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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
9
The report notes a tense trout event at the Wagga show where Deak wind and a strong second sound challenged the horse speed. Despite slower pace, the entrant finished 2.16 for the judge, earning consolation prize of 2 shillings 10 pence for nearing the record by a few seconds.
At the Wagga Show second day bullock events flopped with many riders failing to stay mounted. On the Riverina Championship day nine riders faced tougher beasts with Bamblett delivering a strong exhibition to win the top prize as Maloney and Webster placed second and third. A later exhibition by Maloney and Reynolds featured dramatic riding as crowds applauded the close action and a fierce beast encounter ended with riders safely dismounting.
The exhibit scene features permanent displays by Hecand Copland Co and Edmondson Co with a focus on trade shows in veowic. Notable highlights include sporting goods, broom making, Bottling Aims, Penfolds wine, toys, and Rivald products. WALLACE & OLTO display radios, and Ford Motors showcases new 1988 models with ready-to-drive features and multiple window configurations.
The remark captures a lively group that demonstrated its unruly reputation on the event’s second day, drawing attention to their bold performances and rowdy antics.
A fragmented report notes trains from Kory Irana and nearby areas with 196 visitors and figures for Albury and Urana. The text references weather conditions and a total guarantees amount near 148/14 and 158) 4g/6, but details are unclear.
A late 19th or early 20th century fair featured booths for cars boats and farming implements from SFLAYS and partners. Exhibits included Al. Slung Waterlily motor boats, Australian farming gear, honey and wax models, needlework, fox furs, and poultry. Women hosted extensive meals and tea stands, with St Andrew's and St John’s churches organizing luncheon rooms and catering for hundreds daily.
Mas BE McDonald of Mile End Indiana writes a testimonial praising Dr Morge’s Indian Root Pills as the only medicine used for twenty years. He claims they saved his life and urges others to use them for all ages.
First prize went to the Lucky Fred Syndicate Sydney No 63443. Second prize to squeak Mr rc Pritchard Warren 11444. Third prize to Anything You Like Misa MM Lee Seorge Street Sydney. Fourth prize to Mrs L Caddy Mayfield.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wheat yield and agricultural remarks with unclear sources and names. The readable portion references Pedbolie and gushels and discusses yield in a general, unsettled context. More precise entities and actions are not extractable from the fragment.
The House faces a Sep 27 meeting as MP Thorby warns the adjournment motion could challenge the Government. He accuses taxation and tariff officials of harassing revenue measures and claims windfall charges across the Land Tax Income Tax Sales Tax and various departments. He calls for government accountability and criticizes the Admin of several services.
Dr ei Page addressed a Clarence electorate meeting urging intensified Country Party organization. He argued no taxation relief until rural voters can exert full weight in Parliament. The general secretary noted Mi Munro may attend the conference, amid tense federal political climate and possible early election talk.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a homemade cough remedy using eight bottles and a simple recipe. It mentions mixing water and a concentrate to create a cough and croup remedy marketed as effective for adults and children.
Three two year old Polled Hereford bulls arrived from New Zealand on Monday for Wauabadgery Hast Station.
University team and visitors from the Tutorial Class, Wagga, will debate the motion That we have more to love than to fear from further development of the machine at the Oxford Theatre in Hobart on Monday night. Admission 1 shilling for adults and sixpence for children, proceeds to cover tour expenses.
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