Elfacre the Aristocrat of Randwick in Grand Form
Elfacre, a jet black powerful galloper, ranged from six furlongs to two miles and a half. He won Rosehill Maiden, Rosehill Guineas, V.R.C. M. Lloyd Stakes, Q.T.C. Deeman Pinte and more, placing second in Chelmsford Stakes and other features. Sired by Linacre, Elfacre traces to Juliet through a long line of noted champions, with Linacre twice atop the Winning Sires List and NZ progeny legends.
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Elfacre
Rosehill
Richmond Malin
Artilleryman
Derby
Imie
Bigaroon
V.R.C. CG. M. Lloyd
Fairy Rob
Salatros
Sydney
Hawkesbury
Linacre
Aire
Panacre
Lingle
Dame Acre
Garlin
David
Bewitch
Witched
Straga
Hymestra
Turfrida
N.Z
Sycorax
Palonott
Three Cheers
Chancery
Dangle
Sirkenhead
Witchet
Elf
Elerolt
Sprite
Shoja
IR Lancelot
Elflock
Bold and Daring
Grang
Belarico
Somersault
Nordenfeldt
Elfin
Slster
Martini-Henry
Hore
Birkhead Fimp
Radiant Light
Braehead
Meenah
Juliet
Imp
England
Golds Rough
Robinson Crusoe
Nordenfelt
Sylvantte
New Zealand
Acre
First Acre
Randwick
Flemington Stock 4 Sales Report At Flemington
Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd report Flemington stock sale with about 66 570 sheep and lambs yarded. Sale paused after an hour due to industrial trouble at the abattoir, buyers to operate only when resolution reached. Cattle 2262 forward including 224 Queenslanders. veal and boe t descriptions present. overall quality good with fewer heavy bulocks. prices steady with earlier rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsbrough, Mort and Co. Ltd
Flemington
Mbattoira
Agenia
Lodd
Are They Mad Australian Politicians Flirt With Bolshevism
A Scottish-born speaker recounts life under Tsarist Russia and the Soviet regime. Mrs Elizabeth Reid describes hunger, executions, and surveillance in Russia, comparing Bolshevik rule to a workers paradise and warning Australians about communist tactics and coercion. Her husband, a factory manager, notes factory committees dictating foremen.
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Scottiss
Elizabeth Reid
Thax Industey
Familly
Hussite
Reid
Eteid
Waradgery Shire Letter Sparks Wages Cut Satire
At Parkes Captimel meeting Waradgery Shire Council Hay circulated a circular urging cooperation to cut wages and salaries by one third. Alderman Spicer mocked the move, suggesting they work for nothing and then threw the letter into the waste-paper basket. The council received the letter amid chuckles and wriggling in chairs.
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Waradgery
Cattle sales show steady demand with varied prices
The market was near Thursday’s average with cattle prices mostly steady or slightly higher by mid day. Prime heavy bullocks ranged 28/30, best local heavy 30, Queensland beef 26/28, prime heifers 5 to 7, good cows 30/32, medium 18/23, vealers to 64, with broader listings for sheep and various November price tallies.
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Ltu
Queensland
Freemasonry Installation of Officers at Ophir No 17 Orange
In a 100 attendee ceremony Lodge Ophir No 17 Orange installed officers with five Grand Lodge officers present. William Allen Gow became Worshipful Master and announced his officers, including Warden W J Symington Junior Warden M H Kennelly and others. Rev A S Woodhouse, secretary J F Tracy, and music staff P Smith and R Prowse led the rites.
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Ophir
Orange
Gro
William Allen Gow
W. J. Symington
MH. Kennelly
Woodhouse
Hiro
J. F.tracy
W. H. Millard
J. Plowman
EB. Strike
HH. Cornish
Bro
P. Smith
Hiv R. Prowse
Mucwaring
Stewards
Urow
Gillies
Hale
G. Murray
Hilliard
Glimue
Alien
Baylies
Liget
Arawderd
G. P. Hanelle
Iros
Sid
Brown
Vcollegier
Thompson
BRED A GOOD ONE In Melbourne race Morton beats by a neck
W King of Cecily Parkes bred Intercat for the Ascot 14.2 Thousand in Melbourne. Morton, bred by King and leased with option to purchase, was runner up this year after previously defeating odds. Morton, a 14.1 pony, has shown strong form with three wins and one second from five starts in the past two months.
