AUSTRALIAN CABLES.
(Received fi.45 a.m.) THE ASCOT THOUSAND. MELBOURNE, this day. The Ascot Thousand vv.-ui won by Cuiwelkin, with Pocay second, and Raroloiiga third. There wore 21 startors. i The race was won by a length nnd a half, with a head Isetween second and third. Time, llTj. PROMINENT DOCTOR DEAD. SYDNEY, Scptcml-e- 20. The death is announced of Dr. John Aahburtoti Thompson, ex-preside!nt of the Hoard of Health of Now South Wales. ALLIES DAY. SYDNEY", this day. The committee arranging the forth coming Alius,' lhiy" bar. taken |£1M).000 us their objective, and it is anticipated That it will eofrily bo reached. EXPORT OF WOOL. MELBOURNE, this day. The export of crossbred woul is now allowed to Canada and the Allies. Exporters arc required to guarantee that the wool will not bo re-exported. Kxportatiotus to America arc allowed under the same restrictions as thooe governing merino.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 225, 21 September 1915, Page 6
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