SATURDAY. JUNE T. NARNARGOON WEIGHTS. REPATRIATION. DEMAND FOR IRRIGATION BLOCKS tion MONTH'S ACTIVITIES.
Position at Mildura. Referring to the statement from Mildura, published in "The Age" yesterday, regarding the disappointment of. a large number of applicants irngution blocks who were excluded from the allocation of 56 blocks at Mildura, and the assertion that there is suitable land in the vicitiy that could be made available to the dis appointed men instead of sending them elsewhere, the Minister of Land- staird that he sympathised with Joral Muldiere, who were cager for laud in the dis triet. It had been realised by him and the Water Commission that there was no more suitable closer settlement puject than the land on the lower Murray, and every possible acre had now been dero. luped.
There wan plenty of land of the right sort for 1000 oldiera, but, unfortunately, already undue chances were being taken with the water supply, He had to remember that the pinch of a dry mer was the time when water was moat essential, and already the land guaranteed water rights wan more than 8 low mummer river could supply. He cou'd not forget the leason af the 1914-17 drought, when not only OIL the Murray. but throughout the Goullurn Valley, fruit trees and lucerne perished incause there was Do water to irrigate them. At that time many threnteund to Nue the Government for breach of contract. Nuthing would be easier than to pourt popularity by throwing open unlimited blocka, but it he did so it would have to be on the distinct understanding that the vine and fruit trees would be allowed to perish in the first dry summor.
It WALK not a matter of administration at all; it wiL9 recorded fact as to how But water flowed in the river during Tanuary and February. Where administration could do something was in impounding the winter water, but with the bent will in the world it was impossible to obtain suficiout labor for the Torrumbarry weir, which would take at leant two 10 build under most favorable conditions. The next weir asked for from the Murrny River Commission was the Mildura weir, but until it WAM nearing outpletion it would be impossible to rik more irriga- The official report of the liepatriation department in ita activiti3 for the month ended 20th April showa that in the employment section 3774 DAW applications were lodged. The number pending at 20th March was 4036, while 1478 applicanta who had been provided with temporary employ. ment repeated application during the month.
The total regiutered under all headings during April wig thus 10,568. Of this total, 2482 applications lapsed, leaving net total of 8106. The various Staton contributed quotas an followa: New South Wales, $370; Victoria, 3179: Qucepaland, 1612; South Australia, 919: Western Aug tralia, 953; Tasmania, 517. There were 2470 positions filled during the month, the balance still on the register at the date of the review being 8106. There were also 718 offers untilled at that ditte.
'The total number of men provided with employment since the 8th April, is 37,900, out of total number of application of 41,480, In the vocational training action, 1429 new applications were recrived, as follow: -New South Walea, 304; Victoria, 641; Queenalund, 106; South Australia, 139; Western Australia, 132; Tamnania, 5M. Of 101 the new applications, 620 were approved, refused, 142 withdrawn, whit 1534 were pending at 26th April. At this date total of 2058 trainees had completed their courses and panted tor employment, the different States contributing AM South Wales, 512; Victoria, 1051; Queensland, 112; South Australin, 171: Western Australia, 137; Tasmania, 6D, There were in training at 26th April 2A40 New South Wales, 601; Victoria, 1858; Queensland, 410; South Australia, 380; Western Australia, 320; Tar mania, Ill. Bince the inauguration of the department on 8th April, 1918, total of 11,405 applicationa for training have been received, and of this number 6106 applications for training have been approved. Por other forms of amintance there were 10,931 applications, making.
with 3753 which were pending at the date of the previous return, 14,684, Of this total, 9240 were approved, 928 refused, on 212 withdrawn, pending 20th April. HOUSES FOR 80LDIERS. In Victoris alone some 2000 applications for houses have already been put in by re turned men, most of them being for adVances of rums between £600 and £700, the maximum under the regulations. Building is to start in Victoria next month, but for obrious reasons it is not nomible to anncupco yet the localities selected. As pointed out in "The Age" recently, applications will be considered in a apecitied order of priority, soldier's widow gaining first consideration, according to the size of her family, while a soldier about to be married comes last in the list.
The houses built will belong to the Federal Government motil 25 per cent. of the capital cost has been paid the purchaser, when the deeds may be banded to him. RETURNED MEN AND UNEMPLOY. MENT IN THE WEST. deputation from the Trades Hall interviewed the Premier on Thurs day in regard to unemployment.
It waa atated that work was being found for 1'6 turned soldiers at the expense of the workera previously employed, and the returned soldiers objected to this. A member of the deputation named Dowd maid that starving men were rushing the hotela for the free lunches, and that if the position were not remedied they would take mattore into their own hands. The Premier promised that the Governwent would provide work for 200 men iu a few days. There was plenty of workthe trouble was to find the money. Convalescent Home Presented.
The Red Cross Society of Western Au3- tralia bas presented £20,000 to the Hepatriation department, and the FLED is being devoted to the purchase and improvemen: of a large building at Kalamunda. a convalescent home for soldiers. When the department has no further use for the property it will revert to the society, Soldier Settlers' Financial Obligations Inquiry into complaint by a returned soldier who has been nettled on a 10-acre block at 'Cheltenbam shows that in BOIDO cases soldiers are not sufliciently impressed with their financial obligations by the land. Closer Settlement Board when taking up made farma Soldiers are who are settled 011 ready. allowed one year free of any repayment of interest and principal in respect to the property provided for them.
Where farms have to be made by the Boldiere themselves three years' freedom in allowed. Repayments must be made, however, all soldiers in respect to advances made by the board for the improvement of properties. As the position has giveu rive to misunderstanding amongst some soldiers, special efforts should be matte by the board to ensure thorough acquaintance with financial obligations. This would remove the cause for embarramment caused when the quarterly demands for repayments of interert and principal in respect to advances for improvementa are made, Work at Rochester. order to give work to returned soldiers, the Rochester shire council requesting that an open space poor the railway station be rested in ft, with view to converting it into public perk and garden.
Returned soldiers will be engaged to do the work. It was also decided that third part of the Government grant of the £749 be utilined in improving the roads leading to the holdings of returned soldiers. Wannon Repatriation. At Mr. of Rodgers's appeal in the small centre Wonwondsh East on 4th inst.
the sum of £100 was rubecribed in the ball, and the committee confidently expects to double the amount within a week. Bimilar appeals in AD small outlying contres are being a organised. Shire Wants Two Grants. council has arranged to carry out various works under the grant of £749 It for has employment of returned soldiers. decided to make for further grant of it available, to do certain works, including the erection of a bridge at Eldorado, for which are providing the materials free of SYSTEM.
AGE in today's inc ation department's methods We, like many other to help the returned men, just yer months made appliwith clean record) for the purchase of ness that our client understood. The papers were signed, an inspector was sent out and reported very favorably to his offiver. chase of That the officer recommended the purbusines Only one thing we Jacking--a lease of the premises. We cured lease, and was then told through the telephone it was all right- only needed be paran now by the board. We re ceived word yesterday, after waiting three months, that the board had turned it doin becanne it considered the man could go back to his old work.
It took the make Repatriati.m up its mind. department Who three mouths tu in to blame This in how they help the returned soldier. The price WHA Cs (valuation only We have derided to do TIO mora business through the Repatriation department. We are putting the man into the business oursolven. It in A good investment.
Let me relute another the experience of a returned soldier. He paid department £10 too much, and it took him two montha to get that £10 back again. Does the department really wunt to holn the returned man Toura, HENDY and Co, (per A. J. Dalgleish), Flinders street, Melbourne, 6th Junc.
