Elfacre the Aristocrat of Randwick in Major Racing Form
Elfacre, a jet black powerful galloper from Linacre line, won Rosehill Malden Plate, Rosehill Guineas, Q.R.C. C. M. Lloyd Stakes, Q.T.C. Denman Plate, and Chelmsford Stakes racing weight for age. He defeated top rivals including Richmond Malin, Artilleryman, and Lyce Knight, with a lineage tracing to LINACRE and Juliet, marking him a premier Australian thoroughbred of the era.
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Elfacre
Richmond Malin
Artilleryman
Llimia
Bigaroon
Violoncello
Fairy Bob
Salatrom
Agan
Sydney
Hawkesbury
Linacre
Panacre
Lingle
Dame Acre
Garlin
David
Bewitch
Witched
Straga
Hymestra
Turfridea
N.Z
Bycorax
Palonett
Three Cheers
Chancery
Dangle
Airkenhead
Witchet
Elf
Merck
Sprite
Shuja
Sir Lancelot
Elflock
Bold
Dering
Granddam
Belario
Somersault
Norden Feldt
Elfin
Slater
Martins-Henry
Musket
Bylvla
Goldsbrough
Robin Hood
Juliet
Chrysolie
Hagpicker
the Hook
Henvolio
Charon
Ald Clo
Bradford
Woodford
Tatterdemallon
Robinson Crosd
Onyx
Henchman
Kaki
Sylvanite
Amantin
Emerald
Crown Jewsl
the Gem
Jacinih
Pounamu
Stanmoor
Fleet Water
Touchstone
Lancashire Witch
Orlando
Tomboy
Fran Kite
Hustard
Etad
Bilfacre
Birk Nhead
Imp
Radiant Light
Braehead
Meenah
England
Golds Rough
Robinson Crunce
Nordenfeldt
Martini-Henry
Aires
New Zealand
Io Acre
Firat Acre
N.Z Acre
Randwick
Parkes High School Fire Inquiry Finds Malicious Start
Last Thursday the Parkes District Coroner held an inquiry into the Parkes High School fire of September 18. After hearing evidence, he found the blaze was maliciously started by an unknown person or persons.
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Parkes Miatrict Coroger
Parkes High School
Grenfell Receives Extra Relief Funds From Unemployed Relief Fund
Grenfell Town Clerk reports another £1000 allotted for relief work from the Unemployed Relief Fund. This marks the second £100 allotted to Grenfell Municipality. A Works Committee meeting last Thursday planned start of the relief work within a week.
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Grenfell
Two Cows Killed by Lightning at Wattle Grove Dairy
A severe thunderstorm at Gilgon dra the lightning struck the Wattle Grove dairy killing two cows. No other injuries are reported and storm activity continues in the area.
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Gilgondra
Wattle Grove
Harvest forecast hinges on rains for 70 million bushels
The Director of Agriculture Mr AJ H and EL McDonald noted last week that a state harvest of 70,000,000 bushels remained possible if rains continued. Since then, further good rains have fallen, sustaining optimism for the large crop.
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AJ H
EL McDonald
Prolific Mare Produces Large Trotting Line Near Mudgee
Mr A E Fuller found Miss Fits with her second foal at his paddock near Mudgee. The mare, known for a large trotting lineage, may hold a record for the biggest family in the trotting world as Shea has produced notable racing stock and shows no sign of stopping the offspring production.
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A. EB. Fuller
Mudgee
Miss Fits
Shea
Commonwealth
Looky
Man With Pistol In Parkes Bar Incident
Parkes police received word on Saturday evening that a man displayed a revolver in the Club House Hotel bar. They later questioned a lodger named Coach, who was searched and found to carry an automatic pistol in his hip pocket with a clip holding one bullet.
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Parkes
Club House
Coach
Baradine District Wheat Outlook and Arrest Report
About 22 000 acres are under creyi t in the Baradine district Wits Season with a 13 000 acre rise from last year If favorable the season could yield between 40 000 and 94 00 bags of wheat to be delivered at the railway station Mr C H Newman of Ashby a large local farmer held 1200 acres with an estimated crop of about a Beaven bag Coad was arrested charged with possessing an unlicensed pistol not belonging to him the owner Hinble will hear more about it
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Creyit
Baradine
Wits
C. H. Newman
Ashby
Coad
Pioneer's Death in the West Mr John Cannon 74
The death of Mr John Cannon aged 74 occurred at his Hyandra residence between Eunbalong and Lake Carcellion. Born at Blackwood near Aullarat Victoria he pursued wheat farming with his wife and after trying various wheat growing districts settled at his Myandra property thirty years ago.
