Wellington Races Offer Excitement in Dual Divisions
Porter horses were accepted for the Improvers Handicap forcing two divisions due to jockey shortages. Seymour rode a treble and Rowe a double, with Mr J Leary’s Precious Time, Mr Kerr’s Silment, and Mr Millgate’s Silbrooke each winning as favourites. The Lumprovers Handicap first division featured a disputed finish with Garuflan of note. The Wild Cat led a tight finish but Chatham’s Pride, ridden by Rowe, won by a head amid crowd reaction and a later tribute to late starter Mr Gardner.
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Seymour
Rowe
A. Seymour
J. Leary
W Kerr
Silment
H. D
Ktr
Coring
Chatham
Pride
Erie
Wild Cat
Gardner
AML
W. Gardner
WDRA
Orange
Bathrst
Molong
Dubbo
Mudgee
Wellington
Peel
R. Gourlish
W. T. Rayners
Cahill
Goolma Lass
Bill Sykes
Nangar
Glenrose
Poreshore
Brueghel Court
Conslet
Core
A. O. Caton
Cp. Sullivan
Whiteman
All Welkin
Plantaga
Jockeys and Horses Duel in Narrow Race Day Finish
The day featured close finishes across flat events led by Austep and Counting with Garallan narrowly beating Cool King. Improvvers Handicap saw Silment win by a length from Shins Up with Will Ross third, while Silbrooke edged McKinley by six lengths in the Handicap. Chatham's Pride claimed the Wlying Welter by a head over Pol Morse as The Wild Cat and Plantaganet faded.
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Cool King
Garallan
Fireship
Tote
Coo
Gool Min
Cool Hing
Mirestip
Will Ross
Tootsey
Chis ‘Up
Silment
Borenore
Chins
Mite Row
D. Millgate
Silbrooke
Seymouri
Ireland
McKinley
Gania R. Bowman
Naor
Neys Pridy
Sheila's Choice
Evens Sibrooke
Ay MeKinney
Naino
Fale
Sheila
Post Britiv
Namnor
McKinsey
Beijing
Chatham
Pol Morse
Pride
Plantaganel
Wild Cat
Howse to Visit England With Parliamentary Delegation
Hon E J Harrison announced a Federal Opposition statement that John Howse, MP for Culare, will join a two month delegation to Britain in September. The group, hosted by an association bearing all expenses, will meet leading British MPs and public figures, praising Howse as a popular and capable representative.
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John Howse
England
Calare
Howse
J. Harrison
Australi
Harrison
Culare
Gauberry
Fan
Bott
Exservicemen
Britain
Great Britain
Mill Whistle Ends As Steam Gives Way To Electricity
The Willmanger, Mr W Cook, told the Times the steam whistle endures as a nearly public institution. The mill will dispose of the steam main and cease operations in the next fortnight while the electric motor is installed. The motor will provide a more convenient power source and remove the need for Cox as the time signal. Admirers praised the whistle for decades as Wellington’s hours regulated. Protests when the whistle failed proved its strong support, and the change prompts questions about tradition and production order.
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Cook
Maine
Cox
Tent of Wellington
Dam Road
C. G. Robertson
Burrendong Dam
W. L. Jomanson
Wmeressing Council
Wellington-Parkes
Mring
Robertson
Wellington Caves
A. Orem
Special Meeting Minutes Macquarie Shire Discusses Roads
Macquarie Shire convoked a special meeting to discuss river cover and bird breeding concerns, Stuart Town Reserve plans, trunk line installations between Wellington and Stuart Town, road reclassification tonight, and repairs to several local roads. Officials outlined surveys and maintenance costs while noting cooperation with the Lands Department and Postmaster-General.
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Chief Secretary
Stuart Town Reserve
Gounell
Start Town Progress Association
Lands Department
Counci
Progress Association
Department Trunk Lines
John Howse
Welington
Stuart Town
Perpetual Truster Co
Wykes
R. Bloomfield
Ponts
Counycil
Ponto
Dover
Bird
Boodlina
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