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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1932
Page
16
Manly offers a festive seaside retreat with sunlit beaches and a lively entertainment array. Visitors can enjoy baths, water attractions, music, bands, tennis, cricket, boating, sailing, croquet, and fishing plus special treatments at the Salk Water Bath. Ample lodging and pleasant homes await, write to the Town Clerk in Manly for accommodations.
At Kembla Grange on Tuesday the program included several two year olds in the Welter Mile and the 3 year old events. Races featured horses such as Popularly and Gowrie with results including times and placements noted for local followers.
Standish and Bagot Handicap list of runners for a one mile event with numerous entries including Green Wave, Movie Star, Ardent, First Arrows, Largesse, Pembroke, Count Iriam, Greenhide, Cahilu King, and others. A separate Hagut Handicap section features Lady Pam, King Colossus, First Arrow, My Talisman, and Calmond among listed runners with weights and odds implied.
The Victoria Park event reports multiple race results across divisions with riders and horses named. Notable outcomes include first division winners and placings such as Fast Cure Ti Naunton and Aurewle Ti Lige Melody with various runners like Laugh, Jemmy, Glendyll, and Aurewle. Protest actions by Bhrewd tox Vi Speakeasy and Mountain Rese were dismissed in several divisions.
In the Ascot pony event the Open division shows Maxgie Ray first, Gold Money second, Rooster first in the He Go By division, My Paco second, and other places noted for Rerond dhysaian and Situs. The Tetak Pa Flyings division lists Shingle Bhar first, Luck's AN second, Wordlight third. The 8x event features rivals Rival Interest and Last Raw with notable entries College Laas and Verdetty ue Uwernt ay T's 14-2 dat div. Meadowdale J leads the Hendicap with Bulatls and other ponies completing the results.
The New Zealand stewards ruled corrupt and fraudulent practices at Dargaville, disqualifying Tetrachite to win the race. The trainer and two owners receive three year bans, the horse Bronse Tray’s rider faces two years, and two riders receive one year bans. J Holt, linked to Standish Handicap entries, appears influential in the stable of Unibertane and Casque dOr.
A fire swept across fifty area of grain at Mr A Jennings property near Coolamion on Monday. Large ore fighters extinguished the blaze, averting further damage.
An unclear report discusses whether fire fighters injured while fighting private property fires fall under workers compensation coverage. The matter was referred to a responsible authority for determination by the Workers' Compensation Commission, with questions about coverage and legal authority remaining unsettled.
Twenty eight men faced Wagga Pure Court after a raid on a Baylis Street gaming house run by Will Horton. Accused pleaded guilty or default, with penalties including hard labor and fines. The magistrate ordered betting books destroyed and allowed police limited access to material they were destroying.
The country week cavalry be conducted pon similar Noes to MAL year. Group elimination may be played on May 6 7 or 10 with intergroup games on May 14. Selectors will review there mates and name the team before May 16. The Possibles Probables match to be played in May 3% and the Country v City on May 27.
The obituary records the death of Yaneia Gordon of Albury Warrnambool area. It notes the estate details with a villa valued at about £4110 and income from hope and houses. Provisions direct the funds to Albury and Warrnambool Hospitals.
Uproar over a vast tax evasion ring tied to foreign bearer bonds. Authorities allege more than 1000 individuals dodged 18 percent tax with bank help abroad. Bank directors and a secretary face charges for simulating payments and moving interest abroad to unclear clients. The scheme reportedly involved many homes and plots across the state, with bonds held overseas and funds moved through Paris as interest became due.
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