Racing notes from New Zealand and Western Australia meet
Jockey L H Hewitt rode four winners from eight mounts in England. Spear mint son of Carbine shows unsoundness and may not race again. Mr A G B Main takes the Kalgoorlie Racing Club handicapper post. he is respected for turf work in the state. Local horses Reliance False Alarm and Brunswick win at WATC meeting. True Scot finishes third in Adelaide Birthday Cup after rain delay. A busy nomination day follows for major races across Australia and Victoria, with Scorcher May King Sparran Prophecy and Gerardy among notable entries. 56 Derby and 38 Karrakatta Plate contenders, many bred in Western Australia. English Derby hot favorite Sleive Gallion finishes third behind Orby and Wood Winder.
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A. G. B. Meings
Main
Morphetville
Cheltenham
W.A.T.C. Winger
Brunswick
True Scot
Cairngorm Wel Plus
W.A
Melbourne Caulfield
Caulfield
V.R.C
Victoria
Epsom
New South Wales
Scorcher
May King
Sparran
Prophecy
Gerardy
W.R.C
Lord Middleton
West Australis
Bunderrie
Denigan
Mayflower
Machtiney
W. Hanlon
Messrs. W. and
CG. Jones
Walkaway
Sleive Gallion
Orby Sod Wood Winder
Geraldton Sessions Hearings At Quarter Sessions
King v Wisher pleaded guilty to attempted self harm and was remanded, later discharged on good behavior for 12 months. King v Hethersaye pleaded guilty to forging promissory notes. leniency sought due to youth and first offense, conditional discharge with sureties. King v John Ritchie convicted of unnatural offence, five years penal servitude. Rue Singh found guilty of common assault with aggravation. fined £10 or six months. Chas Emmett charged with obtaining £2 by false pretence. case proceeded with mixed testimony and no verdict at end.
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King
Wisher
Geraldton
King v. E. Hethersaye
Australasia
Chas. Hormann
H. Wilson
South Australia
West Australia
Narra Tarra
Schroeder
Conncil
W. A. G. Walter
R.M
W. J. Box
J.P
King v
John Ritchie
A. H. du Boulay
Messie
H. Drummond
C. Stokes
J. Saunders
P. Saunders
G. Silcock
W. Oswell
W. Poss
T. Rundle
T. O'Brien
J. Reynolds
J. H. Scott
H. J. Poole
Mr. du Boulay
Rue Singh
Annie Singh
Mr. H. Wilson
W. Saunders
E. Snell
W. Stansfield
J. Slavin
J. W. Smart
C. Sorith
D. Ryan
J. Rundle
Jun
T. Readhead
T. J. Russell
G. Rowe
Annie Vera Singh
Messrs
F. E. Davis
Chas. Emmett
Carnarvon
J. Stanley
J. Prembergast
Thos. Barker
J. Partridge
H. Rundle
J. Shields
J. Sheppard
H. Poole
H. J. Russell
du Boulay
R. M.alster
Court Hotel
Hie Bar
Onslow
A. Hutchinson
Dalgety’s
M‘almter
Smyth
Smith
Roebourne
Vac Cecil Hotel
M‘alister
Wyndham
de Boulay
Mises
Stepson Breaks Arm at State School Ground
A 12 year old stepson of Mr Kruger fell while playing on the state school ground and broke his left arm and dislocated the shoulder. Dr Mac morran attended and the case is reported as all doing well.
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Kruger
Macmorran
Guardian correspondence invite for Geraldton Patrict readers
The editor of the Guardian requests letters from all parts of Geraldton Patrict. Readers may send reports on public meetings cricket mining agriculture social events Wonderland and Personal items for consideration.
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Guardian
Geraldton Patrict
Wonderland
Wedding of A H Yanks and Hannah Marsh at Christ Church
The Tuesday wedding of Mr A H Yanks of Waigoo to Miss Hannah Marsh second daughter of Mr D Marsh of Geraldton took place at Christ Church with Rev Saunders officiating. The bride was given away by her eldest brother D Marsh. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Marsh wore white muslin, and Mr du Minreh was best man. A reception followed at the parents’ residence with numerous gifts listed, including gold items, silver cruets, and various keepsakes from family and friends.
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A. H. Yanks
Waigoo
Hannah Marsh
D. Marah
Geraldton
Christ Church
Saunders
D. Marsh
Iain
Misa Mary Marsh
du. Minreh
Amaida
AL. Maren
W. Marsh
Mg T.marsh
G. Marsh
J. Marsh
Mass Fenn
M. Marsh
E. Marsh
A. Heal
J. Penn
Penn
5. Pollitt
W. Saunders
M'Conkey
M*conkey
F. M’consey
A. M'Conkey
Pulling
Wight
JF. Givson
W. Thomas
Ai. A. M'Gilvary
Mr. A. Davies
Mr Dooley on Printers Ink and Press Power
The humorist Mr Dooley remarks on printers ink and its social reach arguing ink can ruin presses and shape public opinion. He notes letters travel from barrells of ink to homes, doors, and memory, potentially raising or lowering reputations and even influencing politics and religion.
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Christendom
Hannigan
Tomortreac
Pekin
Aalstead Street
Pope
Kelly
Bowlin
Jackets and skirts sale at J.G.'s The Big Store
STP jackets priced at 15/6 and 10/6 for ten six? skirts quoted at 12/6. Cashmere items listed as recently marked down to 74d. at J.G.'s The Big Store. Independent OCR appears garbled but indicates a clothing sale featuring jackets skirts and cashmere with old price tags.
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Tadi
J.g.’S
Also Mentioned on This Page
RMU
Messrs. E. Pope
J. Mills
J.s.p
T. A. Kidd
Mr. Dooley
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