Randwick Second Burdie Race attracts heavy betting
A crowded Randwick field saw Designer favored with strong support as Louies and Bouta Head received notable backing. Superstition ran well but faded, with Pius Streak edging clear to win in a tense finish amid claims of fast pace and topweights. Zimmerman captured a separate event in New Zealand, while Betel and Pro. Holler chased the finish in hurdle action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randwick
Ap Wenterla
Louies
Bouta
Gernh
Lidener
Louis
Mine
Pius Streak
Rotoruan
Lima
Betel
Holler
Rmond
Birkenhead
Birkenhead Forse Zimmerman Won the Great Ivtumin Hundieng At Wetling- Wit
New Zealand
Yatab
Svemwr
Lind
Hackers
Moumajs
Tangaros
Chletr
Iaker
Moutain
Mountain King
Matrhmakar
Grenadier
Revilor
Grationéss
Liste Joe
Foolery
Loughres
Reyilor
Borodino
Little Lad
Balf
Kutbsa
Vayasor
Borodine Poly
Oreus
Poseidon
Tarzan
ebowiMe
Pat Tarry
Mountain Kine
Tarlan
Poseidom
Mounusia Ioe
Tarlam
Potridom
Layer
Byrd
Jack Smith
Walpusa
Khodron
Karapaud
Tulkeron
Fitzroy
Nellie Kingsley credited with Clements Tonic relief
A letter from Nellie Kingsley of Waterton describes severe bile complaints and nervous distress relieved by Clements Tonic after other treatments failed. She recounts long illness, inability to sleep, and frequent weakness, then credits the remedy with restoring health and vigor after perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Kingsley
Hanover-etrest
Waterton
Sears
Wube
Fererst
Redfern
Tor Jie
Dirk
Billiards Stars Clash as Campbell and Parker Rally
In a Victoria versus visitor match several high breaks fueled a hard fought session. Campbell led with 142 while Parker reached 188, Parker posting multiple scores including 41 and 50. A world record in the Se Maine height throw was noted, while Olympic prospects in London drew attention as funds for expenses near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EJ. Campbell
Victoria
W. Parker S.wi Ware
Wadnoutay
IDL
Bis Up
Af Menara
Fision
Smith
Caolvreagh-ebert
Bydury
Orsi
Campbell
Parker
John Mitchell
New York Athletic Club
T Hat Longboat
Execu
Bkruby
M. E. Kerr
Walker
M. B. Auby
Bowls Victory Scores for Victoria and NSW in Afternoon Matches
Readable notes show Victoria defeating New South Wales and New Zealand in Tuesday and NSW defeating New Zealand in the second front tests. The article details rink lineups, players like Lip and Bishop, and close margins with scores ranging from the high thirties to the forties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
New Zealand
N.B.W
Nsw
AL Strathield
D. W. Roxburgh
Strathford
Jha Bishop
Alinutt
Bishop
Reeder
Artie Tok
Peale
Rite
Bankry
Utter
Randwick Training Roundup Highlights Morning Sessions
Trainers used the middle grass track as Parsee Maltman and Lady Dilfdence ran varied distances from half to over a mile. Conductor Foo pid and Maltine showed effort over longer distances. Boomerang and Black Range led sprints, while Melodrama and Britain paced the straight. Details include times for several horses and noted performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsee
Maltman
Lady Dilfdence
Sir Armer
Hermes
Ami Derenda
Maltine
Conductor
Foo'pid
Iminime
Black Range
Adriatic
Alloway
Ayo Furfones
Intin
Duke of Clarénce
Imin Heer
Gisec
Local Cycling Handicap Race At Bunavtoug Enurne
Large crowd attends the Baatere Suburbs Bicycle Club event held Saturday on Bunavtoug enurne. Hills, Faris, M'Nzashh, Newland, W McCarthy and others competed in multiple handicaps with notable results in amateur and motor cycle club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baatere Suburbs
New Calle
Bunavtoug
Enurne
Thompacu
Veraten
JE. Hill
A. Faris
M'Nzashh
Goses
le‘ Newland
A W'Carthy
W. Halloway
Jonson
A . Wood
Jali
A. Sommereijie
Ately W. Crist
H. Fa
Yale
Sydney Sports
N.5
BW. Bret
P. Sutton
W. Knox
Immn
E. A. M'Greeor
As ©. Weston
W. Camngbell
W. Thorne
F. White
Boyd
J. Doherty
Plonser Motor Cycle Club
W. Nottrans Deine
Spencer
Stawe
NSW Football Association teams and entries listed for May start
