Midland Railway Sports Full Results at Mingenew
FALL RESULTS OF MIDLAND RAILWAY EMPLOYEES SPORTS MEET IN MINGENEW INCLUDE MAIDEN RACE WON BY GLADER WITH OLADER SECOND AND OBEHIR THIRD. VISITORS HANDICAP PRIZES TO BEWND, GIL YEAPLE, AND STOKES. HOP STEP AND JUMP WON BY COR, THREE STANDING JUMPS COX AND HENDY TOPS. LADIES RACE WON BY FLATE BROWNING WITH MINNIE DOWNES THIRD. MARRIED LADIES RACE HAD NO ENTRY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Railway
Sporta
Mingenew
Glaser
Bing
Railway
Sheffield Iandicap
Olader
Obebir
Sing
Morti
Glader
Hum Glader
Humphries
Coonolly
Commery
W. J. Stokes
Gillespie
Necond
Bewnd
Gil Yeaple
Brand
Connolly
Cor
Dodd
Pris
Cox
sMt
Din
Hendy
Silo
Prises
Flate Browning
Minnie Downes
Wheat and Wheat Market Report from November 1900
Chaff and Grain Market notes steady European wheat prices with mixed local results. Adelaide reports uncertain delivery for December and fluctuating old season prices. new season quotes range up to 4/64 to 4/7, while export interests and milling grades show shifting demand amid large yardings and damp stock concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesara Dalgety and Company, Limited
Adelaide
Bourne
Ps Iing
Weason
Gela No Meals and Imports Firm Amid NSW Strike
Food items unavailable for the week due to strikes in New South Wales see imported varieties firming with heavy feed quoted at 2/7 to 2/8. Local commodities also affected by coal strike with prices stated at £7 and £7/5 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Bran Ann Pollard
Pathe Freres Show at Palace Gardens Draws Large Crowds
Olympia patrons enjoyed the Mei-Tace sequence and Cup picture at the Palace Gardens on Friday and Saturday. The program featured race views from start to finish, including the lawn scene and a photo of the winner, Anwill, with added paddock shots. Limited by photographer access, the finale offered spectacle but not full race coverage. The exhibition runs nightly through Thursday with a Wednesday event and a final champage portion in the program’s remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Gardens
Pathe Freres
Foot Racing at Commonwealth Grounds Ends In A Dead Heat
At Commonwealth running grounds on Saturday evening a gusty wind tempered the event but a fair crowd attended. Nineteen runners contested in flat, mixed heats with Cart, Raynor, Gibbings, and Hutchinson prominent. The final ended in a dead heat between Cart and Raynor, with Gibbings and Hutchinson close behind. Next Saturday features additional races and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonza
Cart
Raynor
Mesars
R. Barry
J. J. Cullen
Steggall
F. Lynchbyn Gibbings
Atartera
Pollitt
Fe Guiness
Handicap and nominations spark plan for state track
The report notes handicap Wi 2 nomination and acceptance along with 2 £ 100 licap under consideration. It mentions broader interest beyond the state and promises of track improvements including seating, better sighting, and related enhancements.
