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DUGSAN See. Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate, Proud Monash Has Improved proved with recent racing. ing. the former Queenslander three furlongs in 38, with BRAZIER. who disappointed Mooreheld last Saturday.
proved the form wrong by sprint118 brilliantly over half 3 mile 40 1. ru Salome. top weight Novice, in on the Saturday. Second sprinted smartly aver three furlongs in 38. If Salome can overcame het aversion to the harrier stulls, she should he hard to beat.
Spanish Duke, an attractive winnor at Moorefield last Saturday, showed that he retains his form by sprinting over three in 38 at Victoria Park. 1 andseer, likely to be fancied At Randwick this morngalloped stylishly over Impulsive. atrice, showed fitness for his engagement by, stretching out over half a mile in 51. Landseer will be having his first but has promise in several" barrier trials." Alkestu, to contest the Belmore Handicap, looked in perfect condition as he strode out easily over five furlongs in 1.7%. At Moorefield.
Skilled, who will oppose Alkestu, worked brightly over three furlongs in 41. Killiecrankie, topweight in the Second Highweight Handicap, casily led Always over four in Killiecrankie is likely to be ridden By Our Sydney Correspondent. SYDNEY, Monash has im- for the Second Two-year-old Nov- hy D. Munro on Saturday. SYDNEY TRACK GALLOPS Steeplechase, Cyramo und Bethrothal Double Thought and Princess Esther 3...
Au Becour and Caractacua 38. Proud Monash and ImpulsiVe 38, Countess Lila and Mulgowrie 3W. Salonie 39, Adorn 39, Monarchy 39 la, Royal Show 391. Sir Raven and Blue Lamington Tulip 40. Nechi Meadow Rotolti and Farm 41.
Mathew and Lady Buzz 413. Summer Rose 42. Prince Standard 47. Ulterior 42. Cherson 42, The GaekWAr 42 Eudesia Critique clonme! 44.
Saletta 44. 41.: Brazier 491. Yamboon and Parrakoola 51. Dred and Longwy 511 Lone Duke Damadora atla. Royal Countess Crown Sequel and Cubastream Wondennan 52.
Strathdarr 52. Peatler 52, Captivate 52, Oasis 5254. Bankmen and Sir Bruno 5214, Lady Bevron 521. Cardinal Colour and Golden Plumes Bronze God and Vulcan Smooth Action and SitLink Denbeau and Wicked Lady 53, Parhad 53. Susan Gay and Noni: Brummell 53.
Columnist 53, Supercharger and Treland Lars 53, Yankee Lac 53. Mettlesome and The Athenian 53. Wattle and Shading 6313. Roval Knight Barregun. Bonnie Prince and Roval Souvenir 54.
Sat17 Lady and Scholarship 54. Autumn Glory and Royal Jewel 64. Itarmony and Blue Poppet 54, Bright Night aunt Tilston 34. Bikini and Brig Door 74, Cronides and Regal Light 54, Megaron and Red Son 54 Beau James 65. Bluesale 55.
Fellowship 55, Cuban King and Rouge D'or Upright and King's Word 56. Fiscal 56, Court Maid 56. Melbourne 58. Doughnut and Salmarepo 581. La Salle and Kywarro 50.
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Friday, June 25, 1948. Bi In on record that "Darby Munro" and "Billy Cook" were rabbiting recently on a property in the Upper Hunter, An officer from the Taxation Departmnet was going through skin dealer's transactions. when he came across dockets showing payments to "Darby Munro" and "Billy "You should have known better than that." said the officer. "How was I to know? the buyer rephed. "Those were the names they gave me.
and they were both little MR. ALEXANDER McINNES, of Largs, who won the first race. the Wallace Handicap, with Adele, at the opening meeting at Broadmeadow on April 27. 1907, died on Tuesday. He was 83.
Adele was ridden by Danny McCarthy. who still lives at Morpeth. Adele. by Dalmeny from Spring Blossom, was a good performer and 3 useful brood mare. She was first used as a butcher boy's horse at Dungog, where she was bred and afterwards won her first race.
Mr. Melnnes first raced Minanbah. He also raced Peebles, full sister to Minanbah, Canson, Lady Prudele and Dunmore King. He bred Lady Prudele and Dunmore King, both being by Prudent King (imp.) from Adele. Adele also produced Demontie, by Piedmont, winner of 15 races in Victoria, and Turancapito, by Prudent King a good performer in New Zealand.
Creme de Menthe, by Piedmont. and Brian, by Prudent King were also the progeny of Adele with a successful turf career. THERE appears to be no universal charge to shoe a racehorse, a trainer said this week The Prices Branch fixed the increased charge in Newcastle front to 147, but the charge in the North-west is Despite the dif-002 ference 'between the charges, it costs to plate or tip a horse on the course at both places. It costs only to prepare a horse for 0 race in Queensland, RON DANIELS, son of Keith Daniels, former Newcastle joc-190 key, has returned from Singapore, where, he said, his father has 40 horses in training. He has won 12 races.
Gold Caste, who has won five races on end. is his best performer. AT a race meeting not far from Newcastle many years ago, bookmaker "took on" a horse, sup. posed "to he waiting for another day," but it won. The bookmaker LAYER ALL BETS DECLARED could not pay, and called for his father, who also was the secretary "You would not see your son go to he pleaded to his father, "No, my said the father "all bets ore declured off." The owner of the winner threat ened to see the committee, am the the book maker's tather replied.
There was further trouble at the close of the meeting, when owners could not collect their prize money. One succeeded. He went 10 an hotel, where "the committee" lived, and threatened to burn down the wooden building. HEARD a man defending a trainet for the method he Was adopting in training a horse. He withdrew from the argument when told the trainer "could not train pigs to be dirty." SID BI NETT.
who rode in this district until about 20 years ago, still riding in Northern Queensland. He must he over 50. ROYAL TROPHY and Precorant. the two new imported, sires for Sledmere Stud. Scone, are due to arrive on Julv 9.
Roval Trophy is a six-vear-old brown, but described as a bay, son of Windsor Lad. by Blandford from Catastrophe. He is winner of three 114-mile races in England. Precotant is Pamperio, seven-year-old by French Blenbred son of brim from Novailaise. He has won 11 races over distances from 81 to 11 furlongs in France.
Wyong Races Off Till Wednesday Wyong Jockey Club has been granted permission to postpone its meeting from to-morrow until next Wednesday. Mr. F. Akhurst, Secretary, said the track had no chance of recovering from the rain until after the week end. COUNTY CRICKET BATH: Oxford University, 233 (Person 74 n.o.) Somerset, 2-68.
BRADFORD: Yorkshire, 9-443 dec. Halliday 72. J. V. Wilson 59, Watson 92, Smalles 52) Kent.
STOURBRIDGE: Worcestershire. 163 and 0-15 Sussex. 110. SWANSEA: Glamorgan, 329 (W. E.
Jones 62, W. Wooller 80. Harvey 4-84) Nottinghamshire, 0-18. GUILDFORD: Hampshire, 270 (Enger 59. Squires 4-44) Surrey.
BRISTOL: Gloucestershire, 123. (Urquhart 4-231 Cambridge University, 7.163 (J. G. Dewes 541. BIRMINGHAM: Warwickshire.