The NSW British Wears Association rivals Hariey Association of Lithgow meet on Saturday with selections including Spencer Pyrmont and Ferguson Balmain. Entries received for the NBW Association competition outline first to third grade clubs and May 4 start. NZ team defeated New Zealand by five points with H Rowe and others scoring. junior union records noted for North Sydney and Eastern Suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Choisen
New South Wales British Wears
Hariey Association
St Lithgow
Epencer
Pyrmont
Ferguson
Barmain
W.’ Bridger
Condon
Hilder
Glebe
R. H. Moore
R. O. White
Garden Inland
W. Carroll
Pyr- Harper i
Sydney
Wo Oares
Pyre
Libel
N.8.w. Association
B.aules
Northern Suburbs
Rozelle
Balmain
Petersham
Uline
Glebe A
Ultimo District
Ultimo Church
Pyrmont Boys
Rozelle A
Nowanetty
Ween
Am Tors
Trin
All Blacks
H. Rowe
Weayark
Jobrsvon
Dunning
Mesconarr
North Sidary
Unian
Jonior
Arom
Easter
Worthern Usine Oals
Eastern Suburbs
Tasmanian Rowing Union Conflict Delays Interstate Race
In a dispute between Tasmanian associations the Tasmanian Rowing Union has paused a resolution to the direct interstate race. The winner would represent Tasmania in the Interstate race on May 08, with the disputing matters to be settled at a later conference in Stalvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
Taxmanian Rowing Union
Stal Vent
Wort
Eerie Liu
Qwalejoum
Wemiey
Austin
Uae
Burelion
Miei
NSW Wednesday Association Defeats Petersham in Tight Match
New South Wales Wednesday Association beat Petersham by 135 runs in a 272 run total. Jamson 181 and Hooker 26 led NSW, with Barnes 36 and Jessen 22 contributing. Hooker bowled 4 for 17, Curviar 2 for 31, Hartigas 2 for, Mullaney 1 for 48. For Petersham, Jenson and Bare added notable scores while Fereyin took 1 for 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Petersham
Rus
I Jamson
E. Hooker
W. Barnes
Jessen
Tyler
Keogh
Wary
O'Reilly
Hooker Look
Curviar
Hartigas
Mullaney
Peter
Wale Jens
Advertisements In Trams Debate On Liquor Ads
A deputation urged removal of alcohol advertisements from tram cars and tickets at the Railway Commissioners. Mr W Rabson spoke of temperance concerns, while commissioners weighed public interest and fairness between alcohol and non alcoholic adverts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rabson
Closer Settlement Movement Proposed at Young
At a public meeting in Young Alderman Whiteman presiding the motion to form a Closer Settlement Leagues was carried to petition government for land in the district. A four member committee was appointed to collect information for the advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Alderman Whiteman
Ley
Sheldon Drug Co Announces Winners of No 2 Essay Competition
The Sheldon Drug Co of Sydney announces winners from over 400 entries across Australia. First prize goes to William Carlisle MacTagall and Barry Street, Soh Y Arru, with second to Winnifred Gideon, third to PL Mannix of Erskineville, and fourth to Walter Harry Nichole of Sale. Prize details and mothers’ anecdote about Dr Sheldon’s Tabules included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Drug Co
Lac
o'Connen
Street
Sydney
Australania
Wiliam Carlisle Mactinagall
Barry-ptreet
Vie
York Street
Sale
Vin
Joaury Pivih
Sydney Sill
Aldermen
Amith
Balmoral-avenir
Masinas
Jaat Jarviarr
Sheldon
Eures
Fife
Dr. Sheldon
Tr Sheldon
Sheldan
Marinerit
Nereunder
Alma B. Phuloe
Clacksville Road
Ryde
N S
Vera
M Huffer
Gorwaldsie
Copsland
Gohra
Roslyn
Durfordshee
Paddinaton
R. Broddart
Daneeg
W. Muirland
Jan S 'King
A. H. Martin
Emmaville
Deepwater
Toa
Row Phillips
P.C
Bawyrr's Gully
Meltland
Massie Ohigor
Jumbunna
Vic
Ralph Oilbert
Latrobe-Terrace Grefong
Jag. Hamlyn
Second Valley
Nanni Holden
Waverley
Varrasitest
Gebloemie
Appleyard
Woollahea
Mottera
Nsw. C
Monee Park
Tigre
Ebaloon Bram C
Serent
Sotsey
Holiday crowds flood Sydney and Melbourne events
Large gatherings filled Randwick and Wentworth Park with 20 000 plus attendants while Melbourne Cup week drew tens of thousands to crowds at Flemington. Rail and tramways report heavy but smooth service with about 70 000 passengers on show day and 42 000 at racegrounds. Officials estimate over 120 000 visitors across Victoria and New South Wales amid celebrations at major venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaming Ater
Axa
Ted
Royal Agricultuea
Syaury
ADC
Raees
No Tower
Axhipirnrs
Randwick
Wonderland City