BLIND SOLDIERS. How the Public Can Help. A number of blind soldiers catablished 03L poultry farms around Melbourne hare Juen visited this week by Mr. Clutha Mackenzie, on of the High Commissioner for New Zealand, who is on the way back ur Lord his own country as the guest of Admiral Jellicoe. Mr.
Clutha Mackenzie in lumself totally blind. He enlisted in the New Zealand forcen, and lost his sight while serving on Gallipoli Subsequently he went through a course of training at St. Dunatan's Institute for the Blind, 114 England, and now, at the request of Sir Arthur Pearson, founder of thin most valuable institute, he is visiting the Do Dubions to help blind soldiers, and offer them all possible encouragement, Mr. Mackenzie stated yesterday that he had been soldiers very pleased to find that all the blind whom he had met in Victoria were from being well looked after. He could say his own experience that the soldier who had lost his sight had no desire to enter an institution.
He wanted to live his own life and become a useful citizen, lt was essential, of course, that every blind anldier slould receive a satiafactory pension, and the next thing they needed was ample occupation. Then, if the public supported them and bought their produce, or whatever they might manufacture, the blind soldier would have no need to contplain. Mr. Mackenzie mentioned that several blind soldiere would ahortly be starting as masaeurA in Melbourne. He stated that WAS an cecupation particularly suited to the blind, and was the one job for which they were better suited than persona who bad sight.
He expressed the hope that these blind masseurs would re ceive the support they deserved from the public. The Zoo Robbery Floggings. PROTEST BY LABOR MEMBERS. ORDER TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED, A protest has been reccived by the Pre mier from the State Labor party against the sentence of five yeara and a fifteen- lash flogging imposed by Judge Woinaraki upon tbe two men who assaulted and robbed, Mr. Le Sonef.
Mr. Lawson has agreed to receive a deputation from the party conceruing the matter, but has not yet fixed a date. In the meantime Mr. Lawson, aa Attorney-General, has given inetructions that the order for flogging is to be suepended pending further consideration. THE BRUTALITY OF FLOGGING.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE Armadale, 6th June. TO THA EDITOR OF THE AGR hope that there may be many who will agree with your correspondent in "The Age" this morning in pleading for re mission of that part of the sentence passed oll the young man of 18 implicated in the cowardly and brutal outrage on Mr. de Souef, which orders that he receive 15 what strokes of "strokes" the lash. Few people realise word with the minor amulta made on meaD, They associate the children by a teacher in school, not with hand helpless man stripped to the akin, bound with and the foot to triangle, and lacerated cat o' nine tails till the blood moved urta or to the the skin peela off, and then gaol bospital to hare his weals whatever or wouuds dreased with salt, or scribed. What other good healing is such remedy in pretreatment Ekely terting to Hociety" effect either in the way of "prodoer Modern penology does not sanction or "reforming" the this "survival" from the old methods of torture.
I enclose the pronouncements of eminent, "the men who, with voice, conand laab" an useless and inhuman, calculated to barden and embitter the prisoner, degrading those also who administer this form of CTLARLES STRONG. Sir, Crimes have been numerous of late, and many desperate criminala have beeu making the most of their opportuni ties. It is right that these crimes be met with exemplary punishment and that citizens be fully protected by the law, but AB far an the lad Middleton in concerned the ReCINA unduly severe. There are redeeming fontures in his case usually absent from the criminal class which prove him not to have belonged to their company. He had spent all spare time in improving himself.
He had tried to back out several times, and bad protested against any suggestion to strike the victim; in other words, his better nature rebelled the undertaking. The immature will of the lad could not withstand the stronger will of him companion. These facto called for notice and discrimination in the sentence imposed. He was neitber voluntary nor fren agent in the affair. Punishment should be first reformative, then repremive; but in hin came it ia more likely to turn an otberwise honest lad into the permanent ranks of the criminal clam than to rive him 8 chance of future reform.
The caae calls for a public petition, or other effective steps, to Secure remission of part of the A.J.W, Armedale, 8th June. TO THE POITOR OF THE AGR seems to me that there has been 2 miscarriage of justice in the severity of the sentence--live years, with a floggingimposed upon Middleton. I have no pathy with the crime, and the sincerest sympathy. with Mr. le Souef; but Judge Woinarski apparently overlooked the fact that Middleton was not the instigator or prime mover in the case; fully coufemed his guilt; did not wield the violence; stated he not know violence was going to be used by his companion, and supplied information which was invaluable to the de tectives.
Why did all theme things conut for nothing with his Honor, who gave the delinquents equal sentences la order that Middleton's future may not be hopelewly blighted, ruruly the flogging oould ba dispensed with, and the term of ment considerably reduced, or even but pended on promise of REFORMATION. 6th June. ETHICS OF THE LAW. SHOOTING CASE AGAIN. On 6th March last Ernest Watson, rier, commenced An action against his wife, Grace Watson, licensee of the Baigravia Hotel, Footscray, clauming that he was entitled to the botel, in whole or 10 part.
Ou 25th April Watson Was COD victed of having shot at Eric Fowler, ploye at the hotel, with intent to do grievous bodily harm, and sentenced to two years' imprisonment, On Thursday last the sentence was reduced by the Full Court to ODe year's imprisonment. An application was yesterday, made by Mr. Bryant to Mr. flood, on behalf of defendant, to have the action stayed or dismissed, under section 575 of the Crimes Act. Mr.
Bryant aid the wife's case that the hotel business was acquired by her so the result of her own efforts and independent savings while in anall busiprior to taking the botal. Trouble occurted between husband and wife owing to the drinking habits of the former, and separation took place. The husband having been convicted was civilly dead in regard to any rights he might bave under the law, and could not proceed, except through Mr. curator, until he had served his for op posing the application, when the lion manat proceedings were instituted not vantaged convicted, in the and was therefore dined Judo met SPORTING CABLE FOOTBALL. NEW ZEALAND TEAM ON TOUR.
TONDON, S5th May. Th New Zealand ail for Fonth Atria on 7th All inter-ser1 men have nu-luded, except Taureni and A. Wilm, and the following bare been added from the remerve Luca, Whikington, Standen, Bruce, Nay lor, Gilchrist, Ede, Ryan, Ro. brrte and Henry. RUGBY TEAM'S TOUR.
Irapite opposition from Home of 11. ents in the Northern Union, A Rugby will tour Australia. There is said to be probability mi an Australian team touring England in 1921. ROWING. PARIS HENLEY CREW.
LONDON, 26th May. A second Australian right liar been formed to compete at Henley, in Paris. The eight will include R. ('lurk Tammania), J. Scott, G.
Penny A. Scutt, J. Bray Marcum 1W.A.). and' H. White and N.
Newel! 'The Intter WAN strute to the service crew. Four wali he selected froth this wrew. NEW ZEALAND ATHLETES. Deluged in I LONDON, 25th Slav. At the Heapire day manta, the New Zenland Train, D.
1s. Mamon, J. Wilton. J. Lindsay and D.
E. Wilson, were the international mile relay event. boy a from the Englisi; tell. The Canadian representatives a Lao coma ted. SPORTING NOTES.
mond on Monday, 30th June. A.J.C. HANDICAPPER'S RESIGNATION. TODAY'S FIXTURES. Saturday, 7th Birthday meeting at Flemington (first day); declared and acceptances due tor V.R.C.
Birthday mreting (second day); (irelong Trotting Club meeting: Austin: lian Jockey (tub Winter meeting at Randwick firm day): Bathurat (N.8.W raceR; Adelaide Racing Club Birthday meeting at Victoria Park (wecond day); Belmont Purk W.A.. Boulder (W.A.) races: Queensland Turf Club Autumo meeting at Eagle Furna (third day); KilHiekl more Coursing Club meeting at. Valleyencinaure, Fontball: League and Agenciation matches. Bowling, baseball, tennis, and golf matches; TOWing and yachting Melhourne Gon Club'a meeting at North Brighton; Northuote (fun Club's meeting at Repervoir I At Randwick this afternoon the A.J.C. will inauguiate ita winter meeting.
