Ascot racing card features seven events on Saturday
The program includes the Carlisle Trial Hurdle with Jack Farr and Parcem among top chances, Tankerville Handicap won by Portfolio with Wheat Sheaf and Status Quo likely contenders, Kilmorey Trials with two divisions led by Passport and Conflagration, Eclipse Handicap where Cephrenet may win, Bellhaven Handicap with Morven and Prince Linn, and final event Inspector Scott defeating Somerset and Keerenbeen.
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Fleminton
Ascot
Carlisle
Jack Farr
Parcem
Flemington
Tankerville
Kilmorey
Prince Ronald
Kalbar
High Park
Pambina
Prince Linn
Swettenham
Saki
Inspector Scott
Somerset
Keerenheen
Suliman
Portfolio
Pierre
Curia
Bazaar
Eclipse
Easter Touring Cricket Team Faces Rest of Association
Monday match begins at 1 am with play to lunch then 1.45 and ends at Bird. Afternoon tea to be arranged on the ground. Easter touring party lists players including Pears son Kyle Perry Clayton Crook Youn Carey and Braver with captaincy uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
J. Pearsson
St. Ni
Ae Kyle
Albion
Perry Euids
Clayton
Wade
J. Crook
Waratahs
Clay
Grand Unie
Parma Waltz Final and Selection for Dance Team
The Parma Waltz competition winners will be chosen Monday morning for the rest of the side. The squad includes captain J Chigwidden and players Willey Duxson Drayton Smith Hale Smith Leckie Judd Scote Guy Harry McKennie. Saturday night the shire hall hosts the premiership dance final with Jack Davey’s Melbour ne orchestra and additional features. Admission lists names including Mrs Willaton Donovan Picken ODonaghue Stafford Harris and Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chigwidden
L. Willey
Bob. Duxson
H. Drayton
T. Smith
A. Hale
J Smith
J. Leckie
G. Judd
P. Scote
R. Guy
D. Harry
C. McKennie
Shire Hall
Jack Davey
Serenaders
Melbourne
Ie Willaton
L, Jackson ~ Donovan
DD. Picken
Parsony
O’donaghue
Miss
Golf Season Nears as Clubprepares New Pavilion
The club finishes a well prepared course with cleaned fairways and a new pavilion. The associates plan their annual meeting next Wednesday in March at 8 pm. AML members and invited associates are asked to attend.
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AML
Ing
Sunshine Post Office Seeks Modern Telephone System
Sunshine Progress Association urged adding a telephone cabinet at the Sunshine post office and installing a better system. Dr Lowe argued the current station phone is noisy and inadequate and called on the Council to pursue a full municipal system and the public line at Parsons and Robinson streets.
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Sunshine Progress Assecrtion
Sunshine Post
Lowe
Parsons and
Robinson Streets
Council urged state survey for air raid shelters across shire
Air raid shelter plans were discussed with a call for a state wide survey of shelter details and costs. Dr Barclay proposed bringing the subway project to notice as a potential later asset. The plan envisages shelters for 100 people costing about £50,000, with encouragement for residents to build backyard shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Action
Barclay
Grape Week Street Stall For Charity Planned Near Station
On Friday March 26 a street stall will be erected near the railway station selling grapes and other commodities. Proceeds go to the W C T U Ambulance for A F and the Richmond free kindergarten.
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W.C.T.U
A.F
Richmond
Baptismal Shell Presented by St. Mark's Members
Members of St. Mark's Church who were confirmed last year have donated a baptismal shell for use at baptisms as a thank offering. The shell will be blessed at evensong next Sunday by the Vicar. Keith James will be admitted as a choir boy during the service.
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St. Mark's Church
Evensong
Keith James
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Riverside
Halliwell’s Silks
Nicholson Street
Footscray
D.W
New Seasons
Genoa
T.H. Launder
Irving Street
Niagara Cafe
C. M. Bingham
L. M. James
Anderson RD
INE
Wright Bros. Pty. Ltd
Nicholson St
Hopkins Street
Navy
J. W. McGrath Quality Stores
Sunshine
Tel
Sun
Herbert King & Sons
E Hand H. V. King
Albert
Paisley Streets
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