Marecette dies at Fillo Park South Australia aged years
Mare Callirhoe known as Marecette was destroyed at Fillo Park, South Australia, after a noted career including horses Ariadne Chinveley Phesdra Ganymedes and Palette. The piece also recalls the old mare Beogling’s rich black mare dying aged 35 in Goulburn. It notes racing developments in Australia and abroad, including J Lame riding two winners in Durban and Me J Worm buying Avenue racecourse site in Tasmania. The piece discusses breeding, racing ages, and international racing news.
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Marecette
Goulburn
Tammitian Peper
J. Worm
Racs Couree
Dejo
South Africa
F. C. Boys
Natal
F. Wootton
Siguree —Moents
W. Higge
D.maher
Newmarket
England
Gallimale
Australia
Spottamme
G. C
J.D. Ormond
New Zealand
Waddell
Twoyentokin
Fiddler
Adsaham
Stourton
Day Bene
Elfeh
Mialto
Mollington
Ideate
Mrr
C. L. Stead
Witharefara
Lingfield Park
Emgland
R. Waldie Griffith
Randy Ackland
Wootton
Muffin Bay
Colonel Fonwick
J. B. Thorneycroft
Grimmet
Lord Savile
Gilly Fallon Angel
FP. Mitchell
New South
Bringenbroug
Ausstralia
France
Interet Bax
Correspondence: Leo S Riley Attacks Socialists and Labor
A letter from PLP criticizes Leo S Riley for inflammatory language and alleged distortions. It accuses Riley of discrediting Labour and smearing Salvation Army supporters while recounting past expulsions from union meetings and questioning his motives ahead of an election.
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Leo S. Riley
Riley
Dooley
O’connell
Sam Basher
Salvation Army
Clumes
Gerakiton
Ste
Secretaries exclaims over unionist letter in local paper
A reader writes to the editor defending Mr. Riley, a PLP local branch secretary, replying to a prior letter by Tras Unionist. He asserts long acquaintance in New South Wales coal mines and defends Riley against accusations, calling him upright and staunch Unionist amid wartime tensions.
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Air
Riley
PLP
Riley Tecretary
Riley Bramiad
New South Wales
Milky
Delos
South Welss
Public Hen Ave Moral Character in Elections
A letter to the editor argues voters should seek moral character and political economy knowledge in Northern District candidates. It praises Cochrasie for brains and persistence and notes his Works and Northen Development League, while criticizing rivals as weak. The writer urges electors to choose a candidate with vitality to fight for district needs.
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Slessors
Reveus
Shaffier
Cochrasie
Axides
Bis
Ebote
Northen Development League
Feruila Bra
Carson
Condrene
Fragmented political letter attacks Labor and moral character
A damaged OCR fragment reveals a heated political missive criticizing Labor supporters and a Labour candidate. It alleges manipulation by factions, accuses the Labor movement of prostituting its name, and pledges to publish further evidence of opponents' moral character. It ends with a vow to influence the election by any means.
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Public Opinion Debate Over Mr Moore Meetings
Readable fragments from a 30th meeting discuss public sentiment and fair reporting. The text criticizes coverage by Mr Dungesta and Mingeses, noting unvisited citizens and the need to correct misstatements. UNPREJUDICED.
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D Peegert
Somfe Speck
Hiepare
Moore
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