Racing Gossip and Meetings From Caulfield to Randwick
The report outlines a busy racing week with Woolly Weofke Rosetiy Fase Club events, Caulfield hurdle news, and Moores Valley fixtures. It notes rider swaps, entries for the Khaki Handicap, and the Mindon Harriers meeting. Also covered are nominations for AC committee officers, Warwick Farm, and Melbourne Spring events with odds, scratchings, and injury updates on Goldfinder and Jack Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weofke Rosetiy
Weiss van
Brighton
Rome
Redfern
Cauield
Moores Valley
Goldfinder
Caulfield
Wil Weld
Etengloghace
C. Alles
Soll
Hishotmead Company
Corinth
St Athens
Medea
A.W. Stewart
Toe Mount
Urbe
Meessie RC
J. Dowllog
W. R. Hall
R. Jdvex
Agrian Knox
F. Wentworth
Wave
Warwick Farm
Allee
M’carthy
Royal Flag
Canterbury Park
Myosotis
Dudu
Cooma
Melbourns Ub
Melbourne
DeJuston
Tavor
Caulield
Crysalite
Auntie
Horace
Sugari Wits
Lancaster
Chucky
Inquirer
Feramora
Randwick
Bunile
Ponibsher
Apell
Captain Catr
New Zealand
Rliam
H. Holmes
Mtelourne
Riverina
Hy Hoysted
Yreeder
A Lalich
Beneal
Chirrap
Jack Tar
Newcastle
Tom Cash
Billiards match continues amid Ladies Day crowd
The article notes a Tuesday continuation of a billiards match to favor Roberts and Welsh, with high breaks like 107 and 117. Scores show Weiss and Tohertain figures earlier, and the tournament at Tatterall’s continues with detailed results and upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Searon
Weiss
Tohertain
Roberts
Axld
DF Weise
Weles
Tuyey
Welsh
Cours
Kensington
Baat E.bianian
P. Burke
Bowt
Dr Gibbona
Aisi
Toro-nighe
M. J. Rinmine
V. W. Lyons
Clydesdale
Fuller
City Tattersall
B. Jonas
G. Pullin
Obant
Waverley
J. Walker
J. Maloney
Ascu
Ned Uamen
New South Wales Gio Club Meets at Royal Hotel
The New South Wales Gio Club held its annual meeting at the Royal Hotel with Hr Faithful presiding and about full attendance. Members paid up to June 40 totalled 103 with town and country allocations, noting regrets for officers serving in the South Africa war. five open handicap shoots netted profits despite one loss of 50 pounds in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Gio Club
Royal Hotel
Hr. M. Faithful
W. 5. Mitchell
Lab
Llacies
Mesiis
Christan
C. F. Brace
RS Jensonard Kyneton
RW Lenehan
Prim
Uhat
Prince
Abril
Local Athletic Club Reports Annual Meeting and Events
The club notes a busy year with a successful show at the Gap Club Lavidy and Hurlinghan. Officers elected include President Sir H. AM, Vice-Presidents J. D. Hamilton and A. Merewsiner, Treasurer M. S. Great, Secretary C. H Kerry, Auditors W. Z. Ball and J. A. Richardson, and a committee list. A £9 bonus was voted. balance shown £72 and some amendments considered. A handicap race at Kiana saw 14 competitors with B. J. Marke TDyd winning. another £30 prize to be shot at Kinma on August 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Santen
Ube
Cl Manay
Yaad
Herbert Hi Lord
Walford
Gap
Lavidy
Hurlinghan
Agnes
H. AM
Anntal
Mesara
J. D. Hamilton
J. Merewsiner
M.S. Great
C. H Kerry
W. Z. Ball
J. A. Richardson
Kiana
Wlonera
B. J. Marke
I Killu
C.D. Lane
T Jobuano
J. Helpinger
HJ King
CW. King
Rifle Shootings and Trophies At Maitland Civilian Rifle Club
The Maitland Civilian Rifle Club held its quarterly and annual competitions with wide scores and multiple winners. Prizes went to J. Caltrey and C. Sage in the Marzs trophy events, Hy Carson, C. King and G. D. Hamilton dominant in quarterly aggregates, and W. J. Cock and GM Evenson winning annual aggregates. The first quarter shooting saw top marks at 200 and 300 yards with many names and scores recorded, followed by the Singleton club quarterly prizes won by T Noble and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marzs
