Mark Time the champion horse with extensive prize lineage
Mark Time a four bay horse, 16% hands high, unbeaten in the show ring. Described lineage includes Better Times, Renfrew shire Jock, and Hawkbeus with numerous Ayr, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Highland Society awards. Government Life Certificate cites soundness. pedigree traces to Drew's Prince of Wales.
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New Zealand
Hla
Salisbury
Ayr
Kilmarnock
Dairy
Glasgow
Abe Highland Society
Edimbaryl
Dunedin
Taciti
Young Conquerer
Sonquerer
Leshmahagow
Jock
Paisley
Mark Time
Nefle
Reformer
Hawkbeus
Drew
Prince of Wales
Scotland
Flor
Souththurve
Jess
Walter Ccott
Imore
Ant
Government Life
From Egypt to Mr. D. Fortune a wounded view from Mex Camp
Pte Jas Clark, one of the Ouyen volunteers, writes from Mex Camp Egypt to Mr D Fortune recounting news from Gallipoli and Alexandria. He notes hospitals full, Turkish wounds, and that Australian divisions will be rotated as 5th and 6th brigades take their places. He praises locals for fighting a harder battle at home.
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Pte
Jas, Clark
Mex Camp
Egypt
D. Fortune
Mallee
Alexandria
Gallipoli
General Hospital
2Rd
Walpcup Red Cross War Effort Grows As Winter Calls
The Red Cross society reports steady weekly membership growth and urgent need for warm clothing for soldiers. Last week two boxes were dispatched in the fourth instalment containing 11 pairs of socks 30 flannel shirts 12 bandages 7 mufflers 4 pyjama coats 6 pyjama pants 5 dozen face washers 45 handkerchiefs 18 pillow slips and a book bundle.
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Red Cross
Suggestion to aid hospitals prompts home textile effort
A letter to Miss White from C. Clinch of the Egypt General Mission urges a temporary shift from socks and shirts to making towels sheets face flannels and similar comforts. He notes Australian hospitals supply well but British institutions lack towels and sheets for patients.
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Miss White
St. Vincent st._ west
Albert Park
C. Clinch
Egypt General Mission
Land Available for Selection near Tempy in Multiple Parishes
Land parcels offered include Mittgan Deering Patchewollock North with 598 to 934 acres each and various distances from Tempy. Second class applies at 18 shillings per acre and third class at 13 shillings. Applications close November 3 for eligible applicants.
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Mittgan
Tempy
Deering
Patchewollock
Pempiy
Distress in the Highlands Appeal for Highlanders
An open letter urges readers to aid Highland dependents who have lost husbands and sons in the war. It praises Highland regiments and describes dire winter needs, asking donations through the Caledonian Society of Melbourne to the Highland Land League in London for rapid distribution.
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Tesco
Smerny
Ene Yillaze
Unita
Areyll
Spiland
Black Watch
Cameron
Dons
Seaforths
Lovat
Wen
Caledonian Society
Victorian Scottist Union
Queen's Walk
Melhourme
Hichland Land League
London
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