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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

Sep 02, 1909

Page

3

Mint wins at Aspendale Park horse races

Melbourne racing results report from Aspendale Park races. Mint wins the Purse after a close finish, with other races including Triwl Hamlicap and Jumpers Flat showing winners Ritmo Citica and Reece-Citica, and Steeplerlinse a double heat event. Agpendale Estate features Malmeley Siege Moi William in the placings.

Melbourne Triwl Hamlicap Ritmo B. Beresford Wattle Reece—Citica Winajeun Mirage Aspeodale Park Pmundicap— Tatu Moomon Blind Darty Halin Leneth

Morphettville races in fine weather with mixed results

Adelaide racing meet at Morphettville drew a large crowd despite light attendance. Winners included We Jeneth in Dividends, HAGLC Derby saw Sir Hadwin take top honors, and Scintillation and Tongtt earned wins among a field of thirteen and twenty-one rivals respectively.

Adelaide Morphetville Muirhemd Baby Orphan Girl Campbell We Jeneth Camrelia Ryan Mundiaba Carteri Butler Derby Lewis Permean Liddle Sir Hadwin Flynn Munro Tate Bolts Tongtt Wividenda Cerys Lins Athard Hondeap Hiddlei Topedi Toener Golden Hl Pym Tisblend

South Melbourne Football Visit Seeks Player Guernsey Numbers

A notice invites outside players to attend a Wednesday event at the Criterion Hotel to receive guernseys for South Melbourne. Each name will be printed with its number so the public can identify players and judge merit. Revenue from the process funds visiting players expenses. CHURCHES AND SCHOOL COMPETITION.

Uriterion Bea Titwlay Henry Mol Erney

Baptists Face Final With Presbyterians After Narrow Semi Final Loss

In rain softened ground conditions Baptists Christ Church and Presbyterians St Marys fought a tight semifinal. Christ Church edged ahead by half time and held off late Baptist pressure as Baker delivered standout defense and timely clearances. Christ Church won the semi to meet Presbyterian contenders in the final.

Baptists Chriatchurch Presbyterians St. Mary's Christ Church Friendly Societies Oval The Baker Alao Srvice Baptiste

Christ Church and Baptists Clash In Marmite Football Match

A chaotic but lively football clash featured Christ Church and Baptists with Stephens of Christ Church delivering the cleanest play. Key contributors included Baker, Hawney, Stephens, and Molesworth for Christ Church, while Ades and others showed effort but could not overturn the Baptists. Umpiring by Mr Wheeler of Coleraine provided steady officiating as teams traded chances and goals.

Stephens Christ Church Po Walker Wilson Kluton Wo Sack Stewart Pitman Atuchbercy Ada Too Baker Hawney Molesworth Blacknoey

Final Untitled Football Match Between Presbyterians and Public

The final game, keenly anticipated, pits the Thaptisty ao Presbyterians against the public in a contest that could yield a historic record if the Presbyterians win by 30. If defeated they may earn a rematch, and both sides have shown football to underline strong form this season. A large town rally could be held on a public holiday afternoon to support the fixture and the ongoing competition.

Baptista Nereon Melbourne

Silver Stars Triumph Over Coleraine Pirates in Cramped Match

The Silver Stars beat Coleraine Pirates by 46 to 17 amid a soggy ground. Grimmett Morivon Hutchins Pitman Callander Haley Creek Ties led Silver Stars with strong play, while Raper Kaloe Tooley Blox Nicklen Farrelly Lampard starred for Pirates. Eight straight wins mark the Stars season. a club meeting is planned at Mr Grimmett's home Monday night.

Silver Star Silver Stars Pirates Bebimla Grimmett Morivon Hutchins Joe Pitman Callander Haley Creek Ties Osera Raper Kaloe Tooley Blox Nicklen Farrelly Lampard Fullerton

Telangatuk Football Ball Sees Record Attendance and Medal

The Telangatuk Football Club held its annual ball and supper at the local hall on Friday night with about forty couples attending from Balmoral Clearlake Telangatuk West and Conargo. A gold medal was awarded by Mr J Jackman to the best player in the Telangatuk Huet team. Mr Talbot Rigby received the prize amid cheers. Supper followed with viands from Mr Pope of Hamilton. music by Mr B and Mian BR Jackman and MC duties by J Rodgers A Brindley and W Robertson jun.

Telangatuk M. Brody Jackman Talbot Rigby Pope Hamilton Dencon

Penshurst Couraisg Club Meeting Notice

Penshurst Couraisg Club to hold a meeting tomorrow at 9 30 pm sharp in the draw with several listed matches and competitors including Mephyr Flower, Conservative Kaffir Queens, Blight Mond, Civerall v Mise Klabrie, Minetteff v Alakeempre, Hopeful Major, Lady Gambler, Trin for Avery, Don 4elve, and Honest Boy Gilliceribach in a local early 20th century setting.