166 (Cranston 6-66) Lancashire, 5-89. HOCKEY PLAYERS IN STATE TEAM Newcastle hockey players selected In the senior State team to visit Hobart on July 17: D. Dyball. R. Clarke.
W. May, R. Wright, K. Alexander, Seven Newcastle junior players have been included In the State team to visit Melbourne on July 17.1 They are: K. Abel, Dives, P.
Offen. D. Barrack, L. Barrack, K. Bridge.
A Staffon. UPTON, MURPHY DRAW SYDNEY, Thursday, In State middleweight title contest at Leichhardt Stadium to night, Joe Upton, 11.4, fought a draw with Rex Murphy, 10.11½, over 12 rounds. World Backstroke Record MONTREAL, June 24. A.A.P. -Allen Stack, of Yale University, to-day swam 100 metres backstroke in clipping 8-10th of a seclond off the world record.
established by Adolph Kiefer at Chicago. A claim for official recognition of the record will be made. RANDWICK CARD 12.30. Tarwyn Park. 71.
522 Oasis 10. 9.0 D. Munro 91 Iolanda 8.4 R. Morria 41 Revenir 8.3 d. Thompson 014 Alabama Queen 8.
7.13 R. Kerrigan Be3 30 Prestons 5, 7.7 V. R. Faggottar Adorn 6, 609 Skiva 3. 1.4 K.
Barrett 055 Dashing Lass 9, 7.3 Waterhouse 048 Susan 1, 7.3 1, Hudson 000 Saletta 2, 7.0 A. Podmore 1.5. Encourage. 14m. 682 Montrose 15, 8,12 4.
Thompson 180 Oberon 12, 8.12 A. Richardson 568 Sea Spartan 6, 8.11 E. Doon 822 High Order 2, 8.9 R. 934 Drummer Boy 4, 8.9 F. Williams 893 854 Raceme Bay 10, 8.7 N.
McGrowdle Amyr 17, Gillard 499 Susan Gay 16, 8.7 A. Mulley 047 Superfort 13, 8.7 F. Walker 303 Boycott 9, 8.7 T. Mullade 088 Duke Havliah 14, 8.7 A. McDonagh 000 Mount Hope 5, 8.7 F.
Hickey 4.30. Highweight. 7f. 2nd 600 Killlecrankie 1, 9.13 D. Munro 706 All Gold 15, 9,5 J.
Thompson 400 Lord Desmond 7, 9.5 N. McGrowdle 142 Pearler 17. 9.2 W. Cook 030 Impudent 3. 9.0 N.
Daley 141 Double Gift, 9, 8.12 R. McIntosh 000 The Tiger 3, 8.12 R. Kerrigan ill Heradale 10, 8.11 M. Posner 564 Tynedale 12. 8.10 K.
Barrett 080 Protect 5. 8.0 A. Ward 000 Overland 6. 8.8 W. Briscoe 420 Big Enough 11, 8.7 E.
Doon 800 Photinia 13. 8.7 Markland 1001 000 Lady Regal Speed 8. 8.7 N. Fox Bevron 4, 8.7 R. Pearse 000 Valaire 14.
8.7 677 Prince Regent 16, 8.7 T. Mullane 012 Yamboon 7, 9.0 Mulley 553 Lyndale 8, 8.8 Watterann 712 Beau Felt 1, B.8 R. Selkrig 274 Peter Blue 2. 8.8 E. DooR Curtain Call 0, 8.4 J.
Thompson 380 Joandale 5, 8.0 J. Waterhouse 000 Grand Boy 3. 7.12 J. Doyle 366 Frolicsome 10, 7.10 N. Sell Tood 458 Blueraic 11.
7.8 T. Mullane 000 Never Free 12, 7.7 W. 970 Canadian King 4. 7.6 W. Hodder 300 Tabled 6.
7.4 N. McGrowdie 780 Luda 13, 7.0 R. McIntosh 1.40. 2 Y.0. Nov.
7f. let 001 Spanish Duke 15, 9.0 007 Crown Mark 6. 8.5 002 All Spirit 3, 8.3 Mullane 027 All Bright 1. 6.2 Thompson Rome 5. 8.0 M.
Schmierer 324 Crown Sequel 11, 8.0 E. Fordyce 53 Red Andrew 4, 8.0 V. Paggotter Grand Talk 8. 8.0 Williams 09 Star Day 7.12 F. McIntosh 720 10, 7.11 R.
Kerrigan 80 Bronze God 12, 7.11 W. Briscoe 689 River Gem 7, 7.9 N. Bellwood 800 Cool Bit 2. 7.8 N. Fox 830 Young Douglas 13, 7.7 N.
McGrowdie 546 Forster Wonderman 14, 7.0 K. Barrett 060 16. 7.5 A. Podmore 2.15. 2 Y.0.
Nov. 7f. 2nd 100 Salome 3, 8.7 A. Ward 242 Nessus 12. 8.3 N.
Bellwood Bean Junior 8. 8.3 M. Wall Landscer 1, 8.1 N. Watterson, 0 Monarchy 13, 8.0 parke 0 Word of Honour 9, 8.0 A. Mulley 0 The Duke 4, 8.0 J.
Williams 502 High Spirits 10. 7.13, w. Briscoe, 0 Prenero 14, 7.12 P. Moore 436 Blue Lagoon 7, 7.11 E. Doon 404 Envoy 16.
7.10 5, K. Barrett 007 00 Scholarship 2, 7.8 7.0 J. E. Waterhouse 500 Supercharger 6, 7,6 J. Thompson 559 Erpingham 15, 7.5 P.
Williams 080 Sir Falcon 11. 7.0 A. Podmore 2.50. Flying Hep. 6f.
204 Earl Silent 6, 9.1 R. MeIntosh 202 Pentheus 8.12 N. Fox 581 Homeleigh Dick 3, 8.10 Thompson 366 Paktong 8. 8.8 F. Walker Brazier 10, 8.8 J.
Tulte 142 Denall 12, 7.12 S. Johnson 303 Proud Monash 9, 7.10 E. Doon 624 Glencrag 1, 7.9 F. Williams 194 St. Varco 2.
7,4 288 Ophelia 7,0 Markland 428 Tomboy 7.0 V. Faggotter Kindly Light 8.0 R. Selkrig 767 Nell Gwynne 5, 8.0 J. Waterhouse 3.20. Belmore Hep.
063 Avalanche 7, 8.7 W. Cook 223 Deed 1, 7.12 213 Alkestu 3, 7.11 Doon 122 Skilled 0, 7.10 K. Barrett 905 Sovereign 2, 7.10 J. Thompson Coronation Lad 13, 7.8 N. Fox Rifle 4, 7.3 J.
Brown 001 Parrakoola 12, 7.2 R. Selkrig 133 Hemisphere 10, 7.2 N. MeGrowdle 430 Haxton 6. T. Mullane 205 304 Denteau 5, 7.0 A.
Williams Raleigh 11, 7.0 900 Boilvia 8, 7.0 N. Sell wood 3.55. Highweight. 7f. 1st.
375 Johnnie Zero 7. 10.1 N. Watterson 006 Marlume 18, 9.9 S. Johnson 194 St. Varco 11, 9.5 E.
Fordyce 003 Captivate 1, 9.5 W. Cook Zipper 3, 9.0 N. Sellwood 030 Zain B. 8.13 C. Findlay Moonee Valley Acceptors 12.40.
