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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
3
Racecourse enclosure hosts Maiden and Ald aged stare as first event on Saturday next June 5. Admission details unclear in the fragment but indicates prices or terms for entry and participants. Names mentioned include Wits and S/-3 Teatles with Pree and BU, plus Hui Beerebaty.
Victorian sporting notes review the season’s race prospects, naming Crocker the former trainer turned trainer figure and several horses in contention. It cites Grand Nationals weights, upcoming Fleming stakes, and notable figures from Victoria including trainers, jockeys, and clubs, with emphasis on racing outcomes and seasonal form.
Golf notes report a mixed slate of matchups and practice notes as associates tease a late afternoon session. The event features several players including Mrs Coc and Mré with varying grades and reputations shaping the competition starting around two.
An OCR fragment advertises tennis equipment and clubs in Sydney with mentions of Spalding Sluzenger Ayres and a Gulf Clubais range. It references price comparisons, golf and related sports gear, and a call to explore offerings despite unclear wording. It notes a wide selection and quality assurances, urging readers to seek better options.
An old Warwick hardware and sports shop ad promotes offerings for country clients and lists a schedule. The text includes names such as Edith Wiker Mrs Flowers Mrs Evans and others connected to a grade event or sale.
The article describes a planned event between Toowoomba and Warwick with signs of crowd entertainment and a 123 sharp start. Players must be present in proper attire and are urged to attend wearing suitable gear. The secretary notes a strict entry rule for those arriving late or unprepared.
A controversial plan envisions a September arrival of foreign politicians and delegates to Australia to discuss hospitality, visas, and political tours. The event, linked to a three month campaign, aims to influence public opinion and strengthen empire ties amid debates on domestic policy and foreign interference.
A fragmentary report surveys delicate girls amid wartime rumor and social strain. It hints at personal trials, local gossip, and the sense of shifting roles, naming obscure characters and places as it sketches a turbulent social scene.
Local ad lists Australian minke blankets and cosy blankets in several weights and sizes, plus quilts like Kavou and Elder Bows. Prices shown in shillings per pair or per yard, with ranges for double bed sizes and dream planning items. Market offers include striped twill flannel and spl0ndid values across multiple fabrics and weights.
A fragmented catalog listing men's wool coats with various prices and features, including all wool swear coats with toll collars and front variants. Also features woollen undergarments, singlets, and related items with prices in predecimal currency. details are garbled but indicate a shop sale with multiple garment types and price points.
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