Doncaster and Sydney trainers note brisk racework at Handwick
Report from Handwick shows Brigte Alek and Snowy River leading a crowded sprint and distance drill. Training notes mention Welcome Trim Schooner Lamora Porte Jet Coommulla Mountain King Castaway Pootles and many others running six furlongs to a mile in under two minutes as jockeys push for pace and rhythm ahead of upcoming meeting.
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Siddie Grams
Handwick
Brigte Alek
Imia
Lite Lamora
Dixie
Queensland Maze
Tulassee
Mountain King
Imin
Castaway
Buigser
Rouvmay Asd
Pitle Fogi
Sir Aymer
Mother Goope
Kuban
the Owl
Tarzan
Maragul
Malntardole
Poseidon
Wome
Black Bangs
Yarlunus
Clels
Totin
Dora
Warley Brew
Lord Mallaier
Aix
Emin Trace
Matchmaker
Jolly Kate
Lord Pitaroy
Atronziy
Wopptiop
Royal Arthur
Togo
King's Cross
Snc
Fermitur
Malteur
Imin Tne
Conductor
Imin Meee
Borodino
Gratton Lad
Gaby
Lady Katov
Signec
Tora
High Lady
Wip
Leuron
Miss Bass
Contango
Martine
Ale
Whils Ung
Rocklight
Hildebrook
Mordialloc
Lwkgehamps
Yada
Comely
W.A
Shimose
Chermont
War Bee
Baltry
Dreyfus
Footpad
Hautille
North Head
Duke of Clarence
Lacie
Kindly Magistrate Refuses Loaded Weapon Probe
In a Central Police Court session a witness was asked to produce a charged firearm. The weapon proved unloaded, yet the magistrate admonished not to point it at the bench. The exchange featured Police prosecutor Davis and Mr Love guiding cautious handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Court
Davis
Witnaa
Mr. Love
Magistrats
Special Constable Fined in Water Police Court
Alexander Daria Laing a special constable, charged with possessing 66 yards of cashmere in a wharf area on May 27, confessed after initial denial. The magistrate Mr. Donaldson convicted him and fined five pounds with default two weeks imprisonment for handling the supposedly lonely parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Daria Laing
Water
Murda
Laing
Donaldson
Comic Picture Misunderstood at Central Police Court
A Salvation Army officer testified at Central Police Court about a comic image showing a horse swallowing a child. The officer refused to classify the picture as religious or educational, noting it was merely a comic scene despite the cross examination by the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Court
Salvation Army
Thermy
Wid Ymant
Jonah
Public holidays proclaimed for several districts
Public holidays have been proclaimed for Police districts Mudgee Ayl Liverpool Teatarheld and shire districts Urea Nurrabel with dates in April and May including April 9 and May 1 and May 8 in the district notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudgee
Ayl- Liverpool
Teatarheld
Urea
Nurrabel
Tursdar
Sia
Werris Creek Rail Crash Trial Opens For Damages
In a New South Wales rail case John Bebby Smith sues the Railway Commission for 2000 pounds after a crash at Werris Creek. Mr Shand outlines damages and negligence questions as a jury of four plus Mr Justice Sly listens to account of the June 18 accident involving two engines and a derailment that sent first class cars down an embankment.
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Betes
Justice Sly
John Bebby Smith
New South Wales Railway Moromissionere
Werria Creex
Shand
Mr. Mahahan
H. Morgan
Mr. Gordon
Mr. Martin
Bney
Sydney
Smith
Narrobes Hich
Woerris Creek
Mint
Werris Creek
Newcastle Mining Court Sits Over Coal Strike in Newcastle
The Voluntary Coal Mining Court with Judge Heydom as President and Monara suspended its sittings at Newcastle due to ongoing small strikes in the district. The recent fortnight saw ballot activity in the Newcastle Mainland area as the Coal Industry Federation urged miners to comply with court-made resolutions aiming to condone continuous work pending hearing of disputes. The Government stated no objection to the court’s reestablishment if miners show willingness to comply, with Newcastle sittings to resume almost immediately.
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Heydom
Monara
Forsyth Mod Bowlling
Mics
Sich
Newcastle
Amall Stries
WiiNin
Newcastle-Mainland
Collery Employees’ Federation
Ltfe
Thi
Tax Proposal in Alexandria Council Local Rate Discussion
The Alexandria Council considered a rate under the Local Government Act taxing capital value of improved land at sixpence in the pound and an additional general rate of two pence in the pound on the improved capital value. Some ratepayers objected to the proposal and may pursue appeals or objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Thase
Camml Ler
Ratopayera Cononinn
Peranas
A M Canley
Fangtingyetork
J. W. Bullen
Eol
Tanda
Gazstin
Mires
Mosman Council ejects residents from Taylor Bay foreshore
An Evening News interview with W J Lobb, mayoral candidate, covers Mosman Council plans to eject Athermon and others from their Taylor Bay dwellings on the fore shore. Residents claim generations lived there, pride in homes, sanitary conditions, and fear of losing one room houses as shoreline development advances.