The complete list of areptances was published in "The Age" yesterday. The Doncaster Handicap winner llem is engaged in the June Stakes, and the Featherstitch muse should run prominently. Two others with chances are the top weight, Amberdown, and Goorinuwa. New Tipperary in slightly better fuvor thau King of the Sea for the Adelaide Birthday Cup, but the pair are closely tollowed by Bou Yue and Dependence, while Wee Gun and Amantes were far from being ueglected in the discussion, Captain 4. L'.
Dyett baa been ap pointed secretary of the Victorian Trutting Association at a sulary of 4700 per ADMOm. Captain 13 ett, who native of Hendigo, WAR amongst the carliest Cur puliat in the A.1.F., and left Australia with the 7th Battalion in March, 1015. He fought on Gallipoli, and at. lone Pine was several times wounded in the head and body, and finally wan mvalded 10 Australia. Since then he has become well known to the publie by reason of the prominent part he has token in connection with the recruiting movement, having been frat head of the Melbourne Town Hall recruiting depot, and afterwards secretary to the State Re cruiting Committee, in both of which capacitieg he worked indefatigably, Private King may not be a starter 10 the V.R.C.
Saudringham Handicap to-day at Flemington. Keywyne (St. Alwyne-Latchkey) Tulla- died few days ago whilst spelling at marine. Internal troubles caused his death. In January last Keywyne was sold at auction to the Mordialluc trainer A.
Murray for 65 guineas. Three well-bred horses are included 111 shipment by the seamer Port Pirie, consigned to H. Chisholm and Co, of Sydney. They are the chestnut or TOAD borne 'Chrysolaus, 4 rears, by Rot Herode (sire of The Tetrarch) from ChryHis, by (hildwick sire of Kenil from Rosedew, hy Rosebery; Valair, chest. nut borne, foaled in 1013, by Cicero (an of Cellene) from Lily of the Valley, by Martagon from Hamptonia, by Hampton, and Arrownmith, bay horse, years, by Chaucer from Sagitta (minter to John o' Gaunt), by Isinglass from La Fleche, by St.
Simon. Florentina 1 Sheen -Floranthe and Cranbrook The White Knight- Sal) were landed Thuraday ONL be half of Measra. A. awl G. Tre.
The horwe, which are in excellent condition, were in charge of H. Appleby, a well known English CRy country jokey, who has served at the front. Appleby intends to remain In Australia for HUMP time, and if oppo.tunity offers will follow hie profession here. At the venal fortnightly meeting of the committee of the Victorian Trotting A maociation OLL Thursday evening two clubs were registerol and four programmes passed. Twenty-eight licences were granted to riders, drivers and trainers, and tranefera of several horses were noted.
J. M' Vey's application on his own and Peel's behalf for the removal of the balance of disqualification from themselves and mare Inta was reftaed. A. B. Cook.
owner of the mare Wee Mee, was fined £5 for competing at an unregistered meeting after being registered. Lingle (9 st. 12 lb.) is the top weight in the Moreton Handicap to be nin tn-day, when the third day's programme of the Queenaland Turf Club's Autumn meeting will be run off. The acceptors for the race include the of 1000, oar mile and 0.12; Vent ruble, 9,1: 8.0; Mron 8.19: I 8.10; 4 utm Warkon, M.D: 8.5; Earl Kit7.18; 7.11: HerHeld, 1.6; Lady, 7.4: lose Mohel Christian All Luty Ariatri. Brother, 1.2: Imperan, 0,10: The splendid entry of 133 has been received fur the Narnargoon races to be beid rext Tuesday.
Owner intending to take their horses by rail must notify their local station master at once, otherwise accommodation may not be provided for them. The weights the appear Victoria in another Hazaar on column. Tuesday, at noon, Adameon, Strettle and Co. I'ty. Ltd.
will offer at auction, on account of the executors of the late Mr. J. J. O' Means, the two-your-old colt 8wiber (iber-Sweet Slice). At the mme time Mere.
W'm. C. Yuille and Co. will well the aged gelding Active Tam (Active -Tambourine). Gambelto was not a atarter in either division of the Toorak Welter at Adelaide on Tueadsy, A meeting of the Geelong and Western District Trotting Club will be beld to-day.
There were 105 entries received for the even ta. special horse and passenger train will be run from Spencer-stroet st 11.30 a.m. The appeal board of the Victorian ting Association dealt with the following appes la OR -W. A. Riedell, against dismissal of protest by the 'Tatura Turf Club on 12th April; T.
Sullivan, against disqualification of himself and the ware Kitty Whips for six months by the Kyneton District Race Club stewards; J. J. Kennerley, against disqualification for air months by the Melbourne Trotting Club on 2nd June for leaving the rails during the running of the Flying Handicap, and allowing the winner to get through ou the rails. Each appeal was dismissed, and the deposits in all cases refunded. Weights will be declared chia evening 7 o'cluck, and acceptances are due at p.m., for all events to be run at Fleming ton on Monday, King's birthday.
Entries close next Wednesday for the race meeting to be beld at Richmond in aid of St. Vincent's Hospital on Monday, 23rd June. On Tuceday, 17th entries close for the trotting meeting to Lue held at Rich- some time pust there have been rumor in racing circles that Mr. J. Daly, the A.J.C.
handicapper, intended to sever his connection with the club, and that Mr. C. E. Wilson to succeed him. It leaked out on Mr.
Friday Daly that these rumors were correct. resign has about been the end appointed of July to next. allot Mr. Wilson weights for the Epsom Handicap and for the Metropolitan, and the presumably A.J.C. those the minor handicaps at Spring It is nuderstood that this deci Ron arrived at by the committee of the at ite last meeting.
V.R.C. Birthday Meeting. FIRST DAY. TAMMAN. Distinguinhed visitors at the V.R.C.
meeting, to be commenced at Flemington this afternoon. will 1 netude their Excellencies the Gavernor-General and Lady Helen Ferguson, Lord and Lady J. and the officers and men of the battleships New Zealund and Melbourne and the destroyers Yarra and Huon. The racing prugramine to be preseuted in aD at one, and comprises the Royal a Nandringh4m Handicaps, in which good field will take part. There are NeVerat smart sprinters in the firtnamed eveut, while fair stayers are included in the Handicap, VI the New Ze.
lander Snub, who bas done much travellung and racing of late. has top weight (8 st. 12 followed by Telecles (8 st. 9 The lastnamed, who now areins to stay fairly well, again bae chance; but Luteplayer, who ran hum to hah a leugth Moonee Valley and meety bam on 3 lb. better termA over a shorter course by two fur lunge, LET lA be to turning the taller on the half brother to 1 patrourt.
Or: his Warrvambool Cop Duver1105 should abape particularly well, and Truterbeld is also a likely camidato. The tie at lace mtarta al p.m. Selectious: York Hurdle Race. 1.0 GA PLANES: KATA YK 4 Royal Handicap. NEWERAL HI DOXES ST, MIRA Hopetoun Steeplechase.
THE IOLAC'S SAMANDER Sandringham Handicap. LUTEPLAYER TELM'LEA 7 DI. VERNEY 00 Buckingham Welter. SIG ELU PROTE AND BURBS, LANCER PLUME Princess Handicap. EVAPORATION 00 The Acceptances.
1 p. 11. FORK MCKULE RACE. TWO mike lb. M.ba Parmen Lutoo I audu Jack Ex pivrer 11 0 Puddua.