PICCANINNY, St. Rembrandt 11, 8.12 Atomic Lass 18, 8.3 Great Law 16, 8.1 Normands 17, 8.1 Grey Light 0, 7.13 Pretty Lass 19. 7.13 Goleine 12, 7.12 Royal Heroine 8. 7.12 No Trouble 14. 7.10 1.13.
PICCANINNY, Cybdora 10. 8.5 Gold Warden 17. 8.1 Milford 13, 8.1 Tamahine 16. 8.1 Joan's Star 8, 7.13 Zaldee 7. 7.13 Regular Port 18.
7.12 Star of the East 3, 7.12 Port Line 13, 7.10 1.30. HURDLE, The Feline 3. 10.12 Sun Eagle 6. 10.7 Repeater 11, 10.6 Lugano 10.4 Reynard 10. 10.2 Priority 7.
9.12 2.25. KEILOR River Hero 6, 9.0 Sage King 14, 8.5 Nilam 17, 7.13 Tamerlane 7, 7.12 Audacity 1. 7.10 Sentiment 15. 7.10 Blue Smoke 3, 7.9 Broadcast 12. 7.7 Coiffure 5.
7.7 Haws Rani 18, 7.7 Lone Wind 8, 7.7 2.55 STEEPLE. David Star 14. 11.7 First Aid 10, 11.4 Gay Invader 11.0 Gurofil 12, 10.13 Cheery Boy 6 10.12 High Flash 2, 10.3 Salvo 1, 9.11 Accelerate 3, 9.9 8.30 MT. Panmure 9, 8.12 Uncle Joe 11, 8.10 Royal Title 8.7 Latani 19, 8.4 8ir Charles 17, 8.2 Rimfire 1, 7.11 Royal Pageant 5. 7.11 Mokan Morisco 7.7 4.0 ARDOCH Bootle 16, 8.11 Night Fighter 10.
8.2 Royal Case Scot 11. 12, 7.11 7.13 Edward John 5. 7.9 Bun Lyric 7.9 Devon Ale 0. 7.7- Master Day 9 7.7 Rover's Haven 10, 7.1 4.35 ARDOCH Aggressor 12, 8.8 Jalna 19, 7.13 Brazen Jester 3 7.12 Anstey 13, 7.9 Euxine 9, 7.9 Canny Boot 11, 1.1 Girl James 18, 7.7 Reussir 7.7 St. Placid 7.
1.7 6. 1st. Royal Monarch 13. 7.10 Devon Valley 2. 7.9 Lord Nelson 1, 7.9 Thracefield 3, 7.9 Bold Venture 7.
7.7 Land Tax Rembro Arquero 3 Devon Call 10, 7.5 Gene Tesse 16. 7.6 61, 2nd. Theodore 11, 7.10 Lady of Spain 1.9 Show 9. 7.0 Bellstard 19. Douglas 6.
7.7 Red Bonnet Sir' Laddin 6, 7.1 Capricious 19. 7.5 Dover Maid 3, 1.5 Rainbow 14, 7.5 1f. King's Walk 8. 9.7 Seal Ruler 1, 9.4 Benembra 9.2 Hostage 9, 9.2 Edison 9.0 Valboy 12. 9.0 HANDICAP, 6r.
New England 16, Observe Our Land 13. Prattle Joy 10, Ballerdale 19. 7.5 Grand Legend 11, 7.5 Rareone 9, 7.5 Saturn 3, 7.5 2m. Bir Mohican 9, 9.7 Balkan League 16, Gold Hero 8, Hop wood 15, Reg' Pal 17. 9.2 Halsbury 13, 9.0 Jerington b.
9.0 Meraboo 9.0 Phil May 11, 9.0 ALEXANDER. 1m. Prince Charles Real Guy Braganza Encircier 18. 7.5 Lady Mond 10, Laughton 13. Romella 15, Sun Haven 16, 7.5 Tearo Silk: Winpar 12, 1.6 HOP, 1m.
1st, Bun Frolic 1, 1.7 Tudor Prince 8, Coeval 18, Doughboy Lamell 14, Midiothian 7.5 Prince Rupert 15, Rajpipia 17, Solstar 3, Tijuana 13. HCP. 1m. 2nd The Ritz 2, Bankura 8. Doctrine Imperious Matelda 15, Naval Revue Promise Me 17, Baxonian 10.
The Artist War Tax 6. Soccer Fixtures LEAGUE: New LambtonHamilton Rovers Merewether, deferred, NEWCASTLE CUP. Dudley Cardiff, Wallsend, Sunday. 3 p.m. G.
Atkinson, E. Heath, W. Mowbray. Waterside Workers Catherine Hill Bay, Catherine Hill Bay, Sunday. HUSBAND TELLS OF RAID ON TENT MAN told Mr.
Justice Dwyer in Newcastle Divorce Court that when he and other members of raiding party found his wife and the co-respondent in bed in a tent at Belmont Park, his wife said they had been expecting the visit. Both signed a confession that they had lived there together for a fortnight. George Payling Kemp. boulertnaker's helper, of Birmingham Gardens, wAs granted a decree nin) against Thelma Jean Kemp, formerly Cherry, of Bel. mont Park, on the ground of her adultery with Allan Davies, of Bel.
mont Park, on June 25. last year. Dartes was ordered to pay the costs, Mr. G. W.
McDonald I MeRATs. John son and McDonald appeared for Kemp. Restitution Decrees Aubyn Clive Price, railway employee, of Hall-street. Merewether, was granted a decree nial against Ivy Ann Price, formerly Trow, off ground of her failure 10 comply WIth An order for restitution of con. jugal rights.
Mr. McDonald appeared for petitioner. Her failure to comply with an order for restitution of conjugal rights was the ground on which Leslle John Paterson, upholsterer trainee, of Railway-street, Merewether, was granted a decree nist against Helen Margaret Paterson cliffe, of Collegestreet. Drummoyne. Mr.
G. W. MeDonald appeared for Paterson. John Herbert Hastings, motor driver, of Kemp-street. Junction, was granted a decree nisi against Vera Agnes Hastings.
formerly Davies, on with AD order for restitution of ground of her fallure to comply Walcott's Odds Ease NEW YORK. June 24. A.A.P.Immediately after the one-day postponement of the Louis Walcott fight yesterday, because of rain. there was an easing of betting odds against the challenger. Louis last night WAS 11-5 on favourite, with indications that the odds might only be 2-1 on by ringtime to-night.
Many believe Louis would be more likely to be affected psychologically by the delay. It is TCcalled that Louis was knocked out by Max Schmeling for the first and only defeat of his career after a postponement in 1936, and again in 1937, when the fight against Farr was postponed. The champion went the distance for the decision, which many thought should have gone to Farr. Sol Strauss, acting promoter, said ho did not believe the postponement would hurt the gate, which is expected to approach one million dollars The Weather Bureau predicts scattered showers during the time of the fight. Heavy fog this morning halted all plane operations and hampered shipping.
Australian Olympic Party In London LONDON, June 24. A.A.P. Fourteen members of the Australian Olympic team and the manager, Edgar Tanner, have arrived by Qantas Empire Airways Constellation. Tanner said all members had travelled exceptionally well. They immediately went to Richmond Park.
where they are quartered for the time being. Tanner added they would take things quietly for a couple of days, then settle down to serious training. Sir Eugen Millington-Drake, Chairman of the Olympic Reception Committee. and Sir John Bennett, member of the committee, inet the team. Support Continues For Flemish BRISBANE, Thursday.
