Racing Calendar and Derby Notes from the Turf Ledger
The piece reviews prophecy at the West meeting and mentions King's Cross breakdown, Wallace, and new mare Maid of Corinth with Grdens foal. It notes betting law in New York, the Indian Philoaters’ Gazette praise for handicapper S Griffiths, and commentary on the Curragh and British racing governance.
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Tor Peermber
Acre
Wat
King’s Cros
Haw
Wallace
Ake
Mewre
Emanurl Bros
Phillipe
Yandanooky Stud
Ting
J BL Akteridge
Hoath Ave Tratin
Sydney
Maid of Corinth
Grdens
Svoptrry
Solor
Lailura
Iial
Shwe
Dyse
Bredai
New York
State Court of Appeal
S. Arisithe
India
Gaantte
S. Griffiths
Hambicapper
Ct.c
Uiret
Inet
Kinderstey
Griffiths
Tuscany
Fee
Griffiths Tine
Germany
Geaditri
Europe
Maral
Pruwinn
Caleb
Royal
Union Club
Anul
Hheir
Geraldton Greeting Card Offer From Local Firms
Advert shows firms Constantine and Gardner offering traditional birthday and new year greetings in Geraldton. Card phrases include Black Swan and Wert Asatratin. Company promotes Marine Terrace address and telephone number for inquiries and orders.
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Atif
Swan
Constantine and Gardner
Geraldton
Parliament plans weekend and Monday sessions
Melbourne telegram reports the House of Representatives will hold sessions on Saturdays and Mondays for the remainder of the term. Prime Minister confirms the schedule as a measure to manage business. The note mentions Mr Brown and questions about Sunday timing.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Avi
Mr Brown
Coal venture eyed as strikes loom for New South Wales
The report describes a potential coal charter under the Ure co operative with plans to load at port for Sydney or Kon e. It notes the Young Wallsend mine's reopening after 15 years and aims to avert production halts by striking a pact on costs and profits. A 2000 ton daily output is whispered amid threatened sales restrictions if coal supply falters.
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Sydney
Wallsend
Ure Co-Operative
Kone
Dj wLtLy Vo
Uwll
Kong
Met
W.C.T.U
Geraldson Brandh
Mr. Barlowavy
Benya
Mrs. Barlov
Mr. Frasewesky
Mr. Nash
Mr. Krotchmar
Mixtes Tage
Vessie Taylor
Western Australia Parliament Sits Passes Bills in One Day
Perth reporters note the Parliament suspended standing orders to pass multiple bills in a single day. Key items included the Constitution Act Amendment Bill lowering the Legislative Council franchise thresholds and the Legal Practitioners Act Amendment, with progress on the Metropolitan Water Supply Sewerage and Disinage Bill and the Agricultural Bank Amendment. The Landlord and Tenant Bill moved to third reading as estimates and departmental debates continued.
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Perth
Legislative Council
Bath
Legal Practitioners
Wie
Minnew Department
Colonial Secretary
Stwhlet
Public Service Act
Wwensas
Public Service Commissioner
Kitchener Expected to Visit Western Australia in January
Melbourne advices indicate Lord Kitchener will visit Western Australia in January. It is likely the local troops will be moved to permit inspection under service conditions, and the usual Easter encampment may be canceled.
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Melbourne
Lord Kitchener
Western Australia
Kitchener
Breach of Bush Fires Act Charged in Police Court
Royee RM in police court yesterday heard Chas file lata charged with breach of the Bush Fires Act for wilfully setting fire to bush within prohibited lines. He pleaded guilty saying the act was unwitting as he had a contract to clear land and believed he could burn anytime during the year. No damage occurred. the defendant faced a minimum fine of £1 plus costs.
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Royee
Yaterday
Chas File Lata
Ose
Charity Event Highlights Teetotalism Support and Local Talent
A belated note recalls a concert by Greenough friends at Wesley Hall in aid of the Waifs and Strays, raising 64 net with donations pushing the total to £5 6s 3d for the institution. The Presbyterian social featured performances by Selby, McCarthy, Barloway, and others, with choirs and recitations, praising temperance work and community effort.
