Turf notes at Randwick and Wollongong meet highlights
A survey of recent Randwick turf performances lists Lord Fitzroy, Black Mandle, Poseidon, and Hiese as clocking fast times on the mid grass track. It recalls Lady Florence rising in 1 minute 41 and Poseidon at 1 min 39 sec, with Mooltan and Camera matching spring mile speeds. Jack Smith’s mile and five furlongs in 1 min 40 sec stands notable. Train and entry news include Tamworth Jockey Club entries, Bandicap and Easter Cup schedules, plus horse death reports and upcoming Wollongong event programs with betting and lineup details.
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Randwick
Lord Fitzroy
Black Mark Andle
Poseidon
Florence Ris Lle
New Zealand
Mooltan
Camera
Jack Smith
Mough Procees
Inglewood
Maranul
Bright Steel
Lord Mery
Peru
Tamworth
Aurrelian Bill
Ty Scarseba
Traiders
Hawkesbury
Hasetull Club
Ofice
Trot Final Drama Ends In Disputed Finish At Race Meet
The closely contested event saw Morak Woodrose and Combine surge to the lead as the judge placed Woodrose just ahead, with Morak close behind and Tigh Lady in third. A protest arose over a late move by Woodlark’s rival Rosewood, while Morok’s owner faced steward action for unruly conduct after the race. The card closed with the Kembla Walter, four starters, and Lady Wilds fading to Damera.
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Morak
Woodrose
Combine
Tigh Lady
Yad Morok
Morok
Reelyaks
Lady Wilds
Damera
Griffin Wins Rematch In Gaiety Club Bout
Boxing at the Gaiety Club features Kim Griffin and Ted Nelson in a 30 round style bout. Nelson dominates early landing repeatedly on Griffin’s face and body while Griffin cannot find an opening. In round seven Griffin floors Nelson but Nelson recovers. Griffin gains momentum late with a heavy right and wins by knockout.
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Kim Griffin
Ted Nelson
Nelson
Lasi
Griffin
Grita
Gridia
Grin
Exughy Nelson
Allen Eat
O'Grady
Rifle shooting match at Manly Club results listed
The Manly Club shooting event was conducted with Anabed sponsored by Str JB Mayor and Mr A Hind. Scores included Hind 67, Adria 56, Whinfeld 205, Mull 31, Stropg 74, Wootland 204, Coombes 38, Kalen 01, Webb 25, Paterkin 26, Koops 28, Woolland 56, Whiane 16, Hull 54.
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Manly
Str. JB
A. A- Hind
A. Hind
Glyd
Gliyd
B. Adria
Capt. Whinfeld
F. Mull
J. W Stropg
Wootland
He Coombes
S Kalen
Webb
WD. Paterkin
HK. Koops
EB Woolland
R. Whianéla
W. D. Hull
Thompson appeals disqualification in Half-mile Amateur final
HH Thompson appealed to the Cyclists Troian executive over his disqualification for interference in the Half-mile Amateur Championship of N.S.W. A year ago. After a thorough inquiry officials upheld the appeal, restoring the placings to Thompson first, Knox second, Mutton third.
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HH. W. Thompson
Troian
N.8.w
Thompson
Thomysov
W. S. Knox
P. Mutton
Sporting Happenings Pictured In Town and Country Journal
The Town and Country Journal issue features sport pictures including candidates for autumn racing and noted horses. It also covers a New York Paris car race spanning 36 000 miles with an accompanying article on competitors routes and questions of ownership. Additional pieces highlight Victoria swimmers and New South Wales boxing and wrestling chiefs with portraits and event notes.
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ALC
Lba
Scotland
Collarit
Rocklight
Hnai
Richie
Emite Muranui
Istria
Thos
Ave
Bross
New York
Paris
Nawimmine
Victoria
Nsw
Cortralys
NS W State Military Band at Prince Alfred Park concert
The NS.W. State Military Band will perform in Prince Alfred Park. The programme features Under the Banner of Victory, La Reine d'un Jour, The Pilgrim's Song of Hope, The Grand March, Offenbach concert polka, L'Eloneance, Der Romantiker, The Whistler and His Dog, and Popular Songs led by Mr W Fowler and Bentley with cornet solos and other selections.
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Ns.w
Prince Alfred Park
Marek
Victory
Adam
Balletns
Offesbach
Bentley
Goto Cornet
Mr W. Fowler
Walls
der Romantiker
Ather
Digestive Tabules Promise Summer Health Relief
A faded ad touts DR SHELDON S DIGESTIVE TABULES as the cure for summer illness caused by indigestion. It claims they prevent stomach and bowel troubles and cure symptoms like sour stomach belching heart palpitations and loss of appetite, urging use at first signs to avoid heat related sickness.
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Sheldon
Parliament’s Clash Over Arbitration Act Debate
The Legislative Assembly and the Upper House pressed a long debate on the Arbitration Act. Mr Flowers assailed the penal clause holding unions responsible for members actions while praising three years of Court work before weak administration led to calls for reform. The discussion touched on labor tensions, factory conditions, and the need for clear limits on strike power under the act.
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Madluk
Legislative Assembly
Lecretative Council
Uslal Feer
Blnrd
Alands
Lyb.ry
Leginlatire
Bigues
Peloit
Mr. Flowers
KDA
Cours
Satiefarsson
Bey
Waal
Pliens
Mr. Mocks
Champion of
Labor
Mert
Union Aricesie
aLnee Shore
Charles
Ste. Meion
Wise
Mr. Wise
Dr. Nash
bin Dattte Aze
Nash Ant
John Mughos
Flowers
Hurley
Nash
New Oath Wales
Mocks
de. Nash
Intergrity
Bosor
Preference cleus debate hints at tentative policy shifts
The passage reports tentative remarks about a preference for a certain approach over another, with references to individuals such as Mr. Aahtane and Mr. Wittog. It notes parliamentary procedures and potential amendments, mentioning a committee vote and expected actions this afternoon.
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Cleus
Pieter
Aahtane
Vileder
Mpareli van Voier
Avbiog
Pichar
Unger
Grant
Wittog
Clearing Pilliga Scrub Rail Plan Report
The report notes Pilliga scrub clearing linked to railway work and potential tensions. It mentions local figures and agencies in a context of faster rail program aims and compliance questions amid community reactions.
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Fonder
Solera
Younes Sud
Child Recovering After Severe Illness Report
A note dated July 4, 1907 from William 246, Murchison Rd, Layton, praises a treatment described as a marvellous cure for a baby in agony for six months. The writer claims the child, once with fever and recurring symptoms, showed rapid improvement after three days of care and asks others to verify the remission by visiting.
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William
Murchison
Layton
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Murrumbidgee Turf Club
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Essence OF Parliament
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