Continued heavy backing for the Melbourne colt, Flemish, has brought him to the top line of betting, with Denhoti and Heroic Sovereign, for the Doomben Ten Thousand. One leading fielder said to-day any further backing for the colt would make him outright favourite. There has been good support for The Groom following the announcement that he would be a certain starlet. He has been coupled with St. Fairy and Blue Boots for £5000 each.
Baruna First Home In Yacht Race HAMILTON (Bermuda). June 24. A.A.P.-Henry C. Taylor's yawl. Baruna, first boat to finish the Newport to Bermuda yacht race, apparently has won the contest with the time of 3 days 14 hrs.
59 mins. 10 secs. Among the Class yachts, Malabar, 13th, and Lord Jim, finished close BOWLERS GOING TO NEW ZEALAND AUCKLAND, June 24. A.A.P. -An Australian bowling team will be invited to visit New Zealand next summer.
The Dominion Council has also authorised the executive to seek an invitation from Britain for a New Zealand team to tour there next summer. GREYHOUND HEATS AT MAITLAND Meitiand Greyhound Club's maiden qualifying heats decided last night resulted: Heat 1, Dollar Standard (28.1 28.3). seconds), Heat 2, High Chieftain Heat 3, Flying Bauna (28.5), Heat 4. Lady Dozey 1381. Heat 6, Three Imps (38.5).
Kate (28.2). Heat 6, Compact Heat 7. Trion's Miss (28.3). Heat 8. Tiny Mon BASKETBALL RESULTS Yesterday's results in the secondary Catholic Schools' basketball competitions: A GRADE: Newcastle d.
Hamilton 10-4; Merewether 1, 9-2: Hamilton Mayfield 1. d. Hamilton Hamilton 3. 24-1; Mayfield 2. d.
Hamilton 2, 12-1. 11-2; 1, d. GRADE: Newcastle d. Hamilton 5, 12-11; Merewether 1, d. Merewether 5-2; Mayfield 3, d.
Hamilton 14-3; Hamilton t. d. Mayfield 3, 24-3; Mayfield 1, d. Hamilton 3, 17-1. GRADE: Merewether 1, d.
9-2: Merewether d. Hamilton 5, 10-3: Mayfield d. Hamilton 3, 26-3: 32-3: Hamilton 1. d. Mavileld 4-3.
Hamilton d. Mayfield 2. Newcastle Associates Newcastle Golf Club associates played an 16-hole par yesterday. Bixtyfive played in three divisions. Best carde PIRST DIVISION: Mrs.
Kloster 24. down; Mra. Price 18, 3 down: Miss Sharp 13, 3 down. SECOND DIVISION: Mrs. Henderson 32.
2 down: Mrs. Bruce 30. down: Mrs. Macischian 20. 4 down.
THIRD Mrs. Lawson 36. 2 down; Mrs. Pulver 36, 6 down: Mra. Stephens 36, 6 down.
nine-hole stroke WAR 40D by Mra. Boorman, "Togo" Johnstone's 3rd Derby Win This Year LONDON, June 24. A.A.P.The Australian jockey, "Togo" Johnstone, rode the Irish Derby winner, the Aga Khan's Nathoo, at The Curragh. It was Johnstone's third winning Derby this year. conjugul rights.
Mr. G. W. McDona.u politioner, UD the application of James Pain. -armor, 01 Anna Buy, 21 Li rial.
-orateriy George, 01 1114, wan to return. Lat WILDID WI days. Mr. A. Johnson I Joanson wed Meappeared tor Pain, Denice may Procter.
toperly wen. st Caristo-road, waratan, was grate ad a decree 1146; against Procter, salcaman, of near because St his Tasure to comply with an utuL. restitution or conjugal righto. dr, b. D.
Mitenell appeared for Mia. VOLL Ernest O' Brien. taxi driver. JI Lase-road, Wallsend, was decree mist against Daphne Joyce 'brien, formerly oneddon. pl Went Wallend, because she vailed to comply With an order 101 restitution of conjugal rights.
Mr. 3. 8. Mitchell appeared for O' Brien. On the application of John WilBoulthorpe, heater, of Collaroy.
road, New Lambion, Emily Muries Scuthorpe, formerly Gould, of kussell -road, New Lampton, was ordered to return to him within 21 days. Mr. A. A. Johnson appeared for Scul- thorpe.
Desertion Issues peared for petitioner. Constructive Desertion Return. act.ve service 18 L044, to sounu that 41.6 Dau the housenola eilecta, said Henry Connah, business INALget, of who was granted decree Dial Against Jean conman, tormenty Standen, care 0. uirent Northern noli, Newcastle, to6 ground of desertion. Connau said that wale he was 10 the serDis Wile became bArmaiG againat his wish, Sue always repueu 40 015 letters that she would HOU return to him.
Mt. G. W. McDonala appeared for Connah. Desertion was the ground on which Milba Wilkinson, formerly Antney, Ji Oiney-road, Adamstown, WAS granted A decree nisi against Richard rancourt Wilkinson, of Stewartavenue, Hamilton.
Mrs. Wilkinson sard -at when her husband was about to eave home from final leave to go overseas, kissing he ber said there was because no poll be goodbye would not be coming back LO her. de had always been very casual to. sards tier. They had not lived to.
elber since June, 1943. Mr. A. Johnson appeared for Mrs. Wilkinson.
Petitioning for divorce from Suslu Orlean Syer, tormerly Meredith, Vancouver, Canada, on the ground of desertion, Phillip Ayer, steel Inof Karoola-road, New Lambsaid his wite did not like Ausand returned to bor people in Canada In July, 1930, He received no reply to his letters until about three years ago when she asked for divorce, A decree nisi was granted. Mr. A. A. Johnson appeared for Syer.
Ivy Sarah Kellett, formerly Bellick, of Dunbar-street, Stockton. WAS granted a decree nisi against Robert Joseph Kellett, clerk, of Merewether. on the ground of degertion. Mrs. Ketlett said her married life WAS nappy until her husband enlisted, He told her he did not wish to be with her any more, When he returned rom the service, she saw him at the Water Board Where he was employed.
but he refused to return to her. Mr. G. W. McDonald appeared for Mrs.
Kellett. His wife went for A fortnight's holiday to Tuggerawong, but refused to return to him. sald Matthew Andrew Akhurst, steelworker, of FawMayfleld, who was granted a decree nisl against Violet Grace Akhurst, formerly O'Dowd. of Wyong, on the ground of desertion, Mr. S.
S. Mitchell appeared for Akhurst. After frequent quarrels about the step-children, her husband left her an January 2, 1942, said Ellen Elizabeth Munro, formerly Squires, who was granted decree nisi against John Francis Munro, of Wootton, on the ground of desertion, Mr. H. T.
Skilton appeared of for his Mrs. Munro, support petition for divorce from Mavis Pearl Santleben, tormerly Goodsell. of Eastwood, 011 the ground of desertion. Harold Horace Santieben. Adamstown, electro plater, of sald his wife went to inspect a naval vessel and returned with a marine.
lie re. turned to camp and received a letter from his wife saying she could not Itve with him again. A decree nis! was granted. Mr. S.
