Sydney Siftings and Notable Local Incidents
Contempt of court fine in Darlinghurst Sessions. Bertha Lorenshaw and her baby found dead in Newtown bath amid ill health notes. Mildura cattle steamer wreck near North-West Cape with 498 cattle saved. Sydney markets report higher cattle and sheep prices. Postal department criticisms and two illustrative errors cited. Dr Danysz advances rabbit vaccine trials, challenging conditions ahead. Culling championship notes and potential retirements among first-flighters. Durnan to Canada, may return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Hughes
Backhouss
Darlinghurst
Bertha Lorenshaw
Newtown
Mildura
North-West Cape
Weat Syaaralin
Wyndham
Fife
Wethers
Sydney
Melbourne
New South Wales
Queensland
Bong Bong
Hong Kong
Bon Bong
Danysz
Broughton Island
Charlie Towns
George
Durnan
Canada
Public Watering Places funding notes in Shire of Goobang
The document lists funds and rates under the L G Act for public watering places. It records amounts in hand and projected revenues, including endowments and end values, with a penny farthing rate on unimproved capital value and totals for the year. J L Whitmill presides as president.
Racing notes and wagers in NSW sporting scene
A roundup of race days, horses and bets across New South Wales venues led by Megson Horder’s off match and Narromine races. Mentions include Poseidon Antonius prices, Brissy cricket, World oarsman talk, Bathurst trotting plans, and Peck Hill cycling reports with multiple winners and notable horses such as Chere Amie and Rhubarb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durnan
Sydney
Possiden
Charmont
Laird
R. J. McNamara
Peak Hill
Beawral
Claude Smith
Forbes
Archdeacon D’arcy
Wellington
Chere Amie
England
Reiss
Cannons
Brisbane
Toombul
Toowong
Rush
R. Arnst
Kemp
G. Day
Pratten
Mustang
Betts
Molong
Poseidon
Antonius
Bathurat Association
W.G. Johnson
Johnson
Webb
New Zealand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sydney Siftings
Shire OF
Goobang
L.G. Act
J. L. Whitmill
Eteg Vn Zee
A. WN. Davey
Caswell Street
Beecham
Brothers Wheat Buyers
AVING
A. G. Litchfield
JAS. Bell & Co
Shippers
Peake
Spence