10 12 1.60. -ROYAL HANDICAP. Hix furlong, 1b. St. Mira 10 Hindy Gleam 1anonte lied Home 13 Hiratus Several 01 Marri Rudozus la Whitadder.
7 HOPE Tho miles and bait a furlong. st, Lord Cecil Lumut. Van Houreigh Pinon Hathfarham Hie Prim M' '1 be Atone Hobgoblin. 10 loyal Bill. lolaus A 10 8.16.
-8ANDINGHAM HANDICAP, Ona mile quartet. Snub 12 Privata Kin Talecies Bir Tragwir Lanteplayer Prince Bardolph. Ru) Token. Def roce Lady 3.50.-BUOKINGHAM WELTER. Ona milo 17 b.
00. Hed Killara Lace Plume Piciane Hitachi and Bubble Happy King Froth Malta Led Lord Sugala Prison Bourkpe HANDICAP. 8ir And Base 11 Prison 10 Thucydides Venetillo Red LAce Princes Warot Adelaide Birthday Meeting. CUP DAY. BY TARMAN.
The Adelaide Birthday meeting will be advanced another stage this afternoon. when the Birthday Cup will be disposed of. Since Orvieto won the event for Mr. J. V.
Smith in 1914 Victorian owned horse has not been successful, though inported Cyklon, who WAS returned the winner in 1916, was trained at Flemingtou. Mra. R. M. Hawker, who owned Cyklon is represented in this year's race by Bon Vue, a three-year-old son of Eye Glass, und J.
Scobie, who traius him, has great hopes of completing the double ou the occasion, Trillion hariug scored in City Handicap on Tuesday. King of the Sea, though defeated by Now Tipperary in the Parkaide Stakrs at weight for age. way be hard to beat at the end of tue mile and half, and Dependence, the Adelaide Cup winner, is bound to rive a good account of himself Scot's Jesu spain. Sea- and bound, New Tipperary. are also likely candidates.
An the Turmore Welter is to be run in divi sione there will be seven on the programme. The Gang Forward Stakes my he won by ELKIN or POWDER AND PATCHES and the placing in the Birthday Cup are anticipated in this OF THE SEA BON VIE DEPENDENCE The list of acceptance is as Walter, 10.0: VLO Pose Lomati, 9.4; Viddoo: 9.3; Buntia Hobadi, Find Hair, Blur Sterl. M.1; MN; Marlo t'uryota, Cami, Fortune 8.4; Blue Knight. 0.2: Telegony, Lady Pilatus, Are. R.v.
Second Division: Pander, Black 812: Biver Hurt, B.11; D.4; dine Mount 8.10; Aspect, Mcney Spider, M. 4: Field Class. Padills, ula mart, 8.0. Uld Course Trie. one Atrathaird.
9.0: Old Glory Pyloe, 812; 89; Air Marco 8.8; Wain 8 Dell Hose, Pripcom Cominto, 1 7.13; Nurse (arell, Sweet Rest 7.41; de. Rostand, Lord Varco, 7.10. BIRTHDAY CUP. On mile and a balf. at.
lb. We Giro Performa Tipperary Staceridi Dependence Pretty Bobby doll una Ron Melbole Nicot's Jab A King ul the Pore taut A Hem hound Royal Pomade Druou Gar 10.1: kin, co 8.1; 4 7.8: Malt Prisons 6.18: 8.10; Powder Patches. Flat Race. mile 12,0: Royal 10.8: Dopina, Aftonitr, Meroe, 9.12, 10,5: MuttsHectol. Crusov, Sparkler, Waltore, Bed Mile.
9.3; 4774. B.O. Norwood 9.1: Handicap, sit Martino, Lady Lady Endure, Filatas, 6.7. Notes from Adelaide. BALD OF ME.
TIMM8'8 RACIER the bared of chirity the talked and Tipand there Cup. weather One 00 Friday. Saturday, day retire to that frum the time. South turf. Booth Timmy has RP for This Including Zed, known In Adelaide, Intends to spooint, The De Dim and the continne him for the MARY BOROUGH WEIGHTS.
Wednesday, 11th June Trial Handles Are 9.7; Watkins, 6.1. 8.0: Handle Turday, 10th Jana 18.3 four Lady He Guide Bu rarben A.12: Greco, Royal femur fur 10.6; In Laurothy Hinny land, Faith al Inert Wen Pu, une and a hat Lady Bowman Trina, 40 jus John Ubert 3 There 100 Bolliter, 110 Else's 190 145 Liz Lady four furing, A.10; Little kupirt, Ibex, Lady 45 u.P: Jim, Hatching Littlo Star Bo Hosel 6. 7. Ave fu Nudr, 9.0: Bolt. M.13; Beryl.
Lelander, 8.0; Blurt King, Pentil, 1 1.5: Anne latul, 1.4; Nait 7.0: 0.13; 8.10; Ava fur 9.3; 1.10: No 7.0: M.3; Heral Mall, 1.3; Brenda, I'm yal Meatlowte, 0.7. 412; it dosa, J. ALBION CUP ACCEPTANCES. foul for the Albino cur 1f 4' OD onle and a quarter, to UD 14th June, Lordaero, Demen.nthi Mara morgie, Lord Bardulph, The Christian Brother. and Joculator.
RICHMOND RACING CLUB MELTING. Aid of at. Vin eat's Hospital) MUNDAY. JUNE PROGRAMME 13.3 49. fur.
14.0 14.1 fur, 100. 14.2 HANDICAP. fur. fur. RICHMOND PLATE and fuT.
A Dividad Handicap, For AD Horses and Gallows ENTRIES CLOSE NEST WE Entries arr ring by telephone post not morrung accepted. after entries Nominationa try close will not be socepted. J. GRAT. 161 Bursell-strret, Melbourne.
Phons 2722 MELBOURNE TROTTING MONDAY, AMA JUNE, PROGRAMME. 100. PLYING RANDICAP. 1 mila. Fur Too, 2.25 And batter.
LADIF8' DIAMOND BRACELET. 9 furlongs. Frat. horse horne to to more re diamond bracelet; gold branch. coll Pr turd horse to winning race record than 2.32 2.
at and tita no of entry. better Open to al riders and drivers, 100. HAWTHORN HANDH'AP, 9 fur. £100. For 2.50 better, £100, TRADESMEN'S TROT.
£100. L'aual conditions, £100. TROTTERS' HUNDRED, 14 mile £104 2.40 limit and better, For imhoppiad trot tars only. 250. NOVICE UNHOPPLED TRUITERS 50 And PACERN HANDICAP.
9 fur. For 2.50 and no better race rocord tire of cairy than 2.85, 100. To be ridden or driven by approved RICHMOND A HUSTLED, 14 mile, amateura, For 2.30 and better. Alt Events. £1.
Op. Richmond Poring. Hawthorn. Trades, Trotters' £1. Handi5 p.m.
TREADAY, 17th JUNK at ENTRIES CLOSE 161 A. J. GOAT. Secretary. Helbourna Phone MELBOURNE TROTTING CLUB.
£1000. THOUSAND TROT. £1000. To he Run 01 the RICEMOND RACECOURSE MONDAY, Ad NOVEMBER. 2.25 and Baddie or Petter TROTTERS and distance 14 PACERS, and must Nominating be accompanied dom by Thorsday, 304h Jane, entry fee.
pace. and to whether state guinn whether the borne trotter Nominator Brat winning and plAce In rmance saddle to or nomination, supplied rod to any the nib chub before better handicaps partnemances med about 25th want in divisions management if the right to rum this hrat. or division. Performance or start mired against time. advertised public dar.
