Turf racing notes from Carnarvon November meeting
The prospective programme for the Turf Racing Club's Carnarvon meeting on November 2u is outlined with only two events kept open for horses not north of the Bayne Magisterial District. Adelaide owner J Bowen plans future entries, while Carbine lineage is cited with several winners and progeny mentioned. The article discusses international stock movements, WA Track Club plans, and remarks on Spearmint's Derby prospects with spirited opinions from racing figures.
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Sydney Show at Enaemits proves popular and profitable
Coverage of the Sydney Royal Agricultural Society Show notes record crowds with around 27,000 attendees and rising takings, despite threatening skies. Reports mention favorable weather improving exhibitor enjoyment and highlight other items from international and local interest, including rail surveys and notable figures.
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Perth Letter From Our Own Correspondent
Our Perth correspondent reports on a bustling Vampire Day in Perth with thousands of children in the streets and at His Majesty's and Town Hall shows. He notes cadets and St Joseph's pupils, then surveys local politics, Labour and Mitchell, agricultural bank reforms, and potential government farming machinery plans amid a lively but uneasy economy.
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Economical Fencing Becomes Recognised Standard
A historical note proclaims Economical Fencing as the recognised standard for fencing Parma. It describes a 124 g and 18 strou cot wire used in transport, noting that when Fropeniy erected this wire it stayed taut without sagging or snapping.
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