Weights for Melbourne and Canalfield Cups to be set
Simultaneous declarations will be made before 6 p.m. Monday. Australian entries Old Mungindi, Lord Nagar, Bundong, King Mostyn and Montauk travel to Melbourne under J. Finn. A Sydney writer notes Greek Fire in good form at Victoria Park amid Grand National hurdles discussions with historical weight patterns affecting winners in the 12st and under classes.
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Melbourne
Sydney
candi+s
Victoria Ark
Don Quixote
Redleap
Jallunder
Mentone
Lord Grey
Merungua
Bundonge
Sussex
Grendmaster
Flemington
Mungindi
Caibye
Waimai
A Hint of Value Promotes Doans Backache Kidney Pills
Mrs H Crawford of Beaconsfield Fremantle shares a long testimonial praising Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for severe back pain and kidney trouble. She reports rapid relief after a day or two and lasting cure for eight years with no recurrence. She later confirms continued good health twelve years on and endorses Doan's as wonderful. The remedy costs 2s 9d a bottle or sixteen 15s 3d for six bottles and is sold by Foster McClellan Co. at 313 Murray Street Perth.
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Dean
Foster-McClellan Co
Murray-street
Perth
Doan’s
John Macintosh Newt Mechanic Institute Page Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists items related to a mechanic institute and pavilions including horses, teeth care, and stables. It preserves naming of John Macintosh and mentions GeoMAT and Trnsses of Canes in a historical catalog context.
New Stamp Duties Take Effect July 1 1918
The State Commissioner of Taxation announces changes in Stamp Duties. Promissory notes and bills of exchange taxed at 1d per 50 shillings. Receipts taxed 1d per pound up to 25, 2d per 25 to 50, 3d per 50 to 100 and above. Wages receipts must be stamped if over one shilling a week. Betting tickets taxed 2d inside racecourse enclosures and 1d outside. Abstract of Stamp Duties revised to date to be issued at 6d.
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State Commissioner of Taxation
Metropolitan
Goldfields
Jellicoe Survives Mediterannean Catastrophe Aboard Victoria
A century and a quarter earlier the ship Victoria was rammed by the Camperdown and sank in the Mediterranean. Commander John Jellicoe, feverish at 103 degrees, survived after being rescued from the sinking vessel. Officers and men perished, including Sir John Tyrone, leaving Jellicoe to reflect on how he survived the disaster.
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Mediterranean
Jellicoe
John Tyron
Jack
John’ eTaghee Bey Ue Uy
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Man-O-War
London
Meat Trades’ Journal
Rory
John Macintosh
Newt Mechanicn’ Institute
Jellicoe Story
Carter « Semple
Tlephon
Genfrat
Fitzgerald
Northam
Udrian Assurance Company
Apa ' Tee
R. J. D. Melman, Erase Mamager
A. D. Mitchell
Dowerin Mail
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