Stand at Railway Station far young sire and winners
The article describes a horse breeding affair at Forbes Lachlan River Valley featuring ELFACRE and many offspring. It lists several winning horses including Minere, The Bit, Birene, and Kilmore, with references to Musket and Caruine’s ire. The text credits Linacre as the producer with over £400,000 in earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairzhouse
Kook Winoan
Melbourne
Meyars
Sees
Mulke
Wlaner
Briabane
Minere
Wau
Cowra
the Bit
Catowinia
Birene
Hobart
Kilmore
Northern & P
Westrrm Auatrulle
Newcantie Distet
Voldaprough
Robinson Crave
Nordenfeldt
Werereen
Caruine
Linacre
Atadea
Elfacre and Linacre: Classic racehorse lineage and triumphs
Elfacre, a four-jet black powerful horse, excelled in Rosehill Maiden and Guineas, beating Richmond Bain and Arthergwan. He later won V.R.C. Lloyd Stakes and QTC Denman Plate. Linacre, sire of Pamacro and others, features in a storied bloodline with Bewitch and Witcher relations, marking Elfacre as a premier gallop horse and Randwick Aristocrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elpacre
Irvine
Rosehill
Richmond Bain
Arthergwan
Derby
Kenbsaubatr
Vidiweelio
Fairy Bob
Balatro Tan
Alth Plek
Sydney
Ane
Hawkesbury
Andres Ocations
Bewitch
Ainler
Witched
Sirnga
Bymesira
Tn NZ
Haitelator
Fycorss
Chernwud Chancery
Mir Daw
Dangle
Stlvia
Goldabryneh
Joliet
Ald Clo
Bradford
Woolford
Talturdemstton
Rabin von Crusoe
Coyx
Henchman
Kaki
Sylvaine
Ayramix
Touchstone
Lancashire
Thalfaisler
Tomroy
KITE
Bustard
Elfacre
Forse
Linacre
Wonderful Ancessa
Birkalond
Imp
Hadinat Lior
Arazhead
Meenah
Lfacre
Mullet
Imsp
England
Bellifant
Aires
Goldyrough
Rahinton Crusoe
Nordenfeldy
Mortley- Henry
Bylvanite
Stc
New Zealand
Aire
First Acre
Acre
Elmacre
Burglary at Mr McPhee Home In Orange
News from the West reports a thief entered Mr J McPhee’s Orange home on Monday. The intruder stole a vast array of valuables including a gold watch and chain, an engagement ring with a heart and eighteen other items. The thief escaped through a verandah door from the bedroom, taking the victim’s vest from the bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J McPhee
Orange
Old Man's Bad Luck in Wellington District
Weed Rhodes, long a noted resident of Wellington district, fell ill while waiting on the street and died. The 55 year old man, Admitted to Wellington Hospital for treatment, was a prominent feather owner in the Wellington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Rhodes
Wellington
Dubbo Crop Competition Entries Noted At Fair
Fifty entries are listed for the Dubbo Crop Competition with participants from Sunbo and Gulgandra among others. The event centers on agricultural displays with multiple varieties, livestock and displays described as part of a regional fair in Dubbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulgandra
Rus
Tragic Eye Surgery After Private Hospital Care
A distressing case reports a young girl from an estate in Tube fa under private care. Dr A We Calvin performed an eye operation at Widley private hospital last Wednesday after undisclosed conditions left vision at risk. The patient now shows progress though recovery remains delicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
A. We. Calvin
Uwidley
Dripstone Farmer Hurt in BIndery Accident
Monway, a well known farmer near Wellington, was injured by a rolling machine while attempting to feed it at a bindery. He sustained large open wounds on arms and legs, with possible spinal injuries. He was later rumored to be hospitalized in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omtmer
Rome
Wellington
Wellin
Licensee Fined For Prohibited Harphmiges At Rugby Hotel
Through Mr Ayhaan Mary Jane Kellys in Orangs faces a fine after a police party found four men in a hotel parlor on October 1, 304. A sliding door stood open as officers inspected the premises. Witnesses described the scene as orderly and the licensee accused of not preventing boarders from drinking on the premises. Fines ranged from 1 to 28 pounds with additional charges for individual patrons.
