Mission Opens at St Marys Church Hamilton With Stained Window Unveiling
A Passionist mission led by Father Alphonsus opened at St Marys Church Hamilton yesterday. A large congregation attended as the old nave procession and unveiling of a stained window symbolizing the Renunciation followed the mass. Father Alphonsus preached on critical moments of grace, citing St Augustine and Christ’s conversations with the Samaritan woman and the crucified thief to urge repentance and renewal of souls. The window and altar society donation were highlighted, and the music and decoration were arranged by local parish contributors.
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St. Mary's Church
Hamilton
Alphonsus
Adelaide
Father Shanahan
Shanehas
Alphonnus
Gabriel
Pather Alphonsus
Corinthians T
Qainta
Mary
Pin
God
St. Augustine
St. Paul
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Heaven
Paradise
Theo
Jacob's Wall
Ebe
Thom
Abe
Hell
Ron
Farndine
Tke
T Winslow
Rome
Musicaaereie
H. Phillina
Romance of exploration through ancient ruins and Latin inscription
A richly commented excerpt surveys travel, archaeology, and classical texts. It notes Jorich excavations revealing a water-tuned house and storied Latin inscriptions, with reflections on Hellenic and Turkish influences, and medieval curiosities from Niseteh to Mycena.
Steeplechase Winners From Moonee Valley Meeting
Sporting notes report several Moonee Valley races with Boom Arang winning the steeplechase by ten lengths in the Maiden Hurdle. Atariel takes Trial Steeplechase by ten lengths while Main Royal wins the Federal Hurdle by six lengths. Latitwarrin Handicap goes to Footmeark Walden two lengths clear. Commonwealth Steeplechase results show Hoo merang first with Kauma, Falton second. The Valley Handicap ends with Fiery Atar, Heychellen second, White Beya third, by one length and a quarter.
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Melbourne
Moonee Valley
Old Mick
Northport
Betty
Atariel
Level Lyne
Slim Jim
Main Royal
Larrikin
Togo
Whoner
Footmeark
Walden
Wiener
Hoomérang
Kauma
Falton
Heychellen
White Byea
Randwick Race Meeting Results From Tattersalls
Sydney Tattersalls races at Randwick held in dull cold weather. Large attendance recorded. Hurdle race winner Flying Wandicap winner Paid Foen Master Foote second Lord Geell third Whaner ty. Tattersall Stakes winner Storey second Dryite third. Mandicap winner Griat with Baile second Lady Addie third. Winter Stakes winner Crofton with Lancasterite second. Weller Handinis third. Continuous results listed for several events.
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Sydney
Randwick
Hurdte
Tinyoh
Wandicap
Pille Foei
Master Foote
Lord Geell
Whaner
Tattersall
Featherstite
Storey
Griat
J Baie
Addie
Condah Races Post Weights For Welter Flight
In the Condah race programme published Saturday Horizon is listed for the Welter Flyweight event with a handicap. Horizon’s weight is shown as 8 stone 1 pound.
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Horizon
Insurance Hiders in Jockey Club Arrangements
Melgian Jockey Club has arranged for jockey Jeoekeye to ride on the flat and over hurdles. A premium of £110d is set for flat races and double that for country rides, with £300 in case of death or permanent incapacity and proportional amounts for temporary disablement. Owners must cooperate with pace ericace proprietors for premium payments, potentially with interest, to cover third party risks from a loose horse.
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Melgian Jockey Club
Jeoekeye
Paceericace
Public Schools Eighths Race Finalists Named
Melbourne, Saturday. The Public Schools Eighths Race concluded this afternoon with Wesley College and Geelong Grammar School in the final. Melbourne Grammar School finished third.
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Melbousne
Wesley College
Geelong Grammar School
Bhonnure
Melbourne Grammar School
Tasmania wins interstate eight and sculls titles at Brisbane
The annual Australian sculling championships on the Bris bane river saw Tasmania take the eight oared race ahead of Victoria New South Wales Queensland and South Australia amid showery weather and large crowd. In the single scull Townna of New South Wales won by four lengths with Coverdale of Tasmania second and Dennis of Queensland third.
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Brisbane
Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
New South Wales
Ueensland
South Australia
Tarmadia
Sculla
Townna
Coverdale
A. Dennis
Queensland
Richards
Towns
Metropolitan Football Matches Report From Melbourne
The wire report lists league results from Melbourne games with teams such as Fitzroy, Richmond, St Kilda, University, South Melbourne, Melbourne, Essendon, Geelong, Carlton, Collingwood, Williamstown, Port Melbourne, Hensdon, Brighton, Footscray, Preston, Brunswick, Northcote, Prahbras, and North Melbourne. Scores are shown as goals and behinds with corresponding total points for each matchup.