Al 14th horses Angust, pot will be ba fore 4 on Thurs in. ment and of £7: owners and ril! if be not A scratened for the before perond as Thursday, 10th will two P.m. rentors, rment, and amounting bed to fry the second and thin! V. T.A J. GRAY, 141 Russell street, Melbourbe.
BALE TURF CLUB PLACES. KING'S BIRTHDAY, MONDAY, Oth JUNE. Arecial 4,30 Trains Melbourne, learing 6.55 turn 1.80 p.m and lustre 8 a.m, re in Aplendil Raved Entries Can ver meet trains Luncheon and Hot Water on the MORONGA TURF CLUB. (Amlinted with the N.E D. Raring Association.) WINTER MEETING MONDAY.
23rd JUNE. HANDICAP HURDLE RICE. of 30 horve to receive out of stake. About 2.17 miles. Entry, 8..
To start at p.m. all MAIDEN PLATE. of 10 NOIR. Five furlongs, For maiden borne. Four earx old and over, 8.7: 2 years old, 7.
To start old. 4.12. Entry, NO at 2.45 p.m. WINTER horse 5 HANDICAP, soys not of 30 One mila, 100 To start at 3.15 stake. Entry, p.m.
TRIAL harirs HANDICAP, having of 13 SOVS. Six furlongs For in not fut race. WOD stake of or over any 3.15 Entry, no ace. To tart at p.m. WELTER HANDICAP, o1 10 Seven furlongs, RAILWAY Entry, HANDICAP, To of 10 vs, Five furlongs PO acc, 1 at 4.19 p.m.
at Min. weight, 7.7. Entry, Do ace. To start 1.45 p.m. MONDAY, ENTRIES 9th CLOSE JUNK.
at 12 o'rlock (midnight) Welghta on or about Friday. 18th June. Stipendiary Barter, Mr. 1 Chadwick V. R.C.
ulm. Sale of Sture Boothn, Hall. Wainewtay, 11th June, at 1.15 p.ro., at P. EGAN, Secretary. COURSING.
crumming club held opening meeting of the local Opening NIL oti Wednesday. Rens Hir Bruce (Bruce's Stakes. --Deciding Course: J. Ryun lauge-Sentrator) best J. Pinio' Stake.
Anticipation (While Hope 2 Glory Box). l'uppy -Deciding Course: Glover's Jim Pennant (l'ennaut Booth -Bymenide best B. Dingwall's King Ben (Benediction--Mescal). COURSING. THE MELBOURNE AND METROPOLITAN COURSING CLUE, JONE MERTING, KILMORE, SATURDAY.
14th JUNK on MOMINATIONE Thur day for the VoLowinE NTAKES valuable PRESIDENT'S TAcO PLATE, piste with John TeD. 01 that not won STAKE, mute than 10 at with THOMPSON bey STAKE, 18 and with added wizai £1 Judge, Train 1 Sipper, Mr. 9.45 from returning to the 44 4.80 AD. Mom berwhty, J. 'huer W'HALLORAN, 3145, NO Hawthorn, moi.
Melbourne, KINETON COURSING CLUB. 10th JUNE. PROGRAMME: 18 chA tor dog that have never won more plumpton. than two say one stake 04 Puppies, at 21 Entries close Monday, 16th June, at when must named. Beat train service In the Btale.
Harte pod- going wood -everything good, Phone T. DUGGAN, Are COURSING. TIE MELBOURNE and METROPOLITAN CLUB. JUNE MEETING, at Valley. told, MORE SATURDAY, 14tb JUNE.
NOMINATIONS for the following STAKES Close on Thursday, 18th 14 22 with valuable piece of plate added, the rift of Mr. John Wren. (Open to that have competed and not won more than to any out RECUDO" STAKE, 10 11 17, with 21 added by Mean. and THOMPSON'S STAKE, mixed puppies, at 21 with £9 added. O.
Slipper, Mr. I. Ryan. Special Train 8.46 A frota treet, returning to the city Membership, J. O'HALLORAN, Col.
Melbourne. bone 1145, or Hawthorn, POX AND IRISH TERRIER CLUB. The Victorian Brander a The T. 1919. LAWN TENNIS.
TODAY'S PENNANT VIXTI'RES. Third Camberwell Divi at Bertion: Mouth top, at Mouth Yarn Couldeld BrichGrammar sad Bawthorn, Grace Park At. Kildi Purkrille, ML cricket Urtond t'ol- 81. tugs, Thiri Victorte art A harr -Malrren 1 A Melhr Kilda B. Grace AL ur Hawthorn: roand.
Wolvern I'niveruty Canbrwell B. da Fourth Dirtin, tirade: Fitzroy, Orgauhil Re J. Martin Has Meibarme I Achool and hare and play will at in mire in today's mat out there op All pairs c. rubber best o'cok ration The roveruing Victoria council has of the Lawn to be A fuel to notice boarla tube, drawu at tortion to broaches the foot fool! mole, and direnting Turn TEa und players to more writ of its limitation delivering the service. METROPOLITAN PLAYERA VISIT R.
The trophies to won by the North will tr outed to at this NOUEL The stranger! the committe of dub exhibition mats whirti the pair In the tram that WOLl the U1 will ORe the two inter State Portand A1 1 R. Hawthorn, of Horh Yarra tram, player will play exhibition sin try match. INTERNATIONAL TENNIA. I4 the inter allied ml'itary ht Tr ho two plater IL. T'.
0 Ham Wood, the Mar n-1 Wart 9.1-1.1 Win bleton in 1911. have 1-en to in the mairhra fur the Daris thiWoN. it mortel, Waged The SOON in the Victoriana were 8--3. GOLF. -On Friday eroning the meeting of the Dandennng toil Mub www Geld.
and It was derided to maim the wort. Her, H. Bunfine was elected president, BOWLING. Rowlers br this afternoon in the Hichaond! 1'nino and rink 'LAY -11 OD the loo Too at 1,00 o'block BOXING. a An Inter Dune ban bred arranged for night Burke, astring the and the bouta will he "Billy" Atand Hurry BOXING.
PAVILION, MONDAY. PAVILION. MUNDAY. International Contest, JODY TED bU BIRKE JOEY HAD BURKE. 1 England), A 10 ROT'NIN.
Tied, who is a begiT of nute in England, tru last est With world vu ILMA. Nw Zealand, and while enjoying winning and cha I- out to ur Virtrian Inhe weight. With INIT 10 ATKINSON ATKINHON HA 4 Brunswicks, ROUNDS. HARRY PERSON YOUNG KELLY, F. Each one has victors this the decider.
Hurd JOE Al FRANK ALATET. FILANK MURRIS not SLA'K Houry, Try BILLY HOBSON YOUNG 1.FA 1 PURL HEART LING. MOLIDAY PRICES- and ONE THE GUN. J. Ta uninst dive the the middh distanre mukman channe 'tub the of Melbourte Hun few year ago conceire the idra pro moting a competition for members whee at piroon immediately shining met did DOL 27 varda The plea with and yesterday Ure third of the Prent attracted, of particulart thome who harl laccly limit.
Stewart, of Reveridge, acominted Was for 14 towing good form. bints the straight. and like winning richt but kuing bia 1.54h, Jack Mug, the famous who wat, tied bad lust with him 11th hind, but. copped all the and Stewart. They shared the stake of their 16th and 17th 0D Mues also for his shorting both the 14th, cored bat failing to reply Mom ouch For made the 14 stops out of the pomihle 15.
T. Bands. F. Exner and Ford" £hO whith tollwed imme. diatels.
their 53 entries, 4, H. M. I'mphelhy, v. J. A.