Kigma
King
J. McAltrey
CB. Sage
Agereeate
Hy Carson
C. King
D. Hamilton
G. Kaleht
Crimmons
W. J. Cock
Gmevenson
Btc
Maitland Civilan Rite Club
A.bupy
Hadicap
Yotal Oo
J. H King
FL Shing
K. Smythe
Bee
I. W. Dimmock
T. Harrin
Major Sloan
W. Bott
Wea
P. BoUeicg
C Renaul
Vd. Prentien
Deutenant Naab
C. J. Phillips
M. Button
G. Winter
B. Scobie
Mkinnoo
W. J. Boright
Henowick Rouge
Draper
G Keevera
Oldershaw
Seregeant Russell
G. Searle
W. Serdour
Sergeil Anderson
Marshmian
Woods
Els
Bragg
Lance-corporad
Lindley
Grant
Fowler
UW. Keeger
Caplin Rourks
Lance-corpora
Blacklaw
Mel- Mi¢jotia
Dunbar
Mathiesen
Hobby
Air
Hazell
Pyvale M'Kinnon
Duffy
Woodbin
Pull Biegk
Ieee A Ee A Eae
Wtreeant Thomas
William
G. Hart
Ris Clube
Sonya
T . Noble
C. Powell
Ken
Dail
D. Dougall
Cycling union votes to merge with Whe lmen League
A general meeting of the N and W Cyclists Union at the Sports Club 12 Hunter Street discussed amalgamating with the League at Wherlmen. W George presided as the motion to merge was carried by 103 votes to 61 amid opposition arguing amateurs and professionals cannot work together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.&.w. Cyclista’ Union
Hunter Street
League
Wherlmen
W. George
Atvadanc
J.C. Heighway
Musilgama
A. Spriges
Mesure
J. Buchanan
J. Hunter
St Pontes
Moore
Camperdown Trierz Triumph Over Clyde Engineer 19-3 at Home
In a football match Camperdown Trierz defeated Clyde Engineer Jog Works 19 to 3. Scowden Wilson Wavehan Cartwright scored tries with Zrott converting. Elsewhere Onwleigh beat Rockdale Waratah at Ara Clitte Park 2 nil. Allen scored 177 and Petersham lost 4-1 to Manly Federal with Thompson Hartigan converting for Millgrove at Manly Oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camperdown Trierz
Clyde
Jog Works
Wigntra
Scot
Scowden
Wilson
Wavehan
Cartwright Foothred
Zrott
Onwleigh
Rockdale
Waratah
Aracllite Park
Allen
W. Munn Petersham
Manly Federal
Manly Oval
North Bhoré Rowing Club elects officers for new year
At the twenty-feet annual meeting the North Bhoré Rowing Club chose officers led by President Dugald Thomson MLA and Captain H Craig with T. Creswell as treasurer. Secretaries, auditors, and delegates to the New South Wales Rowing Association were also named among a long list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bhoré Rowing Club
Tollow
Dugald Thomson
Vrom
William Lyne
Menara
T. Hassall
Thomas Dalton
R Love
Julio Hay
E. J. Rabeon
John Srindley
W. ©. Goddard
FJ. Eimpson
J. 3. Clarke, M-Joa
John Carter
John Noake
H Craig
George Crowley
M. M'Mahoo
J. M. Purves
Edmund Barton
C. Hale
N Doves
F. Craig
P. Hopkins
R Swansios
R. Toure
J. Ridley
B. Baker
New South
Lacrosse Match at University Oval Ends in Victory for Victorians
A lacrosse match at University Oval on Tuesday pitted Victoria against New South Wales Second Team. Victoria dominated, winning 11 goals to 1, with Gay and Moulton each netting four, White three, and Doewell scoring twice for the locals. Referee was Mr. H C Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Oval
Em South Wales
Victoria
Delevs
Murray
Waleb
Bainbridge
Morris
Jones
White
Travins
Daw von
Rudd
Gay
Moulton
New South Wales
Haral
Travor-Jones
Cleland
Braddon
Dredge
Ropards
Lyne
Clark
Colyer
Levy
Bynwell
H.C. Byrne
Victstiens
Exory
Doewell
Prasidaaia Trophy Bowling Clash on Baltsain Green
The Noribera Bowling Association continued its competition on Saturday with multiple matches. Cahen Balmain defeated Hard ard Moran at Victoria Park by 23 to 10, while Puteb beat Alhurst and Lewis by a comfortable margin. Other listed results include Keay Jones and Benner among winners, and Glare te defeating Warmiah by 34 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltsain Green
