Australian Conditions Describe January Outlook and Recovery
The text outlines January conditions in Australia as reported by the National Bank of Adelaide, noting improved public confidence, reduced debt costs from conversions, strong financial institutions, a stable currency, and rising wool prices boosting agriculture and land sales. It cites gold price gains, employment effects, and renewed investment demand as drivers of a tentative recovery, while wheat output lags behind demand and unemployment remains a concern amid broader world market difficulties.
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Fighting Food Contamination From Flies and Insects
The article warns that flies and other insects spread diseases and contaminate food. It notes a fly can travel two miles daily, drags filth from manure, and fresh food becomes infected within 24 hours with many germs. It urges use of proven insecticides to kill pests and prevent contamination.
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Rex Revenred Fellowship
Gascoyne Club Sets New Racing Residential Rules
A meeting of the Gascoyne Racing Club committee in Carnarvon this month discussed altering resident qualifications for horse entrants. Proposals would require horses to be owned and resident in Germatton or Cue districts for set periods, aiming to align with Geraldton and inland centers and attract more southern visitors.
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Carnarven Gury
Germatton
Cue Way
Iistriet
Istriet
Gerakiton
Horace
Gascoyne
Paris
Harser
Gascoyne Club
Geraldton
Gascoyne Racing Club
Monee
C. Atkins
L. W. Shepheard
Shepheard
Carnarvon
Nhephen
Gamoyne
Cue
Ogilvie Triumphs In Northampton Ride Match
In a three-town rifle shooting contest between Northampton and Ogilvie teams of five with four scores counted, Ogilvie won by twenty one points. The lineup included OGILVIE with totals 200 and 500, Cook, Gregory, Murwood, and Drage among Northampton shooters, while H. Thomas led counted scores for Ogilvie.
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Northampton
Ogilvie
Cor Ogilvie
Cook
Gregory
Second Stage of E Drage Trophy Details
The article lists scores and players as the second stage of the E Drage Trophy unfolds. Names such as Taard, Anders, Bart, Marwonil, Gregory, Cuneo, Thomas and Cook appear with various scores and positions.
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E. Drage
D. Taard
Anders
Bart. Tard
He M. Marwonil
Gregory
Fue
Fo Cuneo
HL Thomas
Cook
Died in their sleep amid house fire death tragedy
A carbon monoxide poisoning incident killed several students in a Theta city house. Investigators found a gas furnace leaking fumes. a coal furnace pipe was disconnected, and a door propped, blocking proper ventilation. An attendant failed to notice the detached pipe, leading to the deadly exposure while others slept.
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Randy Aureing
Junktor
Labour views on Legislative Council reforms and voter roles
Labour writer argues that restrictive property qualifications shape the Legislative Council, disadvantaging wage earners and farmers. He contends big employers and bankers favor restrictive governance, while Labour policies and workers protections have benefited many, urging a progressive shift at the May elections to dilute the council's conservative bias.
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Mingeneew Sale Reports Strong Turnout and Broad Clearance
At Mingeneew sale on Friday February 2 1553 sheep were penned with 0 cattle and 17 horses. Buyers from Cooraw Carnumah and Peronjari attended. demand brisk with total clearance for sheep and cattle. Prices ranged for store wethers merino ewes and weaners. cattle small steers and twelve month old calves sold. Overall 1385 sheep cattle and 3 horses were sold.
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Carnumah
Peronjari
Ding
Racing reflections at Flemington and Melbourne racing notes
A long, spellbound overview of Australian racing figures and events. Mentions Laveret Kerth Mundus and Refinement at Flemington and Melbourne tracks, with references to horses like Night Jeeter Carefree Jacko and Airy Queen. Includes trainer Temby and jockey T Chandler, Belmont and Caulfield races, and upcoming events such as the Great Eastern Steeplechase and Easter meeting.
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West Sarardas
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Morro
Mtake
Chewoe Fox
Lough Neagh
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Mésaix Wittenoom
Lefty
Kelly's
Phar Tap
Barrer Darey
Kini
Lilsveil
Trigger
Tames
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Sense
KR Stane
Temby
Mel. I 0
Kalgoorlie
Ine of
Antur
Eupator
Batthedore
T. Chandler
Adelaide
Night Jeeter
Night Maid
Onkaparinga
Hugh Breck
Sparkle
Melbourne “Herald
Green Wave
Carefree
Newmarket
Jacko
Caulfield
Magpie
Phar
Manaea
Woodbine
Cay
Elliott
Hyperia Perth
Maun
Danilo
Peter Tackson
Man At Arms
Kuvera
Sea Rover
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Lily
Airy Quee
Multady Ixantsa
Melbourne
Local breds win as favorites dominate Saturday racing
Four of six winners hailed from the state with popular picks, bookmakers facing slim margins. Dominus, Egyptian Idol three-year-old, stretched clear in the Maiden Minkes after a late move, with Royalamic, Art, Nivelle and Poikilos among runners.
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Dominus
Royalamic
Art
Nivelle
Omart
Kateelty
Racing Meet Recap with Numerous Finishes and Odds
The report describes a crowded track event with many horses racing in the main race. Misthetone led early, Merivtle Cunetis and others chased as rivals contested positions. Bets and notable riders are mentioned, with several horses fading late and others rallying, while the crowd watched a dramatic finish amid numerous favorites and outsiders.
Gascoyne Pastoralist Life and Public Roles Chronicle
The obituary outlines the life of a Gascony or Gascoyne pastoralist, detailing his management of Minilya Station in Carnatyun district after 1843, and later roles at Kiek House and several stations including Mungarra, Minnie Creek, Ile Creek, and Winnathaert. It notes partnerships, ownership of property in honour of his sister, and leadership positions such as justice of the peace in New South Wales and a foundation member of Thy Gneeorne Rare Ohl.
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Asad Mungarr
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Minnie Creek
Ile Creek
Winnathaert
Pneehamet
Matheson
Wit Ae
Hewuelt
Camel Mawt Shute
Stunan
Vania
Cardabin
Laver
Partiers
Ennercen
Gael Iieen
Sears
New South Wales
Martinson
Gerildtan
Wis
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