Mitchell Ap- Petitioning for divorce from TheoJore Willam Gumbrill, bar steward, 31 Rachmines, on the ground of constructive deserticn, Margaret Selena Gambrill, formerly Lamb, of Church. street. Newcastle, said she left het ausband in 1938 he had thrown tin at dripping on the wall and rubbed pound of butter in her hair. A decree nils. WaS granted Mfrs.
Gambrill said her husband frequently gave ber only to 22 -ortnight for housekeeping expenses Often she had to go to her mother-law's place for support. Several times he assaulted her while they Were living at Bridge-street. Morisset. Mr. A.
A. Johnson appeared for Mrs. Gambrill, Adultery Issues Wettig. To-day's Cases Anne Stevenson, formerly Duncan, of Victoria -street, New Lambton, was granted Blackwell a decree nisl against Thomas Stevenson, of the Hotel Rawson. Newcuatle, on the ground 01 adultery with Mrs.
Iris Gemmell. Mrs. Stevenson said that on the night ut December 12, 1946. accompanied by Don Rees, private inquiry agent. and another man, she saw her husband and Mrs.
Geminell together in bed in a room at the hotel. Told that would apply for a divorce, her husband said. "That suits me." Her husband had begun drinking heavily and neglected his hairdressing after his discharge from the Air Force In 1945. Mr. N.
D. Wheeler Harrie, Wheeler and Williams) apfor petitioner. Adultery WAS the issue on which Ivor Henry Jones, machinist, of Regent-street, New Lambton, WAS granted a decree nisl against Rena Lesley Jones, formerly Summers, of Wauchope. Jones said he met his wite In Newcastle about Christinas, 1946. She showed him a doctor's certificate that she was expecting child but would not disclose the name of the father.
Mr. W. McDonald Appeared for Jones, Stanley Wilfred Wright, machine operator. of Corlette-street, Cook's K111. WAR granted decree nisi against Neta Wright on the ground of adultery with Robert McEwen.
Wright said that on the night of April 19, last year, with D. Rees, inquiry agent, he saw his wife and MeEwen in bed in a house nt Kenrick-street, Junction. Mr. N. D.
Wheeler appeared for Wright, When he found his wife and the his wife told him she would stay co-respondent in house together. with the other man, said Eric Raymond Buxton, machinist, of avenue, New Lambton. who war granted a decree nist againat Owendoline Mavis Buxton. formerly Barber. on the ground of adultery with Harry Gow, of Freyburg-street, New Lambton.
Mr. N. D. Wheeler appeared for Buxton. His wife told him she had got the keep chap him, she said wanted Alfred and was George going to Wettig, tramway employee, of Pacific HighWAY, Adamstown.
when he petitioned divorce from Ida Wettig formerly Jones, of Ocean street, Dud les, on the ground of adultery with Joseph Vincent Peterson, formerly of Metcalfe-street. Wallsend. Wettig sald he and D. Rees, inquiry agent found his wife and Peterson together in her bedroom on the night of July 16, last year. A decree nist WAR granted.
Mr. N. D. Wheeler appeared 9.30 a.m.: M. J.
Munday W. R. Munday; M. H. Werren Werren; M.
E. McCutcheon A. H. McCutcheon: N. Norris B.
Norris: A. A. Lewis E. Lewis; J. McIntosh E.
A. McIntosh: M. A. Owens J. P.
Owens; C. C. Murty V. M. Murty: J.
W. Hunter E. Hunter: M. L. Prazer A.
J. Frazer: W. P. Clack 6. W.
Clack: Marriott Marriott. DRAW UP TRADE PLAN WITH N.Z. CANBERRA, Thursday. An expert committee representative of Australia and New Zealand will meet shortly to draw up plans for exchange of goods. Australia seeks more timber from New Zealand, and New Zealand requires more steel, coal, wheat and flour from Australia.
Printed and published for the proprietors by Ernest Malcolm Morriss, of 70 Newcastle. nt the office of the Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advo. cate Pty. 26-30 Bolton -street. I Newcastle.
Few Shares Hit By Coal Lack P. Apinaipt NEWCASTLE in some shares on the Sydney Stock SYDNEY, Exchange to-day were affected by the coal shortage, but the bulk of trading was at unchanged or improved levels. Colonial Sugar, B.H.P. and Australian Gas Light Company shares, affected by the coal shortage for months, lost considerable ground. A total of 36 stocks sold up, while fewer than 20 were down.
Trading was extensive in range but not unduly heavy. Among the industrials to firm were Tooth 6d, A.C.I. 9d, and Clyde Engineering After dropping to early in the day, Placer Gold later sold at below yesterday's closing price. The bond turnover was 109,110. Aunt.
Consol. 1949, 1048. 24. 1949 1950. 3 1-8, 1959, 2 3 1-8.
1960. 1956, 1957. 100, 1958, 34. 1958, Nov. 1959, 3.
1960. A 1061. 3 3-8, 1949, 1949, 102: 33. 1951. 1964, 3 1-8.
1954, 104. 1950. 4. 1055. 1.
1959, -Australasia Paper, Com of National, GAR North -Tooth, 807. Shore Gas. Insurance. United £16. Newspaper, Ass.
News pref. Syd. Ferries, A.C.I. A. Gypsum A.
Textilen Ass. Securities Ansett Dew A. Hordern A'ssian Paper Bond's Indust. do. pref.
Bitumen B. Philp Buckinghams B.H.P B. Watson Cons. Indust. caldwells Clyde Eng C.S.R.
59 Carpet cig. Coote and Jora. do. rtS. Drug Houses Dunlop D.
Hardy, new E. Meter E. E. Zino Fed. Brit.
cig. Felt and Text. Gen. Indust. C.
Mort O. Edgell pref. Grimleg Hard. Rubber, Haymarket Thentre H. Smith I'varra Coke 7: J.
Sted Katdos Lennon': M. Clark, M. Poys Northwest Stores, pref, Newbold, ctg. N.S.W F. Food Z.
FOrest O'seas corp. Pac. new. old Peters Pool and pref. Pioneer Spring, New Pitt Son, R.M.
Concrete Selfridge Sargood S. Lee, pref. Teenico, pref T. and McKenzie Van. and Reid.
rts. Woolworth N.Z.. rts. Wests W. H.
Paling W. Mofflin W. Carpenter YArra Falls Yellow Cabs York rt5, Zine. Invest. Lyell Isa North F.
C'goral Emperor Morgan Gold New Occid. paid Placer £12, £12; Triton Katu A Takuapa Amalg. Jelapang Oil, Gas 3d: Oil Search Apart from a firmer tone for Tooth and prices generally had a tendency to weaken on Newcastle Stock Exchange yesterday, Broken HIll Ply. was noticeably lower, with buyers offering Tin shares fallen to make headway. Oil Search WAS firm.
Commonwealth Loan 34 per 1948, Bituinen and Oil, Drug Houses. rights, Northern Fruit Meets Keen Demand Demand was keen on Newcastle market yesterday when accumulated supplies from the north were made available for the first time since the floods, Choice beans brought to a bushel. A quantity which arrived in a sweated condition realised as low as a bushel. Most fruit arrived in reasonably good condition. Prices at 10.30 8,10 Peas to inferior lower; beans, choice to odd to inferior and sweated from bushel: cauliflowers cabbages to dozen: catrots to parsnips swedes to pumpkins to potaLOON onions to beetroot to dozen bunches: South Australian celery to lettuce to tropical case: sprouts box; tomatoes to halfbushel case.