Cahen
Balmain
Hardard Moran
Victoria Park
Puteb Begat Alhurst
Lewis
Ehasapion
Noribera
AL Warstah
Hild
Clayton
Durgex
Aff Blanks
Lawler
Keay Jones
Benner
Mulholland
An ‘Swain
Hamilton
TI AL Hesally Kidd
Gilen
Chandler
Porter
Lowfens
Hee Scholey
Blurraga
Sitet
Glarete
Warmiah
Tea Prices Surge in Tea Market Report
Heavy rise in tea prices after a Tuesday sale by Henry Harrie and Company led by Cyril Crower. Indian tobs and Darjeeling pekoe fetched higher rates with Ceylon orange pekoe and broken orange pekoe selling well. strong demand for Indonesian and Indian varieties noted. Prices showed notable gains across grades, signaling a buoyant market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harrie
Tully
Indleoe
Darjeeline
Thursday Mails and Shipping Schedules Listed
Thursday's mails are routed via the Macleay River Surrawong and Putam Maru with departures at 9 am for Thursday Island Manila Hongkong and Japan Aden Hobart Launceston Noumex and Hobart Launc for Launceston Gponak and other vessels call at set times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.P
Macleay River
Surrawong
Thursday Island
Manila
Hongkong
Snd
Japan
Aden
Tragedy on tram as man dies en route to hospital
A man identified as Jobo Carmichael from 39 Railway Avenue Stanmore died after being found unconscious in a city bound tram near the Cyl Ambulance and Transport Brigade lines. He was taken to Sydney Hospital where Dr Corben pronounced life extinct. The body was moved to South Sydney Morgue for post mortem and inquest if required. A master mariner certificate in his name and a letter with his address were found on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Cyl Ambulance
Trapsport Brigade
Nano
Sydney Haspital
Corben
Theody
South Sydney
Wim
Jobo Carmichael
Railway Avenue
Stanmore
Andresn
Remanded to Brisbane in assault and robbery case
Willa Broxeau alian Walter Awene la borer and George Read alle s Mugger twenty five laborers appeared before Water Follies Court on provisional warrants charging assault and robbery in Queensland The court ordered separate remands to Brisbane if each case proceeded Det Brown testified on July 4 6 Blotson claimed alias Ewens Read denied prior acquaintance with Read on Peregrine voyage to Sydney Read admitted using Blorena name in Brisbane Investigating officers linked the men to a robbery on July 20 in Brinbane with other details supplied by witnesses and warrants were produced for remand by Mr CN Pay ben 5 M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Broxeau
Alian
Walter Awene
George Read
Alles Mugger
Water Follies Court
Queensland
Strebane
H Brown
Bloxon
Roan
Bloxton
Ami
Ewens
Read
Bell
Sydney
Bloxson
Blorena
Brisbane
Henry Arstnutall
South Bristane
Blotean
Eas
Flemen
Mark
Fenderson
Briebane
CN. Payben
Serious Assault at Circular Quay in Central Court
Two youths Henry Robinson andeline Alter and Alfred Waterhouse faced Central Police Court on charges of attempting to rob a passerby and maliciously causing grievous bodily harm to Alexander Joseph Thompson at Circular Quay during a busy harbor outing. Thompson, proprietor of Citice Gardens, was assaulted, taken to Sydney Hospital, then discharged home. Accused were remanded to Water Police Court next Tuesday. charge of loitering bodily harm refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Court
Peron
Iso
Lx Company
Alexander Joseph Thompson
Henry Robusom
Eline Alter
Alfred Wateca
Jockey
Bcod
A. J. Thompson
