Canberra A.R.C. Race Meeting Marks One Thousand Attendance
The first registered race meeting at Canberra drew about a thousand spectators, a district record, with large fields and solid racing. Officials led by Stipendiary Steward Mr P Reed earned praise. results included Plain Bill winning the Opening Handicap, Ten Pins defeating Laddie Lee, and several other races with close finishes and notable odds.
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Canberra
P. Reed
J. Con Plain Bill
Wallis
Sevhey
Nelligan
Burri King
Cool Ray
Peach Pie
Kenbar
Ginger Willie
Winlark
Lady Humphries
Master Chat
Plain Bill
Acton
Tirmin
Bill Bunsor
Davis
Laddie Lee
Merry King Silver Law
Gazelle
Bat Plane
Molly
Ten Pins
R. Travis
Ives
C. Ticknester Chat
Some Stitch
Imin
Auction of thirty eight Moore No 1 blocks on Campbell Street
Thirty eight choice residential blocks in Moore No 1 indivision will be auctioned on Saturday at 2 p.m. by Woodgers and Calthorpe. The Campbell Street frontage to the Park offers attractive prospects for immediate building or investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldfield & Son
Show Ground
Jobe Bradley
Moore No. 1 Indivision
Messrs. Woodgers & Calthorpe
Campbell St
Park
Anzac Tweed Industry Survives War Time Challenge
The Anzac Tweed industry born from repatriation crafts, built by returned soldiers in Geelong and Melbourne, persisted amid competition from power looms. Now a cooperative, it sells directly to customers, praised for value, quality, and versatility, including ladies wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Woollen Mills
Geelong
Australia
Commonwealth Department of Repatriation
Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League
Donegal
Great Britain
J. W. McKensair
Anzac Tweed Company
Anzac House
Collins Street
Melbourne
Anzac
Local League Delegates Plan Sydney and Canberra Visits
Delegates including J H Teotell and J discuss the season end with plans for League Bain to affiliate with the Sydney Leagues and invite North Sydney Club to Canberra early. A call for field officials at £1 1s per game and March 17 meeting at The Gap are set. a codfish of 35 pounds was caught on Sunday and Molongle residents welcome new worker cottages near the Power House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleguiss
J. H. Teotell
North Bydney
Canberrest
J. J. Dillon
P. Douglas
Quesnbey
Molongle
Special sheep sale advertisement and jewelry ads
On Saturday at p.m. a Woolare E Canorge sale advertises a special sheep sale. Details of the various lines are advertised in this issue. Inspect C. Baden's new stock of jewelry etc. Latest Sydney prices. Jewelry made to your own design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Baden
Sydney
Jewallary
P. W. Hammond
Act
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S. J. Taylor Builder & Contractor
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Amy
Stowe
Goulborn
T. R. O'Neill
Jeaves Walsh
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W. C. Russell
School of Airnumbers
Siles Main Street
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Quemeryas
Fred Kaye
Royal Hote Cranford Street
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Norman
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R. J Doherty
Acre
Idoe Buckley
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Chis
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Wee
Sutton
Werresday
Presbyteries Church
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Urscory
Ieraed
Wented
Percy
User & March
Southwell
Harvest Fist Dai
Abrahams
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Ila
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Menda
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