Kalgoorlie Racing Ends Amid Cold Winds and Thrills
The final day of Kalgoorlie meeting featured rough weather and competitive racing. The Shamrock became the sole West Australian bred winner in the Hurdles, with 12 stone 1 pound. Prophesy added the Kalgoorlie Stakes to Dr. O Meehan’s tally, while P. A. Connolly clinched two victories with Lady Agnes and La Simmer. The Snail, at 12 years old, captured the Hampton Handicap £506, rewarding owner Mr. Bookmaker Robertson. A South Australian racing figure Mr. Thos Larnfield’s passing was noted. Glucose scored easily in Adelaide, and Son-of-s-Gun upset by jumping the rails but returned to the start holder. Kanowna races are set for tomorrow under steward Mr. Roulaton.
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Shamrock
Herrington
Adelaide
Thos
Larnfield
First Water
Martini-Henry
Commotion
Glucose
Glaten
Gossamer
Complexion
D. E. Grant
Jor
Kanowna
Roulaton
Kalgoorlie Races Report from a Fair Attendance Day
Racing at Kalgoorlie featured several events with close finishes and notable times. Winners included The Shamrock in the Koompartoo Hurdle, Prophecy in Kalgoorlie Stakes, Lady Agnes in the Gnomballo Plate, Siesta in the Hampton Handicap, La Simmer in the Goumbelle Parve, and Katoomba in the Final Handicap with times ranging from 1 minute 32 seconds to 3.203 for the hurdle.
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Shamrock
Guardian
Avondale
Pupil
Booby
Napoleon
Minilya Bay
Allegro
Alsyko
All Talk
Protector
Sevn_furlongy
Czarovitch
Lady Agnes
Pin
Altene
Toora
the King
Clarionet
Gauze
Florin
Morning Mist
Geartecy
Tuberate
Floral
Glenwan
Romulus
Montgolfiere
Florette
Jay Foote
the Bee
Surprise
His Majesty
Roadside
Hoful
Thunderstorm
Hoeegrove
Country Irl
Orville
Allette
Rapid Rise
Happy Jack
Midland
Katoomba
Gerardy
Dangar
Circalas
Hatteras
Saltillo
Daylight
Police Court case over insulting language at brick kiln
J Major contractor faced charges by G Hazzard manager Jenner and Haffner's brick kiln for using insulting language on Friday. After双方 versions and witnesses, the Bench found faults on both sides and dismissed the case with each party covering own costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Major
G. Hazzard
Jenner and Haffner
Mr. Mann
Mr. du Boulay
Hidden Energy Lost in Coal Ton, A Hundredfold Waste
A note on inefficiency in coal use states only a hundredth part of the possible fight remains usable as of now while the other 99 parts are dissipated as energy waste across the supply chain.
Local Court judgments list several defendant absences
A string of cases in the local court shows judgments for plaintiffs where defendants failed to appear. Amounts range from £4 9s 10d to £76 5s 10d with costs. One case involves a complex security arrangement over sheep and land tied to Wills & Co and Morrisseys, with attempts to secure payment via mortgage and bill of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Janes
Mr. du Boulay
Burges
T. Morrissey
Baier
H. Wilson
Mills
Wilson
C.p
de Dant
H. Wills & Co
Wills and Co
Plaintif
Withers
John Morrissey
Morrisseys
J. Morrissey
Wills& Co
Cross
Mortinseys
Wills & Co
Morrissey
A.L. Abbott
T. H Morrissey
Lar
Cruss
Mitch
Funeral of James Fitzgerald sen. draws large crowd at Strawberry
The funeral of the late Mr. James Fitzgerald sen. was held at the R.C. cemetery Strawberry with a long cortege from his residence. Pall-bearers included S.J. Phillips and W. H. Linthorne. Deceased, 94, leaves a widow and ten children, a staunch Ireland supporter and Old Country advocate. Also noted: cattle sales by Dalgety Co. and W. H. and J. D. Morrison, and talk of Midland Company farm land disputes. Weather favorable for farming. shearing broadening. wool imports from Nangett and Beatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitzgerald
R.C. Cafetery
Strawberry
Messie
S.J. Phillips
W. H. Linthdine
W. Cr
BR. Fitzgerald
L. P. Morrissey
Herbert
Gladys Watson
S.J. Watson
J. Watson
W. H. Linthorne
J. O’connor
W. S. Oliver
Alex, Watson
Ireland
Parnell
Dalgety and Co
Naymum
R. &. Bush
Messrs
W. H
J. D. B. Morrson
W. T. Loton
Nts
Midland
Nangett
Beaty
Deskin Returns to Melourne and Inspectors Back
Mr. A. Deskin the Prime Minister has returned to Melbourne. Inspector Drewry returned from his NorWest tour of inspection by the 3.8 Bullarra yesterday.
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Mr. A. Deskin
Melourne
Drewry
Nor’-West
Bullarra
Market Report for Week Ending September 9
Market data from Mr H S Mackingie shows small supplies of vegetables and first arrivals for Thursday and Saturday sales. Prices generally declined across items with cabbage 1d per lb to 4d, Swedes 1s 3d to 1s 4d, etc. Priced goods include butter 14d, ducks 10s each, eggs varied, and condensed milk. Estate sale of Mrs B H Be Bateliah noted. furniture sale Wednesday afternoon drew good attendance and high prices.
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H. S. Mackingie
Pictures to frame at Constantine and Gardner printers
Go to Constantine and Gardner for good workmanship prompt service and reasonable prices in framing pictures.
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Constantine and Gardner
The Russian Bath for the Face in Woman’s World
The article explains a facial bath using hot water followed by cold to stimulate circulation and firm the skin. It notes that hard water leaves dirt and grease, while hot water first then cold removes impurities and strengthens the skin. Water should be softened with borax or ammonia, and never bath when the face is very hot.
Mother Hints for Gentle Child Rearing in the Nursery
Practical guidance for caring for nervous children emphasizes daily one hour of focused parental time, soothing bedtime routines, and child-friendly nursery setup. It advises gentle talk, calm play before sleep, child-safe furniture with washable finishes, and simple, wipeable wall coverings with tasteful art to foster a peaceful environment.
SICKROOM HINTS FOR EASED CARE AND COMFORT
Advice on tending a bedridden patient suggests avoiding heavy bedclothes and using cider warmth. Keep feet warm with night socks and hot water bottle, and provide two beds for rest and day use. A cool sponge bath and fresh night attire aid comfort and sleep.
Employers use new tactics to boost staff morale amid doubts
The passage suggests employers should employ and encourage staff despite doubts about recruitment. It mentions artistic products and the influence of Lapten, while noting individuals in Cambodia, Ton-Yin, China, and Japan. It claims Chinese die or excel in precision and claims the best finds may reach shores, though wording is unclear.
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Lapen
Cambodia
Ton- Yin
China
Japan
Greeera and Frniterers' Baga Wrapping and Paper Trade
Wholesale and retail commerce in Cord, Constantine, Gardner, and nearby marts described. Local dealers in Greeera and Frniterers' Baga wrapping and Oreneeproof papers advertised and analyzed for market reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine and Gardner
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