Citice Gardens
Tom
Tlew
Canning
Ken
Sydney Eoepital
Ha ‘Es
Boi Chigee
See Ecert Mlewn
Conethln Malone
Water Police Court
Tha Chareo
Harn ‘Ball
Sentences Handed Down at Central Criminal Court Case
Two young men Prusk Ward and Edward Cox faced sentencing by Justice G B Simpson after appeals over property theft and receiving stolen goods. Ward and Cox received varied penalties including hard labor and terms up to one year plus months, with some sentences concurrent and others offset by compensation to Mrs Gee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prusk Ward
Edward Cox
Winks
Emilee
Apealing
Central Criminal Court
G. B. Simpson
Boine
Mre. Gee
Wea Midlen
Redfern Pullos Court
Paddington
Sydney
Sydney Quartee Besaigne
Potter Court
Derlingburet
Boxing card heats at Golden Gate Club hosts tomorrow night
Ort heats of Usedst tournament fire up tonight at Golden Gate Athletic Club. Ten entries compete in a best of twenty rounds featuring Tom Mape of SmithSe4 and Charlie Frost. Prizes are provided by Mr. Harry Honeymag of Ozford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate Athletic Club
Tom Mape
SmithSe4
Charlie Frost
Doss Pattiarson
Harry Honeymag
Ozford Strees
Petersham rink results in four rink matches reported
Local reports detail Petersham club results in four rink matches at the Green and Waverley and Beaulieu venues. Waverley beat St Leonards 82 62 in a four rink contest while other rinks from Red and adjacent clubs posted wins and losses in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersham
Joursared
Ob Haturany
Jonel Tetas
Econ
Ie Su Leonarde, Green & Foray
OM. Beet
Jenkingsad G
Barry
J. Thompean
Thompese
A. Mumgrove
Hovmmell
J. Aviias
T. Deller
C. Carkls
Lr. MacSwinney
Aed Baker
Bast
W. ¥Esd
H. Parker
Mh. Os i
Dr. Masswinney
Baker
J. Thorxpase
Hall
St Te Tt
Patertham Green
Getemtpd Dludaowe Tack
Waverley
St. Leonards
Waverlay
Beateilie Green
Redfara
Sydney Redivivus and Theatre Preview This Week
Sydney in the forties themed exhibit at Town and Country and a Victoria Theatre program promise period scenes. Highlights include exterior and interior views of the Victoria Theatre plus images of Supreme Court St James Church and St Andrew's Cathedral with weather likely dampening plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Bydner
Sydney
Trad
Victoria Theatre
Supreme Court
James's Church
Andrew's Cathedral
Seigh of Lady Smith at Yorks Hall In crowded meeting
Mr Donald Macdonald speaks in Centenary Hall Yorkstaries on Ladysmith siege. He paints the town in famine and bombardment, recalls Boer operations, and praises British resilience. The speech traces relief efforts, the siege, and the heroism of civilians and soldiers amid starvation and bombardment.
Balmain Tramline Duplication Request Claimed
Mr W. J. Wilks MLA Balmain North received a reply from the Railway Commissioners regarding the immediate duplication of the Balmain tram line. Delays due to weather and works on other lines pushed back completion. ten weeks expected to redeploy staff and advance duplication. The commissioner also considered extending the tram from Gladstone Point to Darling Street Wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilks
Balmain North
Renly
Feailway
Balfouls
Balmain
Wile
Comisasioners
Gladatane
Darlingstreet Wharf
Revenue Report Shows July Declines and Tax Variances
The July revenue return shows a fall in several areas with a total around £779.28 due to a wet season impact. Land tax decreased by £6352 while postal and stamp duties rose. Increases occurred in customs, roast tax, railway revenue, and miscellaneous items, reflecting shifts across fiscal categories.