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WJ. Lobb
Tumpedor
Mosman
Wodt
Taylor Bay
Hag Oxpgad
Prema Apsen
Evening News
Council
Andy Beach
Momman Counell
Ava
Mosman Council
Apehor Thers
Saya
Wem
Fisheries Board
Port Jackson
Sydney
Doxens
Taylor Bar
Turbulent street clash ends with hospital injuries
A pedestrian suffered severe head and facial injuries after a fall in a collision that left his right arm and both legs bruised. He remained in hospital as doctors assessed damage, while police investigated the incident and patients described the emergency response and ensuing efforts to clear debris.
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Smith
Sydney
Bondi
Collins
Woodward
Railway Department
Mur Smith
Defended Motor Goods Dispute Before Judge Docker
In Sydney District Court Judge Docker presided as David Mosoles Limited sued W J G Elliott for 213 pounds 10 shillings balance on motor car covers. Elliott did not appear, defence claims poor quality, judge warned of perjury, verdict likely for plaintiff. Also reports include politics with AJC candidates, Dave Dean’s parliamentary appointment, Mrs Laracy’s death at Coonamble, and notable images and race results.
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Rydney District Court
Docker
David Mosoles
Kent-mireet
Rydney
W. J. G. Elliott
Castiersagh-street
Byanny
A.J.C. Estima
Barford
Puller, Wise
John Quist
Dave Dean
House of Representatives
Pbi Laracy
Coonamble
Yeater- Gay
Afer & Prolongs
Winona
Shiv
Plocer
Castlereagh
Si. Ignatius
Fairlie ‘Hl
The Chinese Boycott Across Global Markets
A fragmented report outlines reactions to a Chinese boycott, detailing political tensions and calls for intervention. Notable figures include Mr Pee Nam and Sir J. S Jocdasiestan, with mentions of Japan’s diplomacy and reactions from Canton merchants and British officials.
Charge Against a Unionist at Water Calice Court
At the Water Calice Court in Witten Glaus 22 was charged with assaulting Thuca Greenwood. Dubeda testified that around 12:20 p.m. on March 4 he saw Givag outside the court and accused him of injuring Greenwood earlier. The witness described a confrontation near Crown-atreet, Surry Hills, with Glass and others, including threats and a stabbing attempt. The accused, a member of the Sooman's Union, denied current involvement and claimed proximity to Groavenor-street on the night of the 28th. The case concerns labor tensions and union activity with multiple witnesses providing conflicting accounts.
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Water Calice Court
Witten Glaus
Wan
Thuca Greenwood
Dubeda
Givag
Green
An & Ings
Thame Girew
Surry
Howe
Tiswepre
Starind
Coamer
Primequine
Cipag
Nim
Witneas
Gloag
Pinnon-Street
Groavenor-alrot
Eliek
Tnion
Thors Sue
Shrut Won
William Mtree
Owen Casldy
Witlie
Accubel
Gronvenor-atzert
Band Music and Parliament Display Highlight Odd Evening
The Band of the Australian Rifle Regiment will perform a program including Death or Glory Verandahl Veranien Overure and The Whistler and Me Dag. A Legislative Coupe session followed with a display of overfues and a showcase by Mr. J Tawrenes.
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Australian Rifle Regiment
Pryor
Suppwaltz
Priel Manalt
Erent Beauly
J. Tawrenes
Counsil
Harvie
Scholarships and bursaries expand at Watveraity
A new arrangement increases scholarships and bursaries across three districts. The Watveraity introduces 30 technical scholarships and 30 bursaries for boys and girls, plus 12 scholarships and bursaries for youth under 18. Three awards target country technical schools with six more for girls over 18, forming a broader access plan.
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Haye
Giria
Ncholarmis
Youlhi
Train Strike Affects Young Carver in Anpantale
Six year old carver Woitlam Jonssiane suffered blunt injuries after a cart collision with a passing train on a morning street. He was thrown clear, taken to the local hospital by town authorities, with serious injuries and ready for medical care remained under treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woitlam Jonssiane
Young-Mreet
Anpantale
Parker
Resignation Notice From Government Department
The government indicates the resignation of George Tugel, a conductor, with service in the public sector ending March 4, 1008. The matter involves Vigour, a former constable, and a dispute over salary. the judge deemed the case frivolous and vexatious.
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Junction
Envcation Council
Tae
George Tugel
Carcutiouer
Zberi
Wie
Qominion
Belie Ace
Frome
Spartieg
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Pekin
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