Goggin Versus Arents Rematch At Marquis of Queenshaye
In a twenty round undercard bout at the Marquis of Queenshaye arena Jack Goggin aged 46 and Arents 32 fought a hard draw with multiple exchanges. Hector aided by Zib and Davies oversaw the bout while Grenfell and Ee acted as referees and crowd settled decisions.
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R.W.A
Queenshgey
Jack Goggin
Aréole
Ro Brement
Mie R. Davies
C. Connelly
Edu
Tentants
R.grenfell
Arents
Porter
Anderson
Edwards
Slavin
Goggin
Hector
Jogmin
Arente
Ganda
Wright
Arenis
Aranis
Gogein
Hines
Arentz
Fier
Geo
Hec*tor
Googin
Areniz
Jiu
Jack
Pethu
Wils
Arants
Goggin Vane
Local club advertises July 17 programme
The issue notes the club’s July 17 schedule. It reports Mr W. Howards gelding Farmer injured while running in the bunch on Monday. The Thursday treatment should allow him to be ready for Daly meeting preparation.
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W. Howard
Thoreday
Towns and Brigade clash after tight Sunday football score
Football report notes Towns won 5 goals 8 behinds to Brigade 2 goals 4 behinds last Sunday. Tomorrow afternoon Mines and Towne meet again as selections are announced from Schelse, Champion, Purcell, Magor, Hearne, Hewitt, Neville, Edhouse and others for the squad.
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Towns
Brigade
Mines and Towne
Winea
England and Australia draw after rain hits third test
The third test between England and Australia began Monday with 18,000 spectators. Fry won the toss and scored 310 for seven before declaring on Wednesday after Hobbs fell just short with 107. Australia replied 282 for seven, Macartney 99 and Kelleway 61 leading the stand. Continuous rain interrupted play, ending in a drawn match.
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England
Australia
Fry
Hobbs
Sven
Macartney
Kelleway
Hobbs, Emery win in Dewar Shield clash at Geraldton
In the Dewar Shield match Hobbs and Emery beat Rhodes, Kellaway, and others as Australia’s bowling faces praise and complaints. The Daily Mail notes Macartney and Kelleway praised while critics cite lack of variety in English bowling. Geraldton game scheduled tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. with Campbell Doyle Evans Senter Champion Roney in the lineup.
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Barra
Wilona
Geraldton
Daily Mail
J. Glenn
Australia
Jennings
Smith
Foster
Kelleway
Rhowder
Bouter Doyle
Macartney
I. Water
Herbert
Bardaley,'Iliw
Rhiyles YO
Evans
Od Smith
Gregory
Fuster
Dean
Wheeler
Matthews
Campbell
Hawlitt
Rhodes
Sundries
Presentation to Gregory for fifty test matches honor
Sir George Reid presented Syd Gregory with a silver cup and a purse of 200 sors to mark his active participation in fifty test matches.
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George Reid
Syd. Gregory
Gregory
Damages Verdict For Plaintiff In Newspaper Conspiracy Suit
In Perth on Friday in the Supreme Court Thomas and Co. sue newspaper employees George Bailey George Sprohen and PF Hina for conspiracy. After a short retirement the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff awarding £500.
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Perth
Supreme Court
Textice McMillan
Rye
Thomas and Co
George Bailey
George Sprohen
PF. Hina
Death of a Chow Man Slaughter Trial Returns Verdict
Albany reports the trial of Arthur Baldry and Thomas Toward on charges of murdering a Chinese man named Ah Hong on May 14. After deliberation the jury found them guilty of murder. Justice Roath then sentenced each defendant to ten years hard labor.
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Albany
Arthur Baldry
Thomas Toward
Inskey Booth
Ah Hong
Half-Anbon
Roath
Ach
Ledoux Halts Digger in Seventh Round Prize Fight
In Paris this week, Ledoux stopped Boslag Digger Stanley in the seventh round of a twenty round lightweight world title bout. Stanley used science but Ledoux pressed with furious attacks, landing a decisive left hook to chest and face. Meanwhile public opinion favored Goggin over Arentz after a disputed decision in the Arentz Goggin match, noting the referee’s tally favored Goggin on many left-hand blows.
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Digger Stanley
Ledoux
Paris
Digger
Stanley
Becatse Goggin
Hia
Hin
Chit Jonada
Guggin
Arents
TE GRAVING DOCK Perth announces dock project pause
Reported by Mr Johnson before adjournment of the Assembly the government will halt further Fremantle craving lock works and reorganise the project. It seeks to repurpose the site for wharfage with inquiries to determine feasibility and Parliament submission while expenditure stands at £133,438.