Apples Jonathan to Delicious Granny Smith (O Cleo to Fanny to pears, Packham to Josephine Winter Cole to Winter Nelin oranges LO odd tO inferior lower. lemona to mandarins to grapefruit bushel case; passionfruit to Inferior lower: grapes half-busbel case; papaws 77 to pineapples to bananas tropical case. -White hens to black to white roosters 10. to black to Muscovy ducks to drakes to pair. first grade, wholesale medium, retail duck, wholesale retail hen, second quality.
wholesale dozen. Prices Advance to for Sheep Prices advanced to head for sheep and lambs at Warstab sale yesterday. The quality of sheep WAS the best for some time. The lamb yarding WAS down. but the quality' was good.
made Best lambs to to prime mediumweights prime light to best wethers to prime mediumweights to prime light to best ewes to lighter The market was very firm at recent high levels for the moderate varding of cattle. Best heavy bullocks brought to prime mediumweights 221 to 23. heavy cows to prime meprime light to 20, best diumweights to prime light £13 to -Fat bullocka realised light steers cows heifers vealers store heifers cows cows and calves bulls poddles springing dairy cows 221, heifers fat lambs for sheep and lambs advanced to Flemingion saleyards. Only 15.050 head were penned and keen tnquiry prevailed. The quality of the offering improved on recent pennings Good to prime ewe mutton id to 10d.
wethers 11d to 12d. boggets to 124d, lambs to suckers 13d to Ib. In the tattle section only 1646 head were supplied Good competision prevailed, and values for best quality classes improved by Other grades were firmer. The general quallty was fairly good, Quotations- Good to prime vealers to steers to heifers to bullocks to cows to 1001b. Ex-Soldier Found Shot Dead SYDNEY, Thursday, -A 30-yearold ex-serviceman who had been receiving treatment for nerves WAS found dead with a bullet wound in his head at his home at Mosman to-day.
He was John Lawrence Stevenson. a G.P.O. mail sorter. A 22 calibre rifle was in his hand. The body was found by his wite.
They had been married only two months. SHIPPING PORT OF NEWCASTLE High water: 11.17 a.m., 11.11 p.m, Sun: Rises 7.1, seta 4.54. Moon: 8.10 p.m.. 0.50 1.10. The depth at on the bar in Newcastle Harbour high water yesterday was 281k, 111n.
a.m.. 301t. 8in. p.m. ARRIVALS, June 24.
of St, Albans, Sydney, 0.14 a.m. (John Reidi; Talune, Port Kembla, 6.36 A Union Incherag, Sydney, 10.38 a.m. (Huddart Parker); Mongabarra, Sydney, 1.17 p.m.; Echunga, Whyalla, 5 p.m. (Interstate S'ships); Fiona, Melbourne, 10.30 p.m.; Corrimal, Port Kembla, 11.16 p.m. Coastwise: Canopus 4.50 a.m,, Mulubinta 0.30 a.m.
Hetton Bunk 10.52 A.m.. Caldare 11.50 a.m., Comara 6.36 p.m.: Sydney: Ukl. North Coast, 11.18 p.m. Firby. Adelaide, 0,37 Fort Michipicoten, Timaru vis Bydney and ports, 3.52 p.m.; Iron Yampi, Whyalla, 5 25 Coastwise: Canopus 4.11 p.m, Caldare 0.48 p.m., Hetton Bank 10,54 p.m., Sydney, TELEGRAPHIC, June Sydney, Arrivals: Neatoro.
Abersea, Pelaw Main. Newcastle; Westralla, Kure: Bermagui. Vasconia. South: Port Fairy, Melbourne: Marella, Singapore. Sydney, Departures; Mulubinba, Bank, Caldare.
Mongabarra. Abersen, Comara, Neweastle: AustraHa Star, Liverpool; Uralba, Melbourne; Bergalla, Bellainbi, South Coast; Daphnella, MIF: Allakman. Sealandia, Socotra, South; Neo Hebridias. North. Port Adelaide, Arrivals: Iron Monarch, Beddington Court, Neweastle, Grootekerk, Rotterdam: Koomilyn, Bunbury.
Fort Beausetour, Corto. Port Pirie: Corinda, Brisbane: Port Fremantle, Eastern States. ENTERED OUTWARDS. Fort Timaru via Sydne? and porta ,2572 tons general cargo, 1100 tons bunkers: Iron Yampi, Whyalle, 10 ballast, 362 tons bunkers. TO-DAY'S LEE WHARP: Diomed.
No. Atlantic Wave. No. Lodestone, No. KING'S WHARF: Talune, No.
2: Dulverton, No. 4 CRANES: William Me. Arthur. 1 and 2 basin: Ocean Faith, Incherag. 10 and 11: BelJerby, 11, 12 and 13 electric.
B.H.P, Echungu, No. 2: Iron ter. No. Banif Park. No.
Iron Prince, No. Iron Duke. coke berth. SILO WHARF: Mongabarra, No. City of 8t.
Albans. No. 2. DOLPHINS River Derwent, Wickham: Pikepool, Grey-street: 6 and 7 dyke. DOCKYARD: Edward P.
Johnson. EXPECTED William McArthur, to-day, Melbourne, ballast 18. G. Pearcel: Daylesford, to-day, Brisbane, to bunker 18, Pearce): Bellerby, to-day, Port Kembla, ballast Interstate Steamships Pty. Ltd.
Noota, to-day, Sydney, to load laide 5.9. Co. Neo Hebridals. to-day, Sydney, to bunker 1John Reid Pty. Ltd.
Adelong, to-day, Sydney. ballast, to load (Huddart Parker Ltd King william, to-day, Sydney. ballast, to toad iDalgety and Co.I: Culross. to-morrow, Whyalla, Iron stone (B.H.P, Lid 1: Ngakuta, to-mor. row.
Sydney, to load (Union 8,8, Co. Corrimal. to-morrow. Port Kembin, to load (Union 8.8, Co. Ltd.1; Ocean Stranger, to-morrow.
Melbourne (John Reid Sydney, Ply. Wangarntta, Tuesday, to load (Dalgety and EXPECTED Ocean Faith, to-day, Adelaide. 8500 tons coal (Mellwraith McEacharn Neo Hebridals, Noumea, vin Sydney. After bunkering (John Reid Pty, Lid.H: Goulburn, to-day. Hobart.
3100 tons coal (Huddart Parker Cor. rimal. to-morrow, Hobart, coke (Union 8.9. Ltd. William McArthur, to.morrow, Melbourne, 3100 tons coal 18.
0. Pearcel: Daylesford. to-morrow. Sydney CATEO and Melbourne, with through 15. G.
Pearcel: Bellerby, to morrow. Melbourne, 6500 tons coal (Interstate Steumships Pty, Iron Master. to-morrow Dr Sunday, Port Kembla. part cargo steel (B.H,P. Ltd.
Atlantic Wave, Sunday. Dublin, wheat (Dalgety and Talune, Monday, Hobart. via Sydney, general (Union 5.6. Co. Ltd.
labourers: Last man chartered. 648. Thirty-three men required Silo Wharf, 100 men King's Wharf, men B. P. Wharf, 8 a.m.
