Racing Notes From Newmarket and Caulfield Meeting
A mixed report covers Newmarket landicaye runners and top contenders in the twenty five acceptors, with Baverstock Amata Herringbone highlighted. It notes Traquette’s Hawksburn Handicap win at Caulfield and Flash of Steel’s Futurity Stakes victory, plus weight-for-age adjustments and a comic incident at Kedram Park where Kinki slipped free by tail grip before losing his rider mid race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket Landicaye
Tamworth Trotting Club
Newmarket
Traquette
Cealfield
Traquatte
Flemington
Miss Meadows
Flash of Steel
Caul Sela
Saturdsy
Nanbery
Flesh of Steel
Fissh
Steel
Kedram Park
Saya
Daily Mail
Kinki
H. J. Bimgletom
Hrwever
Trail Timetable For Weekday Train Departures
Train timetable lists Monday Wednesday and Friday services with Tamworth leaving at 7 35 am and Gis Attonga arriving 8 45 am. Manilla arrives 9 55 am and departs 10 36 am. Barraba arrives 12 40 pm. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday timetable shows Barrsbe depart 3 45 pm and Asparte at 6 20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Attonga
Manilla
Barraba
Barrsbe
Asparte
Constipation Treated by Chamberlain's Tablets
The article argues temporary constipation stems from weak bowels and indigestion and may become chronic if untreated. It credits Chamberlain's Tablets with gently stimulating the bowels to act naturally without reliance on chronic laxatives. Sold by chemists and storekeepers.
Presbyterian Guard Annual Meeting in Manilla
The Presbyterian meeting at Manilla on February 19th drew good attendance led by Har C Anderson. Reports on the year’s balance sheet, Sunday School attendance, and a motion for sympathy with Mr. Murrey were recorded as committees were named for Manilla, Rushes Creek, and nearby districts. The 1914 year opened with a vacant charge, then Rev C Anderson’s call, and financials showed a surplus after adjustments amid drought and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Merhere
Har
C. Anderson
Johnstona
Manilis
Muurr
Bendemoer
G. T. Woollston
Bomarta
Messris
Mackenzie
A. Bisneh
J. A. Geddes
J. Paterson
D. M. Mackensis
Btwwart
F. W. Moore
G. D. Thomas
J. Smith
Adie
D. Sutherland
Reg Grantham
G. Sutherland
A. McKennar
Net Grantham
Roy Grantham
W. T. Baird
J. Rodger
D. Cowan
T. Robinson
DB. McMillay
F. Burrowes
Bepdeeser
Mesmrs
G. U. Part
John Dixon
Wm. Rel
D.C. Murray
John Reid
W. T. Blair
J. F. M. Murray
W. C. Murray
J J .Haines
Namal River
J. M. Glover
Mungo Park
T. W. Roberts
F. RR. Reid
James Bell
Ernest Park
John Glover
Mesra
W. J. Tobinston
G. T. Bignell
May
Theitt
FH. Hall
Johnston
Burrows
Ncton
Manilly
Souverton
Nawot River
Bendimeer
Bendeweer
Somerton
Addiiomat
Beneft
Erdit
Oity
Bain
Oreetine
Central Committee Meeting at Manilla Church
A February meeting of the central committee at Manilla Church presided by Rev C Anderson heard plans to request the New England Presbytery for services, arrange cemetery improvements including rabbit fencing, and set a working bee to clear undergrowth. Delegates were appointed to discuss cemetery management, and chairs repairs and tree trimming were noted. Officers for the year were named: treasurer D Sutherland secretary T N Johnstone assistant secretary Burrows, works committee A Aiie A T Veness and A Blanch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menilla
Rev. C. Anderson
Ales
Presbytery of
New England
Fay
W. G. Sharpe
Bustentation Wash
Carvan
Electrc
Manilla
Colletittes
Tresguier
D. Sutherland
T. N. Johnstone
Sosistent
Burrows
Worka
A. Aiie
A. T. Veness
A. Blanch
Show Dates List for Various Fixtures Across Towns
The document lists show dates across multiple towns including Tenterfield Armidale Quirindi Warialda Kempsey and Grafton with performances in March April May and August. Dates cover March 1 4 23 24 25 26 and extensions into April May August with several venues and cities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vraity
Tenterfield
Mare
Glen Tunes
Armidale
Quirindi
Warialdu
Kempsey
Dorriga
Eastern Corriga
Grafton
Mey
Brisbane
Uanedah
Inton
War News From Amsterdam and Berlin Report
A Amsterdam message says German desertions claim Germany will lack food and raw materials after May 35. Berlin reports pursuit of Russians in West Prussia ended with seven generals, 100,000 men, and 150 guns captured. East Prussia offensive shifts to the Russians per a Daily Chronicle correspondent. Pro-war demonstrations were organized by the Nationalist Association in Italy with crowds burning the Austrian flag in Venice plazas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Germany
Berlin
West Prussia
East Promis
Petromed
Daily Chronicle
Italy
Venice
Soldiers Riot In Singapore Amid Allied Landing Clash
The Press Bureau reports a riot amid protests at promio tions in Sun Light Indian In Yentry near Singapore. Volunteers from Singapore, the 26th Giehs, and landing parties from British French and Japanese ships fought to quell the unrest. Casualties include three captains two lieutenants 44 British soldiers and sailors three natives and 14 civilians killed ten soldiers wounded. Reuter notes Japanese and French marines landed after fighting. Japanese were wounded and the disturbance was quelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disant
Sun Light
Yentry
Singapore
Focal
Qusiling
Siet
Reuter
Tokio
Traveliera State: Zeebrugge base abandoned after air raids
The Zeebrugge base has been abandoned due to British air raids. Reports indicate the Traveliera state remains in uncertainty as defense measures are reassessed. Citizens await further official statements and potential relocation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traveliera
Zeebrugge
German Triumph Echoes In East Prussia Victory Report
The Emperor responds to Diet blessings by praising united German resolve in East Prussia. He notes the people poets and thinkers have become one in arms and expresses trust in their will to prevail despite rumors. German newspapers celebrate the victory as one of the war’s mightiest successes, surpassing Leipzig and Bedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Prussia
Kul
Tages Zeitung
Leipzig
Bedan
Norwegian steamer Regin sunk near Dover after torpedo attack
The Norwegian steamer Regin of 844 tons was blown up and sunk off Dover after a torpedo strike. A British destroyer rescued the crew. The ship, en route from the Tyne to Hurdesus with coal, sank in ten minutes. A submarine also tried to torpedo a passenger liner from Folkestone to Boulogne on Monday night, the torpedo passing 30 yards ahead of the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regin
Dover
Tyne
Hurdesus
Wieamer
Folkestone
Boulogne
Varsel
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Sporting
Chamberlain
Ted Annis
Mhuustremter Nar Nist
Mes J. Sweeney
Annis
Ybacson
Asily Papere
Wekly
A Wilshire. & CO
MAS
Mealla
Besn
Beeston
Brest
Manule
Bendemeer
Trin Boge
Sydkey, Wednnad
Schnapps
Tm Ord
Sani
Astral
Sani Australia Savings Bank Department
Deponiia
Agenay
Tamworth Branom Lucien
Byoney
Interwat
Snl
Tenester Ue
Ford
Leta Aydney
H. Baker
Manaown
Markwell
Id As Ltd
Canberra
Boye
Deill
Oras Norful Sails
Norfolk
Juscuites
Ta Ld
Economic ‘House
Royal Livery and Bait Stables
Strafford Street
W. P.L. Smith
Hira