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Ayhaan
Mary Jane Kellys
Rugby Hotel
Orangs
Serguuny Woalon Stapyi
Bane
Weil Cou
Ucla
Hiv
Lang Renaeken
Jim
Arnold
P.M
Uravellera
Water discovery thrills Tullamore residents
Tullamore men rejoice as subartesian water is now known to exist in the district. Reports claim a depth of about 150 feet and a surprising supply of fresh water, with estimates suggesting the potential for 14,000 gallons daily. Local optimism grows regarding future shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullamore
Rosedale
Water utilities and residents face unusual portents
Fragmentary OCR notes describe water supply and usage concerns at a coastal town. Mentions appear to reference a company, a port, and residents affected by water availability and governance. The legibility is limited, but the core idea centers on water provision and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sual We Company
Bagged Snake at Work Yard Accident
Workers at a yard were startled when a large black snake, over five feet long, emerged from a hole in a wooden container while being unloaded. The snake was bagged after a brief struggle. one worker’s shoulder was touches by the animal before it was secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Yard
Mossie
Mackier Brathens
Howick Slrrei
Batlwist
Feynoon
Jorty
Swag Straps Reported Losses At BlackiWan Shed
The account notes 15 Bets of Auress damaged by Rad and insufficient left for repairs. Mr Davin Neopa and team at the rear of BlackiWan & Cos shed faced wet weather with wagrasas sheltering in stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix
Pisora
Davin Neopa
BlackiWan & Cos
Wagrasa
Sensation at Lithgow Dance Ends With Razor Attack
A disruption at a Lithgow Saturday night dance left Francie Geean injured as two Italian dancers allegedly attacked him with a razor after a challenge outside. Witnesses claim another man, revn, was struck with a blade, while Green and others faced accusations of violence during the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie Geean Wan
Alaahi
Green
Revn
Itn
hlaveRt
Scoule Motto Adoption Proposal Draws Wide Interest
A quirky proposal urges Scoule to adopt a new motto and consult POPT OFFIC GARAGE on motor-related strategies amid a debate over Teary Wheat and Woo developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmore
Lucknow Pups Gold Mining Co Work Report
The Lucknow Pups Gold Mining Co reports a leak and crushing process at the Noted site. A battery of ore blocks and testing measures are described, with a 704.6 price per ton quoted and about 1007 tacks of ore available for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucknow
Pups Gold Mining CO
N.L
NSERC
Xeon
Thieves steal wine from Barrell in Ghary Gardens area
Police report a morning burglary at J Cunlib residence near Ghary Gardens Wallington Road Parkes. Suspects fled with a wine cassette and other items the youths are being questioned as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cunlib
Ghary Gardens
Wallington Road
Parkes
Bolting engine crash narrowly averted at Harden shed
An out of control bolting engine crashed into an aging shed at Marden Loco Shed on Tuesday. Workers escaped as the engine sped through the yard causing extensive damage to stationary engines and buffers. A nurse and nearby staff aided bystanders during the incident, with one possible injury reported and authorities alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marden
Haar
Hardva
Luca
Ereille
Wins reward wires foggy tale of tied up wealth
A confused report describes David Jones of Tamera receiving a wire about a son worth £100. It mentions travel to Sydney, Parramatta, and a family, with unclear names and a wary mood. The account blends financial rumor with dubious details and a tense emotional backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuseway
David Jone
Tamera
Harvest Wage Discussion At Cowra Fi A Branch Meeting
A Cowra Fi A branch meeting discussed harvest hand wages with members debating what could be afforded. Opinions varied on fair daily pay, with one speaker arguing a footman deserves about 9 shillings and 6 pence per day. The discussion touched on living costs and the need to recruit suitable labor for a 200 acre farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi A
Uvung
Double dissolution debate and sugar import impact
The article reports on calls by Mr Gibbons MHR for a potential double dissolution in parliament amid a swing to Labor and discusses implications for the Queensland sugar industry. It analyzes costs, import needs, and possible consumer effects if embargoes or duty changes occurred, with references to Australian production, foreign sugar prices, and industry defense costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gibbons
Senate
Labor
Bavin's Hotel Fire Near Parkes on Currajong Hill
Saturday morning fire at Bavin's Hotel on Currajong Hill near Parkes destroyed the rear portion of the building. The friendlv acted to save two people from the detached section. The property was owned by Mr Warran but held on lease by Mr P Degiden, who is a noted resident. The hotel, occupied by the Jessen family for some time, was insured for £000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busnier
Hbaetoe Hotel Sud
Jones
Tesaora
Uni
Parramatta
Nandy
Currajong Hill
Parkes
Warran
Jeane
Py Degiden
Ardney
Howe
Jessen
Nouweime
Bavin
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Hlfacah
Frank Ballock
Mulbourne
Bitacca
Byaney East Gates
Baying Palr
Ellacre
Palry Howse
Sisparta Abe
Mr. Bullock
Brisbane
Thowsand
Witmers
Wlvanr
Ong
Weatwra -Avetral
Bewlich
Radiant Light
Brae
G. Sheehan
Jonsen
News of the West
Canowindis
Serius Accdent
Dripstone
Avold
Workman’s Shack
Razor
Lithgow
Hele
Harden
Mlut
Temera
Marvest
Coul
Enon
Beye
Dwaye
Nile
Fowler
Queensland Defence Committee
Elon
Msn
Romill
Fawley
Gibbons
Australia
Java
Australit
Cellus
Gurensland
Differancs
Austenllan
Turing
Tara Man
Tunsumern
Te Ean
Ruhonaiana
Thy Consumers of
Queensland
Sugar Industry Defence Commies
A. Barraclough, Ltd
Opticians
George Street
Ularty
Norman Johnson
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