Sandown Steeplechase Notes and Winners
Sporting notes from Melbourne report Sandown racing results with Park Handicap outcomes. Winners include Lerderderer holding off Golden Cairn and Silver Strand taking second division honours. details are incomplete due to garbled OCR but indicate distances, placings, and names such as Bernade Coravisator and Thunderstorm in various events.
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At Park
Lerderdere
Golden Cairn
Finnditap
Silver Strand
Gatheart
Coravisator
Bly Ion Headicap
Glenearn
Bennie Oe George
Bowood
Elf
Moorefield Race Meet Gives Mixed Weather and Results
Moorefield meeting held in fine weather with a large attendance. Hurdle results feature Lemanwood and Amilcorn among others. Mile events include Meadow King and Starborough in strong showings. Winners include Lady Eplendor and Valionn with various stakes noted.
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Sydney
Baturtay
Lemanwood
Meanes
Amilcorn
Winwar
Bhaftesee
Aires
Meadow King
Valionn
Stradbrooke Handicap Won by Lady Hope at Brisbane
Stradbroke handicap run today won by Lady Hope with Fitteworth Gun second and Rhondda third. Dividends: 8/18 and 12/-. Newcastle races saw Strathroyale win the Cup with Finna ban second and Brankenburg third. London notes King George's first win in the Fitzwilliam Stakes with two-year-old Bortle second and Bidrick third.
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Henter
Hrigbane
Stradbrook Pianetea
Latope
Fitteworth
Rhondda
Newcastle
Howcastle
Strathroyale
Finna Ban
Brankenburg
King George's
London
King George
Bortle
Leonard de Rothechild
Bidrick
Harriers' Sports Meeting Between East Melbourne and City
Melbourne report covers the annual Harriers challenge between East Melbourne and City. Results show 120 Yards Hurdles: J Borteo first, M D O'Connell second, G Pronon third with 18 seconds. Half-mile Handicap: D Turnbull won with EB Hedley second and C W Beott third in 32 minutes 9 seconds.
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Melbourne
East Melbourne
Ittiers
J. Borteo
DD. O'Connell
G. Pronon
D. Turnbull
EB. Hedley
C. VV. Beott
Mtn
Haot
Metropolitan Matchday Football Results From Melbourne
Football results from Melbourne reports show Fitzroy 10 goals 12 behinds 82 points, vs South Melbourne 4 6 30, while other matches list scores for Prahran, Port Melbourne, and Northcote. Donations to the Obrint Church fund noted, including £2 2s from Mr W H Melville and 10s from Mr B F Johnston.
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Melbourne
Getarday
Fitzroy
Br Ca
Kpeieta Aldeae
Peat Sanderalty
Goaie
Brad
Polartr
Pe Banenon
Navar
Northcots
Prahran
Tehinds
Port Melbourne
Eastertom Bunt Blue at Casterton District Meet
Opening meet of the Casterton district Huot Club Hounds held under Bovey conditions. The event ran at 2:20, with Eaves and followers providing a strong run on the F1 road and over about 20 fences. A fall occurred but caused no serious damage. a large crowd supported master D. Stock and deputy W. Cameron, with riders including Rhodes, Johnson, Mears, Stock, Jeffies, Tree, Mancocks, Down, M Dea, Bowd.
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Sant “Charteeton
Casterton ‘District Huot Club
Unier - Bovey
D. Stock
Mr. G." Cameron
Enter
Tonteman
W. Rhodes
Wai R
W. Johnson
Mears
J. Stock
G. Jeffies
M. Tree
KR. Mancocks
J. Down
G. M'Dean
Bowd
Notable Entries From Afternoon Hospital Mechanics Hall
After the hot members were entertained by the president, Mr Ef, MM Mackinnon, at afternoon ten at her refreshment stall at the hospital hall mechanics.
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Andursom
Roxy
MM. Mackinnon
Hospital Hataar
Mechanics’ Hall
Monthly Medal Competition at Local Links
The ColF monthly medal event was played at Inst Batur ay amid light rain early. Winner Esuvey Kalth Learmonth posted 7S net with a 24 handicap. Pender and Row tied for best gross, to play off later for season end gold medal. Afternoon tea by Mrs B Lawrence appreciated. Scores follow.
Mixed doubles tie ends in another round
The mixed doubles match between Pender and Mrs. Laidlaw versus Latilaw and Mrs. Lawrence concluded on Thursday. Pender and Mrs. Laidlaw won the set, earning advancement to a further round for the next stage of the competition.
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He- Pender
Caramot Gun Club Meeting Sets Seasonal Events
The Caramot Gun Club reported forty members on the books at a Saturday meeting. A trophy donated by Mr Angus is to be contested with three shoots of eleven bids each. The first match is planned for the 27th with club and interclub matches likely later.
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Caramot
Angus Bi Je
Winter football night opens promising season
The opening of the winter games week looks propitious for a successful season with strong association tickets in demand. Caledonians and Baptists clash on Melville Oval while Eason, Olpheny, and Cameron drive plays as the Caledonian forwards press, and Baptists struggle without full strength.
