Wellington District Trotting Club meeting report
A Wellington District Trotting Club gathering described as a fine, holiday crowd day with visitors from Dubbo Nyngan and Goulburn. Racing featured multiple heats and penalties for violations including starting early and improper riding attire, with Red Bird Morning and Bonnie Hibbons among winners and a large program of trotting events and handicaps.
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Tranghaul
Wellington
O'Nolch
Royal Hotel
Sind Hin
Alfmary
Mungerford
Tnta
al Myon
Hungerford
Altynoon
Payne
Awit
Aaven
Uhietil
Rocky Joe
Tom Tit
Fmix. Hac. Seven
Gwenwood
Min
Aloec
Flirt
Barney Huon
Barmey Huyn
Luck Horner
Rock Cleve
Dinin
Nasty Bill
Owensens
al Huon
Busce
Armistice era unrest and a Parkes fire report
A Sydney era style dispatch notes global financial cautions from Berlin to Latin markets. It reports a Berlin government bank warning Argentina and consolidates scattered local incidents including a deranged deserter in a taxi, a fire at Parkes old Bushman's Hotel, and the Parkes election voting arrangements with absent voters rules under the federal act.
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London
Liverny Ayres
Berlin
Germany
Argen
United
Atel
Luey Ie
Datniuik
Warruanbuol
Denney
Yourew
Lin Suuiluy
Jis
Tris
George Law
Wisewan
Dural
Law
Lollypood
Arm 3
Parkes
Wain Park
Borkiman
Te Zenith
Hindwen
Howme
William Crofton Pearce
Pearce and Williams, Parkes
Coobong
Next Baurday
Torre
Olestor
Nyngan Bhow Triumphs At Last Week’s Event
Nyngan Bhow, held last week, won a notable display with large attendances on both days. The wild man named Miller, accused of terrorizing women and children near Lindow, was captured by P. Roderick and handed to the local police after being clothed. Miller claimed to be named Miller and lived mainly on sheep.
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H. Aldhum
Fini
Baeung Moon
W. Uell
Clee
Alorios
ALS
Payne
M. Qwoncoun
Wes
Starr
Am. Esmood Hyon
AI Jtvou
Owensens
Billy Dil
Owennson
Wal
Oneuying
Thiae Mina
Fine
Lindow
Vis
P. Roderick
Kale
Miller
War Day by Day Reports Mixed Front Line Claims
The war bulletin outlines shifting fronts with Haig reporting changes in positions and German counter actions. It notes Austrian and German offensives, Allied artillery bombardments, and stubborn fighting near the Pripet Roumanian frontier with variable weather and aerial activity.
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Lyia
Pripet Marabes
Truamin
Douglas Haig
Vaux-Demtour
Vaux Mark
Thiamont-Dowwinant
Vosges
Carspach
Theu
Var
Barlin
Ypree
Mynto
Woot
Damon
Cormain
Iver Meuse
Sporting Mems and Weight Draw for Coomunbite J C R Rees
Entry weights for seven furlong and one mile events at the forthcoming Coomunbite J C Rees meeting include John O T HS Applique My Bank Symeneal Torula Seal Beuinpon Petrograd Bar Woot Dowdy Buenalt Amberwood Arch burgh Lane Gone Laura Gratton Tony Mane Nek plus numerous horses in the opening and through handicaps with medley and cup races listed. details reflect a dense list of horses with varying weights and annotations.
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Adolph
Archburgh
Kanipe
Lane Gone
Marumoleda
Laura Gratton
Tony Mane
Nek
Ithrough
Joho Od
Applique
Madley
Hymoneu
Torvie
Loal
Bir West
Atum
Curioay
Black Ule
Orry Smith
Buenalt
Bunny Park
Prince Fort
Mistform
Laura Grafton
Tony Mac
Reflections on the Ward Outbreak and Public Duty
A cramped ward at the institution housed fourteen patients in a space designed for three, sparking grave concern from Dr. Wood. The piece condemns coverups and urges full disclosure of facts, while urging action on licensing hours and a War Chest Fund to aid soldiers. It notes a single death and praises medical staff, calling for accountability and central authority aid if needed.
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Crouse
Wood
Condi
Timor
Butchery opens beside Club Hotel on Main Street
Hawke, West and Werner announce their new butchery venture occupying Message's old shop next to Club Hotel. They pledge to supply beef, mutton, pork and other meats and invite the public to sample their offerings.
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Hawke, West
Werner Bog
Message's
Club
Idresa
Neutrest
War veterans and repatriation burden on states amid postwar debts
The discussion notes that governments recognize no debt to volunteers after war ends, a shift from prior practices of disbanding armies and leaving veterans to poverty. It cites Australia’s repatriation scheme as primarily a state responsibility, with local Premier and Beaster Pearce promising Commonwealth support for some months, but states must manage reabsorption into industry. The piece highlights the broader challenge of funding veterans’ employment beyond pensions.
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Walder
Holman
Australia
Beaster Pearce
Commonwealth
Thia Hus
Movertholona
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Rogars
Naich
FU. B Sith
Mev W. Gardner
Marsden
Meawen
Nolan
T. Wayee
Banks
Melagh
A. J. Conphonl
E.W. Payne
Motoher
A. Payne
My A. Taylor
Phi Williams
McCormack
W. Emnith
T. M. Bicerift
T. Porton
P. P. Keldy
Smith
Mowards
Mesars
Hunigerford
Wat Black
Abd A. It
Couplandy
P.P. Keldy
E. A.alton
Daily Boy
Tiny
Bigglis' Bam
Donavan
Toaty Mowente
Clara
Botting
Mionay Moow Kini
Clara H
Huon King
Farmers
Soya
Oplu
Horiea
Yiret
Sorvall
Ch. G. Bonniedibbons
Ceeertain
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J. Laby
E Vletoher
J. Mebynalil
Lycus
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Cleary
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A. Woodley
Aee
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Ribbonette
Hed Bird
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Fime Amin
UW Suve
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Hacky Joe
Neto
Tea Caky
Mike Josuette
Coogee
Almont Welsh
Cibiotics
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Aldhaw
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Rémember
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Alwout Sing
Evens Gwenwood
the Hirt
Barney Moon
Rico
Amin
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Hornes
Abe
Pere Renee JK
Whinwley
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Arpa Later
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Ireland
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J. Ireland Limited
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Laddie
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Prince Palsatine
Drema
Phil
Lupino
Batur
Elocker
Elnieu
Weington
Mr. Holman
Commonwealths ‘Bank Australia
Erinatizas
Commissariat
Panenea
Boysey
Otulton
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