Atawart. D. and "Rowley," for their ninth birds, shared £24 at £3 pet nominLion Continuing, the balance of £2 waa shared by H. M. (who bad tery luck in the 27 contest), and and Concluding extensive programme, G.
Codry chard aD worth £5 from the cratch mart af 83 puris riso. AROOT FOR HOSPITALA. There on will be no meting at head quarters today. but Monday the Gun A pa cintion la prur muting progra.me fo nf starling and pigeoo eventa ra add the Malbourne Funds. The fi rat item, TU starling handlicap.
will take pisco 10.80 4. Spur are re quusted to attend curly. MONDAY. MOLBOORNE NORTEE GREAT HOSPITAL PROMOTED A RY TAR GUN At followed 10.30. of £30 and 30, by 240 Handirap, at about 2 Competition may take BELT of nomina LA DA Abintan DuLy he Bearting and Main Item, 10 Mtarling lap dowp.
COLAC GUN CLUB. ESO TI' HANDICAP STARLING MATCEL 10th JUNE, After Colac B. Hon, CYCLING. Atuation in to the moditinos of tlie Beulign 10 Mo: bure (48, ul ver. in thin WEIG by the Bamet Gins Rubber LAGL BARNET GLASA ROAD RAU'E BENDIGO MELBOURNE.
To give Alp to mad racing during the coring the Barbet. Chum Ituhber davided 11 again run the Ha ad Race, Alton ed toy during the prugrom of the war. Goal support hy the trade has rahuable prize his: of Lu be competed fur, and large enury La ex per ted. Tha unter the patronage Lbe Victorian and road Aquare marine rules. The rare will start.
time Coldeo Hotel, and Boils ut the VAlueDshire Arms Hotel, North -40 appri at 05 miler. 'Tue cuiry fiv 14 aus: I formin and further marticulars RAY be rotained Webster Bend Hartley Brow. H. C. 1A sinng J.
A. Holland, Mr. 1'. lynch, 1455 4oll strut, Brunick: Mr. F.
Liece 21 c8 at meet, J. cure of Gluss Melbourne. Appeartad In Lust of Hubber by 1 PRIZE -thoque £26, prevental Barnet Carlo Motor 2nd El. Hercules North: Mulbourne: by, Reliance a Vele Mellowne. 3rd 'vole, sent el by Wetwler Hm.
lend go: old by 4th Near Print and 9with. Brunswick. Cycle prevented by Turbar Bros, 5th 25 by Molbourne, £3 11. MelLourue, 42 6th £3 dunated by IL, l. Heibouras.
7th PRIZE £4 donated by CoderWoot Buto tar Co. 8th PRIZE -L beque, £1 Kudu donated by b. Blair, Lain Oth PRIZE Cheque by Mr. Doze 10th J. he W.
we, donated aul, by W. H. Hoy and Son, Bendigu APHIAL TARTEST Harticy Molls Hwycie, by Brut, surta and Badge, valued 201 or 4th prize. TIME Not Winning 1m, and. 3rd promoted by J.
Heturned Bridier buth-ervat, Finish Melbourne Soldier beau 25 Returned bu.diet to Finish. FinstL-Chuque 42 (La bated wiles District by from Barnet Hider 1 Beadier Giana Rubber within Cheque radio 42 duns ted by HI. Allan, sad lued 43. prorated by A. Heal.
Melbuartio. Melbourne G.I', 0. winning distrut Rider Banding Outside 20-mie (rook, The Melbourne, 41 22 du tad by Claude of Handicap of 10 Minutes -the Wouds, street, Melbourne. Time Receiving Handwrap of 20 Minotes or Ur. 41 dubsted by and Hipuer.
Lanais do Metbourne, lat £2 Norte not Placed 3rd or 4th ('heque ted Buskins, South bourse, 21 1. Ward, Will Lat Maiden Rider dusted But by Inc, Ard 4th- be J. Campbell, Hell arDe, byte £1 1st itider Pust Raiding Within W-Mita Kudius Geo donaced A. Carlton, N. Burrison, Ballarat Hallarst Ride, within 20 Mile donated by Kyaoton, I J.
HUI. Kill Rendigo, Married Man to Finish. Cheque donated by Motor 3. W. Huadi Pracoe Bros, Beadigo, Bronze will to the la boors The De to polot out that the position relative value prize machines, Do lint have CONDITIONS.
All must the League of must Colins street, in rally, Melbourne. and All satranta state will country. he metropolitan ur The Hauld, 20th Bellarat Courier Aunut, Burketly checkers will med route to cold the day before at the the Golden to Square Hotel. machia Further condition prerent be the ad clad list to be Pr Horstary, Burnet GL Co. Lid.
Melbourne BILLIARDS. VICTORIAN CLUM TOURNAMENT. TIL HANDICAPS ton: Ercis, OWN 50: 1. Ba miry, Stork. "Tulleno.
Fun Ham, Paddeld, 45; Gerard, J. J. O' Toole. J. Drisan.
Stuir, Carter, T. W. C. H. Hodges, Mitchell, Mowbray.
sO Bligh, Tom Chri Robertson, A. Faderna. P. Ilurke. Tim T.
Godby. H. Walker. 100; 4. Cutes, M' Lou BroJuan, W.A..
120; Mender Les ale ls. 'Ahedite, Yen Ho vie. deal co, M3 pl, Entry Heard. in, M. A Shrimpton, irtz.
F. Victor. 145: 14h; T. Coa Haut ford Golla 190: Abe Mei Wall. 9.
Allen. J. Connelly, Roland, 175. used MELBOURNE MARKETS. Live Stock.
Friday, Ath June, Algori TO 240. rullibr strata trucks fulion For today's market light en Moini Murray and Mailer 1 and Mothours, Valley. 18 11 Northern dimrict. 33 Mouth Gipp land. 5 40) Ga 31.16m and Halinduding two cup buru, 15 a.la, Hublury, Mertula Lanated and 10 1 mine MINd FAT SHEET.
with 3 arderl, to Lue A moxierate oDe priur to bu; not bear watchi 117 quality. web cut ab in both stul while uf best medium ud Ur portion of the maply only unful Birdinoes wen The market brisk, Lo with three parta hardening fat by pros but gRidually to Dot 100 few extra real from to Gunter to god prime do, from La wid tote from 2 tu ad Including well grown bounte, from to prune (nan en from to a tr try to few higher; Mood do, interur agal www. fro to from 1141h Va nan Sale! Producers' Coopralira Co, Ltd. sold to cobrat, Clayton, and Guud, at 15 en Hawkins at She Keith, bitella, 10. Jas, Gunn, 50, Katunes, Kelly, no.
Gunn, eith, J. Henly, at account on market Keith. Wychitella, Jas. Gunn, 2, 4, Hawkios and doos. at J.
Bird Main Math'eson and Daris sold 190 (Trusbred, Kilmeny, to V8 Nyore, ML Clark, Bund to 1: cruse to 34 d. N' At, Aroaud, AL 20 crossbrel, Willa, ule, suwford, to 447 Pant: E. to 144 d. W. Wale, 215 104 MAIM, to weaning tritabred, I).
10 90 ti1 Want, Wills, Auderson, 41 Ayora: Flan tu W. Turl, Wid'mg. dL 40 I. A. firindme, Lyudd, to cruel rel, Thur al 11 crus w.
St. Ampud. pt. J. M.
Perk and Sons ethers: TH, AUrA Locky, Cardinta Park, Oltuer, and 70, W. (brr, Calle Hali, 10 averAL 00 comeback, W. Manta, 39 Tarrarille, 19 -14 cF 1. W. crudebral, 15 To radia.
2 1. A. and Co. old- Wethrra: 330 J. 220 crowned and Crowley, Bust, 6a 2:1 men.
