Horse Racing Meet Delayed As Favorites Fail To Shine
The meeting at Moarefeld was postponed to Thursday. Backers supported South Head and Baru fay, with Paragon and Rosebery also in demand. A jockey fall at Caulfield sidelined a rider, while Rosehill events featured Navier Handicap and Flying Handicap with several horses favored. Prederick and Bally attracted attention in the Milbourne Cup lead-up.
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Owine
Moarefeld
Baru Fay
Tim
Lochor
Abening
Coomualla
R Uybb
Catawool
Pincher
Paragon
Fé Ward
Selecce
Shey
Ls Petrie
Sle Delstram
Tors
Rosebery
Viewman
Slag
Mornington
Caffield
Simora
Westmead
Margowan
P. Nolan
Rosehill
Barrtay
Prederick
Soult
Allure Bally
New Zealand
Nalas
W. J. Davis
Chateruiry Park
Miln
Park Brakes
Canterbury Tandicap
Weller
Schoelltie
Astron
Simailoquist
Duma
Airone
Carl
Mordialioc
Sioniloquist
Ite Talewii
Simniloquist
Sine
Rydalmere
Claydon Common
Bath
W. Hy Broith
Efor
Ey Turner
Ty O'Brien
VRC
Rommlties
Floances Ae Vickeys
Watson's Bay Ferry Company Annual Report Summary
The Watson's Bay and South Shore Steam Ferry Company reports rising revenue and improved trade due to tram connections to Watson's Bay Wharf. A coal wharf project is underway, with a credit balance of 2040, and recommendations include a dividend of 4¾ percent on all shares and a contingency reserve of 200. The document mentions Laxo-Tonig Pills in an Ideal Spring context.
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Watson's Bay
South Shore
Pamiied
Asecon Betett
Tan
Seine
S&l
Electric Wires In Hyde Park Prompt Safety Debate
Reports question hazard from exposed copper cables laid for tram and electric lighting in Hyde Park. City engineers decline comment while others warn of potential electrocution if wires break, noting tram rails connect one wire to earth. Public concern rises as construction proceeds amid crowding.
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Brouch Hyde
Delag
Eise
Rocuton
Iewan
Farewell Dinner for Captain M Mahon in Sydney Squadron
Sydney Squadron N W Lancers held a farewell dinner for Captain J M Mahon on Thursday eve before his departure to Wales as Rugby Union team manager. Lt Hudson to assume squadron command during Mahon’s absence. about 90 officers attended. pipes and silver tobacco box awarded. messages of esteem read. trophies awarded to drill winners. musical items performed.
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Sydney
N.W. Lancers
M'Mahon
Aluner
MBLC
Rouma
Pittsizeut
Waeland
Tha Onal
Lueutemant Hudson
Mukow
F. Cox
G. Lew
Holonyteeing
Kensie
Fuevrs
Aul Hey
Ge North Ash
Thmatby
Ing
Quadron
R Holman
Linmtemunts
Houston
Parramatta
Poil- Vigs
Vernon
Milling
Lan
Mark
Esteum
Acclstinn
Trophita
Roa Towfoemenn
Alsa
Dlx
Parbery
Corporala Hurger Ed Galley
Bigneg
Gud Bing
Williams
Baker
Davis
Hornsby School of Arts 40th Annual Meeting Report
The Hornsby School of Arts held its 40th annual meeting revealing a membership of £18, an increase of 48. Library receipts totalled £2,090 with 24 added by the committee and a donation from Mr J Garrard. Income from subscriptions reached £14 20s 4d, expenditure was £262 1s 3d, including £44 2d to induce a loan for building. Working expenses stood at £1 2s 7d, against £214 18s 9d last year, leaving a credit balance of £23 4s 6d carried forward. Building fund stood at £6 6s 9d, with government subsidies expected to clear the debt, and alterations planned with a mortgage for three years at 5 percent. Officers and committee were listed, including President PC Law, vice-presidents G Setton and J P Winston, Hon Sec W C Beaumont, Treasurer A Bedick, auditors FP Kaemby and W Walker, and committee members O G Roberts, H A Langley, W H Johnston, P Meris, WR Bits, J E Poulton, J B James, FA Garrard, J J Beaumont, W B Deanslly, W Mameeli, and G Lamy.
