Racing notes on Australasian turf and Derby legends
Radical, Mr Bolger’s jumper wins the Boulder otreplechase and is kin to Sinnang and Coriethus. The Singapore Derby is won by Jim Gosper, beating Beauchany from Coral, bred in New South Wales. Melbourne Cup weights list Rhubarb and Bouran as strong long-shot contenders. Posiedon is oddly handicapped. Rangoon racing faces moral scrutiny under C T C rules as calls rise for reforms. A tale from Sporting Times recalls an Arab horse naming incident resolved by Ali Abdoola and a cautious secretary.
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P. Bolger
Sinnang
Coriethus
Singapore
Jim Gosper
Beauchany
Coral
New South ‘Wales
Paris
Sans Souci Sr
Henry
Middleton
Bolger
Mammon
Moustaka
Victoria
V.R.G
Flemington
Melbourne
Bouran
Caulfield
Joteori Lerbult
Breedera
Ubanooks
Goldfields
Sporran
Little Mary
Calcutta Exchange
Rangoon
C.T.C
Golden Pagoda
Sporting Times
Ali Abdoula
Tonian Islands
COUNTRY DISTRICTS V ROVERS FOOTBALL MATCH
Football preview states the Country Districts meet the Rovers at the Sports Ground tomorrow afternoon with an entertaining contest anticipated. Rovers team list includes Kidd captain Bell vice-captain Ingleton Gibbings Kidd Stokes Lester Hale Howell Eaton Tindal O Malley Urch Hall Shanahan Sheppard Campbell Ward with emergencies Sullivan Marsh Watterson.
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T. D. Lester
W. Hale
N. Howell
R. Eaton
R. Tindal
J. O'Malley
H. J. Urch
H. Hall
W. Shanahan
N. Sheppard
Campbell
W. Ward
Sullivan
Marsh, Watterson
Police Court Discharges Manilla Man On Support Charge
Delmore, a Manillaman, was remanded on a no visible means of support charge after mental state check deemed fine. Court advised him to seek work in the country. warned of jail if brought up again. ESTREATED SURETY William Jennings faced forfeiture. another surety paid. Accused sought time to raise funds. court deferred to Attorney General for action.
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Delmore
Sergt. Connor
William Jennings
W. H. James
Market Notes From Last Saturday Sale
Mc H S M Kanzie reports June 22 sale of vegetables and fruit with a few fine fowls. Attendance fair, bidding focused on show ride, prices not equal to previous quotas. Orange fruit and other produce range from 8s to 3s 4d, tomatoes 1s to 4s 6d, cauliflowers 8s 1d to 4s 3d, cabbages 8s 6d per bag. Poultry shows fowls 4s to 43s 6d per pair, cockerels 3s 6d per pair.
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Mc. H. S. M‘kenzie
Geraldton Agricultural Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Geraldton Agricultural Society met yesterday afternoon with Mr. T. Moustakas presiding. Receipts and expenditure were adopted. New officers include Patron W A G Walter, President Sir E Wittenoom with W M K Grant as vice president. Committee members were listed, auditors named, and affiliation with the Royal Society approved. General meeting planned after October Show. only one sheep class entry and no entries from municipal or public bodies.
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Geraldton Agricultural Society
T. Moustaxs
W. A. G. Walter
E. Wittenoom
W. M.K' Grant
Mesare
EK. H. Brede
Lester
Fatal accident at Morning Star mine delays inquest
Mount Magnet news reports a fatal collapse as three men ascended from the bottom level in a bailing tank at Morning Star mine. The incident followed a cageless haul, the fallen man dying en route to hospital. An inquest was opened and adjourned awaiting the Inspector of Mines.
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Morning Star
Frere
East Mount Magnet
Yalvo
St. George
Mt. Magnet
Telegraphic Brevities: london to brighton run and riots
T E Hammond walked from London to Brighton in 11 hours 13 minutes 37 seconds. The mutinous regiment is transferred to Briancon. Rioters in South France remain firm but peaceful. Burglars strike Long Island millionaires residences using cars, revolvers, chloroform and guns. vigilance forces organized. British steamer wrecked on Brazilian coast with 2 saved of 97. Irish farmer's house attacked. Sinn Fein League seeks sovereign Parliament. Labour members attend King’s garden party. Fire brigade in Saxony sentenced 14 years for arson. Reece the billiard player makes a 202,135 break.
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T. E. Hammond
London
Brighton
Ishr
Briancon
South France
Long Island
Farmer’s House
Ireland
Trish Sein Fein League
King's Garden Party
King
Saxony
Reece
Prisoner’s Surety Arrested After Court Exit
At Bairnsdale Victoria Wim Davis was arrested while leaving court on a charge linked to the 1890 murder of Trevithick a watchman at a diggy mine. Europewide population grows by 41 per 10000 yearly.
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Bairnsdale
Victoria
Wim. Davis
Trevithick
Diggy
Europe
J.G.'s Big Store Runs Gents Ladies and Children's Boots
Genders and sizes offered at J.G.'s Big Store with a wide range of boots for men women and children. Pending stock details indicate a broad selection aimed at supplying footwear for all ages and needs.
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Tadies
J.G
Reform of the Upper Chamber Debated in Commons
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman moved reform measures to limit the Lords power and ensure Commons final say within a single Parliament. Prime Minister outlined a bill, while Mr. Balfour argued Commons cannot handle all state interests alone. Ample amendments and Liberal divisions marked the debate amidst dissolutions.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Balfour
Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Dongarra News June 26 Highlights Local Happenings
Weather since the heavy rains is fine and warm, aiding growth. Dongarra footballers plan a paper-chase tonight to sharpen wind for the upcoming match in Geraldton Saturday. Mrs Thurkle’s child had nose-growth surgery in Geraldton, performed by Dre Hungerford and Macmorran. he is well and enjoyed the hospital. Dongarra gains a modern barber with many customers. S J Phillips of the Grange has gout but is out driving again. H J Money is recovering from illness. W Criddie of Guildford visited, to see his ill mother who is improving. Rev Mr Armstrong left for Mingenew to wed Walter Russ and Miss Naughton, with district well-wishers.
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Dongarra
Geraldton
S. J. Phillips
the Grange
H. J. Money
W. Criddie
Guildford
Armstrong
Mingenew
Walter Russ
Dourstra
Miss Naughton
Northam
The Unearned Increment in New Zealand Land
The government has alienated 16 million acres with 1 million repurchased. Excluding improvements, repurchase cost exceeds sale receipts by £3 million due to the higher land value. When all land is repurchased for close settlements, the state will pay over £48,000 more for land than it received, aside from improvements.
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New Zealand
Divorces Peak Between Fifth and Tenth Year of Marriage
The article notes that most divorces occur within the period from five to ten years of marriage. It highlights that longer marriages show different patterns of dissolution and emphasizes the need to understand mid-marriage instability.
J G Big Store Promotes Wide Range Home Goods
In a bold sales pitch the J G Big Store advertises blankets rugs sheetings carpetings linoleums and other home fabrics going on sale. The notice emphasizes a broad selection and value for shoppers seeking floor coverings and textiles.
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J.g.’S
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Allah
Ali Abdoola
Market Reports
Agricultural Society
Mount Magnet News
S House of Lords
Dongarra News
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