Coonamble Jockey Club to Revamp Course and Prize Meeting
Jack Pratt dominated Warren riding three winners and six seconds as the Parkes Club plans to shorten its track from 2 miles to 1 mile and seeks competitive designs for new brick parades. The Coonamble meeting on Wade Day features £2405 prize money with a £207 double, drawing top Sydney and country horses, while crowds react to ongoing racing reforms and notable finishes including King Copra, Savior, and Willy Wont.
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Parkes Jockey Club
Wade
Sen
Races and results from distant circuits and matches
Ard-naree wins the Carlingford Mile at odds on a tight finish. Urney places ahead of Tressfoil by a head in a close straight contest. Grandspark takes the New Voitln Trial Handicap. Kongorong wins the Adelaide Tattersall's Cup. Perform and Stage Girl follow. Dolly Dollars tops Canowindra trials with Kindly Thoughts and After Hours strong in maidens. Dubbo, Menangle, Ascot meetings report mixed fields, frequent small fields, and several near-walkovers noted. Wellington edges Dubbo 26 to 24 in a rugby league clash after a fluctuating match.
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Carlingford
Ard-naree
Ito
Urney
Tressfoil
Adelaide
Kongorong
Junt
Wellington Defeats Dubbo 29–Nil in Friendly Rugby Match
A small Wellington team hosted Dubbo in a Monday match watched by many spectators. Wellington dominated, exploiting Dubbo’s weak defense and handling errors to win 29 points to nil. late-arriving Dubbo players were replaced by locals. The game, played in friendly spirit, featured strong local backs and decisive scoring from Dale and teammates with Coupland adding conversions.
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Wellington
Phil Wall
Dale
Why
Menzies
Dubbo
Orwards Ater
Ore
Couplan
J. Kennedy
Ab Dale
Enrie
Toury
Marc Devitt
Mcdonnell
Menzie
Best
McDonnall
Devitt
New
McConnell
Job
Daley
Coupland
Dubbo Federation Football Club
Trrm
E. Poole
Henry
Threequarters
O. Melcomell
D.llen
A. Why
R. Bost
B. Dale
R. Job
W. Jones
F. Champness
D. Pickin
Neal
Neil
Bradley
Leach
A. Tuck
D. Davidson
A. Wall
Carrent
Ryan
Parish
Forter
Sored
Dobby
W. Leach
Neach
Wellington football notes preview tight local derbies
The Wellington League resumes Saturday with Our Boys visiting Georie to face Gourie, while Neurea travels to Bell Park to meet the All Blacks boosted by BR Bloomfield return. The Blacks seek revenge with a stronger lineup including potential Smith brothers, and Gourie aim to counter gaps with younger players. The league plans after the second round to have Neures and Georie play in Wellington, with referee BE Poole assigned to Gourie Our Boys matches. Junior action features Wearie Magpies undefeated and Bodangora close behind, margins tight as teams push for junior honours.
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Georie
Stroud
Gouris
Neurea
Wellington
All Blacks
Bell Park
BR. Bloomfield
Neuron
Neures
G. Fuller
Uourle
Poole
Gourie
Our Boys
Wearie Magpies
Bodangora
Wellington and Dubbo clash ends with mixed play struggle
The Uubloc Federation side showed weak attack and shaky defense as Wellington and Dubbo contested a hard rugby match. Menzies impressed with kicking but faltered in tackling while Vale shone near the line and A Why disrupted opponents. New South Wales beat New Zealand 22 to 19 in a separate test, with New Zealand failing to win in Sydney.
A Valuable Cough Cold Asthma And Bronchitis Mixture
A period ad promotes a homemade remedy for coughs colds asthma and bronchitis. It describes mixing treacle or honey sugar vinegar and other ingredients in a breakfast cup of warm water to create a soothing syrup. It touts cost savings versus ready-made mixtures and mentions Heenzo and Tonio Nerve Note as added aids.
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Srvantiaben
Saakley
Vision critique offered by Sydney optician at Star House
An advertisement by Mr A Bass er of Star House Clarence Street Sydney promotes perfect vision assessment. It claims his long experience and high diploma place him at the pinnacle of optics. The notice invites a sight examination at the Royal Hotel Wellington on Friday July 4 from 9 am to 5 pm.
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A. Basser
Star House
Clarence Street
Sydney
Emtralia
Royal Hotel
Whllington
Priday
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