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Fitsroy
Richmond
Bt. Kilda
University
South Melbourne
Melbourne
Enendon
Geelong
Carlton
Collingwood
Williamstown
Port Melbourne
Hasendon
Brighton
Footecray
Preston
Brunswick
Northcote
Prabras
North Melbourne
Gould
Glenthompson and Dunkeld Clash In District Contest
In a district football match at Glenthompston on Saturday Dunkeld led early but Glenthompson surged to take the wind shift advantage. Dunkeld built a mid game lead. Glenthompson rallied in the final term, closing a tight contest though wind dipped late. Edmondson officiated without dispute.
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Werd
Dunkeld Entabliat
Glenthompton
Glenthompson
Edmondson
Hamilton
AT & T'thompaon
Federal Football Club Plots Meetings and Matches
A large meeting at the Criterion hotel chaired by M r C Comber discussed travel to Hamilton for a district match and potential home and home games to extend the season. Umpire fees, social events at Forestern hall, and a reformed South Hamilton Football Club were also addressed with new officers and a 3 shilling membership.
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Criterian
Me. C. Comber
Eithu- Binatie
Baring
Betereen Trama
Nome
Tl Aticua
Forestern
Criterion Hotel
Victorian coursing club final sees Johnstone dog win
In a Victorian Coursing Club meeting final, H A Johnstone’s bred hound Bulwark defeats Lady Jackson’s line with Referee ancestry while Pucheia, owned by Johnstone, also shows strong form in the Waterloo Cup context. The Age notes Pucheia and Sweet Thought clash and Bulwark’s victory stands out.
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Raturday
Steker
H. A. Johnstone
Miehsla
Courag
Heeet
Furhela
Furdwin
H. A. Jotnatone
Penahuret
Bulwark
Lady Jackson
General Jackson
Anya
Pucheia
Oval
Abe
Aweet
Blocking Tattersalls He LTA OP CTA Tey
An article reports on a court or race track incident at Tattersalls with officials and attendees named. The scene includes a wall site and references to Melbourne and Paris areas as well as multiple locations and persons involved in the event.
Unclear fragmentary notice from early aviation issue
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bronchial coughs and a Great Department Cure. References Wagga and aviation terms appear garbled with multiple misreads. No coherent event or individuals emerge beyond scattered phrases.
Foresters' Football Club Calls General Meeting
A general meeting of players and other members of the Foresters' Football Club will be held this evening at eight o'clock.
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Foresters’ Football Club
Evenue
Mill Road Football Club Admits New Committee Members
A largely attended meeting at Mr. Carter's office last Saturday evening added G. Klaton and T. Henderson to the committee. The club colors will be red and blue and players will elect the captain and vice-captain before the first match.
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J. Burke
P. Malone
C. Har
T. Moore
Salter
Moesara
J. Horan
H. Rook
M. Donovan
Mere
Moore
South Hamilton
MIM Road
Carter
Mecare
G. Klaton
T. Henderson
Coleia
Oldest Peer Dead Witness to Four Coronations
Wa' Daily Mail reports the death of Lord Gwydyr at Stoke Park Ipswich. He was the oldest member of the House of Lords and would have turned 92 on April 37. Born before Waterloo, he attended coronations from George IV to Victoria and witnessed major political transitions. He recalled a time when the King’s champion entered Westminster Hall and the coronation banquet, describing scenes from a life spanning two reigns and many reforms.
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Wa’ Daily Mail
Lord Gwydyr
House of Lords
Stoke Park
Ipswich
George IV
William IV
Queen Victoria
Lord Eldon
Lord Loreburn
House of Commons
Waterloo
Landen
Cwydyr House
Whitehall
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Dymoke
Horwebaca
Gwrdyr
Provence
Mysterious Peer Lineage and Marriage Ties in Restoration Era Nobility
A garbled notice outlines noble succession involving the twenty second Lord Willoughfyde and third Baron Gwydyr. It mentions tithes and a late peer's grandfather, with confusion over succession to Lord Gwydyr by his only son, and a proposed marriage linking the new peer’s child to the eldest son of Mr. Henniker Heaton, M.P.
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Willoughfyde
Gwydyr
Eer
Gwytyr
Wrongsty
Merrick Campbell Burrell
Sheldon’s New Discovery praised for cough and chest troubles
A patient from Leongatha Victoria reports relief after using Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery for coughs colds and chest complaints. The testimonial notes the remedy’s rapid improvement and gratitude toward the product and Milton Manufacturing.
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Thom
de Bheldon
Evra
Dainta
Lota
Mount Cambler Racing Club Meets for Hurdle Stakes
A fragmented record from Mount Cambler Racing Club outlines first and second day hurdle races, weights, nominations, and penalties. It lists events including Maury Plate, Katriate, and Moongambier Steeplechase with weights, entries, and a Friday June 11 draw for weights, plus rules on colors and rider compliance.
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Ptake
Mike Atom
Anne
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