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Mr. W. King
Cecily
Parkes
Ascot
Melbourne
Morton
Mr. King
Victoria
Australian wool rise to market supremacy in forties shift
Professor S J Roberts of Sydney University spoke to the Royal Australian Historical Society on Tuesday night about the ascent of Australian wools to dominance. He traced the shift from German monopolies to free trade gains, the move to organized selling, auctions in the colony and London, and structural changes in production and costs that propelled Australia ahead by the 1940s.
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S. J. Roberts
Sydney University
Royal Avertalian Historical Society
Germany
Spain
Australia
Olany
Maallah
Coreod Abesd
Saxony
Fae
Eogland
Attetridia
Hoberts
Garrhwas
Royal Exchange
London
Plenty of Water for Parkes as Storage Surpasses Last Year
A council report shows Parkes holds 145,000,000 gallons in storage with Beargamil near 74,000,000 gallons, Bft Sin below overflow, and Bumn bury overflowing. A good stream into Beargamil suggests a possible rise of up to one million gallons, ensuring no water shortage for at least twelve months. Average summer use runs about 5,000,000 gallons per fortnight, making gardeners and households jubilant over ample supplies.
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Parkes
Clark
Beargamil
Bumnbury
Exiled Voices From a Distant Strait
A fragment recounts political exile and escape from a tight regime. Mrs Reid describes a network aiding a husband and wife to flee to ports, using a factory connection and forged papers. The couple seeks Australia as their destination amid tensions over state control and leadership.
Parkes Forbes electricity schemes priced for council review
At Tuesday's Parkes Council meeting Ald Spicer read cost figures for three proposed electricity supply plans for Parkes and Forbes. Scheme one was estimated at 700 pounds, scheme two at 9,900 pounds, and scheme three at 10,700 pounds. Mr Fox questioned suitability for Parkes, suggesting Forbes might benefit.
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Ald Spicer
Parkes
Forbes
Fox
Wamboyne Picnic Race Meeting Programme 1931
Annual meeting at Wamboyne stalls with £100 prize fund and seven handicap races. Event details include start times from 11:45 am to 4:15 pm, district and visitors handicaps, ladies bracelet, club cup, and railway handicap, all for maiden or restricted prize winners. Officials listed include Patron Mr. Wilson and President Mr. Low.
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Lake Cowal
Prise
Wamboyne
Conditions for WALA Wamboyne Picnic Race Club meeting
ASC and WALA rules govern the meet. Grase fed Amateur riders only with minimum weight 98.7. All owners and riders must be members. Penalty for handicap winner applies, not cumulative. Paddock entries due by 6 pm Nov 6. nominations require fees. Hind shoes removed. no stallions or rigs allowed. Agistment 2s 6d per head per week.
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ASC
WALA
Wamboyne Picnic
W. Low
Cowal North
A. Jones
Wirrisya
Bedgerabong P.R.C
Powerful Skin Remedy Discovered in Recent Room Findings
A new skin remedy has been reported discovered in a study room, touted for rapid improvement in surface health. Researchers note the treatment targets common dermal concerns with promising early results and potential for broad consumer use.
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Glen Idyll Stud Farm
Forbes Ee A
Lachlan River
Omng
Fairyhouse
Hislike
Brisbane
Tilacre
Wagga
Cowra
Canowindra
Elfene
Hobart
Tas
Elsmore
Northern
Western Australia
Newcastle
Musket
Corbins
Gondyll Stud
Frank Bullock
Fairy House
Mr. Bullock
J. B. Brewer
Price
Elfmere
Bewltch
Birkenhead
Moonah
Troina
G. Sheehan
Glen Idyll
Russia
Mera
Fries
Gall
Toor
Mrs. Reid
Bourgeorge
Ald
Spicer
Freemasonry
Ale
Reds
Libaa
Bolaheylem
Aj.o
W.D
8. Wilson
Messrs
F. Fowler
R. King
T- Croft
Mears
J. Shepherd
W. English
Godden
R. Woods
A. Low
R. Lawler
R. Hammond
B. Fitzgerald
L. Peasley
F. Shepherd
J. McCormack
W. Dean
A. Rainhard
J. M. Godden
J. Hammond
W.D.B
James Godden
Moom Moura
Hedgerabong
Wamboyna
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