Kalgoorlie Races First Day Weights Listed at Club Meeting
At Kalgoorlie Club a program of weights for events on May 3 was issued. The Golden Mile includes Sue mile owagger Wise Alison and Mareaux among the entries with specified weights.
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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
1
At Kalgoorlie Club a program of weights for events on May 3 was issued. The Golden Mile includes Sue mile owagger Wise Alison and Mareaux among the entries with specified weights.
The report notes May 7 events in autumn season focusing on a one mile event and a hall venue. Details are fragmentary but indicate a schedule item and location. Participants or outcomes are not specified in the readable text.
Constable HA Oliver reports to the Government Statistician on stock and crop conditions in Goomalling subdistrict for the year ending December 3, 1912. Areas 27b/10, 2/80, and 57/80 show slight stock decreases due to feed and water scarcity. feed is more plentiful this season and stock are in good condition with strong wool prices. Wheat yields were heavier than last year, oats and barley did well, parley scarce near Gogambing but better around Wyena Ing. Rain不足 affected eastern areas around Wongan Hills delaying railway returns. New ground cleared and fallow increased. with sufficient rain next season could be strong. The writer thanks all contacted during data collection.
Debates a proposed law to alter Paragraphs of Section Fifty-one to give Parliament power over commerce and corporations, limit municipal entities, set rules on labor and unemployment, and enable conciliation and arbitration for railway employment disputes. It questions federal power to regulate trusts, monopolies, and nationalise industries, while excluding government-run entities.
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