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Hornsby
Bulldine
Elsi
Spercent
Sr. PC. Lawvice
Mesers
G Setton
J. P Winston
Sec
W. C. Beaument
Inna Treaa
A. Bedick
FP. Kaemby
W. Walker
Meer
O. G. Roberts
HA. Langtey
W. H. Jotoston P. Meris
WR Bits
J. E Poulton
J. B. James
FA. Garrard
J. J. Beaumont
W. B. Deanslly
W. Mameeli
G. Lamy
Willoughby Yew Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An old advert describes De. Bheldon's Yew Discovery for coughs chest complaints and long troubles. Quack remedy offered for sale at price 1/5 and 3/-. Readily obtainable here as a restorative for cold and throat ailments.
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de. Bheldon
Golf at Killara opens amid wretched weather carnival
The country week carnival began Saturday at Killara in poor conditions. Ghi Wes tied for 61st with R. Minter. R. McCoy and A. Hi Coy also contended for third with two down. The top two will playoff for first and third prizes, the runner-up deciding by the best card. A. B. Cox won.
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Killara
Ghi- Wes
R. Minter
R. M'Coy
A. Hi. Coy
Tle
B. Cox
Baseball Team Selection for Australia vs America August 24
In a draft of the Australian squad, pitchers Eamadowne and Wigleton are named alongside infielders Brat Layer and A. Diamond. The shortstop will be chosen today as Lane Downs pitches and Laver prepares to bat. Names appear with Vic and NSW affiliations, indicating a mix of state players for the match.
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Australia
Eamadowne
Vic
Carcher
CW. Shomonds
Brat
Prank Layer
A. Diamond
N.S.W
Wigleton
Billiards results from City Tattersall's Tournament
Friday night matches saw Maidens defeat Hart. A F Cowell and J Norris posted scores. Wade beat Roarty. A B desea and Gauley tied or claimed wins. Markers' Tournament next at Mesers Felrom and Smith's Parlor with listed players and scores. Sydney Castlereagh arrest case noted with W. Grimnandrei defeating J. Morley Inco. and other late results mentioned.
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al Mesers
Fleirom
Smith
Castlereagh
Sydney
W. Grimnandrei
J. Morley Inco
Ay Oo
Tadwend
Ani
A. Haldeward
Ines
Boxing results and titles at Gaiety Club event
The final decided at the Gaiety Club on Saturday night saw Dun defeat Stewart. Ray beat Wellard in the rounds to take victory. Selwatite Boring Limited promotes the world taxing championship bout between Tammy Burns and Bill Squires. A large arena at Rushcutters Bay will host a 20,000‑seat, permanent structure intended for an uninterrupted view from any seat.
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Dun
Stewart
Ray
Wellard
Selwatite Boring, Limited
Tammy” Burns
Bill Squires
Jet
Rushcutters Bay
Rowing Club Adopts New Boats and Officers
Avanues in sourlahing condition with over £100 credit. A new four oar boat and a palmar boat ordered to modernize the club. Officers elected include Mir Duval Thomsen MP president and Mr. Creswell captain. Mr. Nixon re-elected president with Allan Ramsay captain and J Collins coach. The president’s trophy went to AE Collins. honorary life member E Kenny. A new racing four approved to carry senior crews.
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Qehl
Ae Imercesa T
Prosperaua
Patran
Mir Duval Thomsen
T. E. Creswell
Mir. V. Horniman
Str. P.M. Wepnter
Ton
ML Starr
Hom. Weasurer
P. Lenehan
G. Nixon
Allan Ramsay
W. Hence
Wood
W.C. Kollshoa
Reaty Crewe
Botany Harriers Set Two Mile Track Race at Bir Joseph Banks Grounds
Athletics notes announce a two mile track race at Bir Joseph Banks Grounds next Saturday at 2 o'clock. A list of handicaps follows with names including Weymas Chalmers Rowe Fazackerley Lassell and others. The field features numerous competitors and varied handicap times.