Capricious Carpings on Geraldton Mayor Election
The column lampoons the coming Geraldton mayoral race as a mix of candidates from a grocer to a blacksmith with varied credentials. It predicts a winner by personal magnetism, notes South Perth’s unopposed mayoral choice of Ned Sheaton, and muses on the town’s publicans and tradesmen as past officeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
Jack Arch
Gerakitonians
Nid Sheaton
South Perth
Ned
Northampton Notes report deaths and crops in town
The note records the death of Gordon James Chisholm at 15 months after illness and notes condolences from relatives. It mentions a warm day with 103 degree heat, harvest progress, tomato crops performing well, sandalwood shipments, and local residents traveling to Perth for a libel trial in the Express case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chisholm
Gordon James
Ely
Church of England
Northampton
Chataway Leaves Melbourne for Sydney Press Cable Talks
Mr Chataway departed Melbourne for Sydney to join the Press Cable Committee proceedings. Mr Neild retires from the committee citing published evidence that no monopoly exists, hence no basis for further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Chataway
Sydney
Neild
Frim
End of Session Efforts Aim to Close by December 3
Melbourne reports ministers intend long hours next week to finish the session by December 3. The outlook suggests shutters may not rise the following week, signaling a push to conclude legislative business soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Deceber
Electoral Distribution Bill On First Reading In House
In the House of Representatives the notice paper shows the Electoral Bill to be first discussed on Tuesday followed by the Capitol Site Bill. A naval motion is anticipated to be brief and a bill authorizing funds for the building scheme will also be moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Northern Territory Bill Questioned Ahead of New Parliament
The Northern Territory Acceptance likely remains over forty in the next Parliament as the Senate tackles its workload before lawmakers can focus on regional matters. The piece notes Senate demands and pending business shaping early priorities in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Northern Territory
Senate
Defence minister announces staged Kitchener camps in Australia
The Defence Ministry states camps will open in Queensland on December 27 with other states in follow up. Plans vary by state and may affect travel timing for servicemen. The aim is to gather top military advice for the Empire, despite potential end of year travel hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Queensland
N.S.W
Victoria
Tasmania
B.A
Townville
Lond Kitchener
Sydney Fire Destroys Enterprise Saw Mills Yard
In Sydney yesterday morning a massive fire at Saxton and Birne Ltd devastates the Enterprise Saw Mills complex. Fire brigades requisitioned all available men. main timber stacks burn from base to summit, destroying machinery and extensive timber stocks valued at about £70,000 for Saxton and Binnis and £10,000 for others. Origin undetermined though a rubbish heap ash may have sparked the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Saxton and Birne Ltd
Babcock and Wilcox
Australia
Saxton and
Saxton
The Big Strike and Union Demands in Coal Dispute
The Strike Committee outlines a coal famine strategy aiming to pressure owners. A general strike is resisted except in emergencies. nonunion coal from Japan may be used. Open-air meetings urge miners to back ownership of mines while negotiations with Premier Hughes falter. concessions include returning engine drivers and essential workers to keep mines running during talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Japan
Randle
Hughes
Walle
Ben Cou
Sirivers
Erilerion
South Australia Woman Dies After Assault Inquest
In Port Pirie inquest on Catherine Thompson death, neighbors described a violent dispute with laborer Peter Hansen. Witnesses testified the woman, bleeding from facial injuries, staggered to a neighbor and asked for help. Doctors noted she died from injuries deemed a wilful murder attempt, and Hansen was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Port Pirie
Catherinee Thompson
Hie Ube
Peter Hansen
Te Hansen
Jaye Een
Catherine Thompson
Hansen
Miner killed at Kalgoorlie mine in 1400 foot bevel accident
Moray State reports a mine worker, 35 year old Prank Nye, was killed by four tallut stem at the 1400 feet bevel in the Associatet mine. Deveastail's back was broken and other injuries noted in the aftermath of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalgoorlie
Moray
Deveastail
Laken
Jockey Killed in Perth Street Accident
