Derby to Wycherley Leads South Australian Meeting
The South Australian Jockey Club opened its Spring Meeting with the Derby won by Victorian colt Wycherley. Blo Noir and Artamus followed in a great race. Strathcona took the Hurdle Race, New Battle won the Beighton Welter, Annihilate topped the Morphettville Plate, The Storm won the Glenelg Handicap, and Gay Element led the Wet Handicap. Blackadder captured the Epsom Handicap, Heroic won the A J C Derby, Gloaming extended his record with the Spring Stakes, and Lilypond and Englefield placed at Caulfield. The Metropolitan Handicap went to Polytechnan, with David as top weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australian Jockey Club
Ita
Darby
Wycherlay
Blo Noir
Artamus
A. D. McDonald
Strathcona
Wooloora
Lord Saxon
Beighton
Newbattle
Ken
Tookawarra
Annihilate
Reading
Magnem
Storm
Crusader
Home Song
Gay Element
Blabing
Parvista
Blackadder
All Home
Trimacre
A.J.C. Berby
Nigger Minstrel
Speakfelt
Colia
Groaming
Handwick
Gloaming
Hay
Eurythmic
Kittier
Caufield
Lilypond
Englefield
Triangle
W.R.C
Laveuse
Polycletan
David
Gawler meeting trials and hurdles lineup
The next day at Gawler features Trial Stakes with Silk Sox or Sengation in the first division and Seawyn or Ventress in the second. Barossa Hurdles see Strathcona or Cilikas, Spring Handicap Home Song or Who's Mistake, Hieeplechage Hamako or Bnipadona, Welter Prion or Phil Roberts, Flying Handicap Haylander or Cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawler
Silk Sox
Sengation
Seawyn
Ventress
Barossa
Strathcona
Hamako
Bnipadona
Welter
Prion
Phil Roberts
Haylander
Cash
Gulnare Bazaar Supports Methodist Sunday School Fund
A Saturday night bazaar in Gulnare raised funds to aid the Methodist Sunday School Building Food and church property expansion. Rev Allanson of Yacka opened the event with Mr E J Thomas. notable locals and longtime supporters presided, contributing to the philanthropy drive amid varied stalls and curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart
Allanson
Yacka
E. J. Thomas
Guizan
Gulnare
Band of Hope Rally Draws Laura Gladstone Crowd
A grand Band of Hope rally gathered at the Gladstone Institute Hall with attendees from Laura and Gladstone. Mr EB Gale chaired. Rev P A Chennell and Ensign Fisher attended. Miss H Tatton and Enaign Fisher contributed in song and recitations as Mr A Kasling spoke on temperance and world conventions.
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Gladstone Institute Hall
Laura and
Gladstone
EB. A. Gale
A. Kealing
Band of Hops Union
P. A Channell
Walter
Leura
Ensign Fisher
Wirrabara
H. Totton
T.D. Tol
Aude Y Hearria
E. Winkler
Mesure EK Slesing
Cherwell
G. Gan
David C
Jane Sargent
A. Bock
A. Kasling
Uision
Melbourne
Aarrington Lees
A. Kevning
Glasgow
George Murtay
Chamber of Commerce
Alec Weed
Hawaia
Keeing
Clover Hill
E. Derbyshire
Gladstonians
A. Gale
Western Australia
E. E. Lines
W. Growden
Anniversary of Friday School at Clover Hill Celebrated
Georgetown notes report a Sunday ceremony for the Clover Hill Friday School anniversary despite wet weather. The choir, led by J A Buchan with G Naskivell on organ, sang with joy, featuring Alicea Buchan and Gweneth Smaliacomba. Melbourne visitor Mere Tutton impressed with a mezzo voice during service. A sermon by A Kusling of the 8 A Alliance opened the day, followed by a public event at 5 pm and an evening meeting chaired by Mr Jar Gordon.
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Morialta Falls
Victor Harbor
Granite Island
Caltecie
Clover Hill
Institute
J. Gilding
Laura
J. A. Buchan
Mra G. Naskivell
Alicea Buehan
Gweneth Smaliacomba
Mere Tutton
Melbourne
A Kusling
Jar Gordon
Futuca
Promiard Cricket
Teonia
W. Odgera
Jas. Darley
Georgetown
Oval
Merrs M. J. McAuley
F. Phillipa
Nan- Garrow
Save the Children Fund and Armenian Relief Fund Appeal
An appeal urges clothing donations for refugees in the Near East. Garments in any one off condition are accepted and should be tied in a handle and delivered to Mr W H Deeble's store for transport to the Adelaide depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Near East
Uganda
W. H. Deeble
Adelaide
Police Court at Gladstone Fines Two Drunks
In Gladstone on Monday October 6 before Mr W Hancock J P two first offenders were each fined five shillings and five shillings for being found drunk in a public place.
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W. Hancock
J.P
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Sporting News
Euramic
DERBY
Wycherley
The
Areas’ Express and Farmers’ Journal
Balow
Massta
Dancan Motors Ltd
Ford Products
Lord Stradbroke
Victoria
Ford
Central Australia
State Government House
Moesara Duncan Motors Limited
Franklin Street
Queensland
Willes
Burke Rivera
Lady Stradbroke
Mr. Nicholls
Syd
Stradbroke
Georgetown News
Save the Children Fund
Armenian Relief Fund
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