Condor wins Hannan Handicap as Kalgoorlie Cup looms
Racing notes show Condor, the English bred horse owned by A B Cockram, takes the Hannan Handicap with Green Mountain possibly out for the season after a leg injury. The Kalgoorlie Cup action is set to heat up tomorrow with Tattersall sweepstakes, while other entries like The Snail and Prohecy draw interest in the Cup. The meeting features disputes over jockeys and trainers after suspensions and appeals, with local figures praising Geraldton and Murchison teams in a lively football match alongside the racing chatter.
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Tattersall
Moat
Triers
Green Mountain
P. A. Connolly
Victoria
John Cream
Ireland
England
New South Wales
Condor
King
Snail
Prophecy
Hhave
Barr
E. B. McKeon
McKeon
Arewards
Napoleon
Racing in South Australia Spring Meeting Opens
Adelaide September 2. The S A J C Spring meeting opened yesterday. The 3.4 Derby finished Palotti first, Topedi second, Medallia third. Time about 1 minute 50 seconds. The Morphettville Photo-Floramel stakes saw Cassira win, with second place going to Cassira and third to an unnamed entry.
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Adelaide
S.A.J.C
Derby
Palotti
Topedi
Medallia
Morphettville
Floramel
Cassira
South MORGAN Vv GERALD- Old Boys meet in Geraldton clash
Ideal weather favoured a Mount Magnet district pick team visiting Geraldton clubs. A fair attendance, gate collection £6, central umpire Peter Forrester. Cross captained visitors, Kidd led South Murchison with Kidd scoring the first behind after opening play.
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Murchison
Sheakston
Stokes
Hamshaw
Schiff
H. Krakouer
B. Kidd
Townshend
Eaton
Groessler
Howell
Penrose
Venrose
Magnet
Mounier
Shanahan
Critch
Geraldton
M‘dowall
Frank
South Murchison
Ramshaw
Capt. Kidd
Mount Magnet
Peter Forrester
Cross
R. H. Kidd
Gerakston
Kidd
Hall
Pooley
Groetsler
Hepburn
Rooke
Drage
Theakston
Tindal
G. M'Dowell
Simpson
Smoke Social in Geraldton Town Hall Evening
The Geraldton Football Association held a smoke social for the visiting team with about 130 gentlemen enjoying refreshments. President D Pascoe chaired, with T L Brown and Mayor B C Armstrong among the prominent attendees, including A C Simpson of the visiting team.
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Geraldton Football Association
D. Pascoe
T. l. Brown
B. ¢. Armatrong
A. C. Simpson
Nglis
Match at Walkaway seals South Murchison victory
South Murchison journeyed to Walkaway Federnday and defeated Country Districts 9 5 to 2 15 after a friendly game at 3 o'clock. Umpire O Malley called the game, Wallace Harria and Walkaway players with Mea aided the hosts. Dinner and a smoke concert followed with thanks to Mia AL G Simpson for organizing the outing.
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South Murchison
Country Districts
Mea
Wallace Harria
Falk
O'Malley
Woale
Wallace
Mia AL G. Simpson
Tuthankal
Language diversity in India described in 19th century text
The passage notes India’s 295 million people and a language landscape with only a quarter of a million speaking the language of the Mother Country. It lists Hindustani and Bengali as the largest languages with 87 and 44 million speakers, Telugu over 2 million, Marathi and Punjabi near that figure, and many other languages above a million, including Karen, Mundari, Tule, Oraon, and Khan.
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India
Military Band Delights Town Hall Audience
A town hall concert by the military band under Bandmaster Viper drew a moderate but enthusiastic crowd. Highlights included Rossini’s Moses in Egypt, She Sairy in the Wood, Carissima, and solos by Wolfs on euphonium. Vera Adlam and Ivy Blight performed a sword dance, Miss Coleman sang, H J Barnett recited The Dream of Eugene Aram, and a Spring quartet met with applause before the encore. After the concert, the hall hosted a dancing session until the early hours.
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Viper
Jdl
Wolfs
Vera Adlam
Ivy Blight
Eugene Aram
Gregg
Wansborough
Fasther
Stokes
Miss Waddell
Piper
Walter
Philadelphia
Connor
Watkins
Rooke
Army
Funeral wreaths and local notices from Geraldton area
Personal notices list wreaths for the late Mrs. J Haselden from numerous families and individuals. It notes Sergeant Connor to be transferred to Northam and his departure from Geraldton in two to three weeks. Meg M S Mackensie resigns as justice of the peace and is appointed for Mount Margaret district. J Thompson, a journalist, travels by ship to West Australia to write on the country’s post and potential, starting with Carnarvon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Haselden
Crews
Moustaka
Dunk
Rudall
Wells
Gladdy
IT W. Bennett
Mills
Sen
Mra. Yeewry
Claude Kidd
Ale. Haffner and Family
A. L. Abbott
N. A. Trigg
Mes. Halligan
Laver
L. Warwicker
TL. C. Shepheard
W. Castell Brown
Mra. Oswell
W. B. Hosken
Mes. Pope
Barnsdale
Constanting
Kidd
Mackenzie
Moore
Connor
Northam
Geraldton
Meg M.S. Mackensie
Mount Margaret
W. Troy
Mt. Magnet
J. Thompson
Evening Standard
Melbourne
Muechison Times
Fremantle
Umnine
Chara
Assisting State Industries Notice to Premier Tomorrow
Mr PL Stone informed the Legislative Assembly on Thursday of his intention to ask the Premier to morrow about the 500,003 provided by the Folds Bounty Act to aid State Industries. He seeks the name of the industry to be assisted and whether the State Government has made any application or recommendation under the Federal Bounty Act, and the nature of such action.
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Legislative Assembly
PL Stone
Printing shop ad promises quality and fair prices
Or Pictures to frame, good work, manship promptitude, and reasonable prices. go to Constantine and Gardner, printers.
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Constantine and Gardner
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Rhidd
T. Krakouer
Stoken
C. Hepburn
Brown
Black Range
A. Thompson
Elliott
Mt. Maymet Brewery
Quinlan
Jim Osmond
J. J. Thomas
Cheers
Parsons
Harry Thompson
Mr. Simpson
J. H. Quinlan
Mr. Brown
Maesars
J. HL. Quinlan
J. G. Armstrong
R. Carson
Geraldton Association
Len Bourne
Pascoe
Fullerton
Len. Bourne
I. Broomfield
H. Thompson
South Australia
Palotta
South Morgan Vv
Gerald
Igood
Smoke Social
State Industries
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