Social Tennis Club Ball Draws Few Guests
The Tennis Club ball attracted about 70 attendees with rough weather keeping many away, especially in the gallery. Music by Mr. Moustaka and a grand piano with dances followed by a novel supper display, elaborate costumes, and several prize moments marked the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morceaux
Moustaka
Dunk
Mills
Halligan
Esmeralda
Culeman
Miss Walter
Misa Beasley
Sam Weller
Pickwick
Miss Birch
Winter
Miss Kilsby
Cook
Mrs. Abbott
Miss Connor
Miss Christmas
Mrs. Davies
Mrs. Dunk
Misa Darling
Bertha
Miss I. Darling
Miss A. Darling
Miss Dennison
Elliott
Oakahella
Eskell
Farrant
Faulkner
Goodisson
Greville
Hallizan
Kidd
F. Mills
A. T. Mills
Russell
Simpson
Taylor
R.M
Walter
Hungerford
Print shop praised for quality and prompt service
Readers commend Constanties and Gardner printers for fine workmanship, quick turnaround, and reasonable prices. The spot highlights the shop’s craftsmanship and value, noting consistent satisfaction with framed pictures and reliable printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constanties and
Gardner Printers
Inconsistent Sparran timing prompts racing committee action
The W A T C committee reviews Sparran timing on gollfields after Claus rode the gelding to Victoria. Metropolitan Racing Association clubs plan to disband and seek individual dates. Injuries and incidents include Golubar killed at Orphettville and Darracq falling into an old well but rescued unharmed. Rovers defeat Mercantiles in a high scoring quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A.T.C
Sparran
Gollfields
Claus
Victoria
Metropolitan Racing Association
Helena Vale
Canning Park
Belcont Park
W.A.I.C
Golubar
Orphettville
South Australia
Caulfield
Indelible
Levuka
Helena Vale R C meeting results
He lena Vale Race Club July meeting results list Midland Hurdles 12 miles pupil booby old chi flying handicap altone in galloway handicap indelible dysart rio grande bellevue handicap bowley gunbarrel lord middleton trial stakes chambary rapid rise final handicap trenwith lady florin clasp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Vale
Pupil
Altone
Chester Belle
Indelible
Dysart
Rio Grande
Bowley
Gunbarrel
Lord Middleton
Chambary
Korea
Trenwith
Lady Florin
Clasp
Boomerangs Win Run-Off in Springfield Meet
V.A.T.C. meeting reports OLCPNA barrel event at Boomerans Springfield. A 200 sova run produced two miles with officer presence. Boomerang team secured the win in the run-off despite a contested race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olcpna
Boomerans Springfield
Boomerang
Eclipse Stakes at Sundown Park winners listed
London.report notes the Eclipse Stakes at Sundown Park were won by Lally Saucy 2 and Ben zonian 3 on July 20. The event highlighted three top finishers as recorded in the English turf column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sundown Park
Lally
Saucy
Benzonian
Rovers and Mercantiles battle in flawed football clash
In a Saturday match the Rovers kick to the northern goal and press the attack. Eaton nets a minor and later a major, with Kidd Mounier and Stokes among attackers as the Rovers secure several scores but the overall play disappoints. Quarter time reads Rovers 2 goals 10 behinds (22 pts) to Nil for Mercantiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Mercantiles
Imatch
Rovers
Divine
Kidd
Eaton
Marsh
Stokes
Gibbings
Ingleton
Rooke
Theakston
Doran
Mounier
Woolhouse
Tod
Lynch
Howell Smay
Dall
Gib
Snortern
Revs
Quirter
Lawn Teams Singles Champion Crowned At Campbell Victory
Campbell defeated Halligan 6-3 in the singles final, winning 6-2 6-3 to claim the tournament title. The committee invites entries for a handicap doubles event, barring six players from forming pairs to avoid heavy handicaps and foster more balanced play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Halligan
Amphell
Taylor
Overheu
Carson
Greville
Basham
Geraldton Week A Move in the Right Direction
Delegates from trades unions met in Geraldton to form a 1907 Eight Hours Demonstration committee. Readings listed officers and members, discussed inviting business and community bodies, and tentatively planned a Geraldton Week linked to the Eight Hours event. The 1906 committee was praised. elections for delegates to be held later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Joan
Messrs. K. Wright
P-L.p
J. Dodds
A. Andrews
W.A.A
R.E
L. Busher
H. Hooper
J. O'Neil
A. Gillan
J. Cunnington
Messia
J. Cannington
J. Willcock
S. L. Bugler
D. Oneill
H. Houston
E. Sander
BP. Kelly
KE. Wright
Cannington
Dodds
Druids Lodges
Clasy
Mangrese League
Aru
Nelson
Soo
TRY AGAIN: Notable Thoroughbred with Storied Lineage
TRY AGAIN is a seven year old brown horse noted for perfect conformation and strong turf work. Bred in Bruce Lowe No. 5 lineage, he is sired by Musket from four daughters of Richmond, a grand daughter of Stockwell. His full sister Once More excelled on Australian turf. Terms: £4 4s per mare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lowe
Emir
Bobadil
Amberite
Patron
Galtee More
Ard Patrick
Hermit
Doncaster
TRY Again
Richmond
Stockwell
Sir Leonard
Wolf's Crag
Soothmayer
Imin
Escc
Paris
Autonomy
Thoroughbred stallions and stud fees at Glengarry and Newmarra
The advertisement lists BRITISH a chestnut thoroughbred with strong lineage, standing at Glengarry with terms £3 10s per mare and agistment 1s per week. Also FUSILADE and other sires stand at Newmarrncerra with varied rates and services. Privy care offered with no liability. early applications urged for round planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craigman—Blosom
Newmarrncerra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sybil
Helena Vale R.C. Meeting
V.A.T.C. Meeting
English Turf
Geraldton
Stud
Obanooka
Gerald
Thunderbolt
Meteorite
Australia
Musket
Carbine
Nautilus
Fidelity
Gang Forward
J. Cream
Glengarry
Kingsley—Vic
D. & J. Grant
Newmarracarra
Fusilade
Dawson
Sovereign
Dawson -Thrift
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