Australian horse fortunes and Derby line of sires at Parkes
A fragmentary racing notice lists prize money over £122,000 for horses including The Fortune Hunter and Beauford, with noted sires such as The Wolkin and Nubibus and references to races like the Sydney City, Goodwood, Doncaster, and Derby trials. It mentions Parkes and Kirkup as racing sites with water and grass provisions and signals future stud interest at Rinku Parkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavor
Tampton
Goodwood
Doncaster Cape
Stra
Derby
Wisuurk
Aloara
Slimmer Imp
Dame of
Traquette
Matt Mark
Artesian
Pateobos
Reau Soult
Beauford
Norah
Daldaborough
Lady Laura
Fortune Hunter
Sydney Ciy
ATC
Parkes
Madive Show Society Lease Deal With Mechanical Hare Co
A Cowra report notes the Madive Show Society valued its ground to the Mechanical Hare Company at £200 per year for two years. The Cowra Racing Club refused a lease for tin hare racing. A public meeting in Cowra protested the introduction of the business at the centre and the Under Secretary was petitioned to permit betting on the hare racing amid a parody performance referencing Annie Laurie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madive Show Society
Mechanical Hare Company
Cowra
Tho
Tiss
Caught in the Act in Aboriginal Gamble Ring
Police in Wynn apprehend several young Omi men amid a disturbance centered on a local game of "Two Up." Officers and constables corralled the group after they wandered through the town, attempting to evade capture with improvised clothing and cork props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonewinka
Omi
Winn Gambliek
Bette
Polmde
O'Brien
Motor Cyclist Injuries After Werris Creek Crash
An unnamed Wellington rider known locally as Alfred Brown suffered severe injuries at Werris Creek speedway when his motorcycle veered into a fence. He sustained a fractured skull and a broken toe and was taken to the hospital. The accident shocked the WelWugion community, where he was a familiar bicycle rider associated with Mr W. Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Brown
Werris Creek
Newun
W. Barker
Boorowa Champion Bullock Wins Prestigious Prize
Preston, one of Fwy tnuahiery recep toukenix fn UHR to Melbourne, secured top prize with an exceptionally fine bullock at the show. Other entries were defeated by stronger stock. The winning bullock, tattooed at Newhaven Park, reportedly owned by Ratale Ot Ube Tateledun ett Thean bulorio, faced opposition from the Shirudor ginged as officials noted record price at 2An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Bib
Preston
Child Injuries Reported After Hawk Incident
A Griffiths child, about five years old, suffered serious injuries while playing with peers. Officials suggest a blow with a tomahawk may have caused the wound, but the exact sequence is unclear. He was admitted to Griffith Hospital with severe injuries.
New Camp Street Bridge Project Described to Layman
Report on the Camp Street bridge with details from architect and foreman W Page. Discusses foundations timbering moulds and concrete pours, setbacks from water, and the planned elegant appearance with lighting and beautifying effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Street Bridge
W Page
Bnal Tuld
Robble
Camp Street
Duu Fm
Wwvnen
Vonersts Volumns
Hugotrals
Torbey
Mel Brune
Mai Resse
Magers
Page
Bowers
Theia
Comtenetory
Torres
Wil Oléraron
Parbor
Fragmentary Scots Dialect Poem Fragment
An obscured piece presents a wandering lament in Scots dialect with imagery of upland moor and heather. The speaker longs for home as a distant, misty landscape recurs through distorted lines and repeated references to countryside, burns, and weary travel. CORMACK appears as a likely author or contributor in the garbled text.
One Shop for Wheat Sales
Canadian farmers adopted large scale cooperation to market wheat via the Canadian Wheat Pool. Mr McPhail, returning from Europe, recommends opening a central selling agency in London to secure farmers best prices. The pool, dating from 1923, binds members to deliver grain and uses a fixed price with potential adjustments as markets move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canadian Co-operative Wheat Pools, Ltd
Dominion
McPhail
Canada
Great Britsin
Continent
England
Canadian Wheat Pool
Mr. McPhail
Fragmented OCR Echoes a Confused Tech Draft
The text appears as garbled OCR with repeated phrases about nothingness and motion. It mentions names like Forbes and ASDA in a clipped, nonsensical sequence lacking clear events, speakers, or dates.
McNeilly Crampton & Martin Ltd Info Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references McNeilly Crampton and Martin Ltd, Lord's Place Onange Block and Ormage ogury hureday Trine with limited legible details. Mentions private and auction options, Paddocks and Telegrams, but no clear event date or outcome. Ambiguous items and scattered proper nouns remain unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormage
Ogury
Privete
Aucanden
FOI
McNeilly
Crampton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glen TmyLt
Bronzino
Atra
Aluce
Forbes
Pat Weulare
George Sherilan
Glen Idyi
Rirkupy Parkes
Marton Stud
Naw
Phivilsimp
Yatua
Aarotodiaa
Auther
Iaseo
Alured
Flavian
Secrat Sergien
Fata
Ate
Gwolvy Sheen
Dem
Rineona
Fayervont
Nor
Kyallwatch
Main
Kirkup
Ray Peer Area
Wolkin
Brown
Lols
Wolkin Limp
Wisuitie Airy
Jin Suwnon
Glowming
Wedge
Poltrina Aries
Rullock
Lrecusteai
Bobadil
Treutos
Nubibus
Bobbs's Mount
Cloudscoyn
Rinku,” Parkes
E. J. Payne
Culwulla Champers
Castleragh
Sydney Bras
Richardson
Flist Prior
AMC
Bank Chambers
Lachlan
Renues
Annie Lawrie
Banks l Ike
Plie
Bullock
Forestville
Wtalun Hal I
the Advocate
Juan
Cormack
Evtintiunet
ICRET
Succe
Bebarfald
Vickers Sewing Machines
Koln Mudi
Noubing
Cc. H. Taylor
Rubes
Silke
Georgette Hata
Georgette
Mrs. A. Prescott
Rankin Street
Arness
Ashley
TREET
Chatswood
Waale
Lynsola
Fowler’s Pharmacy
Knapton
P. J. Shine
Eugowra
Corre
Lord's Place
Onange
Boyd & Clark Rieck
Atating
Crossley
Sternew Refrigerators
WAUGH @ JOSEPHSON LTD
Unwin's
the Claverton Cafe
T.&.mccolm
Lata
UNC
Er NY Et Ay
GEO. Pymont
Southern Cross
Fox
Lachlan Street
Anderson
Ajtson & CO
Dolonora
Bungalow
Kenny
Rankin St
Kenny’s Furnishing Co., Ltd
Orange
Forbes and
Dubbo
Wheatley & Hill Auctioneers
Bugowra and
Cudal
Park
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