The Meekatharra Murder Case Recalls a Fatal Stabbing
Elements from Meekatharra recount the murder of Miss Cane tied to Alexander Campbell Scott. Key witnesses describe alleged visits, fear of protection, and inconsistent statements. Court debate focuses on admissibility of depositions and the jurors' verdict, with motive and plantation claims amid sensational allegations and a Shackleton message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Dane Cane
Alexander Campbel Scott
Meckathierra
Moreh H
Wanthorodgh
Sim
Glave
Scott
Mine Cote
Dormith
Mise Vans
Mrs. Wansborough
Sealstone
Miss Cane
Cal
Misa Cali
Sebel
Keene
Chane
Mra Dewson
Stott
WeNa
Firotbors
Victoria
Will
Sydney yearling sales loom over Randwick market stalls
The Sydney yearling sale is set for Randwick next month with 243 thoroughbreds catalogued at Payton's Newmarket stables. The feature notes India importing horses from Australia and assigns 15 pounds each, totaling around £15,000. Racing chatter highlights Mackinnon's hurdle death at S h e y p p a t e r n, upcoming Doncaster prospects, and frontier jockeys while recounting recent records and riders at New Brighton and Sydney tracks.
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Sydney
Payton
Newmorket
Randwick
Ttia
India
Hain
Mackinnon
Shepparton
Wichiwan
Maltin
Doncaster
Marden
Rosshill
Ile
Ron Secoml
Hein
Flaxen
Oly
Hanfran
J. Husward
Satanlay
Kron
Fortune
Percival
Nuedera Anki Saltillo
New Brighton
N.Z
Myosotin
Tem Tonigthe
Charlie Mac
Cleveland
Americe
L. Kuhn
Chantress
Newmarket
Kensington
Kuhn
Ty Delacliva
Stanley Walltaes
Lillith
Stanley
Stenemile
Quality v. Quantity Gardinal Sermon Question
A Cardinal remarks on sermon preparation by a lone extraordinary preacher noting one can prepare one strong sermon if quality is present. The exchange contrasts patience, discipline, and influence with the notion of many sermons. A flurry of quirky lines follows involving social behavior and street scenes.
Correspondence on naval training ships for boys and discipline
Anonymous reader urges a government training ship at a chief port to educate boys for sea service or shipping, arguing it could replace industrial schools. He proposes strict instructors, predicts 200 lads yearly, and suggests weekly school contact to build discipline and patriotism.
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Fitile
Phat Sql Te Ondy Toy
Chee Sen
Tudwetrial
Iati
Am Industrial School
Ourychief
Radét
T World
Teast
Dell
Tam Sure, From Personel Experier
Lucerne at Brunswick State Farm Promises High Yields
The Southern Times reports on the Drumswick State Farm test of lucerne irrigation in the South West. It notes sowing in September, repeated cuts, and a ten year lease, with yields claimed to reach 1 inch growth per day under favorable conditions. Gull says it is the most paying method for the region and Lowrie valuates crop potential at 2100 per acre with rent at 10 per acre annually via water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drumswick
Accu
Harves
Briswick
Gull
Bennewick
Lowrie
Brunswick
Comeso
Eradu Rifle Club Meeting Deliberations On Signatures and Planned Event
The Eradu Rifle Club held a Saturday evening meeting with a larger dance crowd than the previous gathering. Mr Calvert chaired, reports noted 22 signatures on the Commonwealth registration, and a plan to secure the needed balance for militia purposes. The secretary reported possible site options for range construction and ongoing communications with Mr Cream. A further meeting was set for April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Millington
Feng
Henstquarions
Messks
Cricket Draw At Bootenal Between Moonyoo Nooka And Bootenal Team
An enjoyable Sunday match at Bootenal ended in a draw as Bootenalam failed to start at the appointed hour. Captains were C McGuiness for Hooten als and A Lynch for Moonyoo nooka with final scores listed for both sides and Sundries.
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Bootenal
Moonyoouuska
Bootenaleam
Baish
C. McGuiness
Hootenals
A. Lynch
Moonyoonooka
SCONS
Nabawah Notes From Our Own Correspondent March Items
March 9 report notes ploughing begun by farmers aided by early rains. Preparations for seeding and purender crop expansion noted. A girl from Mr John Rowen’s family injured in a trap accident. others unhurt. Community concerts planned including a benefit for Mrs Penn’s daughter, and a March event by Mrs Scott in Northampton for the Methodist Church. Rifle club contests, Cooper’s 71 score, and upcoming finish. Road board elections reveal Burgis and Lacy winning North and West Walls. Johnson and Unter returning for Central and South Wards.
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John Rowen
Penn
Scott
Anf
Northampton
Methodist Church
Jest Ganday
Cooper
Roads Board
Rate Fayers
Tie
Aml
F.C. Burgis
Jun
E. F. Lacy
White Penk
West Walls
A. Johnson
Jas
Unter Beims
Oppordt
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Coller
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Pere Luca
Australia
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Ware
Monn
Mr. Mugan
Ture
Vbe Banced
Lucerne
Eradu Rifle Crab
Moon Voonook
A. J. Giles
Boar . W. Webber
Lynch
C. Donaldson
J. Perejuban
T. Giles
McGuinness
F. Lynch
McGuiness
BR. Scarf
M. O'Loughlin
James
Bone
Perojuhan
D. Patten
Sundries
Booten AL
MeGuiness
Joe A. McGuiness
Lyme
G. Bove
G. Grimm
Ibw
W. Willcock
Tibersl
J. J. Ryan
Wholesale and
Hetail
Marine Terrace
Geraliyton
Farsilien
A. R. Morrison
Geraldton Cromley
English Butt Cycles
Metis
Crossley
Orient
J. M. Ferguson, Ltd
Geraldton
Western Australia
T Bar
Packs
Pstoutees
Manu
Richard Purser
King Street
Perth
Eigin Hors
Great Art Union
Elizabeth
Melbourne
Primt
Steel Wings Engineering Company, Limited
Hay Street
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