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Botany Harriers
Bir
Joseph Banks Grounds
Nood
O. Weymas
J. Chalmers
J. Rowe
E. Fazackeriey
W. Lassell
Gannon
J- Devitt
3. Fearon
W. Gibson L. Button
C. Howard
W. Malpina
BH. Barron
A. Stanley
P. Martyn
J. Dickle
A. Anderson
G. W. Wilde
Quinn
B. Cook
J. Mitchell
G. Lowder
C. Calcraft
Wren
A. Talland
J. O'Brien
P. Barns
T. Humphries
Reinstating Tram Employees Amid Strike Decisions
The Railway Commissioner outlined decisions on reinstating tramway staff involved in a strike. Executive and certain committee members receive re-employment authorization, while about 16 other cases will be reviewed upon application. Affected workers with minor offences may return, with most to resume former roles at prior rates.
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TR Coiet
Traife
Kader~ Hood
Grape-Nuts Promises Help For Indigestion Sufferers
A letter from a 73 year old Englishwoman recounts relief from twenty years of constant indigestion after trying Grape-Nuts. She praises the diet’s digestion aid, energy boost, and ability to resume normal activity including walking to Chesterfield, shopping, and working mornings. The ad extols Grape-Nuts as pre-digested starches and promotes buying in packets with a protective paper covering.
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Chasterfeld
Bac
Chesterfield
Parramatta
Benn
Rugby clubs in Australian era prep for England tour
Report covers New South Wales rugby teams preparing for a match against Great Britain at Sydney Cricket Ground. It notes selections for Western Districts vs Bathurst, YMCA in NSW League, and recent results in the Gardiner Cup. Mentioned are players from Orange, Lithgow, Bathurst, and Glebe, plus a gathering at Burton Hotel for Mr. Griffin heading to Britain.
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New South Wales Rugby Union
Sydney Cricket Ground
HL Blaney
Sydney Universite Ceremoanariat
Auden
Sardar
New South
F S Marks
Amatruir Sport
F. Robs
Glebé
Thas
Brilladors
Bathurst
le Dwyer
H. Smith
Mudgee
R Gavin
Orange
LM. Smith
B Kenna
Bethursty
Halyes
F. Ball
Lithgow
Torwaran
Tremain
M'Dansi Lawford
Hatharot
Thbbie
Gavin. Farrell
Correant Clarke
Lewla
Lorwart
Boyle
Lintieow
YMCA
New South Wales
Aptrallan Babe
East Sydney
Newtown
Redfern
Amok
Balmain
Bydney
Radfern
Pad- Gincion
North Shore
Marcel
Brittah
Hales
Granville
Gouth Sydnor Distret
P. Barge
Aif Cabe
Janemell Wroke
Galery Wlhieié
Har Prem
Beality Oornsia
Oares Erilet
Seletors
England
Fiit-croft
T. Grifia
Great Britain
G. M’knight
Grifimn
Avery
Entries Open for Fleet Regatta at Shines Harbor on August
Entries for the Fleet Regatta planned at Shines Harbor in August will close the coming Wednesday. Secretaries of the sailing clubs are authorized to receive entries. Courses mix 18-footers around Watsops Bay and from Neutral Bay to Bradley's Head, with rowing races from Port Deuls fon. A fairway schedule and prize money of £130 for American Fleet events are noted, with Mongelia as the flagship moored near the Ghent buoy in Neutral Bay.
