Fleet Work Race Programme At Viewtia Park Club
Race meeting at Viewtia Park Club features the Fleet Work event program including Battleship Hurgh Race Admiral Sperry Stakes American President Stakes American Fleet Stakes Admiral Dewey Stakes and Playship Stakes with 100 sovs added. Owners of winners to receive 50 sovs sweepstakes second place two thirds third one half of balance of added. Entries close with secretary George W. Rows before 4 pm Monday. Trainers braved rain on Randwick cinder track as heavy conditions persist drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George WS
Viewria Park Club
Aml
Ama
Randwick
Messrs. 14
Want
W. Chaste
E. Hurley
G. Gallimorr
St. i. Burwa
J. Allsap
Boxing bouts and postponement at local clubs
Boxing cards at the Gaiety Club promise a 30 round bout with Bryant and Grernshields in a strong contest. A match between Frank G Gnaty and Tattying Nelson was billed as the best of 20 rounds at the North Syilnes Sporting Club but weather forced a postponement to another date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Grernshields
Frank G'Gnaty
Nelson
Syilnes
Athletics and Amusement Club Big August Sports Program
The club outlines a tenacious August program with a cricket ground event under NAW rules at the Sports Club. Highlights include hospital cup trials, university oval matches, and a planned auction for club funds featuring notable players and committee members. The article notes significant participation from Sydney University and local clubs, with key figures listed and a calendar of matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports and Amuyments, Limited
Tsar
Russa Atelier
Uae
Anon ‘Mandicaparcary
Royal Prince Alfred Hoxpitei
Mili Mate
Mile Mat
Tayal
Sirael Ae
Ah Yoate
Marta
University Oval
Mtr We IE
Emretany Rventmore
Sapme
Anki Vassal Aa Tb Rended
CHSC
J. F. Fizhardings
Sydney University
Noa
Clvbc
H. Bullork
James Hughes
John Hughes
J. A. Oxenham
Verge
Fog
Wadd
Gow
Ros
Lave
A. Rafelt
KE. Maltiney
T Aberrratabin
Prnelaus
Sirah
Redfern A
al Apps
Tamer
Wet
Tate
Milian
Tantei Waalen
Warrlesy
Campbatt
Pinit
Mavatielt
Swords
Onnes
Nhwran
Liber WilNees
Firkins
Subos
Ryan
Brown
Es Mayesna
PrWan
Inter Metriel Maich
Bellteh
Ny Terropolis
Saath
Tull-backy
Werterm
Te Tegme Ralmaint
Ro Moore
Cuero Pyrmond
Ravens Keelie
A. Bollwrd
Critaphvon Valet Terwand
Waeger
Australian football team debates amid union tensions
Australian footballers and officials clash over selection and policy as the rugby union faces pressure from players and observers. Topics include who should represent Australia in England, potential substitutions and leadership questions, amid a backdrop of public scrutiny and concerns over discipline and management. Also mentions infectious disease cases in Marrickville within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avesses
RMT Ee Armc Mmetric
Iem
Wieir
England
Abermany J
Withington
Grangy
Caversigue
Degarnyre
Terael Manet Weites
Ihr
South Wales
Seca
Esbibie
Io Union Witt Raves
Mr. Talbot
Redfernwritaa
Wellers
Wickhem
Hugby Union
Australia
Wickham Boriehly
Warseer
Balmain District Cricket Clubs Annual Meeting Report
The Balmain and District Association held its annual meeting with officers named including A C J Wau president, J Durham assistant, and E Strom auditor. The report praised a successful season. 262 players registered. Pyrmont ReGuery won A Grade, Rozelle runner up, Balmain Earlsbrae won B Grade, Leichhardt Surrey runner up. batting and bowling leaders listed, and club trophies earned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrop
X. B. Stud
J. Hagerman
C G. Wade
David Pell
W. Nicholson
C. Ravenscroft
A Wadeworth
Harold W. Brown
A. Maye
J. N. Charland
A.B Clarke
Tor Shaw
TL M Alcock
Roberts
Gillies
A. Clark
Balmain
I. S. Weir
Pyrmont ReGuery
Pyrmont Hampdra
Rozelle Club
Balmain Earlsbrae
Leichhardt Surrey
Pyrmont Re- Suery
G. Turner
PF. Flack
J. Franks
Association
E- Strom
Audivors
CFE Cartwright
FS Eider
Dwood
Me TC
Westen Shurbs Association
Hard Mit Thre
We Rainwell
Wymmings
W. al
Jerton
Hf. Dunbar
Avraga
Me. A. Dunbar
R. Pipsr
