Tattersalls Autumn Meeting Entries At Svusey
Tattersalls Autumn meeting lists for SVUSEY with Denman Stakes and City Tattersall's Cup entries led by Gigandre Relieve Gold Brew Maltchester First Principle and many others. Sydney coroner reports death of jockey Smith from injuries at Tosehill Cup race. Early Wind reviews select performers for upcoming Saturday events.
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Svusey
Ateectanes
Denman Stakes
Gigandre
Relieve
Gold Brew
First Principle
Pollaxome
Best Sea
Ethel Bockjey
Aurifer
Hejove
Matouree
Alora
Kilmeadan
Sunfire
Charleville
Farmer
Limelight
Owen Hoe
Offa
Britain
Erungella
Delorium
Christian Brother
Brunmhilda
Sir Alwonton
Marculios
Marsinah Tat
Simon Frisco
Taunter
Fleck
Lager Ami
Vive
Podason
St. Carwyne
Sydney
Coromi
Smith
Hesehill
Aurofodian
Pilly Oreil
Domas
Trenny
Too Long a Journey to Regatta Sends Crew Reply
Mr John Lang secretary of the Henley-on-Yarra regatta reports a cable from Fogland stating Thares Rowing Club cannot accept Australia's invite to the principal regattas next season due to crew members being unavailable for the long journey.
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Melboterse
John Lang
Henley-on-Yarra
Thale
Fogland
Thares
Australia
Baker’s Bunch Fight Contract Sums Arranged in London
In London April 2 Louis Depenthiew signs a contract with Baxer to fight for Sichug rue Kid Lewis and Mehegen. He sails at month end. Brooks defeats Count Siam at Honpreux. Stevenson Gray report shows scores 4502 including 92 and 2458.
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London
Louis Depenthiew
Baxer
Sichugrue
Kid Lewis
Mehegen
Brooves
Count Siam
Mmn
Honpreux
Stevenson
Gray
Definite Move in H. 8 Walen Liberal Party Split
Sydney reports a plan by Liberal members to form a Country party under the Farmers and Settlers Association auspices. A conference backed a straight party line, with 25 country representatives opposing Labor and supporting Liberal aims, while a resolving committee would confer with the Opposition leader on country interests.
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Sydney
Liberal Party
Country Party
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Farmers and Settlers' Association
Farmers_ and Settlers
The
H. T. Ball
Corowa
T. Waddell
Lyndhurst
J. T.crane
Gevdir
M. Abbott
Upper Tranter
A. A. Grimm
Ashburnham
J. Oc. L. Fittepetrick
Orrange
F. A. Chaffey
Tamworth
G. Neshiet
Isemore
G. P F. Breaand
Arm
Femi
Oppor
F.L.A
Naval policy debate on Fellmates subject in Parliament
In Lonton on April 23 Mr Mornamara answered Mr Lineh about the 1900 agreement and Senator Millen's defence stance. The issue was deemed proper for debate on the Fellmates but insufficient time prevented an adequate discussion of such important matters.
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Lonton
Mr. Mornamara
Lineh
Millen
Appointment of Instructors on Royal Australian Navy staff
Applications invited from qualified persons for Instructor General or Store Instructor on the Administrative and Instructional Staff of the Royal Australian Naval Reserve with pay ranging from 146 to 216 per annum. Eligibility requires petty officer rank or higher, service within specified times, and promotion pathways noted. Brief notice from Toowoomba dated April 23.
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Royal Australien Wary
Stover
Royal Australian Raval Reserve
Peyty
Royal Australian Navy
Restrecter
Petty Olicer
Peter Clie
Drunken Row Fatal on Port Curtis Firemen Quarrel
In Sydney on April 2 two firemen aboard the steamer Port Curtis quarrelled after midnight. George Sullivan, 47, died after falling from the forecastle into Woolloomooloo Bay. Martin Neary, 32, survived with a skull fracture and a broken thigh after landing on the wharf. Water police recovered Sullivan three hours later. Neary was taken to hospital by Civil Ambulance.
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Sydney
Port Curtis
Woollooumecon Bay
George Sullivan
Martin Neary
Tim
Sulliven
Neary
Sullivan
Neery
Careless Patient Death Report Denies Neglect
Melbourne reports on Frederick Venables demise at Tantroon Military College after influenza. Official findings state Venables rose from bed March 19, played tennis, then relapsed into severe pneumonia two days later and died. General Bridges notes newspaper statements were incorrect.
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Frederick Venables
Tantroon Military College
Venables
Lalor
Madical Corps
Bridges
Close Call Near Mining Disaster at Mt Morgan Mine
In Rockhampton on April 23 five men were being lowered into the Mt Morgan mine when a gear failure or worn pulley caused the cage to misfunction. The incident halted operations and prompted safety checks. No injuries are reported, but officials warn of renewed caution after the scare.
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Rockhampton
Mt Morgan
Beasabolished attempt for Bridges to join Military Board
A fragment notes that an abolitionist effort aims to place General Bridges on the Military Board. The text implies opposition and official consideration but provides no decisive outcome or date.
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Miltary Board
Labour leader Folland sentenced for sedition
Wellington reports Labour leader Folland received a year in prison without hard labour for seditious utterances during the waterside strike after an unsuccessful appeal.
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Wellington
Folland
Trial concludes in embazery case against Wilkes Job
In Melbourne on April 22 the Criminal Court concluded the trial of Wilkes Job, 36, on a charge of embezzery for allegedly attempting to influence the foreman. The proceedings rest on accusations of improper acts during a trial.
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Melbourne
Criminal Court
Wilkes Job
Job
Explosion at Macoun Hotel Kills Seven in Emergency
An explosion at the Macoun Hotel gym plant killed seven people and injured many others. Eight are seriously hurt and others remain unaccounted as the building collapsed and fire spread. Rescue crews search the debris as authorities work to determine the explosion’s cause. The report also notes an imperial line and Austrian submarine news from Singapore dated April 22.
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Macoun Hotel
Emperor OF
Austria
Frider Herald Reports From Kor Storr
The snippet shows Kor. Hers Herald style notes with a Friday timing reference and mention of Storr. It appears as a fragmentary local item likely noting a regular Friday Herald report cycle.
Mail service dispute sparks cash costs and delays
A reader criticizes the Northern Herald report on the Rolwarra mail issue. He argues that contractors overstate distances, postal delays persist, and cost tendering favors distant routes. He cites local sentiment and requests press coverage to pressure officials and the contractor.
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Post & Herald
Celene
Cairne
Mortianarn
Tats
Donaldson
Tate
Kobwarra
W.C. Clifford
Hotelkneewr
Alin
den Te Holwarra
Alma-Den
Tate oMer
Tate Telegraph Office
Donaldays
Mather
Mewrs
Cairns
Clit
Busheman
F. Lawrence
Local Grower Updates on Cameo Varieties Plot Trial
Ce Mr Hesderen near Combe told to Mr Cork recently arrived from Gympie. Mr HG Burs is now in Gor domvals on business linked to planting new cameo varieties on the experimental plot.
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Hesderen
Lareer
Combe
Cork
Gympie
HG. Burs
Domvals
Pew
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