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Greenough
Jet al
Sid
First Geraldton Appearance by Sm Entertainer Ted
Ted makes his debut as a small entertainment act in Geraldton. The church reportedly did not gain financially but hosted a pleasant evening. With cooler weather and more publicity, attendance could improve.
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Ted
Geraldton
Shekela
Approved Applications for Land Holdings in District
The district approves land applications for several locations and acreages. Details include locations 1500 and 2781 across 920 acres, Northamp Bos near Dalgety and Co, location 4581 with 1000 acres at Yuna, and Jocattoms 4383 with 764 acres.
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Pew
Magnet
Vie
Northamp- Bos
Dalgety and Co
Yuna. V
Mail Notices From Geraldon To Wandina Ridgelines
A fragmented list records mail pickup times and routes across multiple towns and districts. It notes daily, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday windows for Geraldon Vout Office and Chapman State Farm, with many destinations including Ellen dale Glengar ry Minninooka Sand Springs Tibraddan Fremantle Perth Haan Lise Murchison Line Gallows and more, detailing varied morning and evening slots.
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Mouse Rose
Geraldon Vout
Tinder — Bindoo
Muir
Chapman State Farm
Watues
Eant Chapman
Borveater
Maynard
Saunders
Shislda
Thompson’s
N. Ellendale
Glengarry
Minninooka
Sand Springs
Tibraddan
Priday
Fremantle
Perth
Haan Lise
Bootenal
Dongar
Georgina
Greenough
Gingin
Irwin
Mingenew
Moora
Walkaway
Murchison
Cue
Day Dawn
Lake Austin
Lennonville
Mullewn
Mt. Magnet
Newmstracurra
Pindar
Wurarga
Yalgoc
Northern Development League publication praised by regional papers
Geraldton Guardian and other outlets review a comprehensive Northern Development League publication. They note up to date agrarian data, rainfall figures, and practical guidance for immigrant audiences, with emphasis on wheat, rise, and stock industries. Availability listed through Geraldton booksellers.
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Beneft
Geraldton Guardian
ML Cochrane
Geraldon Expres
Murchison Times
Murchison Advocate
Local Butcher Ad Promises Fresh Meats Daily
The notice advertises Primost joints of beef mutton lamb and pork always on hand at Lowest Fries. It mentions small foods specialty poultry and canteen items with prompt service and steady supply to customers.
Fruit and Vegetables Always on Bend
Civilty and attention emphasized with a notice to be ready at eight. The fragment highlights a focus on orderly conduct around produce handling, urging civility and punctuality in a market setting.
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Beeys
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Pritchard
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Marine Terrace
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Sybil
Tam
Wesley Hall
Presbyterian
Masonic Hall
Australia
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Miestlerman
Weber
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Wecbotarra and
Nannine
Moonyponooka
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Ab Rt Farm
Yuna
Northampton
Satur
Tallerang
Wandina
Woolgerong
Yun
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Stolzenberg
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Catalamwue
Constantine & Gardner
Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd
Fetuscapes
Commersion Buildings
St. George's Tao Perth
George B. Johnston
Bellgrove
Adldrem
Messrs
Kempton & Selby
Deraklton
Ammav Meroe
Eli
Conway Drog Ci
Harry M. Marwood
Victoria and Murchison Districts
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Northern Development League
T. R Delucey
G. Rolan & CO
A J. Davies
Rochampion
Mr. J. Magog
WOOL
Charles Hormann
John Urch
Durlacher
UNTTO
Hennessy
WOLFE
Mauveux
Glendale
Beverley
Measra R. Purser & Co
Birs
Walker Bros
Green Hilla
March
Richard Purser
Northam
Ware
Morris
Jey
King Street
W. B. Armitage
Premier Boot Palace
J. J. Clarke
Geraldton Coffee Palace
Lark Cofere
Freemasuma
Lionepimalle
Wevat
W. Willcock
Cantey Dents
Anders Wey
Rey Oo
Tame
Stron
C. Kennedy
Mach Perth
Courant St
Clarke
Cotice
C. Stokes & Co
George Lester Ganay
Gemanorun
Mowmental
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