Turf Topics and Caulfield Cup chatter from Australian racing week
Weekend meetings at Flemington and Rosehill plus the Goldfields Carnival next Saturday. Notes on notable performers at the Vale Kalgoorlie Caulfield and Moorefield include Palbi Pedmando and Textiles with mentions of Hiacre Royal Charters and Wondering horse gossip about the Melbourne Cup and racing schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer Park
Flemington
Rosehill
X-Raysia
the Vale
Minterne
Reading
Palbi
Piargia
Pitch
Pedmando
Porous
Kalgoorlie
Parupa
Caulfield
Phocion
Pengarie
Burns
Fremantle
Vic Egan
Sol Marks
Tommy Shaw
Gay Gamber
Fitzarlington
Mervie
Heathcote
Brown Stag
Jolly Bubble
Wagga
King Wallace
Lock Master
Rhal
Gay Gambler
Good Hope
King Charles
Whacker
Wantabulka
Lapdocun
Eaton
Silver Heart
Hiacre
Linacre
Tommy D'Arcy
Sydney
Moorefield
Green Seal
Bradford Lass
Pistol
First Fleece
Crow State
Textile
Sir Dighlock
Fremington
Melbourne
Royal Charters
Caulela
RC. Is
Belmont Park Plate Race Summary
Incomplete OCR text outlines horse race terms at Belmont Park with racing figures and payout symbols but readable details about participants or results are missing. The fragment mentions furlongs and multiple monetary values but no clear winner or date.
Races Listed For Selection With Multiple Divisions
The program outlines selections across hurdles plate and purses with multiple divisions. Horses named include Mountstone Facetious Jolif and Rrial London Don Jamie Quercus Prince Flippant Walter Pitch among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter K
Prus
Don Jamie
Lady Silver
Kombrook
King Wallace
Jolly Hood
Seeker
Makhorag
Kazan
Fernstain
Leicester
Grenilla
Des
Mountstone
London
Jolif
Quercus
St. Humphrey
Prince
Walter
Banks Endorse Major Conversion Loan
A message from Oscar Lines general manager of the Bank of New South Wales Sydney states that banks with Sydney head offices unanimously recommend the investment. They regard the loan as patriotic, sound, and safe, and unlikely to be surpassed by future flotations of a similar nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Treasury
Oscar Lines
Bank of New South Wales
Sydney
Trotting Notes Warn of Delays and New Track
After the close season extended, takings rose at cinemas while a cautious note on the new trotting track delays reopening. President James Brennan and reinsman Ernie Wright return from Sydney, a correction on Machine Brick’s time is issued, and Proudwood the Willowood mare draws attention for the 240 class as racing eyes focus on upcoming weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
James Brennan
W.u-T.a
Ernie Wright
Sydney
New Zealand
Machine Brick
N.S.W
Rock Hon
Melbourne
Proudwood
Willowood
South Australian lacrosse visit to Western Australia planned
South Australia will tour Western Australia in August with a sequence of games at Claremont Show Grounds Midland Junction Subiaco Oval and a ball at the Trotting Grounds. Junior matches and industrial visits are scheduled with a final test match to be chosen by selector Mr. Hickey. A Mundaring Weir excursion and a busy schedule mark the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Perth
Association
Midland Junction
Iroquois Lacrosse Club
W.A
Claremont Show Grounds
Mundaring Weir
Subiaco Oval
Calyx Paint Company
Midland Workshops
St Pauls Triumph Over North Fremantle At North Oval
St Pauls defeated North Fremantle 9 goals 6 behinds to 6 goals 4 behinds in a hard fought match. Hunt scored three goals, others credited to White, McDonald, W Bolger, McKee, Gi Mee, Reeves. Umpire Brown controlled the game to satisfaction. Next samedi we face South Fremantle at Cottesloe and a list of selected players is provided. A weekly dance at the RSL Hall is announced with details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fremantle
North Oval
St. Paul's
Hunt
White
McDonald
W. Bolger
McKee
Gi Mee
Reeves
Brown
Northe
Judd
Tommy
Pum
Aub
Bathurat
South Fremantle
Cottesloe
Bee
Molger
Wilson
Stanton
Fathurat
Moore
Lowden
Guidera
Henderson
Owens
Sheahy
Davis
R.S.L. Hall
Tex
Cottesloe Junior Football Club Beats Brightons on South Rec
