Canning Park Meeting Full of Purse Races and Doubtful Contenders
Canning Park hosts a stagey program with the Canning Handicap at a mile and a quarter featuring a large Purse field. Juvenile and Maiden Handicaps run over seven furlongs, while the Welter and Purse divisions test a strong turnout. Notable entries include High Kick and Squatter in the Juvenile, along with several Purse hopefuls listed with recent form.
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Oredanus
Oredanus Sn Agrion's Joy
Smiler
Home Truth
Lally Lamour
Canning Purse
Srmakion
Laury Benser al
Denhill Boo Rimutaks
Madam Murphy Hinck
Engle
Oakboy
Spaniah Burr U Terranate
Vernelty
Prince Sardis
Trogden
Kaspar
Dolly Imy
Wild Daley
Bo Lympian
Lord Cunje
Lockmare
Teatle
Ideal Mate Quartet Earns Over 98 Percent in Exams
A Gil student scored above 98 percent across literature biology history and modern languages. An ideal state for a titan who can cook.
Situations Vacant at WRESSMAKER Goldfields Town
Job opening advertised by United Press in Perth at 971-3 Hay street. Apply personally if Sonalisle seeking employment with leading Goldfields firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wressmaker
United Press
Hay Street
Perth
Richmond Park Six-Race Meeting Sets High Class Card
A six event programme at Richmond Park Fremantle on Saturday night features top fields. The main June Handicap for pacers 2 14 and faster draws Moreira to win after recent good form. Races cover one mile to one mile five furlongs with specific handicaps for 2 22 and better, 2 18 and better, and 2 14 and faster.
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Canning Park
Richmond Park
Fremantle
Federal
Moreira
Beaauts
Stretta
Sebastian
Stretta Rowe
Emerald Pride
Talisman Lee
Wilfred’ Wonder
Larigudan
Timothy Childe
Cora Childe
Anthyue
Edith
Prince Ma
Denver
Lena McFee
Princes Claredo
Raymond Siam
Folham Mavinta
Brilliant filly All Love not nominated for cups in Australia
Trainer Jack Cash vows All Love will skip Caulfield and Melbourne Cups to protect her readiness for longer futures. He believes racing her two miles as a juvenile would strain her and aims for the A J C Derby and Victoria Derby, with plans for a Sydney Cup next autumn if she proves a staying type.
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All Love
Yaralla
Australia
Jack Cash
Cush
Cash
Reading
Charles Vixen
Tam
Road safety booklet promoted by Cue District Road Board
The Cue District Road Board sent Royal Automobile Club of WA a booklet titled Points from the Traffic Act a driver oriented summary of safe driving. Inspector Campbell Chief Traffic Inspector approves. Board funded eight page guide aims to boost education and road safety through licensing authorities and cooperative effort with Roads Board Association and Police Traffic Branch.
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Cue District Road Board
Royal Automobile Club
W.A
Campbell
Royal Automobile Club of
Roads Board Association
Police Trafic
Duchess of Kent Filmed for Overseas Fashion Display
The Duchess of Kent witnessed a film of 2000 wool dresses and gowns from Yorkshire and Scottish looms, part of a large export collection to be shown in New York. The Women’s Fashion Export Group pooled 80 manufacturers to share orders if a workroom is bombed.
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New York
Britain
Duchess of Kent
Women
New Storage Methods for Empire Fruit at Bristol Uni
Bristol University Research Station reveals storage processes to save Empire surplus fruit. Apple juice and apple treacle store surplus apples with space savings and sweetness, plum powder can jam year round, and dried soft fruits aid processing. Vitamin A levels rise in stored black currant syrups after long storage. A carrot powder is commercially extracted from a spray drying plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Bristol University Research Station
Britain
Salt Is Cheap and Dairy Farmers Neglect Minerals
The article notes salt is cheap but minerals are often neglected in cattle diets. Local conditions affect salt needs, sea grazing reducing requirements, while bone meal can supplement salt in a two to four parts bone meal to one part salt mix. A well balanced ration lowers mineral needs. Very few dairymen focus on these details, yet it could prevent many animal troubles.
Foul of the Feet a Suppurative Disease in Livestock
The article describes foul of the feet as a suppurative disease affecting sensitive and coronary tissues with lameness swelling and fever. Causes include tubercular diathesis and poor conditions with remedies such as poulticing reducing foot size, astringents, cautery, and opium tincture to ease pain and fever.
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Tattersall’s'war Service
GEO, Adams
Freurge Adame
Assasla
Australian
New Zealand
GEO. Adams
Tattersall
Hobart
Charles Watson and CO
Barrack Street
W. Drabble Ltd
Murray Street
AND
Claremont
Barnett Bros
Hay ST
Bennett ST
Jake Eno
Eno
Haydn Bunton
West
Diggers
Pearse Bros
North Fremantle
Dacima
Eagle of
Madam Murphy Sodite
Canning
Wteee
Movne Dor Bundamba
Momalons
Welter Handicap
Byrone
Star Lag
Philock
Sir Nathans
Jean Tasman
Eayanatter
Derima
Fondat Monican
Steadier
W.A. Jocheys
Marshall Az
Landsay Brown
Charles
Mallare
Hanks
Parnes
Libe
Beton
Clarke
Kila
Kersles
AL Andersen
A Hough
Simms
Sveabohee
Thomas Io i
Woodworth Ie W
Hall G. E Johnatan
Kernley PF J
Jeltrer D
Ryan A. Ler
Porter
J.A. Breeders’ Handicap
Noalimba
Coney Mavista
Richmond Handicap
Liam
Sir Raymond
Moreica
Edna Paddy Royal
Federal Handicap
Edward Stretta
Emerald Tee
Fullwil
Ae Lee
Red Bay
Black Bertha
Saas
Arab Princesa Iz
Lulu Barengen
Guid Viewart
Earl Maviatmiz
Paddy Royall
Zealand
N.c.o's
Lansabagos
Jay Gowler
Commonwealth Department of Information
Empire Fruit
de Witt
T. G. Doyle
King Sirest
Randwick
N.S
James Goss
William Street, Beans Ltd
Wellington ST
West Perth
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