Roundabout Notes on Horse Ownership and Local Politics
The Forbes show reports two top buggy horse owners forming a temporary partnership then facing a protest. The Show Committee upheld the protest, awarding the first prize to bona fide owners of the second pair and barring prizes when horses are shown in joint names. The column also covers land scandals, politics, mining, and local developments, including proposed town improvements and railway plans.
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Forbes
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Eden George
George
Messrs
Maiden
Hay
State Assembly
Jones
Larry Hilla
Darlington
Lhe
Glebe
King
Barry Hills
Molong
Rasaau
John Stanley Parker
Tom Brown
Calare
N.8.w
Crick
Willis
Assembly
Grenfell Way
Goonigal
Trovett
Party
Johannesburg
Steyn, DeWatt
Hayes
Transvaal
Australia
Orange River
Mazere
Durban
W. Ouseby
A.J.S. Bank
Peak Hill
Nyngan
Clifton
Ouseby
Bananaland
Narromine
Dubbo
Parkes
Stockinbingal
Tiwes
Messrs. Street
Dempster
Cowal West
Frank Allen
B. Green
Victoria
E.l
Shanghai
Ishikawa
Tsukushima
Kawai
Sigen
Desused
Hari-Kari
Tle
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