Golf results at Wagga Country Club Thursday
Wagga Country Golf Club led by Misa D Hutchings in Silver with a 2 down over Mrs Higgins and others. Bronze and Bronze II wards list multiple players with down results and scores including Misa Walsch and Miss P Walsh.
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Misa D. Hutchings
Higgins
Watta
Radcliffe
Langdon
Whealey
Mrs. Sheeley
Misa Walsch
Miss P. Walsh
Mrs. Riordan
Misa Evershed
Misewy
Wagga Golf Club Results and Local Matches
Wagga Golf Club reports A and H teams with 12 holes scores for women and C grade results. Notable scores include Mrs Gillara 45 and Miss McGrath 46. J Hamilton 47 and others in the 40s. The Re Eclectic shows Montague 23 and Ashelford 86. Ganmain Stroke lists McKay 40 and Wicks 43. Jolley Cup sees Ardlethan defeated, Junee to visit Wagen links for return matches and Brereton Cup challenge. Junee Stroke comments and a note on Miss Tam Turton’s injury from a British Open heroics. Coolamon defeats Ariah Park. Coolamon members host afternoon tea. results listed for all matches with Coolamon prevailing 7-2. Coolamon associates win 6-2.
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Gillara
Miss McGrath
Tucey
Morman
Nesbitt
J Hamilton
Misa Buckle
Ramus
Minty
Dishop
Montague
Martin
Ashelford
E. Ashelford
Junee
J. D. Purcell
BR. Humphrys
T. Coates
Englaa
Tam Turton
Australia
Ariah Park
Coolamon
J.J. Cooper
St. Ellis
Ariah Park Club
Coolamoen
Coolamoa
R. Regalup
M. Wilmot
G. Maskell
W. Brown
Coolamen
Coolamen Associates Alag
Sequel to Auburn betting raid ends with Johnson sentence
The sequel to the Auburn betting raid saw William Johnson, a 27 year old hairdresser, sentenced to three months hard labor for using premises to carry on betting. Police described the site as a racecourse without horses.
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Auburn
William Johnson
Jo2 Printing Quickest Beat Cheapest of Wagga Express
Jo2 Printing showcases speed price and accuracy for Wagga Express printing needs. The ad highlights quick turnaround and cost efficiency with emphasis on reliable service for newspapers and related print runs.
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Wagga
Bahram wins English Derby at 5 to 4 favorite
The English Derby was won by Bahram owned by the Aga Khan and ridden by E For. The horse started at 5 to 4 and won by two lengths, with Robin Coadfellow second and Field Trial third. The King and Queen hosted the Aga Khan at Buckingham Palace that night, and the totalisator paid 2 to 1 on Bahram. Bahram's sire Blandford died recently in England and his progeny have tallied over £200,000 in stakes and more than 200 wins.
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Bahram
Agha Khan
E. For
Bir Abe Bailey
Robin Coadfellow
T. Weston
Lord Astor
R. Dick
Hairan
Theft
Acar Khan
G. Richarda
Aga Khan
Buckingham Palace
Bandford
England
Hag
Blandford
Windsor
Woodend Races Incomplete Trial Hurdle Card
Race card fragment lists multiple divisions and entries with odd spellings and uncertain horse names across Nursery and Novice sections. Notable entries include Flying Giants Bell o Silhouette and Joyful Reign with various place outcomes and odds like 7/1 and 6/1.
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Leamong
Krasti
Sun and Hell
Trinidad
Quah
Royo" Susie
Flying Giants
Celertter
Bello Silhouette
Cyanus
Tirlakah
S'nnema
Rentesu
Sunravela
Venafble
Firebirch
Nation
Teomsies
King's Square
Boxing title bout set for Leeton clash with Jackie Sharp
Percy Wall a prominent light welterweight has secured a match in Leeton with ex Sydney boxer Jackie Sharp for the championship. Wall has faced Fat Clayton over six rounds and is now in solid training at Lawson's Gymnasium sparring with Keith Lawson Gil McGrath and others.
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Percy Wall
Leeton
Sydney
Jackie Sharp
Ina
Hall
Clayton
Lawson
Gymnaislum
Keith Lawson
Gil McGrath
Wagga Croquet Club Bridge Competition Notes
At the Wagga Croquet Club on Monday afternoon duplicate bridge was played by many members. Results included Mesdames Ley and Arnold 65 points, Mrs Cussin and Miss E. Meurant 54 points, Mesdames Russell and Diagonalel 66 points, with Mrs Topsy Ellis and Mrs W. L. Shaw receiving a special prize. Several members entered for next Wednesday’s game. Headley Cup saw Mrs W. R. Snodgrass and Mrs J. H. Sutherland and Mrs Woodhouse over Mrs J. B. Rentoul.
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Allie Tigult
Wagga
Topsy Ellis
W. L. Shaw
W. R. Snodecrasa
J H, Sutherland
Mra Woodhouse
J. B. Rentoul
Wageea Express Advertising Brings Readership Boost
Advertising in The Wageea Express draws readers and boosts local engagement as readers seek the best read paper. The notice frames ads as a path to wider awareness and community connection.
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Eed
Wageea Express
State taxes and wage trends amid budget debate
A fragmented report outlines substantial revenue changes, wage levels, and tax concessions over three years. It notes lower production costs and proposed continued tax reductions to spur industrial activity, with estimates of government deficits and future relief measures. The piece mentions railway fares freight costs and public transit, alongside potential reemployment support and fiscal outlook.
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Steve Lintstey
Pia
Revenue From Hotels Licensing Fees Year End Update
Revenue from hotel licensing shows fees collected totaling £288,289 for the year, a rise from the prior year. At start of year 9057 hotels existed, compared with 2061 the previous year. The metropolitan licensing district handled 16822 charged texts and troublesome cases for breaches of the act. Fines and costs totaling £2621 were collected. Seven Moratorium applications were filed with the board.
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Benen
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Narandera
Jolley
Wagen Links
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Commoneath
Hansman’s & Marshall
Ladies’ House Shoes
Purcell & Berrigan
Fitzmaurice Street
McDonough
Advance Australia Hotel
Hearrne
Radiola
Amalgamated Wireless
Hnwuntor Bros Ltd
Lederment
Me Bros Ee
CSU
Rte
ADCO
Dyeasu
C.a.s
Leonail
Hlebor Eatares
Bevay
Lee
Bering
Mr. Sathan
de Packer
Deveutaniniet
Lumead
Pepanedlite
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