Epsom betting and varied 1900s telegrams mix
Betting odds for the Epsom Handicap list five Berthier and seven Maximise among others. A protest petition by Protestant clergy urges against exempting church charities from a Lottery Bill. Also reports: gold falsification case in Kalgoorlie, probate value of Bathurst estate, a Dunedin chemist charged with manslaughter, a large copper lode near Mundgonna, and a fatal platform fall in Victoria. International items note a bomb in Warsaw, Java fighting, French clergy obedience, and violent Georgia riots with many casualties.
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Sydney
Berthier
Maximise
Late Magazine
Charles Stuart
Merveil
Jim Doreet
Pompous
Famous
Clousilla
Refrain
Lord Fitzroy
Luciana
Royal Beatt
Bairn
Solution
Noreen
Possedon
Hugh McKay
Kalgoorlie
Charles MacPhillamy
Bathurst
Dunedin
N.Z
James Hayne
Margaret Kendick
Mundgonna
Robinson Hiver
West Australia
Cole
Leighburn
Victoria
Wellington
London
Warsaw
Karopin
Moscow
Java
Georgia
Rich black, standin eedid bone and sothon, Vermont show
In a quirky 19th century style notice, Tower offers mares for sale or stud services. It notes terms, payments, and requirements for breeding stock, with references to show results and care provided. The ad emphasizes pedigree and readiness, inviting buyers to inspect and specify arrangements.
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Rich
Bone
Vermont
Ays
Jockinn
Petiliant
Aira
Bega
Igal
Candela
Public Auction Notice for FEREHOLD FARM TANJA
M Rixon acts under Robert Hunter to sell by public auction the Ferehold Farm Tanja with 216 acres across portions 100 101 102 105 108 and 145 in Dampier. 170 acres cultivable 40 ready for crop 70 laid to orchard across 2 acres water access and 17 paddocks. Two houses with outbuildings, near Pédri Tathra Bermagui Bega and near Mr Thomas Taylor. Annual lease on 236 acres at £2. Farm well fenced water and view over lake.
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M. Rixon
Robert Hunter
Tanja
County
Dampier
Thia
Pédri
Tathra
Bermagui
Bega
Thomas Taylor
A little nuisance now and then aldermen remark
A column of brief notes from the district press mentions the Bega Spring Show set for record entries, the St Johns cricket club meeting to arrange the season opener, and invitations issued for a Dry River school picnic with likely big attendance and a concert to follow. It also notes Selina Anderson opposing G H Reid at federal elections, Irish envoys raising funds for Home Rule on the Richmond River, the fate of a five pound note, and local shop openings and social happenings.
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Bega
St. John's Cricket Club
Dry River
Selina Anderson
G. H. Reid
Richmond
Bepcer
D. Brydon
Newcastle
Victoria
Lemmone Concert Co
F. A. Clark
England
Germany
Seddon
Gibb
Lyne
Hume
Richmond River
Lismore
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P. J. Cusack, Han, Bee
Nunnick
Bemboka
FINN
Beimboka
Dm J. Qa
Uragon Btoren
Beya
Mes
J. R. Smith
Gl Street
Gailey
Pete
Smith
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UALDP
BEG A
New South Wales Athletic League
Wight
Hl. Meaker
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William I
W. Mill
UO. Bargo District
Huffelle
Dictator
Khercone
Ahatley
Ae Darby
Darby
Iit
Alm
Ald
Cam Peel
Edwards
Fornim
Barnes and Bass
Bilxon
Aoe
Cobarga
Doe Hye
Clark's Crossing
Ishmael
Ishmael Waa
Arabia
Sheik
Lo Paulilier
Sheik Ali bin Curtis
Colonel Anderson
Arch Hornes
Australia
Bombay
Mudie & Wilton
H. B
Bembaka
Hilltop
É. Pe
Chis Pier
Mias
Harold
Arold
H. B. Alee
Hales
F.A. Clark
York House
Brydon
Gipps Street
Tian
Biren
Order OF Foresters
Helen
W. Bewicke
W. Rixon
Collina' Yards
AL la
VM. Rixon
Mr. Robt
Hunter
Wapengue
Hega
Anle
Lesving
Tilliam Rixon
P. Buckley
D. Wilson
WM. Rixon
John Tarlintua
Nuw‘bugga
WM. Rixos
Bermaguil
Messrg
Burnett
Shrimeki
C&c
Nimitybelle
Lliam Rixon
James Chreen
Terma Cash
Monster Horse Sale
Bega Sale Yards
Mar
Gents’ Outfitters
Pria
Panama
Rodd & Cheg
Wm. Rixon’s
Kamurube
Lochiel
Mc Cay
di O'Elock
Regs
M Buckley
E. T. Smart
Namba
A. Payne
Clearanen Vale
E'Clovk Aarp
Berge Aaleyanda
Boge
Begai
Cooper's
Rand Ball
the Town Band
J. M. Lee
G. Boardman