01 140 and conwhact, It. J. Flowerday, Murrabit, to 21 averaging 41 VT crumbed and annelurk, Berryman Lt. Wambonta, £2 DVITAgiON $1 1 ow der. Lo 23 42 50 th Jeans.
arragul, 4:1 40 upd cunabech. from ml'uru 10 1 20 16. Alex and r. Estate. at 21.
crubre! maul buck, M' Ponald, Eideralle, to AWe 41 17 Burton NAAn at 15 10 on tob, Hit to Li V. averaging Kurwu Swan Hill, E1 4 1 POL 41 10 lute M. Kotoit, st L'l crus bred W. troll, Numpavo, Rudyip: 1 1 X. T.
Walb, GurDora J. at 1'1 and J. Gufedder, L1 I. WAD and 14 to and comebart. W.
Bunyip: 142 averaging £1 and Grove. to 117 W. 31 Blackwood: 84 K. Tue l'inco; and caecutor Donald, to £1 13 J. Duane, Koruit, to £1 back, 1i, 44 sod 00046- 41 lurton Grad.
Swans to LI d. ing 60 and comeback, el bred. trot Goulburn horus Martins, Valky, to zi all 43 bred and comtah, C. 1 Balliang Bast, at ired. d.
F. H. Maliou South: .4 and It. J. Lid 21 bad, J.
H. Fitzpatrink, Withan. (Ryde, Wethers: to 44 21 cues Ayla, Cl to 00 8 P. Mackey. dA M.
Cahill, 4: 1 £1 £1 45 al wn, 341 J. £1 H. Thornton. Mount Myrtuun, 124; 20 Un Paler Marker 42 10 ANI £1 Tauring £1 2159 tu L. l'od.
Wonts, EL at J. Itoberu, Peter Markie. st 20 21 maobrai, FU urd, Gaured J. I. Manor, Thornudi, tdown, Myrtoon, £1 and, J.
T. to 21 40 12 b.rut, Symouls A. Brum, Flinders, Lo to 41 50 Lu El 51 crums10 Finken, 1. ad and to 21 Aru sohl-Wethers: br: Ina. at £2: jun, 18 L.0 53 and 4: bat.
ins In and Downe, at Ewes: 12 cruesbred Mm Hroty, Merino Du Bruma, jus, Stately, and back, Joo. metinu. John Thomas M' St Nunara 'Tighe, and Co. sold-Ewes: OU Wuhers: 112 Hopith T. Cu.
Lad oldLu 41 165 en (Tomobtal, Cuthkin, A. Lu 41 Holden, 100 Jardine Bros. 105 crisebral, Jon. Juana henna, at mabred, R. to EL Yunnathan, 41 at 67 D.
Mi. 14,10, to Jenny to and 41 £1 41 coomback, 0 auriau, Jurtine N. Cremona, 11 Du eta 150 CT shenahan, Werrlboe, LO 21 Bin: 120 creatood and comelock, P. B. Little H.
L1 Malared, My Averagug £1 Wak, 10 11 91 P. Knight, army. 21 Camperdown; IN) 4:1: 54 PA Daria Hrus. amt 21 1 HILL 11 84 £1 301 on T. Hippaland.
Sating. to at El 21 dantine 14 brod, Timons W.mler. at at A 8 crosabred, at 21 nod 6 Git Rockles. AL C2 crosabred, and Th and Norther Selling 1511t Campbell 4. Hardan, to A 149.
43, H. 1 Rest to North, to 347 Gulhraith, storaging to 2, G. Th 18, loch, H. Nan: hmk: 83. J.
Irvine, at Hurky, jon J. Smith, Melton: drafts fo Beecruft, Fivna. mad: Tarvis: Barr Br 87. J. Amit, to at 45.
J. Guthrith. It Nambrok, 170, 44. Irvine. Darriman, to and W.
E. Johnna, Konhwarra, Burley. Herr 20, 1: Melton. to M. Lay.
Ballan. to A. Halley, to to st 30, Fowler 31, Ralwyn; 6. mankin, ut 17. M.
Namurok: 1, J. Paton, en and Stewart, Waribes and Johnston 57 Sown Pearlett and Bolinds, Co, mid- Wether: 21 merino, Waugh and Son, MATH drufta for Hamilton; Tullock. Ewe: fu merino, Waugh and Son, 67 prombred, Wu to 52 egomaured, G. Poowong: drifts for J. Clayton, Hamite: It.
Purguon, Hamilton Ad 'D Stratir and Ca Pty. sold We WhetH. And J. Alberton to Hondow £1 Brut 5, F. Ailman.
to 50, 41. PO, Ya 10 31 1 100. and to £1 T. Clyde, £1 100 21. Ben Aratt, Corelly, to £1 crumbed, sod Park; 91 aud frum the 00 Vale Fatate: 04 Roberta, Spring 22: 40 32 J.
H. non Dyer Rupangup, to £1 0 IT W. Aimpeon, to Hers, Bus 708 crored. A. Rows, 108 Donnellan, Dunatowo: 100 101 ompbred A.
Marriott. 100. cresbrul, Maxwell 100 bred organ the Wit 85 bred, Garvach, to £1 E1 40 and Wood 4 to to £1 2 Norman, 1 18 MiL Rankin. Macarthur and at Mack £1 al Wether: 118 crustoral, W. Beery, Wurlade, Juseph Bar's Neerin 8 Auth.
at TO A. ariatie's Tom. to 04 Nell M' C. Gira Vale, Whittle to 55 J. Wallen, arosabred at and l'atrick at.
J. at PAT LAMBA 6500 The tion bout priors ruling from under torper sold at mold from at from to 4 mall to from to sad Darla Thompson, Bale, to Wade, Stratford. Grimme, A at from at and Co. Wallace, Devon Park, to taco late J. North Mirboo, £1 810.
Burton Bros. £1 180. Traratron; 41, H. £1 10, Dunne, to e1 £1 D. Bio Holt, RE Ataughton.
to £1. Lambs: 21 Read Dickens Mr. Parton, Cu. Jardine a W. Ail.
Thrnunle, R. Singleton. Thoridale. 21 nt 1 91: 6, E. Werribes, and 11.
St wart, to Waugh and Ballads: fo, Warragul, to 124, LaDcaster Kyabram, and Lo. 21 A. avenging sad £1 4 the Alberton, market for to number; Frame is R. MA and end W. Meter.
fu, at to 2'1 a ret aging Rankin. Da, 21 £1 W. Sale, W. Nut Giunboner, to 10. Stewart, Meld Ba.0 freut, Clovelly, st Mess MacArthur and Marlend sold -156, Neil! Kendrick, F.
W. ba, Prost- 1. lampriere, Vale. Cures. Fera Tre Gully 4 I Averaging atoragiay 11.
P. J. Sheehan, Klinmr. Juba Victorian Maculuga, 30, 1' 1. Ltd.
Gunn, Katunga, 23, 3, 32, Walsh, and Abriarton. raging al al. 04042114 at 10, 110, J. J. Bird, so 20, K.
actaging and No-thern cabal 400, dolling Mi Catwla. Lea 10: 248. 0. (5th Daria, It FL. Harr Whelms, to Galbraith, ferag 3 101.
Ta to Yin.par. to 24.2. averaging 1'at Tall anyat.La, W. 1, 21 12. utora W.
143. Badan; 1 MEALS fut Mt. Elating: W. J. DAIRY CATTLE MARKET.
3112 Andery and mind Lut. (titi Jung) yardel Milkeri: fair with quality aunt PANT DOL quite as that wok. tinal met with da t'20 In 42; extri, al last week Tater: tr £80 Ona tienally 1 87. Ta: A It.l quality Netter bLari 111 mar koL The dull and LOA show Maynt doolim. fast.