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Caledonians
Baptiste
Melville
Eason
Olpheny
Seat
Norman Cameron
Mae
Rigantic
En Stripele
Patterson
Barclay
Forbes
Syd. Cameron
W. Sack
Mercantiles
Satoniahsd Mart
Earl Telo
O'Connell
Downes
Proud
Menea
Lodge
Aboney
Itfor
Fentos
Stan Heaney
Austins Waller
Christ Church
Johnson
Hanlon
Irans
Doubtful crowd expected for match with changes and debuts
A record crowd is anticipated with Frank Eason matched against Plant Laidlaw in the center. New players Norton and Kell may appear with Livock ready, while BR Dean’s brother debuts. Harold Hanlon plans a rematch and renewed hopes. The program includes a photo parade and improved coaching evident in the ShEud team under Jack Worrall. The Dons defeated Megpies last season and the forthcoming length contest promises excitement. South Melbourne and Besan don are strong, with Carlton, Collingwood, Fitzroy, Geelong late to form. University, Richmond and Melbourne seen as potential surprise packets while negotiations meet at eight. The secretary notes a £5 donation toward the fund.
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Toas
Frank Eason
Laidlaw
Norton
Kell
Livock
BR. Dean
Harold Hanlon
Pho
Grambeu
Jack Worrall
South Melbourne
Besandon
Oarnton
Collisewood
Fitster
Geelone
University
Richmond
Melbourne
W. EH
Melville
Costs and strictures in land dispute case in Supreme Court
In a four day hearing, William Henry Him of Dookie sought to prove two blocks of land belonged to his father’s trust estate, while his brother contends they were left to him by their mother in 1909. The judge upheld the plaintiff but with no costs, lamenting that litigation costs often exceed the dispute’s value and urging adherence to the rule that costs follow the event.
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Thia Wes
Supreme Court
Sim
William Henry Him
Dookie
Zencelot Errington Sim
A’heckett
Coate
Tt. Weigall
K.C
Saepensatire
Justice A.buckett
Nathan son suffers leg fracture in Ganer hour clash
PAMNOFORD From Our Own CorrespondentCharles Nathan son of Mr M Nathan while Wing football with the state school boys during the Ganer hour collided with another boy the result being that one of his legs was broken He was attended by Dr Re Ravin Master Thomas Gomerville and his sister Lizzie palmed their merit certificates at the examination held there last Monday by the inspector Mr Lowry
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Charles Nathan
M. Nathan
Re Ravin
Thomas Gomerville
Lizzie
Lowry
Pembhurst Rain Records Mark Early Year
Cir Own Correspondent reports we have recorded 14.4 inches of rain so far this year with a total 14.4 inches by the present month at the shire bell. At a recent meeting of the Traders' Association it was decided to show a travel belt holiday next week with events planned for Wednesday Empire Day.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Promises Neuralgia Relief
An old ad-like fragment touts Woods Great Pepgeomine Cure for children and Chamberlain's Pain Balm for neuralgia. It claims immediate soothing with repeated rubs, keeping patients warm. Several testimonials note cures though phrasing is garbled and repetitive.
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Chamberlain
Bald Ny
Fhomeoo and Co
Weather report for Melbourne and weekly notes
The Melbourne weather outlook for tomorrow remains cloudy and cool with variable winds, while rainfall totals from Saturday show varying amounts across districts. The weekly forecast notes a shift from high pressure to a shallow westward cyclone bringing rain and storms, with general rainfall across the state and several local extremes in different regions.
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Melbourne
Ranger
Bandar
Beulah
Korot
Erstera
Malles
Mildura
Central
Queensclif
North-east
Nointa
Gippsland
BTUBHORN AS A MULE A New Discovery for Coughs
Dr. B Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds covers the most stubborn cases. It is a safe and certain remedy for coughs, colds, and all throat troubles. Pleasant to take. Every bottle guaranteed.
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B Sheldon
Broadiman fund meeting planned in town hall
Notices for the Broadiman fund mention a concert or event to be held in the town hall tomorrow evening. People are urged to attend early for preferred seating as a record house is anticipated and those wishing to attend are advised to arrive promptly.
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Wales
Seventy Seven Year Old Tenor Santley Plans Final Season
Grace of many ii bs Crystal Palace on Good Friday afternoon saw Sir Charles Santley, renowned English baritone, sing Handel and Gounod in a farewell recital. He recalls fifty four years on stage, mentions Covent Garden debuts, and confirms a Matinee at Covent Garden on May 28 with contributors including Maud Allan and Harry Lauder.
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Crystal Palace
Charles Santley
Gounod
Samson
Gharias Anid
Jaly
Italy
Coventt Garden
Covent Garden
Tom Tog
Waterman
Biert Tree
Maud Allan
Harry Lauder
Geean
Chamberlain's Remedy Praised By Local Customer
A Sapler resident Mr J H Bickerstaff commends Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for relief from stomach and dysentery symptoms. He notes recommending it to customers who recovered well. Sold locally by Thomson pod.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Bickerstaff
Sapler
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OUP
BTR _STRATHROYALE
Rayter
Tel Telegram
Reuter
Hharriers’ Sports Meeting
Rode Ie Patio
Baer Agendon
Tof Obrint Charch Club
Mr. H. Ware
Bees
W. H. Mel- Ville
B. F. Johovon
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Kes Taarmonth
Rippon
J. Foeberteen
Pender Az Ar
A. B. Drew
W. B. Melville Bratt
PF. R. Meek
Learmonth
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Caramot Gun Club
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Pamnoford
Childre
Woods
Hamilton Records
Hamilton
Rhode
Cnet
Stax
Mision
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Broadman Fund
Broadiman Fund
C. Santley
Australian Mutual Provident Society
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Collins Street
D. T
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GS. Stanley
Bey
Proninn Gallery
Bobby Potterns
S. L. Steele
Cornish
Red House
Hata
Surawoor
Bart
Manchester
Thess
John Cornish
Gray-street
W.P. Bugs
W. H. Carthew
Thomson Street
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