Birchernys
Wentworth Park
Maniponal
Litlin Bay la Porden
Akutivg
Deny Altre Park
Anothir Arrasijog
SalyAllda
Liverpool Randwick
Byduny
Anil
Maby Ouson
Boidi
Ram
Gil
Laken
Abe
Ty Variggde
Ml Lrath
Aden
Sane
Kneathan
Syctary
Amoothly
Aim
Ae Rawls
Illawarra
Eastir
Austalia
Staten
Liar
Daria
Viestoria
Melbourne
Fleming
Eagle Derby
Eprom Downs
Thorn
United Kingdom
Basnengore
Victoria
Watirlon
Downe
James Rice
Sydney
Court orders hotel closures and reductions in Randwick district
The court ruled to reduce premises in Randwick and nearby Alexandria, suspending operations and lowering hotel licenses. Several named hotels including the Home Hotel and others on George Street Waterloo and Victoria Road face license reductions and staged reopenings through December 31, 1905. The decision sets phased closures and limits until final regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toruin
Randwick
Darfingharet
Lesoena
Ehsortt
Georgiatreet
Walerton
Thomas Herriet Fitaris
Cooper-atren
Waterloy
Feneral
Prince of Wales
Naz
New Routh Head
Woollahre
Pavia Blelloch
Mreedom
Moneur Tirmnt
Woollahra
Kate M‘connell
Art
Unclear Reader Letter Cites Mocking Texts and Names
A letter from Mr. C. Jones at 128 Glebevairent Gabe 55 W. references tests and digestive tablets with mixed phrases and invented names. The fragmentary writing mentions a comedy set and a supposed reader citing Tac tam e St eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. Jones
Glebevairent
Gabe
George Laur i the Australian stage comic recalls career
Veteran performer George Laur i reflects on a life on stage from early family theater roots to grand operas and American tours. He discusses training, joining Mr Williamson's company, his American musical comedy adventures, and his long-running success in Australia with humor and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Laupi
J. Cf Williamson
Lanil Bey
Pranle
Lary
New York
Orcheetea
Her Majesty's Theatre
Mtr Chron
Eavil
Nibios Gardens
Pete Hughoinest
Rigeiok
Lauri
Rat Dons
porRonra
Tauri
Ak Pintaraimiver
Cearge Babel
Perrobator
Anunala
Ork
Gman
Lauria
Altigelar
Southwark
Georg Lanri
Leehnbert Euth
Skw
Ta School
Studi
Tivar
Mim
Hamlet
Tavaleal Romndy
Augiatia
MR. Williamson
America
Reinal
Westy
Americas
Wille EddQlt
GB. W. Lewis
London
Ton
Williamson
Jelariad
Mel
Bonene
Tory
Alabama
Gus
Naseen
Amy
Crombie
Lowe
RiveMes B. Masouician
Neglected Harbors Raise Safety Concerns at Manning Bar
An official report cites dangerous conditions at Manning Bar harbor area with severe neglect of public works. The Public Works Department has warned of ongoing risks, noting dredging failures and potential collapse near the dock structures and shipping access.
Piles Cure Promoted By Doan Ointment Across Regions
An advertisement claims Doan Ointment quickly relieves piles with permanent effect. It features testimonials from patients including Mrs Flynn and Dave, noting relief after using the product and urging readers to try the ointment sold by Fuller & Co. at 4 Full Street and other dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Flynn
Mulboueon
Theo LeBink
Dean
Dave
Kustre- Ma
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Sporting
Hiedlay
Phang
Clements
Posedon
Phaperone
Zelle
Olinda
EK KW
Simmer King
Lochnagar
Celerby
G Malster
Balt
Markensie
Bonaiwmieh
Phippard
Saat
Siad
Chatenand
Siantia
Wat
vNaw Crowe
Tatchell
Shaedy
Kelly
Uewy
Walters
Chapmag
Forsyth Youur Higa
Thackwray
Warley
Marks
Ror
Black
Warne W. Stephens
Crawley
W. W. Ste Hom
Bate
Wright
Waxman
Scott
Anderson, Taylor
Hyndman
Enjine
BASSI
Gine
Paseo Dat
Serait
Bram
Pellisson’s Gognac Brandy
Hole Agente
Swift End Company
J'Comasilm
Sroney
Martin Gheviten
The
Risk American Athletic Cun of
Teoke
Cricket
Alexandria
Local Option Court
Levin
Paul the
George Lauri
Merry Momarch
Nie Wiillama Volton
Aferwarde
Haat
Amira Cruaman
Australia
Walt Tj
Ste Frig
Lily Mojene
Seid
Twa
Hongkong
Frail
Wallace
Asalysie
Amel
Colmar Cammveil
Parkmas Ceroatiteer
Livieuant
Wallase Oa
Celege Leater
Vil
AOA
Capisin os-Faying
Raay
Kyrie
TAA
Otter
Wes Althebed
Miteron “Ompaniee Liteman
Eeker
Hismnor Tfe
Newcastle
Newcastley
Sie Australiag Gartiaon Artillery
Naigailon
Tegard
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