Turf Notes Reflect Race Controversy and Bookmaker Debate
A turbulent turf report discusses Australian offers, French racing clubs, and notable horses including Flying For and Red Prince U. It covers stipendiary stewards calls, legal actions in France, and George Clifford’s critique of bookmakers. The piece notes the Trentham meeting, Singapore, and London racing concerns, stressing integrity amid licensing tensions.
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Melbourne Telegrams Highlight Postal Discipline and Local Incidents
Reports from Yesterday's Telegrams detail a Postal Commission session where Brent and others discuss discipline, medical examinations, and living costs in Melbourne. It notes savings from stamp printer John Cooke if stamps were printed in Adelaide, an inquest into Alfred Atkins’s death at the Showgrounds, a sexual assault case involving a 12 year old girl near Windsor, and external affairs inviting Papua clerkship applicants at £1000 yearly.
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Britain’s trade stance debated at Empire Congress
Delegates from Vancouver join British and other Empire members in Brisbane for the Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire. They say Britain’s trade is steady but older methods need reform while a stronger navy is urged and Australia and New Zealand support naval aid. The recent fight at the Congress is expected to center on preferential trade.
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Inquest Hears Daughter's Confession in Major's Creek Shooting
The inquest at Braidwood examined Daniel Lun die's death after a shooting at Major's Creek. Maggie Lundie, 17, described threats by her father and her attempt to shoot him, claiming she loaded a cartridge and fired before he died. She admitted fear to tell Constable Marsh.
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Verdict Links Daughter to Sister’s Death at Lidice
A verdict found Margaret Lumlie responsible for the gunshot death of Lidice by her daughter. The girl was committed for trial amid reports that the father threatened severe violence. In a separate note, labor unrest at Commonwealth Portland Cement Company neared settlement with a wage board plan and trust account. NSW Legislature heads to Canberra for talks on Federal capital site. Prime Minister Deakin attended the conference as ministers discussed water, railways, and jurisdiction over the Canberra area.
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Wardrobe Clerk Barker faces forgery and theft charges
Perth inquest into a child’s death after a chloroform operation reveals complications from a splinter injury. Barker, a Postal Department clerk, confessed to stealing 100 coils of galvanised wire then details show losses over £1500 through forged orders and certificates. He used aliases and forged deputy postmaster general signatures to siphon funds. A telegraph dispatch error caused losses to a Kalgoorlie racecourse. The Kalgoorlie inquest into the boy’s death proceeds, with doctors named.
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A Trip to Lawiers by B WL Cochrane
The author recounts the Sandstone magnets and Mt Magnet trade shift as rail links near completion. He notes a lively ball, rabbit fences and pasture, soil quality between Magnet and Sandstone, and predicts cereal and pastoral potential while praising Sandstone’s development and architecture.
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Sandstone Rail Plans Reach Toward Wiluna Connection
A Saturday report notes cash receipts of £37 at the barelone pub excluding dining and lodging areas, while readers discuss a proposed railway from Sandstone to Wiluna. The plan envisions a shorter route cutting 20 miles from Nennine to Wiluna, saving freight costs and enabling two-day round trips. Earthworks reach Sandstone, rails wait 20 miles east of Mt Magnet, with completion aimed before Cheisimay holidays. Geraldton hopes to join Sandstone by rail by next Christmas.
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Tie tT UP and paper thermomine applied by Constantine
The passage notes a tie string of twenty items and mentions a paper thermomine applied by Constantine ami Garde with Gamnidten. It references a forth pris mot objected and records a procedural detail in the text.
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