Coaltrimmers: Last chartered pinboss 16, trimmer 113. Two pinbosses, 9 trimmers. required B.m DOES YOUR HOUSE REQUIRE Painting A Comprehensive range of Colours in Sterling or Davison's Prepared Paint can be obtained at THE PAINT HOUSE 157 Hunter St. West NEXT TO DAIRY FARMERS Phone B1397-1398-1399 Established 1882 CASH LOANS WITH OR WITHOUT SECURITY Sums from £5 to £500 THE NEW SOUTH WALES MONT DE PIETE DEPOSIT INVESTMENT CO. LTD.
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New South tion Wales, intend to apply for naturalisaunder the Nationality Act. 1920- 1936. 238 PERSONAL PRIVATE Investigator, DON REES. Secrecy, divorce. Go anywhere.
Mod. fees. 65 Newcastle. B1052. LLOYD'S Investigation Services, Old Regd.
Reliable. Divorce evidence, etc. estab. 38 Bolton-st. Tel.
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6155 RADIOS for Hire, wkly. Heiron Smith (Salonola), 91 BUILDING MATERIALS GALVANISED Corrugated Roofing Iron, pre-war quality, In 7t. aft, and 9ft. lengths. What offers? Write R.
M. Wood, Raymond Terraceroad, East Maitland. 332 FINANCE AND SHARES 16 SHARES No. 13 Newcastle StarrBowkett, 289 paid in. Accept 85.
Apply 32 Mayfield. 7920 Grenter Newcastle Co-operative BavINVEST your Savings. In the Inga and Loan Society Limited. Good dividend return sisured. Weekly subscriptions acceptable.
Only address. 103 Hamilton. 316 W. LEAN. Secretary, PUBLIC NOTICES F.
Pianoforte, RICHARDS, L.A.B., Teacher of Banjo-Mandolin, ish and Steel Guitars. Studio, Fleming Wickham. Ph. Ham. 161, CHARLESTOWN RESIDENTS.
MISS RANGER w111 not be Teaching This Week. owing to liness, 7971 WILL NOT be from responsible for any I debts in my pame, this date. 25th June, 1048. ERIC ARTHUR CRAMP. 72 West Wallsend.
7930 OWING to Illness of Mr. BIlL Cuakelly, he wishes his many tomers DO KNOW his Glebe-rond, Huirdressing Business, At 474 Adamatown, will be closed until further notice. Signed! BILL CUSKELLY, F. G. ROBERTS, N.D., D.O., F.8.D.
Australia's leading Naturopath, will be visiting Newcastle on Thursday, 30th June and 1st July. Take this opportunity of consulting 0 Specialist in Natural Healing who will give you new hope 1a dealing: with your Health problems, Book ATA appointment at Roberta' Health Betvice, 193 Hunter -st. B1088. 43 THE SERVICE BUREAU will, for Reasonable fee, Shop for you, Book seats on trains, boat or plane. Look after your property in your absetico Obtain for you expert advice on your problems, Undertake research work and all kinds of legal services.
Phone, write or call, THE GERVICE BUREAU Room 2, Warrah House. Newcastle (round Tatler corner. B3619. 1356 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREATER NEWCASTLE ELECTRIC SUPPLY DEPARTMENT. MARKS POINT, PELICAN, BLACKSMITHS, SWANSEA, Notice 16 hereby Riven that elty will be interrupted In the above arena on Friday, 35th June, 1948, be.
tween 3.15 p.m. and 4 p.m.. owing to WELLS. Town Clerk 240 and Paktong 1.7, The Duke and Grand Talk Protect and High Order 1.7%, Alkestu 1.7%. Carlisle and Rotten Row 1.8, Belle Cherie 1.10, Tartar and National Velvet 1.11.
Merry John and Nell Gwynne 1.12. 7.: Grand Boy and Lady Grace 1.35. proper, 30ft. out. 21.: Boomanulia 26.
Impuuent 38. Revenir 38, Curata 30, Hurry Up and Skip Bomber 30, Miss Account 40. St. Paul 40. 4.: Shah Jehan and alter You 54.
Ned Dawn led Miss Sunbeam 54, Chatipur 59. Avalanche and Craigle 1.5, Ludo and Val. atre 1.8. Havoc 1.10, Rome and 1.10. Zoonargho and Sold 1.13, Iolanda 1.14.
61.: Tamasha and Respond 1,19. The Marine and Sir Alex 1.10, Joan Dale led Raleigh 1.20. Canadian King led Trajan! 1.20. Course Skilled proper. along back, 401t.
out. 41 (SIX to three. Gauntlet 41 Isix to three Milos and Port Sald 55 to four. 8t. Quest led Great Banks 56, Vagitus and Le Petit Duc Warrah Gift 57.
Gene W11 591. Amyr Bay led Happy Ways 1.8 Knockout 1.81a leight to three, Miss Mohican aud Golden Rust 1.10. Baralti and River Geni 1.13%. Forlater and Plastic 1.26%. proper, along 314 Court Spear and Dark Forest, 38.
Tubunli First and Light Mandene 38, Rose Brazen Spear and Merry Gold 39, Tanquil Moon 30, Voler 301, Vollee Kings40, PesoN and St. Kliltecrankle and Always My Trade and Glucose Bowwurn Tetra513 Chaste 53. Homeleigh Dick and and Sea Spartan 1.S. 61: Beau Junior Tahlee 1.34, Glendale and Brilitant 1.24. SCREENINGS.
Figure Blue 40, Menellic 42. Crown Mark 1.0. proper, rails, Susan Bank Clerk and Golden Leader 51.: Superfort 1.8. BARRIER Heat 1, 41.: Danger 1. Terepo 2, High Buzz 3.
Others: Redress, Patmashel. way. Lady Sylvia. Lady Sherry, Brazen Cello, Fu 3 len. 511 Heat 2, 41.: Because 1, Sir Falcon 2, Deep Line 3.
Others: Plymall, Obsession. Manipulator, Rembrose. Zambest. neck. 513 Course proper, 31.1 Bruzoll 40, Shirlmar 41.
Felguard and Landmark 42, Man at and. Convention 43. 4.: Alabama Queen and Mandova 57, Eugene 58. BROADMEADOW NO. 2 Rails, 11.: Smar Olick 21.: Piccolino 31.
Heymarket led Red Terror ten, 3714. Darelle 3834. Golden Mosque and King Pin Conacious Gold Gram 42 furlong In Pen Valats and Sue 4414, Hisign even time. Walags even time, 41.: Earl Pentheus 4913. Dentall Ted 2 Jen.
Curtain Call 51, Guysley, Robinero and Stoical Lad 52. Jaboste and Marco Polo 52. Green and Gold and Nickel 56. Tamaron and 1.84. Just OWn and companion Orient Prince 16 Parallel and Nepcan Riter even time.
Tort Bin 1.25 (last two in Tuekony, Wearle and Rots Flyer 1.23. SURPRISE STABLE CHANGES Sydney Correspondent. SYDNEY, Peter Cruise has transferred Shannon Rise and Le Petit Due from T. J. Smith's Randwick stables to the care of W.
Childs, Moorelield trainer. Sandal, who was trained by Bayly Payten, has been transferred to F. Onslow. Canterbury trainer, NEWCASTLE ENTRIES JULY 3 MAIDEN JUVENILE, 411,. Sundal Speecherait, Borzol, Skiva, Bungzmuro, 'True Glen.
