Autumn Cup final at Gloucester Park draws 14 harness starters
W A T A finals day features the £1000 Autumn Cup with 14 runners led by Stormy Weather Big Sheik Jewel's Heir and Gold Vale. Stormy Weather seeks a repeat win after a strong run since October 9 and a 48 yard start win in the Association Handicap final.
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Gloucester Park
W.A.T.A
Big Sheik
Stormy Weather
Jewel's Heir
Gold Vale
Pasteur
Lady Lizzie
Antique Pride
Sheik
Rent Control Alarm Prompted by Senator Keane Statement
The notice warns that tightening Landlord and Tenants Regulations under the National Security Act could lead to a rent controller with power to act immediately in high room rents and avoid the Fair Rents Court. It argues this moves toward dictatorship and erodes British justice, citing Burke on liberty and democratic safeguards.
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Keane
Australia
Burke
W A Mining Hit and Westralian Pressure on Federal Policy
The Westralian Press criticizes federal authorities for insufficient support to the gold mining industry. Thirteen stock listed mines have closed since manpower fell from 15 000 to under 4 000 in the state. Mines include Big Bell Cue Gladiator Laverton Burbidge Marvel Loch Porphyry Edjudina Youanmi Triton Mt Magnet Ora Banda Spargo s Reward Coolgardie Evanston Mt Sir Samuel Neveria Kundip and others struggle with reduced crews halting development and maintenance while some may quit soon.
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Westralian
Big Bell
Cue
Gladiator
Laverton
Burbidge
Marvel Loch
Porphyry
Edjudina
Youanmi
Triton
Mt. Magnet
Ora Banda
Spargo
Coolgardie
Evanston
Wilgarn
Sir Samuel
Mt. Sir Samuel
Neveria
Beryl
Kundip
New Zealand Gaming Amendment Act Of 1919 Aims To Suppress Bookmakers
Twenty five years ago New Zealand passed a Gaming Amendment Act intended to curb bookmakers. It threatened heavy fines and imprisonment for bookmakers and bettors, banned telegram betting, and prohibited betting odds in newspapers. The act, though never repealed, became largely ignored as bookmakers continued to flourish.
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New Zealand
Totalisator
Veterinarians Say It Is Impossible foaling debate continues
Australian correspondent Gwyn Jones notes Melbourne veterinarians doubt Kindergarten sired a foal after age three due to a double cryptorchid condition. New Zealand opinions place impregnation odds at about 10 to 2, with genetic uncertainty. The topic stirs veterinary debate across regions as next foal service is discussed.
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Gwyn Jones
Kentucky “Blood Horse
Melbourne
New Zealand
Fitzgerald
News Of The Week From The War Front And Postwar Plans
Wartime boasts include Gustav Line collapse and Crete seizure. Eden reports Allied prisoners killed escaping. Wakde bridgeheads fall to Allies. Western Australia marks National Maritime Day with services and sea‑borne tribute. Postwar demand looms for cars, typewriters, wardrobes, and housing. Price controls urged. compulsory motorist insurance ends unfair pe nalties.
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America
Western
Australia
Congress
Savannah
United States
Great Britain
Western Australia
St. John's Church
Fremantle
J. W. Clift
Thought for the Week from Carlyle
A brief inspirational note reflecting on greatness and virtue in life. It ponders making a person wiser and braver, seeking to honor God through improved character and deeds.
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Carlyle
Insurance ends family privation by July 1 plan
The text notes that dependence on motorists' finances causes severe privation for families and announces an insurance form ending July 1, described as reasonable and not widely disputed.
Readers Market Adverts Offer Cash for Unneeded Goods
Advertisers in the Reader's Market pages of multiple regional newspapers invite readers to describe items they can sell. Listings promise fair prices for poultry plants household goods and implements and note ads run across twenty six papers including The Eastern Recorder and The Northern Grazier.
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Market Pines
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Gordon Hack
A. Shepherd
Chas. Watson & CO
Barrack Street
Perth
W.A
WAR Service
GEO. A
Tattersall
Geo. Adams
R.s.s.a.lla
Federal Executive
Hobart
West Australian Trotting Association (Inc
Sharp
Percival
Western Australian Turf Club
Ogramme
H. J. Mulder
Mavis Royal
Jewel
Black Hertha
Broad
King Oro
Pearse Bros
Pearse Bros., Ltd
North Fremantle
Dalgety & Company Ltd
Barnett Brc
CR. Bennett ST
W.A. Mining
Boodstock Breeders’ Review
Gyrus Hill
Cyprus Hill
Capricornia
Jack Sorensen
West Australia
Quarterly of
Gustav Line
Italy
Cassino
Adolf Hitler
Kriepe
Crete
Egypt
Commonwealth
Anthony Eden
Wakde
New Guinea
Third Party Insurance
Empire
Philips Lam
Our Country
United Press
Hay Street
Leah
Breen
Eastern Recorder
Kellerberrin
Toodyay Herald
Ont Coeneee Advocate
Manjimup
Jeomera
Avow Argus
Cunderdin
Mullewa Mail & Magnet
Merawi
Ballindo
Perenijori Pioneer
Boyup Brook Bulletin
North-Eastern Courier
Deb
North Midland Times
Carne
Wee Et
Meera
ZETTE
Goomalling
Ventinel
Mr. Barker
Harvet-Waroona
Norseman-Esperance News
Preston Mail
Doanybreek
Pemberton Post
Wheatbelt Tribune
Wyalkai
Dowerin Guardian
THE
Dampier Herald
Bencubttad
Southern Cross New
Macfarlane Co.Ltd
Murray ST
Hudson Taylor
Hay ST
Hudtaylor
Motor Cycle
Carbide Light H
Sims
Mackie’s
York
Irest
Sun Insurance
Neptune
N.S. Price
General Agency
Coo
Jane
State
Padbury
Forrest Place
Lse
Sea View Farm
Torbay
Ade
Prowime
E. Perkins
Fruitgrowers' Co-Op
Mount Barker
Alex. Barr
Northam
Prompt Country Service
James Goss
William Street
Cc. G. Lugg
Mills Road
Bassendean
R. Bell and CO
Albany
David Gray & Co. Ltd
Tarade
West Perth
John Lawley
Mcdonnell
Brisbane Street
Bones
Glendenning & CO
Rosenstamm Pty., Ltd
King-street
Tanners and Merchants
National Tank of Australia, Ltd
Wally D'Raine
Sanitarium Health Food Co
Hotel Australia
Gp.o
Frank Guilfoyle
Goldfields Club
Dr. Pier and
Wellington Streets
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