Retired public servant Graham praised for long service
The article notes Graham, a Government Printing Office official, retired after 47 years in public service. He led Government Advertising and supported Aboriginal education, with a long career spanning municipal and national postings. tributes from colleagues highlight his dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Graham
Olive
Grehhm
Larypua Welleros
RLU
Poorball Club
Wae
Welee Oynism
Gydney Rowine Club
Ind
Amatrur Ate
Sriney
Doe Rosin
England
Australis
New Zealand
Flealey
Fre Riu
Eave Syney
Cali
Beabaro
Aitive Bertima
Wis
Belda
Hia Rev
Labore
Brdge
Sydney
Four Days Stake Money Near £52 000 at Randwick 1923
The Autumn meeting of 1923 at Randwick set records with over 216,000 attendees and a total stake around £52,000, the first time the four day meet surpassed £50,000. Victoria dominated the wins with many horses trained there securing major races, while David the standout Australian horse led victories and earnings. Attendance overall dipped slightly from last year though All Aged Stakes day rose, and bookmakers faced mixed results as the meeting closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Manny Rearkad
Victoran
Aoraes
Randwick
Gael
Asong
David Wae
Foncany Britarth
Menk Comiog Nest
Gian Linaway
Epicure
Pursee
Sir Aocrew
Placetonney
Rivoli
Meir Koparest
Rabu
Call Bell
tWainere
Balan
Ube AJ
C.F. Godley
W. Booth
Rosehill
Cy Lewis
N. McKeona
F. J. Marsden
Taik
F. Willems
A. Wood
Davida
Seid Way
J. Munro
Lunaway
John Aione West
Linaway
Bribie Purser
Sea Phinier
David
Tina
Haverstock
Eiher
Aropis
Aeuuronay
Manowic
Hanvicap
Eter Tecen
Form of Best Horses at the Meeting Wins at Randwick
Racing notes describe Purser and David in weight for age races at Randwick. Purser wins the All Ages Stakes ahead of Whittier, with Derby contender Duke Tainglass and others close behind. David defeats Rivoli in the Cumberland Stakes and later wins the Randwick Plate, with Cypher and King Ingots among runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Wedinestay
Duke Tanglaag
Whittier
Baulemile
Duke Ininglase
Glenacre
Vurious
Purser
Tual
Julia Grey
Duke Teinglass
Doncaster
Duke Tainglane Gilbarter
Thal
Duainene
Davel
Sheraton
Halle
Wien
Ival
Secant
Seivoll
Trina
Fleuriste Case Concludes Amid Tense Proceedings
The Fleuriste case wraps up after a wavering trial that stirred concerns over procedure and ethics. Key figures Connally and others faced questions about integrity and potential bias while stewards' conduct and horse performance came under scrutiny.
THIRD DAY AT RANDWICK RACING REPORT
Randwick hosted a crowd of about 31 000 as Tote turnover neared 245704 with bookmakers trading heavily. Palbi matched a course record winning the hurdle event while Linaway surged to upset in the Basic Stakes and King of the Bea led contenders in a tense program at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall
Mendog
Menerale
Andes
W. Taker
Calcutta
Palbi
Cours
Spook
Lee
Astal
Les Paddington
Bendoc
Linaway
Thesionk
Cai Bell
Jack
Tin Lindway
Kicaway
Linawaey
Quintus
Nail
Giralda
Linawax
Hapdwick
Andrews
Bea
Wavarite
Flandiens
Tioke Dows
Tlappy Ginn
Uwe
Barry
Tai
Wenybont
Bun King
Bethaley
McCavanic
Sola Hhim
Also Mentioned on This Page
UTN Sport
Patey Mendren
Avmeraliane
Ushlasion
Mendren
South Africa
Sara
McDonald
Jack Gregbe
Flenidien
Ae Seman
Chapman
Africa
Kistreliane
Srahal
Eoelish
Ctiaproam
Hreek Feldsraag
Weicker
Eld
Kingland
Halinedialien
Gtars
Seanom
Tts
Euonem
Woodtail
Kippax
Falde
P.M. Horsibrock
Seta
West
Australian Jockey Club
Rand
Mandwick
Tauken &Stot
Totabaater
Kanowice
Maer Caeser
Srila
Ifort
Vaviv
O. R. Palkiner
Falkiner
Featalger
Wayne Beter
Beabon
Elaine
Ieee
Moses
Sonat
Austell
Natwich- Stinding
David "Too Gee
Jolegtte
Tieriliast
David Lo
Kiva
King Tagoda
Conalacraton
Eadorean
Kivall
Carsain
Ingods
Pace suLiy Imnvdghout
Tie Galvedbe
David's Owase Uheen In Fog © Big Wine |! Qavid
AJC
Alj.c
Andrew
Kingsley
Biol Hax
Callie Fooks
Peavon
Wilimea
Ran Wether
Els
Bestwick
Valais
Cherssoess
Mesars
Mosus
Godby
Timber Prince
T. Glennon
Connally Cadie J
Morse
Gonnolly
Connolly
Blackadaey
Aie
Mailland
al Wheal
Hla
Previns
Cagou
Austral
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!