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John Cannon
Hyandra
Eunbalong
Lake Carcellion
Blackwood
Aullarat
Victoria
Cannon
Riverina
Wallamblilan
Tullamore
Suicide of Swedish worker in Stuart Town
Residents were told police found the body of Emanuel Lunburg a 30 year old Swede working nearby and it is alleged he shot himself while in delicate health on the outskirts of the town on Monday.
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Stuart Town
Emanuel Lunburg
Lunburg
Three-year-old girl survives iodine ingestion in KRulkine
The three-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs J A McKay of KRulkine drank part of a bottle of iodine on her birthday. Prompt first aid and hospital care at Warren Hospital under Dr Anderson led to a favorable recovery.
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J. A. McKay
Krulkine
Warren Hospital
Anderson
Wyangala Dam Foundatio n Faults Delay Start
Excavations in the Lachlan river bed for the Wyangala dam wall revealed rock faults more extensive than hoped. Government geologist Mr Harper and Irrigation Commission chief Mr Dare inspected the site and doubted early construction, noting faults would need remedy time even if minor.
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Lachlan
Wyangala Dam
Ltala
Harper
Dare
Irrigation Commission
Wyangala
Harper E x
Parkes Farmer Plans Wheat Boost If Rain Falls
Mr Syd Taylor of Kirkup station near Parkes and formerly of Cudal farms 2700 acres under wheat. He told a friend last week that if a good fall of rain comes within a fortnight he will harvest about 30 000 bagas. He ought to be OK now.
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Syd Taylor
Kirkup
Parkes
Cudal
O.K
Old man Patrick Rodgers to face trial over Back Yamma Road fire
Patrick Rodgers told police he did not care about the blaze that destroyed a Back Yamma Road house on October 4. An inquest by the Coroner last Thursday led to Rodgers being committed for trial at Parkes Quarter Sessions on October 20.
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Patrick Rodgers
Parkes Court
Yamma Road
Rodgera
Parkes
Grenfell High School foundation stone ceremony held
A large Friday crowd attended the laying of the Grenfell Intermediate High School foundation stone. The ceremony was led by Hon. D. A. Drummond M L A Minister for Education.
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Grenfell
D. A. Drummond
M.L.A
Police Station Burglary and Shop Robbery At Binnaway And Coonabarabran
Not Particular: Thieves disturbed while forcing entry at Binnaway police station on October 7 under Constable Bouthern. Two nights later Permewan Wright and Co at Dalfarno Street Coonabarabran broken into by forcing a window. Over 60 pounds of cigarettes and tobacco stolen. safe untouched. Two alleged rogues suspected to be same gang.
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Binnaway
Leurder
Bouthern
Permewan, Wright and Co
Dalfarno Street
Coonabarabran
Tia
Joba
Sneak Thieves Struck Combara Wool Sheds
Thieves operated around Combara last week, breaking into local wool sheds and stealing motor oils and various tools. One settler recovered four rolls of netting lost in the theft, tracing and recovering the lot.
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Combara
Dairying Leaders Meet in Dubbo for Builder Factory
Wellington Times reports an epoch making gathering held Friday night at the Protestant Hall Dubbo where central west dairying reps discussed establishing a builder factory. Enthusiasm ran high and success is seen. the scope now runs from Wellington to Molong Traugie and Gilgandra.
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Wellington Times
Dubbo
Weat
Wellington
Molong
Traugie
Gilgandra
Calf Born Without Tail or Eyes Noted Near Oberon
A cow owned by Mr Bert Cunytghame at Oberon bore a fine calf with no eyes and no tail. The animal appeared strong but was killed shortly after birth, according to local report.
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Bert Cunytghame
Oberon
Cowra Farmer Promises High Barley Yield on 20 Acres
Mr J E Mathieson of Canowindra road Cowra farms 20 acres of barley. He believes the crop could yield up to nine bags per acre. A Sydney brewing firm guarantees 4/6 per bushel for the grain, urging all barley paddocks to be sown with barley wheat mix.
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J. E. Mathieson
Canowindra
Sydney
Matherson
Bathurst Publican Granted Bail After Shooting Charge
Abraham Lazarus Bathurst hotelkeeper known as Little Tich was charged with shooting his wife Catherine Elizabeth Lazarus with intent to murder. Bail set at 900 pounds with two 250 pound sureties. bail posted and he released. Mrs Lazarus recovering and homeward bound.
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Abraham Lazarus
Bathurst
Little Tich
Catherine Elizabeth Lazarus
Borelay
P.M
Bromhead
Mra. Laserus
Lazarta
Lazarug
Post Office Gap Forbes Wireless Battery Charged
A fragmented report notes a four car or wireless battery incident at the post office gap area in Forbes. Details are unclear but authorities responded to the charged event and investigations are ongoing.
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Forbes
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