Cottesloe Junior Football Club defeated Brightons 14.9 to 3.5 on the South Rec with Woodhead scoring four and G Ryan four. Dawes and Gerry Ryan also shone. McKay in goal kept a clean sheet as Keast and Brainthorpe stood out. Next Saturday the team faces Booth Fremantle at Claremont Oval, with Subiaco OUF.A to visit Swanbourne. Training nights are Tuesday and Thursday at Claremont Oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightons
Woodhead
G. Ryan
Daws
Dingwall
Buchanan
E. Ryan
Gerry Ryan
Woodhent
Dawes
Tommy
McKay
Nigel
Keast
Brainthorpe
Booth Fremantle
Claremont Oval
Subiaco Ouf.a
Swanbourne
Elw
Branch Infant Welfare Association Meeting Notes
Mr J B Sleeman chaired the August meeting at Town Hall. Sister Shepherd reported July visits: 94 to homes, 48 new babies visited. 22 percent centre attendance. Dr Dull discussed an Infant Welfare Week with demonstrations by Sisters in Perth and branches. Fremantle to host a Premantle session. A committee will arrange details while Peel Estate visits continue biweekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sleeman
M.L.A
Town Hall
Shepherd
Dull
Central
Perth
Fremantle
Premantle
Peel Estate
Thomas J. Smith
Measry Dangey and O Malley Nursery Ad
Messrs Dongey and O Malley take over the long standing nursery and florist business of W J Beisley. They pledge to stock the best seeds plants and shrubs and to fulfill wreaths bouquets and cut flowers with expedience while seeking continued patronage and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memrs Dungey and O'Malley
The Matter of Equality and Labour Doctrines
A political-tinged piece argues equality rests in economic terms, condemns capitalism for prize distribution, and critiques wartime leadership. It contrasts the masses needing sustenance with higher types, notes World War I leaders and Australian troops, and hints at a cancer discovery linked to capitalism’s grip on medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
England
Australis
Birdwood
Formation of Western Australian Co Ltd for Peak Hill manganese
The issue outlines a new Western Australian Co Ltd formed to work Peak Hill manganese. The General Chemical Supply Co Ltd transfers properties at cost in exchange for shares, with £250,000 capital and 126000 debentures proposed. Parliament authorizes a railway aiding transport to the Government line. Directors named, with one to be nominated by Broken Hill Proprietary Co.. subscription includes £10,000 from BHP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australian Co. Ltd
Beime
Peak HI
General Chemical Supply Co., Ltd
Messrs. J. McCallum Smith
Mla
GJ. Lambert
M.I.A
F. Biddles
D. Dick
W. N. Hedges
Broken Hill Proprietary Co
Precaution Against Infuanse Tofec Mon Weeds Peppermint Ours
A compact notice appears to warn about spice mislabeling and herbal remedies involving peppermint products. It references cautions for consumers and potential health risks tied to unclear ingredients and deceptive packaging.
Hotel Australia and Harry Shaw Deal Highlighted
On title deeds and a wartime acquisition, HMS Hounds or will buy. Hotel Australia hosts stock stocked by Harry Shaw Went Liquors as parties consider transfer and purchase options in the active market.
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Jevests
Cuclydesdale
Belmont Park
la Valliere
Jolly Cold
Sir Horse
Lord Valais
Peter Mystic Sands
Sir Pe Bos
Mahlee
Jolly Girl
Frances More
Silver Way
Jolly Society & Green Rowe
Pringe Macdonald
St. Vincent
Orient
Fta
Earl Howard
Art Mosquieat
Baron
Inn
Mountatane
Eee Tower
Mirsign
Ight
Bobsris
Riverdais
Wakool
Lily Whips
Trotter's
High Breeze
Eira
Sequence Melville
Gaby Deslys
Colorado
Ki Bell
Vimt
H. R. Halliday
C. H. Smith
A. Dunn
Barker
J. McL. Miller
R. Paton
Perth Clan
Paul
Infant Welfare Association
LABOR
Aa Hendy
Ms Latgtar
Queen Streni
Fremantia
Hotel Australia
Harry Shaw
Limerick
C. Brewer
Burne Street
Tom Smith
Inkmen
Tim
Amd
L. Hallam
Atlfield-street
Wandeen
Swank
S. Tegwen
Bawards
Chester Park
Y B. Campbell
The
Newdea
Hun
Hannas
Kalguoriin
Iker Acecepters
Abecomperiad
Chas. A. Cornish
Alr Flint
R.S.L. Art Union
Australasia
B. Rolfe
G. Bolger
Market-street
J. Suetchford
F. C. Somes
Highstreet
G, Ross
Ladies’ College
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