Mont de Piete Company Holds Half Year Meeting
The New South Wales Mont de Piete Deposit and Investment Company Limited held its thirty fifteenth half year meeting at Calabreagh Street premises. Directors reported investments on mortgages pledges and securities totaling £77,301 15s 6d, gross profit £459,904 11s 6d with £2200 from last account, noting working expenses and interest on deposits and bank overdraft, and after provisioning for doubtful debts a final surplus balance of £3380 2s Te result proposes a dividend of 7 percent per annum and carry forward £6 1s 6d. Samuel Parson, chairman, praised the manager Eustace Bennett for the favorable six months. Directors re-elected included H Cotton and William Gallagher. others reappointed were Messrs. Lis and Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Mont de Piete Deposit and Investment Company, Limited
Caalbreagh-Street
Fevanne
Lous
Testes & SM
Samuel Parson
Taisuce-Sabet
Eustace Bennett
TL M'Bride
Mosars
H Cotton
William Gallagher
Mosers
Lise
Davivers Tore
Sydney Trams for Broken Hill debate ends in division
Sydney council debates tramways reform with Mr O Sullivan's proposal rejected. Alderman Butlerich moves to appoint a committee for ministerial works, arguing against government funding and warning against wasting the opportunity. A German member supports the motion as a chance to secure local benefits. The measure passes unanimously except for seven aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Tyeadey
Teo Municipal
Atrast Tramways
O'Sullivan
Sydney
Aldyrian Butallich
Gmrllt
Shipping cargo and crews listed with scattered place names
A fragmented shipping log bundles crew names, vessel references, ports, and cargo terms in a jumbled OCR sequence. It mentions ships, captains, ports, rescue attempts, and various mercantile terms with many garbled or misspelled items. The readable facts are sparse and scattered across the text.
Public Accounts Report Laid Before Assembly This Week
The bulky public accounts report by Dibhe Pyooeb and Yarcond was laid on Tuesday night. It urges reduced borrowing, warns against land receipting, and calls for a revised public works policy. Net deficits and a planned sinking fund are outlined with proposed changes to treasury management and auditing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Fa, Dibhe
JR. Pyooeb
PS. Yarcond
Im Man- Lavon
MLC
L. Nash
Romoctad
Daily Telegraph
Cenrannial Park
Canieental Park
Pla
Mmte
Lund
Treasury
Audi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stee of
Mt Kooap
Ats
Moowet
Davidson & Coo
Oxford-Street
William Wild
Park Street
Wetephone
Acurer
W. Wilds
Apace, Jenna
Eniene
Janes Dobson
South Forbes
South Wales
Mr. Johnson
Ayer
Shilling Fund
Town and Country Journal
Tlopes
FLL
Queen Victoria
Lord Roberts
Gryskal Buller
Mabui Ler
Legde
Kent
Aberdeen
Lainton Grange
Walle Kigaly
Moravlar
Sorrit
Sporting
Hwberts Y, Weiss
SoreTrear
Lacrosse
Circular Quay
Criminal Court
Boxing
Sydney Redivivus
Lady
Smith
MR. MacDonald
Rouen
Dona'd | Macdonald
Macdonald
Barber
Listsner
Tim Lown
Mr. Macdonall
Guarter
Culionty
Mardonald Ujac
Bedat
Ladysmitt
Peter Atl
Hulwan
Ladysmith
South Africa
Buller
Mardonald
Pretoria
Wwe
Lord Revers
Yao Bertleaure
Ladyemll
Eigst
Spéney
Parramntta
Lancers
Resumte
Parrametta
Parramatta
Harracks
Lieuteant Brunton
Parragare Sanadrett
Duriog
Toual
Mont DE Piete Company
Armivalr
Joneah
Sinwrie Sap
Ger Tons
Lepai Waller
Sonag
Hla
Oswald
Guy
Myiiim
Elrerace
LAN
Ciowans
Peyitaiah Paar
Trem
Labks
Company
Aurre Ihe
Gant
Captain Caret
Trom Wotlonee
Leitahiys
TiGiring
Vila
Malisi
Jean Euraar
Ter
Selekninner
Trorktane Benvels
Iniersain
Heian Hemterhs
Aidi
Ian Sy
Nate
Ponsa Essparryer
Baninin
Omar Mavens
Ompamare
Amit Henner
Rayan
Kim Magee Pritt
Buyin
Hse
Daztang
Amy
Mattarne
Saturn
Adelaide Artivini
Term Fm Tate
Thee
Newmlet
iWon Sinak
the Public Accounts
Tata
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