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Shines Harbor
Differnt Sailing Dude
Iingabip
Watsops Bay
Tia
Massy
Farere
Auckland
Sydney
PF. O. Sisamer
Scarlet Troubadours entertain at Far Church Hall
The Scarlet Troubadours opened a return season at Far Church Hall attracting a large audience. The program featured lively songs, descriptive numbers, and a mix of chorus and solo performances, with noted pieces and a blend of humor and sentiment. The Royal Artillery band and Spencer’s Theatre were also highlighted in other showings, alongside Mark Hambourg’s recital with a varied piano program.
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Saxurdey Wight
Wbeibar
Lidee
Wis
Bet
Wallac
Maude
Cateepuilar
Rowealas
Faye Siz
Wei
Walshom
Elie
Joe Palete
Mba
Grad
Ora
MS Sampria
Tome Frayoy
Guey
Enoyu
Jane W
Ainy
The Triple Theatre Review Through Rainy Weekend
A turbulent program at the Triple Theatre featured Mis Anglin and Clyde Finch alongside a long list of performers and acts. Audiences enjoyed trained dogs and baboons, while weather forced postponements and adjusted schedules for a week’s end show.
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Dirk
Wes Horoueble
Clarry Lyndys
Alice
Unatall
Will LovBeste
Mise
Amy Blarkin
Cl Lucy Lavina
End
Une Menarraien
Addi
Léose Lading Parc
Meiners
Priory
Alfred
Ph Ra Burge
England
Triple Theatre
Paietil
Wee
Arksn
Sivan
Mise Musnosetin
Kolin
Stice Fanny Powars
Pred
Girin
Clarence Tistats
Diamannd
Sioters
Tod
Matiase
Aivey
Theatre Royal
Red
Anstioe
Clyde Finch
Brettine
Svanen
Sicily
Attelfmt
Meama Jones
Aite Syibey
Sendey
Tigre Torzillo
Rellan
Grean
Camifie Cornwell
Football match brawl ends in player injury and ejects crowd
A violent disturbance at a Melbourne football game between For Melbuwne and Brletum escalated as a player was struck and a crowd surged. The umpire Mr Sineestsera ordered the match halted and the field cleared after injuries, with players and officials reacting amid chaotic scenes.
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Fonthell Walsh
Romehaom
Sineestsera
Oman
Pring Bhs
Tor Empire
Port Melinurme
Maine
Ja van Areny
Aed
Sabbeal Solbva
yUelai
Tondurn Brothers Offer Seasonal Costumes Amid Public Notice
In Ktiwtrset Spahr, Mivesre. The firm Tondurn Brothers advertises a velting costuming order for the upcoming spring and summer season. The notice outlines material requirements and timing for the costume production as part of a public facing publication.
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Mivesre
Tondurn Brothers
Ktiwtrset
Spahr
Ubekr
Ube Times
Isaoam
Nternatine
Naean
Sighiah
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W. Parker
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V. G
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J. Logan
J. Logan (Rec. 130) By 49 T Tettercall
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W. E. Voreyth
Forge
Starrett
Inala
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G. T. Savage
Praca Rosaie Peary
Clearne
Patree Carniaee
Inyatauhgar
Hacon Bros
Meare Hagep Bros
Pord Street
S'Dnef
Onis
Watson’s Bay Ferry Company
M‘mahon
Hornsby School OF Arts
Willoughby
Poe
GOLF
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Boxing
Metropolitan Rugby Union
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Ead Subarte
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If ‘University
Collese
Labor Council
the Scarlet Troubadours
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Lycium
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Royal Artillery
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Bern
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Les
Patines
Saturn
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Helen
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Srewgh
Paling
Mario Hampoura
Mark Mamboure
Terminavion
Buerian Piaalee
Booitoven
Tas Tong
Tim Groan Bray
Mie Hambourg
Uagel Geen
Lacey
Iso Siven
Giher Plaver
Gluck
Muste
Schamm'e Stoccatta
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Gavatia Modern
Mr. Hambourg, Rubenstein
Grete’ Popl
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Uwice
Hambourg
Farewall
Marcus
Clarke
Evers
Joe
Mahos
Gerrod
Gaye
TY Victorla
Ayer
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