Wellington Races See Good Turnout At Meeting
A rugged improvers handicap meeting saw Gun Warner prevail amid heavy going as punters backed four of the winners heavily. Weather brought intermittent showers with later sun and a lively tote. Jockeys struggled to hold mounts at times with wire at the turn noted. locals and English servicemen mingled in the stands while absences of commission affected betting odds. Race two featured Wavertree edging News Pride by five lengths, Savannah taking the Flying Handicap in a tight finish, and Swanney leading early before Gold Stamp and Pop Tereian fought for place.
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Ndter
Wild Cat
Gun Warner
BE Weil
L. Jarvis
A. Stewart
NEV
PRIDE
J. Ireland
E. Robinson
In. Johnson
Stars and Stripes
Ews Pride
Wavertree
Vurn- Fannie Suiter
Ing
News Pride
Fannie Sutton
Tratemittey
Wier
New's Pride
Sees
Jack
Metalic
Brother Jack
Broviter Jack
Pop
Vigorous protest in Sydney against Re-establishment Bill
More than 1200 people gathered at Sydney Town Hall to oppose the Re-establishment and Employment Bill. The meeting, organized by Returned Switers Leigie Speakers, denounced the bill as a hoax and urged immediate legislative action and broader rehabilitation measures.
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Sydney
Sydney Town Hall
Varoeny
Bill A
Mackery Ami
Swannie Narrowly Beats Penwall in Tight Horse Race
In a close finish the Loa Loop rider Swannie moved up from behind to win by a half length over Penwall. Feawell faded midrace as Swale pressed hard alongside the leaders with Ookey Fall and Kivmet-2a close behind in the final stretch.
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Jetetiis
Swatinie
Penwall
Aid Vmuirdte
Cone
Swale
Pao Weths
Swannie
Meat surplus review ordered by Minister for Commerce
The Minister for Commerce Mr Scully announced a review of meat stores to ensure adequate supply for civil and service needs in the United Kingdom. The Controller of Meat Supplies will confer with ministry members. prices are to be monitored and fixed until export levels are seasonally adjusted.
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Scully
United Kingdom
Professor Upd
Jury Finds Leslie Brown Not Guilty in 1943 Murder Case
In Criminal Court the jury acquits Leslie Eugene Brown after a lengthy trial over the death of Pearl Lillian Oliver, a 19 year old waitress from Fitz Roy, murdered on June 27, 1943. The verdict ends the prosecution’s bid to convict him of homicide.
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Melbocrane
Criminal Court
Leslie Eugene Brown
Pearl Lillian Oliver
Fitzroy
District Aims to Make Area Noted for Canned Produce
The district seeks world fame as a hub of quality canned vegetables and fruit, highlighting the missing mechanical and commercial know-how. Advocates promise a future as certain as twenty tons per acre of tomatoes, signaling strong local ambition and goodwill aimed at production growth.
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Tamatece
Local growers hail Rosella in cordial goodwill meeting
An event Saturday night showcased strong community ties between vegetable growers and the Rosella company. Officials from Government to Chamber of Commerce voiced support, urging rail freight and district cooperation to attract a tomato processing plant and boost future prosperity through expanded markets and services.
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Sue
Amner
Rosella
Chamber of Commerce
Angie
Rosella Company
Caorernmune
Mir Robertson
Saseila
Creese
Tate
Moma
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Narromine
Eatren
P. Rosen
M. Seymour
D. Noonan
Wr Ree Mitcheil
Ken Howard
Downey
CR Rosen
P. Drew
L. Shall
D. A. Breeze
POL Terclan
Seymour
Savannah
Progressive Handicap
Gibeon
Stral FE
Fletcher
C. Teeland
Penwell
P. Rotem
Evens Swanme
Leo Laut
Murtha
Penweil
Murtiha
Jhon
Leo
Chester W. Nimitz
King Geerwe Vo
Gaom
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