Minister Promises Relief for Racing Industry After Tax Battle
New minister for labor and industry in Stevens Cabinet pledges to restore racing earnings and jobs ruined by the 10 percent Winning Bets Tax. The previous fight by J M Cunningham against the tax is cited as costly to racing and related industries, with expectations of action after the June 11 polls if the government is returned. Strong emphasis on the broader economic impact of racing and breeding.
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C. J. Graves
Obody
N.S.W
J. M. Cunningham
Bagin
Lang
Cunningham
Stevens
Tax Reform Urged to Shield Racing Industry Trails
The article argues that a taxed regime on racing generates injury and impracticability across training stables, feed supplies, farriers, and saddlery. It condemns the 1 percent "Winning Gets Tax" as unjust, urging a revenue plan that does not crush racing clubs or drive workers from jobs. It calls for a conference of racing leaders to craft a new tax scheme for government submission.
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Smith
Bast Incue
AJC
Notable Oblique Political Regard on NSW Racing Tax
Personal obligation highlights injury and revenue losses in business circles amid the district’s racecourse downturn. The speaker links tax policy to June 11 selection day and vows serious consideration if elected, stressing turf interests and the broader economy tied to racing.
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New South Wales
Jasuea
The Aeo Myenn and Other Oddities in Sports and Theatre
A collage of quirky lines on poems, boxing gags, a Windsor girl knitting for the prince, rugby talk in Australia, theatre quips, and a prison concert note. Includes jokes about Shakespearean roles, Absinth, and a boastful thief of the show.
Racing results and notes from Canterbury and Brisbane meets
The Arrow free service reported three winners Alienor Sunlit Reef and High Molly at Canterbury along with a 14 to 1 runner. Alienor ridden by Pike delivered a masterly performance in the Ashbury Handicap. Beptyaragler’s owner Jim Kingsley reflected on the Canterbury win as costly but redeemed at the Canter bury victory. High Molly, a promising 2 year old by Mollys Robe, may have a Randwick winter chance. Jack Holt and W Duncan prepared runners for Brisbane events including Lotus Lily Goshawke and Old Killarney aiming at Stradbroke chances. Gos hawk left for the North. Nea Lap and Lotus Lily to run for Jack Cameron at the TC Cup meeting. Old Killarney remains fit and set for Brisbane engagement with strong final sprint.
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the Arrow
Alienor
High Molly
W. Duncan
Jack Holt
Nea Lap
Lotus Lily
Jack Cameron
Goshawk
Epic Win and Glorious Defeat in Rich mond Footscray Clash
In a fierce windswept game at Footscray, Richmond loses by three points after leading late. Footscray surge back with vital plays, Bentley and Dyer key moments, while Richmond’s Strang injuries tilt the balance as the Tigers cling to a dramatic finish.
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Bentley
Fookscray
Richmond
Alene
Tigers
Dyer
Footscray
Ware
Sale
Collinson
Isselmond
Foot
Ecray
Morrison
Jack Titus Manigant Foshea
McAlpina
McCormaick
Titus Marke
McCormack
Footacray
Waye
Downie
RUMPUS IN OLYMPIC COUNCIL OVER LOS ANGELES TRANSPORT
Controversy erupts as Australian Olympic officials accuse an American owned vessel of shipping the team to Los Angeles over a British rival. Delegates clash over travel arrangements and the use of masseurs versus coach-masseurs, with swimmers bearing the brunt of the debate.
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Ha Netlons
Los Angeles
Ebcg
Swinbourne
Mousra
Dexter
Hallmerich
Abe
Heilmrich Sott
Eve
Lion
Eye
Mit
Swimming Association Protest Over Olympic Federation
Bitter protests erupted at a NSW Olympic Council meeting as NSW Amateur Swimming Association delegates urged endorsement of two protests against the Australian Olympic Federation. Delegates complained of coaching funding omissions and criticising executive methods while noting swimmers faced limited support and coaches offered at personal expense.
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N.S.W. Olympic Council
N.S.W. Amateur Swimming Association
Messrs
D. Hellmrich
J. Dexter
Australian Olympic Federation
N.bw.o.c
Hellmrlch
Terey
Melbourne
Montcoanmt
Wittons
Harry Hey
Charlton
Beaureputre
Hellmrich
Thea
Dexter
Council
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Indoles
New Minster
Stavens
Cabinee
Mr. J. M. Dunningham
Tao
Ella Smith
Windsor
Eng
Prince
Scinderella
Barnes
Anglers’ Association
High Gudgeon
Australia
Harry Sunderland
Jim
Poverty Point
Gus Bluett
Thespis
Gus
Hamlet
Richard Denver
Marcus Supers Bus
King Lear
N.3
al Capone
Gunny Boy
Graies
Pike
Canterbury
Oylanta
Menangle
Beptyarag
JER
Jim Kingsley
Molly
Newmarket
Molligan
Randwick
Goshawke
New Zealand
Killarney
Brisbane
The
Stradbroke
Ike
Richmond and Footscray
Dalfie
Richtmond
Footstray
Epsio
Ricdmond
Burke
Foothill
Chauplon
D. Strang
Footwcray
Aled
LA Goa
Pineher
Tichmond
Rumpus
Olympic Council
Dudley Heilmrich
Swimming Association
Ter
Atolbourpie
Messrs. J. C. Allison
W. GB. Alexander
N.B.W. Delepitas
J. G. Dilison
B. Alexander
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