Australian Turf Blitz This Weekend at Caulfield
Goodwood and a strong programme headlined by Australian hurdles at Caulfield this weekend. Rooster looms as a likely Epsom starter while Magpie and Galtee Princess equalled an Australian 7 furlong record at Randwick. Inter-State jumpers thrive in Melbourne with Jupiter and Argosy Boy taking top honours.
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Goodwood
Caulfield
T. Walter
Rooster
Epsom
Randwick
Windbag
Piratie
Pay Day
Piastre
Tom D'Arcy
Melbourne
Moonee Valley
Jupiter
Argosy Boy
Canning Park
Jolly Beggar
Tyrville
Cambrian
W.A
Fremantle
Maddington
Prince Ribbon
Red Mountain
Marks Bros
Billy
Jack
Sally
N. Percival
Landon
Knight of the
Jolly Bubble Shines in Sandlean Race Night
In a compact field Jolly Bubble defeated Bracre Cadence remains unclear as Red Poppy faded late. Jolly Bright and Sandlean entries posted close finishes with no decisive margins.
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Sandlean
Fremantle Club narrows titles in 700 yards finals
Fremantle Club held 700 yards finals for the President's and Seppelt's Trophies. High scorer J Harris won the first spoon with dominance. H R Halliday took the President's Trophy with 4023, while A Dunn won Seppelt's Trophy with 12 points. Second and third places went to R J Halliday, W Gibson, and C H Smith, with detailed scores listed for top finishers. Next week the club travels to the 500 yards range for Campbell Cup action.
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Fremantle
J. Harris
H. R. Halliday
J. R. Kean
T. Harvey
A. Dunn
R. J. Halliday
W. Gibson
C. H. Smith
H.R. Halliday
G. W. Revill
R. Paton
C. Barker
J. McL. Miller
E. C. Angwin
E. McKenzie
J.C. Angwin
H. J. Simper
H. A. Gordon
A. G. Brice
F. Simper
C. HL .Smith
G. H. McKenle
F. Stannard
Fremantle Cycling Club 25 Mile Race Results
The Fremantle Cycling Club held a 25 mile road race from Newmarket Hotel to 123 miles out and back on Rockingham course. Ted Maher won in 1.12.45, H. Marshall 1.11.32 second, L. Sweeney third. Aub Turner posted fastest actual time 1.9.37.
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Hank
Fremantle Cycling Club
Rockingham
Newmarket Hotel
Ted Maher
H. Marshall
L. Sweeney
Aub. Turner
Billy
Jarrahdale
Newmarket
R. Metherney
Limerick Competition Offer Five Shillings Prize
A weekly contest invites entries on separate forms cut from the paper for a limerick about a well known town figure Old Kate's. The prize is five shillings. entries addressed to the Manager and marked Limerick Competition No. 1 will close on Tuesday each week. The Editor's decision is final.
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Old Kate's
Tonic and Peppermint Cure Promised in Next Issue
Notice notes delayed paragraphs for a tonic line and cough and cold remedy. It references a great pear peppermint cure with a series price of 2 shillings per bottle and suggests Woods product line will be detailed in the next issue.
Spearwood Notes Highlight Community Events and Local News
Miss Anna Thorsager recently trained at Claremont Training College and is now in charge of the Bootine State School. A Confetti Carnival at Hamilton Hill Memorial Hall raised funds for the building, while an idle amalgamation talk ended with an annual Spearwood Fruitgrowers conference. The Spearwood Show Grounds hosted tree planting and fencing work, and the Road Board received a positive audit. Woods' Peppermint Cure is noted for coughs, and local officials arranged tree planting plans for ornamental gum trees with care by Mr. Newman.
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Anna Thorsager
Spearwood
Claremont Training Coligee
Bootine
Hamilton Hill Memorial Hall
Jandakot
Bibra Lake
Coogee
Spearwood Fruitgrowers
Spearwood Show Grounds
N. Thorsager
Road Board
Glaxo Triumphs Highlight Hector’s Surprise Lead
A brief note highlights Glaxo’s win and Hector’s unexpected traction while praising honesty and Cresant’s scoring, noting Cresant again holds the most points.
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Glaxo
Hector
Aub
Cresant
Pro- Pristers Mercantile Press Notice
Printed and published for the Pro- Pristers by the Mercantile Press at 100 High-atreat, the notice appears as a brief advertisement or proclamation from a local mercantile publisher with unclear content and attribution.
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Mercantile Press
Commonwealth Loan Offer for Stock Conversion and Subscriptions
Holders of 4 per cent Commonwealth inscribed stock are invited to convert to 54 per cent stock or bonds on December 15, 1925, with a cash bonus payable on December 16, 1935. Subscriptions to the new loan may be paid in instalments through December 14, 1925, including a 10 per cent deposit. Interest at 5 per cent per annum will be paid from lodgment to December 15, 1925, tax status noted. Trusts may invest despite price relative to par, and the Treasurer reserves rights to reject subscriptions.
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Commonwealth
Fersins Hose
Ald
Peasons
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