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Perth
Johnson
Fremantle
Spain
New Zealand Parliament Opens as Opposition Leader Protests
Wellington Friday Dominion Parliament opened with an Opposition leader's protest notice against a motion for the Address in Reply. The prospects suggest the McKenzie Government faces defeat.
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Wellington
Dominion
Cette Joony Mc Mureey
McKenzie
Labor Unions Amalgamate in Tasmanian Australia
Sydney Friday reports that the Laborers' Unions of Tasmania and Australia have amalgamated, forming the United Laborers' Union to unify workers under a single banner. The new union aims to streamline representation across regions and sectors.
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Sydney
Laborers’ Unions
Tasmania
Australia
Quited Laborers’ Union
Parliament Reassembles Plans Wide Western Australia Rail Projects
The eighth West Australian Parliament reassembled with the Governor urging Bills for railway expansions from Norseanan to Esperance, a Margaret River spur, Bolgart extension, a line west to Wagin, and routes serving Cowcowing, M Marshall, and adjacent areas. Also to consider Fremantle Kalgoorlie link, metropolitan tram purchase, liquor law reforms, traffic controls, fisheries and dairy supply measures, Land Tax Act and other legal updates.
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Perth
West Australia
Norseanan Ti
Esperance Ling
Margaret River
Bolgart
Ot Wagina
Cowcowing
M Marehall
Affwent
Mt Arrowsmith
Waudorin
Fremantle
Kalgoorlie
Billa
Tramsvaya
Cnmple
Jay
Alan
M. Willock At Meekatharra Hotel In Day Dawn Event
M Willock will be at the Meekatharra Hotel for a work day featuring new season samples. Garments available for fitting. hand sewn items offered with no objectionable post office duties mentioned. Day Dawn location implied.
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M. Willock
Australia V Essex Match Report Summary
Essex lead by one wicket as they reach 189 for one in pursuit. Chronic chest complaints mentioned. Woods Great Peppermints noted with figures 1/6.
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Essex
Woods Great
Diggle Sets 202 Point Record in Thenday Match
Diggle breaks record with 202 points against Warvecon on Thenday. Scoraa finish shows Harveaon 12,161 and Diggle 11,787, marking a high scoring event with notable totals and standings.
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Diggle
Warvecon
Scoraa
Harveaon
Meehatharra Racing Club Picnic Meeting Cards
Meehatharra Racing Club schedules a Wednesday picnic meeting on July 17 1913 with multiple events. Included are Prienaar 1, Bunt Clubs Hurdles, Amateur Races, Open Handicap, Second Class Hack Race, Marmont Handicap, Racesmen's Race, First Class Hack Race, and Forced Handicap with details on distance, prize money and entry rules.
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Prienaar
Farlones
Thos. Ryan
Eng
Hardles
H. F. Goss
Ilences
Swimmning King's Cup heats at Bath start with tight finish
The pre competition for The King's Cup began at Bath Swimming Crab last Saturday. TJ Morris of London led after the first test with 15 points, Frank Nehryver of Western Australia second on 10. Blatherwick, Carile, Goalen, Sheffield and Champion (NZ) followed with decreasing scores. Morrie won Anal, Champion second but disqualified for fouling Blatherwick. Schryver dead-heated for third on points and placed second.
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Bath
TJ Morris
London
Frank Nehryver
Western Australia
Bratherwick
Carlile
Goalen
Sheffield
Champion
Dr Morrie
Blatherwick
Schryver
Luptons Gold Mines Balance Sheet 1912 Audit
Auditor states no liability after examining Luptons Gold Mines NL books and vouchers for year ending May 1912 and balance sheet and profit and loss account as of June 25 1919 at Mockatharra.
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Luptons Gold Mines
Luptons
N L
Sint May
Immunina
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Tutt
Boslag
TE Graving Dock
New Zealand
Paliienel
Peak Hill
BAKER
Costiniti Hotel
Biards
Meehatharra Racing Club
Tom Curnow
Campbell Street
Tom Burns
Royal Mail Buildings
Reg
W.a-T.c
Soma
Tatt's
P. L. Rassmussen
Meekatharra Hotel
Calla Dne
W.A. Bank
Nanvine
Sit
Ballion
Aso
Mockatharra
Bails
Neil Campell
Yeursday
D. O'Callaghan
W. Baker
G. S.gillies
A.W. A. Hall
E. Teggins
E. Theyer
A. T. Threadgold
Meekatharra
Richard Mahony
A.W.A. Hall
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