Dot Dash. Pan Valals, Conchita, Lord Swynford. CrowanthuR, Warrah King. Perfect Melody, Bulbowrie, Guysley, Gay Lyn. Love Altair.
Princess Caravel, Great Day. Robinero. Sue, Pencarl. Our Beauty, Lady Myra, Marco Polo. Sea Pairy, MAIDEN, 71.: Wicked Jervis.
Crownall, Miss Fussy, Bitston. Rolled Outs, Mumbil, Golden Leader, Speltho King. Moni Koura. Elmoran, Perfect Power, Golden Moaque, Lady Pauline, Lady Ash, Buy Bill, Sheep Herder, Just Owen, Wire Mark, MiAlaba, Sweet Nurelle. Stient Dome.
FLYING, Tacucian, Tamarom, Smart Alick, Golden Warrah. French Boy, Uranium, Empire Bill, Haymarket, Laughing Cavalier, Profound, Wearie, Lone Hand, Nepean River, Lord Neith. Golden Buzzard. NOVICE WELTER, Plymall. Union Jack.
Luculla, Appoint, Terepo, Sunny Bill, Roukura, Ellabou, Brown Toast. Nassau Bay, Port Rion, SuperLa fort, st, Sweep, Royal Field, Dusky Dasher, Mocassin, Gipsy's pact, Sunurdo, Ross Sweet Belle, Tuckony, Stoical Lad. Peacraft, Saint Teresa, River Gold, Nancy Sal. Sweel Revenge, March Winds, Bachelor Boy. Black Pentheus, Petite Ann.
Red Terror, Gipsy's Warning, Play Pretty, Sun King, Linbility, WELTER, Dieppe, ston. Cherry Lad. Conacious, Tessie March, High TenPiccadilly Lad, Profound. Wearie. Salivant, Tori Bin, Pharcast.
Rongary. ENCOURAGE, Union Jack, Village Green, Ellabou, Mumbil. Cherry Lad. Compact, Uranium, Nickel, Sweet Revenge, Chamars, Green and Gold, Valals. DAPTO DOG RESULTS The MAIDEN: Heap, 6, Lady Tengedah, Wallaron, evens, 10-1, 3.
Scratched: Midget Again, len. 29.3. BROWNSVILLE. First George Jay's Return. 2-1, Eastern Tune, 10-1.
J. Glen Joy. £1. 2 len. 28.1.
SECOND Chief Mandala, 4-1, 1: 3. Gypsy Free, 8-1. Lostalong, 9-4. Scratched: What Tune. Head, neck.
39.2. BONG BONG; Silveral, 5-2. Bright Nash. 3-1, Coonalong Minda. 5-2.
3. Grand Spearment, Mariner, Tesste Francis. 3 len. 39. DAPTO: Mist Tussl, 2-1.
1: Modulate, 7-1. Tuneful Lady, 6-1. 3. Beratched: Gibb Street, Bright Calm. Roistan.
Neck, len. 42.5. Jay WONGAWILLI: Lynne. 6.4 Silky Rocker, 11-2, on, Rock, 3. Scratched: Atomiser, King Nebo, Hayworth, Girl Satin.
ten. 28.6. MARSHAL MOUNT: Glen's Bid, 0-4, 1: Princess Linn, 5-1, 3: Kleanalong. 8-1, 3. Scratched: Prince Yeoburn.
Chief Rhapsody. Jen. 38.9. HURDLE: All Means, 5-4 on, Don Dagley, 8-1, Chief Groome, 8-1, 3. 3 len.
31.1. KEMBLA GRANGE: Shading. 3-1, 1: 3. Ginger Ron, 4-1. 2: Abbey Wit.
6-4, 3, Scratched: silvale. Melody Glen. 5 2 ten 43. PRESIDENT: Brindy's Last. 6-4 oh, 1: 8-1.
3. Myall Boy, evens. 3: Scratched: Last Hand. Hero, Memory's Blue, Miss Petador, Sirah Lina. ten.
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Convenient city centres and theatres. Room and at moderate rates, FA7051. WHEN IN SYDNEY STOP AT THE GODERICH PRIVATE HOTEL KINGS CROSS. Excellent. cuisine and comfortable rooms, and breakfast.
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Adit. inide, etc. Tasmanian Tours lAir and Bra), Barrier Reef, Murray Valley Tours and CruiseR. Foggs Extended Tours, AIR BOOKINGS FROM NEWCASTLE. Apply 141 Scottst B1955.
6726 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU, CITY HALL. Inforination and bookings tal Hotels, Guesthouses, all Air and Rail. Services throughout and other capital cities; also all Road Including Pioneer, Murray Valley Coaches, Palmer's and POKER Tours. Hours: Mon. to 9 a.m, to 4 p.m.
Information re Cottages, camping, rto. Tourist Officer: W. M. RULE. Phone B3700.
CRAIGIELEE, Katoomba. Accom 120. Ballroom. billiards, hot water, Katoomba. Phone TOR MEETINGS THE Committee of the R.S.P.C.A, will hold their Monthly Meeting Today (Friday), 1.30 p.m..
No. 3 Committee I com, City Hall. All members cordially Invited. W. HAR WOOD, Hon.
Sec. 168 A MEETING will be held at the Police Boys' Club nt 8 p.m, on Monday. 38th June, 1948, 10 Inaugurate 0. Baseball Section. All interested are Invited to attend, especially cricket players, age 17 and over.
195 COOK'S HILL SURF CLUB. Special General Meeting of the above Club will be held 11 the Club Rooms, at Bar Beach. next Sunday Morning, June 27th. 1948. at 11 a.m.
Business: Recommendation to conduct BOCIAL In honour of CLIVE CHURCHILL and ALF GIBBS, who have bien selected to tour with the AustraHan League Keddle, A. Hodeson. Sec, 239 PEST EXTERMINATORS VERMIN. Guaranteed Extermination. Rooms sealed 2-3 hours.
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Box 239. Phone: Day B2565, Night Hetti 298. THOMAS COWAN AND CO. PTY. LTD.
WHITE ANT AND PEST EXTERMINATORS STARR-BOWKETT HOUSE HUNTER-STREET, Phone B3082. Day or Night. FUMIGATORS -No Inconvenience D.D.T. IN SPECIAL STRENGTHS Cockroach and Borer Treatment All Work Guaranteed. MEDICAL PITTS' Cough Elixir stops night coughing.
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Commercial Bank Chambers, 69 Hunter-st. Phone B2986. 684 HAIRDRESSING LADIES! Appointment is not reat Kay Henry, opp. Palais, on Sata quired for Settings and Trims LADIES' Self Lustrous Perms, completed In hrs. at Kay Henry's 469 nr.
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No uppointment is necessary, Larke stocks of Plaits and curls. MISS EUGENTE CORCORAN, Tel. 83588, 123 Hunter-st. EDUCATIONAL COACHING FOR EXAMS Coaching in English and Mathe, for Intermediate. Leaving and Diploma Entrance Exams.
15 available on Saturday moraine: at NEWCASTLE BUSINESS COLLEGE PTY. LTD. 1 Newcastle. PROFESSIONAL OPTOMETRIST, C. ROWLAND CLARK, M.I,O.
Market and Hunter Newcastle Early Appointment. Prompt Delivery, Phone B3119. DRESSMAKING SEWING MISS SAMUELS' Dressmaking Acedemy, cor. Hunter and Darby 6ts. Classes daily.
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