MARKET TElegrams and mixed early 1900s news items
Market items from Sydney list hay prices, potatoes, butter, and other commodities. Dinner tabulations include increased military estimates, shipping fatality claims aboard a port ship, and rising state revenue and customs collections. Also notes Natal rebellion details, Davitt death, English Derby record, and a string of European and imperial news.
Racing and betting notes from Melbourne and Sydney scene
Mr J Murray sold Le Blot to an Emmaville courier last week amid high demand. Ruffian’s rider Connelly recovers from a brain concussion after a fall at Rowehillast. Winter Race meeting acceptances point to a strong day. Meaker and Clarkes’ £10 gas light handicap set for Central grounds on race nights. A report reopens Ruffian’s fate, not destroyed as first stated, as efforts to auction him for stud continue. Country Week at the Sydney Cricket Ground opens with Combined Country vs City. refereed by W J Howe. Grammar School and Bega players named for showground matches. A female tipster, a city barmaid, claims to tip every horse and swears customers win if they back the stables’ picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Murray
Emmaville
Connelly
Marshall McDonald
Himeelf
Adam
M. Blanc
Flying Fox
Jardy
Jaroy
Dave Dunsmors
Melbourne
Sydney Cricket Ground
W. J. Howe
Country
Braz
Grammar School
Bega
J. Rixon
Fred Bland
Tas Bland
Bland
Ned Wood
Frank Rogers
H. Ritehne
E. Hitchie
P. Underhill
Stewart
Travers
Cruickshank
Joe Cusack
G. Underhill
Adama
John Cusack
Grammar
Severa
Zulu War Dispatch from Tillestad Store Raid
Colonel Mackenzie with 800 mounted infantry and 600 native levies moved toward Tillestad's store near Nkandla after rebels looted it. Bambaata seeks an indaba with the paramount chief as Mackenzie requests 2000 more troops and lies in ambush columns. Nkikwa surrenders with six followers. other rebels rumored to surrender. Loyal natives drive rebels from Skeandhlo forest with casualties. Colonel Lenchara kills 8 rebels in Natal. 57 dead, 40 slain by Colonel Ackendale’s force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McKenzie
Natal
Nkikwa
Siganandi
Mackenzie
Skeandhlo Foreat
Lenchara
Owas
Ackenale
Social and political snippets from an era
Public patronage for a band and arts committees signals renewed local interest. Notes on London and Madrid meetings, farm labor unrest in Molong, and debates over Danysa experiments. Chilean meat scandals prompt calls for stronger government grading. Agricultural Society ball interest rises as weather improves. Public gossip covers a senator’s reply and memory loss remarks.
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Amd
Inez
Boongr
Costrock
Yong
Buitney
Danysa
Broughton Daland
Chile
Dancan
Peter Close
Lands Commission
Wen
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Military Board
Port Pirie
W. Calder
L. F. Loader
Lade Commission
Owen
Close
Crick
Carruthers
Michael Davitt
Dumna
British Labor Party
Australia
Brussels Bottom
Auckla
E.W. Be
Mr. Briscombe
of Arts
H. Braine Ensor
Sporting
Incere
Fer
Newtown
Hea
Wynne
Cobargo
Peepee
Wyndfv
Parbula
Jove
John Underhill
Rown
Tathra
Crown Lande
Robert ‘McDonald
Department of Landa
Government
Gordon-streete
Tuathra
Parieh
Wale
Auckland
Tathra Wharf
Pariah
Wallagoot
Gazetta
Crown
Pee
Police
Trict
Sallot
Robert McDonald
E. L Pell
Saleyarde
School OF Art
Tria
B. Cuback
Juint A. Bateman
Hon
Cuca
Br District Jockey Club
Moxpay
Joye
Church Street
Duncan
Baloon
Jack" Gents
Genta
Rodd & Chegwidden
Next Bank Hotel
W. C. Allan and
Carp Street
Ieva
Department of Public Works
N.8.w
District Works Office
Meringlo
Bema River
Bega Courthouse
Meaker and Clarke
Miss Averel
Ghurch St
Beg
Aberdeen
F. A. Clark
Duggan & CO
Brydon
Paragon Stordb
Tilba
Anc
London
Chapman
Madrid
Boner
Lineviend
Boot and Brooks
Broac
Anthea
Intuaerasita
Queensland
St. John
Dr. Lungar