414 to 222: 10 2 mod 14 n'et weak competiLion, at shade waniur than 1 of 144t A lighter muply. wt net with little depaund, aL TY. quite guo! those of market, Cattle: A Lair number of Ines offered to 1 fairly jund attendance of buyer, but competition was again weak, and Taluen a dude cater, FRI'IT At Friday were Now choke, to uhour, to hower. plea, to Trade, 10 inferior lowir. to Navels.
In- to terlur lower. trange, to fruit, CO infurior lower. FIAH MARKET. Statement cof in the market, of and fish priere and ruling other on With June. I of ish.
104 baskets ward Murray fowl. end. 1312 108 03 42 brace rabbits, 0. DI large but fathead, baskel: fathead (ruck), basket: mullet. larze la scoop, hoi: mixed fish, Unshot, LargO box: bream.
larse bor: colm, large bor: large skipjacks, large tux; trout, box: whiting. ruffith. large box large box; Cargo hot: sand piullet, larke box: fish, 10! Houndera, per whiung. 470. per smoked dish, 1d.
ling. Md, per doz. amoked $wh, per tench, 31. Murray Fat id. 1b.
Murray 30. 147 Ab, 4d. per catfish, per oysters bag: frock I. nor bag: prawns, gallon: wild fowl, rabbits, per brare: per doz, pairs: per them. pairs MEAT MARKET.
Mrl1 1 Barrow 12 to 20 repri 14 ply forward ronuoutly demand and nued d. medians light to idit 1-rho d. Prime to heron pita, printer to medium to good, gourd. to 7d. interior lower.
r111Tm, Vral: 31. to surica forward, from demand tad. 41. to reluced medium rate, to Primo Hitcher' tu Tralem, 5d to from large 4d. 24 4.
to d. small caires, POLICE COURTS. Soldiers in Trouble. reprimanding with two audios, one of whned 1 For Off the night married Roman, in Bourke-stret W. G.
of 15th May, lyric writer over Wiseman him was felled by bui. tIn of beer belog bead. suffering He from wan later admitted to Two Willam Raymond Mugha fractured and Victor kni. John Judga Wainarki hath in aged 22 appeared before charged with General teal Iowtily hartu Fraterlay. Wesmad.
The tal-A fur tre Crown that upon wotan the who soldiers wAs timed. againal her will 11 one by in her am P-aleting with emman and ANd holding Into the gutter and immediately kicked chased him him. The to him blt denied on other me why Both The jury found that Apter they wuilty had of the asulted Turp Went charge, and to guilty assault, in that trouble thim was befor the Ant dril time the tritinal, prisoners and had WAx Time had just. returned 4,41 that Lc3 War granied to allow of erideuco A charamer bring dren. to Australians and the War.
1 Soldier Returning. of Private Tunwtall, mates cablegtams that his received Husband, H. has ailed for Australia. Lieut. T.
wow, Lieutmant C. Husband enlisted in the Malay Mutes in the 1914, riots and he fial duty at Afirt 1 Artiat Rife. sailed for He England, and enlisted 11 Tunneling WAN to 1.he Gne ut the Royal Frunneer. He br spent frat of him Australions time. to reach Ypres, whrie artive He has worn four and Anzac Remembrance Appeal, 1919.
lederd The boa. of the the appeal lioned and Ariell. £15; acknowledged. £10,79 J. 4.
Alkmen. Buttons Pty. Ltd, J. It: theore Interarity, Gol Club, £2 and liaona K. 22 Jephoott, W.
W. and F. Bir M. W. Heat, M.I'..
and Dryadale, Dr. El Potter. R. at Preserving (, Alemoder Barbard, Peacock Fred. £1 £1 W.
John n. For. 1. Newint. 41 Salom Kelts.
M.P.. Alutzkin, 21 Li Ruck. Albert 42 I. Ward. Edwin J.
W. Wine. R. Rylah, 41: John W. B.
Laing. El; Frank Tate, muller Col. J. 27. Mr.
Throdore it. E3 F. £3 Zander Pty. 1. 21 Si.
K. Wilhri Thin. and Af 9'ty. Two Turnta. keit and Som, Jamie Ar bur 13 4.
1t. En God 42 rimb. 22. Wm. Gut.
Sand reD. 11. FaR badmount M.P Lonis, £1 launder, The £1 Motor Mirathere Fund. Wim. W.
Hirone. House. 10 Dr. Licenano, G. F.
Planta, tel. Stewart 10 H. Allro. J. 4.
Mitchell. M. Boutt's Ho. the Patriotic amounta Myrr'a and torian Nunn instalmeat), 250: Holden Burkiez Aritos, young Mouth Farm sad Rad terian 4 25 Mm R. dayl, 25 Wallace.
13. W.E: D. H. Jedingham, 22 T. Gaunt 43: and Mi £2 Dr.
£1 R. Ww. Brown. Brunton. £2: Dr.
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21 0 employer Geo. Vowell, Hoary Burk, amounta, 22 Total. £11,616 INTESTATE ESTATES. has The ohtained Curator of the Estatew of Deceaned Persons following deceased to persona: administer the estates of time -Andrew Drennan. tin Hospital, Heidelberg, Lamont died 90th April, 1019.
Douglas Brown. 11 Harriett. ret, Coburg. illed 29th April. 1019, £315 Annie Maria Cornell, Kellett-street, Northoute, died 6th Hay, 1019.
2424 11 6: Heury Corker. died trading 28 an Henry Smith. Glen Iris, lantine April. 1910. L750: "James DougLus HalDickam, Ratestond, died 81st August, 1919, 16th John Evana, Union Mitts, South died May, 1919, 4305 lienry Faul.
Trafalgar, died 18th April, 10. 11; John Plan nery. commonly known 8.5 John Prinkett, RI 1919. 4.0; North Melbourne, died 21rt April, November Frizer, Ireland, died 19th 1916, 270 18 10: Rohort GrATent, 438 Richmond. formerly burnt, died April, 1918, 2410 Michel Hayes, Woodleigh Vale, died atb May.
1919, My. Heinrich Christian With In Smith 4:2704 4.10; Fitzroy, Cordelia lied 19th to Ruth May, 1019, i gerald-street, South Victoria Main, FitzYarra, died 24th April, 4:185 lohn Hail Ross. street, Kichmond, died 6th February, 1919, 4.30 2': Patrick Monughan, Bmokside, died lat a' tent er, Rerkett-attvet, 4740: Melbourne, Outherine Carthy, 14 died 18lh April. 1919, Francis William Orniton, Green Lake. near Sea Luke, died 3rd April.
1919, Gun Sing Poon, sometimes Chenne P. or. 189 Lillte Melbourne, died 3rd April, INID, William Henry Ryan, 19 Fictoria Flemiugion, died 11th April. 1919, die: 15:11 12 Margaret 1919 Auto Himmone win, 21. Thomas Runs Gladstone Inue, Surin Mel urne.
dint 10th May. 1919, 471 2.4; 1916. Haywonh 338 ire. Melbourne, died 4 Aug In. Trobe, Kangaron Flat, Bendigo, died 6th 1918, 8 lt a Whinni, 208 East wIck.
Yourell. died BAth April. £350; Walter Elgar 15 Gippa-street, Collingwood, died 11:5 April, 1019, 4175 19.9. the will amend Women's Hospital Appeal. A cheque for 410 Dis been hy the management of the Women's tram Led by Helen ent Ferguson, The who in initwting the appall.
Judie, of Emmadon have up chia marvement with great PI tui by the mugorres, Mra A. very meet. ug of tulpera wa4 hw. 1.1 huN. the clainu of the bospital were by J.
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