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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
4
At Caulfield on Thursday Outsiders romped in several events with long-odds winners like Wurlteer Roger's Hope and Vanpoa among top finishers. Second divisions saw Rosvravm and Faviarade place strongly as the meeting produced varied lengths and prices throughout the card.
The article reviews notable jumpers and weights across Randwick and Caulfield racing circuits. It cites performances by Greensea ils, Jack Rice, Betrayer, Corgythas, Nilue, Dom Quixote and Releap, noting hurdle and steeplechase results, and historic weight records in Grand National races.
The Young Australia League signals enthusiastic support for a tour to Japan. Nearly 50 women, including a New Zealand representative, are set to travel as part of a program led by Ken Sato of the Danka Amicni Eeongmie Mission. Applications open for prospective nominees, with 40 being the proposed age cap. Eligible candidates should reserve a spot promptly as vacancies may disappear by late June. For details write to the Young Australis League at 22 Collins Street, Melbourne.
British actor Br. George Artixs will appear in The Last Gentleman at the Capitol on Monday and Tuesday. The supporting picture features Walter Gland in Cherie Chan In Parts.
Races at Cootamundra feature Plyme Handicap with The Parker winning by neck and Maiden Char seeing Spending Silver take first, plus Club Handicap results for Bloon gulla and Fairlyn with multiple distances and riders noted.
Green and jockeys secured five wins across the card. Winners included O'Donnell Handlean at 5.2 furlongs and Vinton at 7.0, with Dol Ary cher and 5/2 whnner also taking notable finishes. Town King led a 4.0 punt to victory in the Town Plate, while Wallace Cross and EW Boy placed for Green as the meeting concluded with bold Archer and Tuck Howe further boosting the tally.
The council discussed emergency relief kerbing and guttering and the total project cost. Albury Street from Edward Street to railway gates would cost 550, a concrete path on Edward Street to Brookmans Avenue 150, with many other street works listed totaling 4224. Overall estimated cost reaches 4924 with materials at 1600.
Air Ministry studies fuel reliability amid expanding air forces and mechanized armies. The Daily Telegraph nauta critic notes diesel engines offer economy and range, while petrol engines improve with high compression fuels. Steam propulsion and combustion debates highlight potential aviation power shifts and quiet operation advantages. Berlin reports cite high performance diesel-like options and operational feasibility.
Fragmentary cafe listing hints at meals and private dinners in Ames with mentions of afternoon tea and card services. Names and full items are incomplete but suggest a city cafe offering dining, private events, and social meals.
The Wagga Groquet Glwb hosted a duplicate bridge session with pairs competition led by J Campbell and partners. Mrs Shaw and Mrs Parry upset Mrs Dubmey and Mrs Blake in round one as 15 tables were anticipated for next week's Country Golf Club versus Wagon Croquet Club challenge. The Headley Cup final between Mrs Snodgrass and Mrs Woodhouse drew a close finish with Mrs Wonilgnse winning by four points amid strong spectator turnout.
The Town Council approved the water supply project and directed construction of a conforming water service. City officials noted weather timing and untangled terrain information while awaiting quotations from various contractors. urgency was stressed by department heads and Public Works.
An advertisement extols Dr Morse's Root Pills as a superior remedy for indigestion and stomach liver imbalance. It claims the pills address the root cause, restore digestion, and improve health, urging readers to use this tonic for relief from distress and discomfort.
The article describes a poultry feeding system highlighted at Hawkesbury Agricultural College and Seren, used for laying competitions at Rav Hawkesbury and shared in a booklet opposing the Tindar Secretary. It notes broad interest and a copy of the booklet being available through the Department of Agriculture in Sydney.
A terse notice from the Wayne Express Printing department admits a misprint in the latest edition and promises corrected copies. Officials urge readers to review the errata and return any affected issues for replacement.
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