Jockey Frederick Whyte died after a fall in Murray Street when his horse traree and threw him headfirst. A funeral notice and details of the incident appear in the local paper with oblique references to an upcoming event on Friday evening and a Crossley engine delivery by Mr. Maley of Greenough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Frederick Whyte
Murray Street
Whyte
A Morrison
Maley
Greegough
Genaldson property sale and local notices summary
Local notices report Genaldson property to be offered for sale including two villas and four cottages, with executor for the estate. A Perth solicitor joins an Australian provident society. Vaccination referendum support grows among councils, while Yuna area settlers face residence conditions or land loss. Weather, mail conveyance, and job notices accompany mixed local items and legal incidents in Geraldton district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genaldson
Marine Terrace
Art T Stone
Gregory Stiest
Abd Mirat
James
Kid
Vina
Lardy
Yuna
Warrant of Execution Notice at Geraldton Auction
Warrant of Execution issued by the court for Allen Belg and Malcolm Fraser. A sale to be held at Geraldton Auction Mart on Saturday 27 November 1908 at 4 p.m. including items such as harness, spring carts, tables, glass, and household goods. Bail Bond by C. L. Evenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Kidd
Wt. G. Smith
William Witthy
Geraldton
Tie Following Crown Set for Ay Teka Fours Race
The field includes Oliver, Ay Malone, Cal Hepturn, J. Gelmish, Ho Maley Oxtry, Te. Monmelly, Darling, F. Smith, N. Hepburn, Av dacknow, Darcy, R. Watchinson, W. Crifet, E. Werritt, Martin, Stegens, TL. Gampbell, K. Wright, Spence Ub, Tee Woiakt, Fishwick, F. Burton, J Barnes, T. Gilmore. The event lists many entrants with their affiliations and race positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Ate
Ay Malone
Cal Hepturn
J. Gelmish
Bow
Ho Maley Oxtry
Te. Monmelly
Darling
F. Smith
How
N.hepburn
Av Dacknow
Darcy
R. Watchinson
W. Crifet
E. Werritt
Martin
Stegens
TL. Gampbell
K. Wright
Spence
Tee Woiakt
Fishwick
F. Burton
J = Barnes
T. Gilmore
Dalgety sells Meeka Station by public auction
Preliminary notice issued for the sale of Meeka Station at the Builders' Exchange, George's Terrace, Vert h t, timely to auction. The property includes 194,000 acres of leases, stock and improvements, with 18,117 mixed sheep and 1,200 cattle, horses, and thoroughbred stallion. subdivided into 17 paddocks with 47 wells and 20 other wells, fenced yards, and a substantial homestead. Full details available from Dalgety and Co Limited Perth, or Dalgety branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalgety Yd Company
IMV Uted
Messrs
W.S
Builders’ Exchange
George's. Terrace
Seti
Yalgo
Abe
Prywt
Aida
Northamton Cricket Tourney Ends In Friendly Draw
Northamton cricket team travelled to Nabawah to meet the local side on their ground in a friendly match. Players such as Campbell and Jepson starred with figures noted, while results show a close game finished with modest scores and shared honours amid a hospitable local setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northamton
Nabewie
Atp
Niduwat
Northimptos
Cue cdi
Nabawah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Midland Railway Sports
Chaff & Grain Market
Weekly Report
F.C. Towler
Bedrock
Olympia
Raynor Fie Ee Eon Connolly
Hate
Scot
Kyds
Ritchie
Kidd
Hatchinson
Cate
Lynch
Connelly
Mespins
Hayrot Eee
Munro
Pinal
Carree Rene
Hbbings
Utchinson
W. H. James
LE Grondeur
Minder Tdmsett
Wsful
the Blackmith
Mesere Pattick
Drew
M's
L.C
Mr. Carson
Alo
Vctoria
Federal Affairs
the Press
Mission
Kitchener Camps
Elbour
Wew South Wales
BIG
Miremen
South Australia
Barti
Howatharra
B. Th Darbyshire
Australian Mutant Provident Society
Successon
J. F. Stone
Rowds Hvants
Leederville
Coe
Greenough
Peter Bowling
Newcastle Sirikore
Strikr Congress
Morram
Murgoo
New Forrest
Wurana
Gulkewa
Aint Clullewa
Asterumsical Department
Kimberley
Talo
Tahoe
Dalgety and Co
Brchenyee
Kapumda
Fayeelors Kmas
Umer
Allen Belg
Vo Malcolm Fraser
B. Evenson
F. and
Burgundy
Sherry
Chablis
Isidore Crimish
Victoria District
Queen's Hotel
Durlacher Street
Queen's Park
Frank Combe
Takea
A. Beischardt
Railway Hotel
Billiard Saloon
Pritchard
Hobart
Jewallery
Caris Bros
Mawfact Ane Barrack Steel
London
Meka Station
Limited
Fira Jonings
Huselby
Camphell
H. Jeapson
M Chrinthy
Ford
B. Eatom
F. Eaton
Christie
U — Campbell
T. Drew
Eaton H. Masleby
A. Patten
J. Cooper
Ronan
A. Lauder
R. Ronan
Cooper - S
Ronan J
Cooper
Sam Ronan
M. Grey
Tom Ronan
Tim Ronan
Penn
D. Patten
A. Naxb
Ofori
Taiatic
Dor
Ty Drew
J. Conner
G. Penn
M. Gray
Pat Out
Lauder
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!