National Insurance Co
Parkes and
Trundle
W. J. Kelly & Go, Auctioneers
George Phillipson
Planagan, Newman & Kelly, Auctioneers
M. Q. McNamara
N.S.W
Tattersall's
Benalla
Boyd and
Glark
H. Wheatley & Co
Herbert Wheatley
Coh. Wheatley
Station & General Commission
Orange & Condobolin
Orange Corporation
The
Totalisator
Tom's Lagoon
Malcolm
MR E. O'Ryan
Sporting
Federal Government House
the Commonwealth Bank
Trans-Continental Line
Rich Broken Hill
Jennings
Schwarz
Pegler
Macartney
Pean Oh Kelleway
Ward
Bardsley
Samdries
E-Ree
Bardsley Minnett Matthews Gregory
Woolls Rutledge
Forbes Police Court
J. Jamieson
Acol Hattersley
Dd Birnie
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