Racing officials named for Western Australian meetings
Delegates from race clubs appoint stipendiary stewards Harvgy Ralston Frank P Morcis and Alex McDougall will arrive in Perth by August 5 to oversee next month’s goldfield meetings. A Perth Cup winner died last Saturday at Fleming ton after a fall in the Coutts Galla Hurdle Race. The Tasmanian punter who laid £30000 to £90 on Maine for the VRC Grand National is cited as a skilled predictor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvgy Ralston
Frank P. Morcis
Alex McDougall
Sydney
Melbourne
Perth
W.A
Flemington
M. Ryan
Maine
Robert Batty
Australia
Metropolitan
V.R.A
John Hayle
Hobart
Tasmanian Jockey Club
Mr. Gatenby
Goldfield
Pin
Moravian
Golde
Bundaleer
Mc Pell
Leruka
Pell
Beiing
Galloway
Helena Vale
Fuchsia
School Girls and Geraldton Draw In Hockey Match
A Wednesday hockey match at Queen's Park between G L H Club and the P S G 8 Club drew a large crowd. Miss Whitfield opened scoring for the school, Eva Gilmore equalized for Geraldton, with D Whitfield and H Gilmore adding goals in a fast second half. Final score 2-2 with strong display from both captains and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Park
G.L.H
P.S.G.8
Miss Mill
Geraldton
Miss Whitfield
Eva Gilmore
D. Whitfield
Hilda Gilmore
School
H. Gilmore
Mikael Eva Gilmore
I. Blight
F. Crawford
M. Smart
Geraldton notices mix travel, accidents and politics
Veterinary surgeon Mr H Nathan plans a country visit and family move to Geraldton for Mrs Nephan's health. Yacht owner Baston failed to reach Geraldton from Perth due to calm winds. Narra Tarra resident Thomas Hall suffered a broken leg after a jibbing accident and was hospitalized. Inspector Innes returns from the North aboard s s Bullarra. English Labour leader Ben Tillett to visit, and Prime Minister Deakin ordered rest. Sir William Lyne takes government duties as Bridge exits St John Ambulance post. Writer Ouida reportedly dying in Masserano Italy. pension of £15 awarded by Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Nathan
Forth
Fremantle
Scopa
Thomas Hall
Narra Tarra
Nebawah Hotel
Moffitt
Hall
Geraldton Hospital
Inspector Innes
Post Office
Geraldton
S.s. Bullarra
Ben Tillett
Deakin
William Lyne
Bridge
St John’s Ambulance
Gelb
W.A. Bank
Malle, de la Ramee
Ouida
Masserano
Italy
Dongarra News July 18 Report of Rain and Illness
The Dongarra column reports welcome rain and widespread sickness with Mrs Monvy ill at the beach, Hughes daughter with a broken collarbone, Mrs Thomas Payne and a child with typhoid fever, Sarah Plester's scalded foot, and notes 70 tons of cargo discharged by the s s Una. A severe whirlwind struck Dongarra, destroying part of Messid Delmage and Co's carpenter and paint shops and transporting iron and other items up to half a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dongarra
Sarah Plester
S.s. Una
Dongerra
Messid, Delmage and Co
Printingcraft Aptitude Noted at Constantine and Gardner
Fo Pretures to frams good work manship promptitude and rea sonable prices go to Constantine and Gardner printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine and Gardner
Military Notes Inspect Cadet Corps by Commandant Visit
Colonel H Le Mesurier District Commandant and Captain Pendlebury arrived by this morning's train for an inspection. At 1 a.m. cadets were inspected and praised for efficiency. Upcoming parades at Greenough Nabawah Don garra Northampton troops will mark the return of old equipment and issue of latent pattern bandoliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. le Mesurier
Pendlebury
S.C.C.H
Greenough
Light Horse
Dongarra
Nabawah
Northampton
Wanderers v Black Range football match at Nungerra Reserve
Black Range wins 5 13 to 3 8 behinds led by D Hay D F Browne E Wright E Fahy J Meyer F Stranger Roe and M Mannay. Wanderers’ Jack Stanley stood out with Chamberlain and Greenwood. Officials W David and W Sampey impressed. Local news notes gold find, new RM court sittings by A G Clifton, and first Methodist minister Rev Moore in district with 25 at Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nungarra
Wanderers
Black Range
Nungerra
D. Hay
D. F. Browne
E. Wright
E. Fahy
J. Meyer
F. Stranger
Roe
M'Mannay
Jack Stanley
Chamberlain
Greenwood
W. David
W. Sampey
A. G. Clifton
Moore
Imperial Government Rejects All-Record Mail System
Telegraphic Brevities report the Imperial Government declining an all-reg mail system and maintaining current procedures. The note mentions financial variances, a disastrous explosion on the American battleship Georgia with seven killed and ten injured, and other international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Georgia
Great Britain
Armenia
Alikunof
Lever Bros
Sunlight Soap
Harmine
Venezuela
Hague
Belgium
France
Germany
Tarrant
Premier Bent in Canada ill as coach fire destroys mails
Mr Bent premier of Victoria travels through Canada and is reported seriously ill while a buggy with several children capsizes at Lithgow New South Wales. Three are seriously ill. The Wilcannia New South Wales mail coach caught fire and was destroyed with the mails. The Postmaster General notes no tender for the mail service will be considered unless Brisbane is included as a port of call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent
Victoria
Canada
Lithgow
N.S.W
Wilcannia
Brisbane
Grocers' and Fruiterers Bags and Wrapping Papers
Wholesale and retail supplies including greaseproof papers and bags. Constantine and Gardner advertise their stock and services for grocers and fruiterers, detailing available items and purchasing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine and Gardner, Prin
TRY AGAIN. (Thunderbolt-Da Capo.) Brown Korea sire with royal blood
TRY AGAIN, a seven year old brown Korea, superbly built with perfect legs and proven turf work. A son of Musket from a Richmond line granddaughter of Stockwell, he claims top bloodage and high merit for stock production. His full sister Once More is noted as a brilliant Australian turf gem. mare service price £4 4s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lowe
Emir
Bobadil
Amberite
Patron
Galtec More
Ard Patrick
Hermit
Doncaster
TRY Again
Richmond
Stockwell
British Thoroughbred Stand At Glengarry District
BRITISH, a noted beatout winner, stands with D and J Grant at Glengarry. Terms £3 10s per mare with agistment 1s 6d weekly. mares may be paddocked and the stallion turned loose with mares. Also stand at Newmarracarra Fusilade £4 4s per mare and other sires with varying fees. Early applications advised for paddock decisions. Manager Newmarracarra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. & J. Grant
Glengarry
Fusilade
Wallace—Flach
Newmarracerra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stud Notices
Shirpcole
Gerald
Thunderbolt
Meteorite
Musket
Carbine
Nautilus
Fidelity
Gang Forward
J. Cream
Hockey
Geraldton V. State School
Dongarra News
Kingsley—Vic
Sir Leonard
Wolf's
Newmarracarra
Aire Dawson
Sovereign
Dawson Thrift
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