Prenbhurst Guma Entyte Mephyr Flower Kaffir Queens Civerall Mise Klabrie Minetteff Alakeempre Lady Gambler Trin Avery Don Gilliceribach

Rifle Shooting Friendly Society Competition Advances Stage

Natives and Reababites met in a later evening trial as part of the Rifle Shooting Friendly Society event. Team scores showed Natives 445 and Reababites 427 with individual shares listed as A Smith 61 N Hell 69 O Humphries of A Beycon H Harles 63 Daview 61 F Mathias 51 O Podd 51 for a final 455 for Natives and A White 84 D Wilton 67 Willon 44 White 52 A Diwell 92 Whitmore 52 Brokenshire 44 for a final 427 for Reababites.

Herhabites A. Smith N. Hell O. Humphries Beycon Fa H. Harles Daview F. Mathias Podd A. White D Wilton Willon Nd. Scattereil White A. Diwell Whitmore Brokenshiire

Balmoral Rifle Club Holds Annual General Meeting

The Balmoral Rifle Club met at the Western hotel on Labor Day afternoon August 21. Captain HL Won chaired as members reviewed receipts and expenditures, with 16 or more marksmen noted and a new slate of officers and committee members appointed for the coming year.

Balmoral Tharing Talmoral Johnson Thos. Rigby M'C Lyon Fea Cassidy W. M'Kinnen Tyrnerig W. Malam Phomte Ootheswoldt TB Creen Thorfield Wo Treadwell Maten Wessry Too Murray Fl L Thea Taper

Election and leadership changes at Minkamite Shire meeting

The Minkamite Shire council met at Powkes Hale's hall to discuss motions on chairing and the presidential election. Dr O Brien moved to defer the election, Cr Meagher argued for proceeding. an amendment passed four to three and Cr Pye was elected president with Cr Drew as vice.

Aire Hall Powkes- Hale Brien Ippen Tuition Meaghir Al.gulilan Ur Tyan Ur. O Hrien Ur. Pye Cr . Giintan Peemdent R. Méagher Aalil Conseil Dr. O'Brien Meagher Lye Dr. Ryan Cr. M. Quinlan Cr. Pye Cr. O'Brien Cr. Drew Gapes Drew Bia Councllore M. Quinlan P. J. Quinlan Tle Council O'Brien

Ordinary Meeting Briefs From Bacchoa Mareh Shire Council

The Ordinary Meeting discusses keeping control of the Unused Road and Water Frontages Act with Public Works and municipalities rather than Lands department. A delegate may attend the Municipal Association annual session. The council notes a flooding incident at Moyne Meadows caused by high water and references Mr Baird’s property.

Bacchoa Mareh Public Works Department Landa Department Gapenapid Lands Department Wnueed Bohenell Bunicipal Association National Mutual Life Association of Australia Baird Moyne Meadows

Macarthur Shire Proceedings Report On Road Works And Repairs

The council notes engineer reports on gravelling and culverts for main roads, including Hawkerdale and Reid’s Lane. Tenders accepted for southeast and west riding maintenance labor, with budgeted metal quantities and a plan to divide unused road funds among ridings. Public works, rates, and petty improvements are detailed alongside ongoing drainage and footpath projects.

Orford Machaniee T. J. Pye Beosiobelle Lnok Kumeralle Department of Public Works BF. Qo Thistle Pit T. Maher Ardonachie Reid Joyning J. Miljea Buldoesa Wowlathorpe Heme K. Jotnem Macarthur Tennis Club Teel Reeraley Hienebreets Venta Clut Deane Grantiol Macarthur Belfast Cnd Wan Ee Dr. O'Brien Efleet Pye Carrie T Riordan Bros Ming Redeck Dr. Ford Fonds Cr Pye Iya Twomey Penshopat Loneulac Couner Fletcher Foreyth's Slattery’s Weedland Wondland Myamyn Veneral Uusinebaa M. Quilalan Tigan Sharrock’s Hawkerdale O'Brien Ur, Pye Shurro Council Pany Meagher M. Quinlan Hawkes Rale Wher Redwell Mount Kerlés Sparrow's Brien Green's Mo Quinn Stent Wood Enid Earl Sorin Tonia Lane Engiineer North Foot Nouth Weet Cr. Gapea Cr O'Brien

Gippsland Train Service Promises Upgraded Access

A wire report notes promises from a Gippsland train service official to improve facilities and services. The uncertain message outlines plans for higher ratings and better handling of a general question about ongoing upkeep and future funding at Ulpata.

Bourne Cattle Market Yarding and Prices Report

Cattle and yarding at Bourne today total 196 with 904 from New South Wales 550 from the North East 250 from Gippsland 76 from Ruth Gippsland 140 from the northern district and the remainder from the western district. Strong demand varied with buyers advantaged by prices and cows priced firm. Prime bullocks range £11 15s to £13 10s extra £14 10s to £16 30s good meat heady weights £8 to £9 10s, seconds £7 milk cows £4 to £3 5s odd beasts to £11 15s. Calves were penned with demand active at slightly improved rates.

Melbourne New South Wales Gippsland Ruth Gippsland

LBOUNHE Produce Market Prices Noted

Market prices listed for various produce items with rates per unit and per ton, including oats, corn meal, chaf, and coal, noting opening and closing figures and per-ton charges. Names and units are partially unclear due to OCR errors but reflect standard produce market quotation style.

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