Trom
Mra
Heirs
Mula
Nulronein
Ales
Walker
Carrey
Aia
Rowhwells
Phre-Rapiais
Meg W Allerton
Mowell
Raymra
Mo Prrarire
Delogntes
Wraiern Suburbs Association
Meer
Prem Wee
Burhwell
Fred
Hax
Wy Benin Enier Twa Weaver
Secomf
Woonona Bowling Club elects officers at annual meeting
Councillor John Kirton chairs a meeting of the Woonona Bowling Club where a credit balance of £20 is shown. Elected officers include President John Kirton, vice presidents Dixon and A Connor, secretary E Graham, treasurer W Reese, and a group of committee members, auditors, selectors, and handicappers. RC Williams receives a gold medal for winning the president’s championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonona Bowling Club
John Kirton
Drs. Dixon
A.connor
Mesers
Tomine
Puller
M’meehan
Youll
W. B. Green
E. Graham
W. Reese
Farraher
Gahan
Axa Young
Aymeshan
Reese
F.C. Williams
Audirors
Youll Att Gurlich
Greenhalzh
Mmechan
RC. Willams
Williams
Cycling Authority Restricts Road Access near Town Hall
Local officials debate cycling lane usage around the Tow Mall in relation to a forthcoming event. After reviewing a request from Wheelmen, council proposes moving the bike route to a facility 100 yards west of the Town Hall, citing safety and space concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aflchs
Requis
Wheelmen
Poe
Efi
Redfern Dywpriet Club reports modest cricket gains
Annual meeting at Redfern Hazel Street outlines improved cricket results with First Grade leading the way. Ten matches yielded seven wins two losses and one draw. Second Grade finished fourth in the Net series. Third Grade struggled with one win and seven losses. Election of officers includes J Moowen as president and J Everitt as secretary with a large slate of municipal and club figures. North Sydney Wednesday Club also notes a satisfactory past season with A team as runners up in NSW WCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern Dywpriet
Cogity
Hazel
Fllawberhstraet
Redfern
Grate Crick
Patro
J. Moowen
M.L
Georg Howe
Taylor
Rockdale
T. Rose
Wateriool
J. Leitch
Redferm
Messrs
J. Stedman
Stedman
J. Swibourne
F. Walker
B. Stephen
W. Ailen
Mr Coady
J. C. Batchelor
Messrs. Johnson
J. H. Clayton
R. W. Grierson
J. Everitt
C. Honiejus
Tanigan
Cyril Hopkins
H. Goddard
F. Creswick
Emer
M'Kell
W. Hume
Riddett
E Creswick
E. Hume
North Sydney
N. ‘Studdy
Sereon Regarded As Satisfactory, the A Team Belue
N.S.W. W.C.A
How Arnst Became A SoullER In Australia Rowing Tale
A long OCR fragment recounts Arnst, Lay Pearce, and others tied to a Sydney rowing scene. The piece notes Arnst’s rise, a controversial season, Pearce as a financier and backer, and crowd reactions at Bateman’s Union. It mentions training, a trial event, and hopes for further support from Australia and New Zealand backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goat Malimter
wWoney
Buliedsy
Htrus
Larry Pearce
Palstayer
Mon Moraight
Bateman'n
Nivel
Gruieeeteret
Sydney
Unfortus
Fearon
Teares
Arvin
Mint
Eau Fm
Atust
William Beach
Dudens
Neil
Whinkr
Savirdey
Vearce
Sean
Wwe
Arnel
Lama
Elas Worfiet
Pearcy
Alan Ain
Parker
Sidney Thopnaud
Mre
Warker
Arnet
Christetiireh
Meyer
Wari
Ts Heath
Sharks
Marder
Pearce Wah
Australia
Panece
Mesare Glichigan
P. Kemp
P Nelvon
Pearoe
Buchanan
New Zealand
Pearce
City Council Debates Byelaw Reforms On Awnings And Obstructions
Alderman Lindsay Thompson leads a debate on city obstructions from awnings and signage. Proposals seek to amend by laws to limit columns, define clear placement, and ensure proper access. Alderman Evan Jones backs space replotting in Myne Park for openness. Other motions request boxing use limits, a commemorative tablet, and tighter handling of alderman reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Thompson
Survey
Colimna
Myne Park
Elisabeth-crrves
Evan Jones
Jones
Ah. Kelly Tan
Nny of Arts
Prbery
Coubell
Corks
Mailman's Narrow Escape After Sawin Street Flood
A mail carrier escaped injury when floodwaters surged in Sawin Street district at 4 a.m. Monday. Witnesses report debris and vehicle damage, with a coach losing control and a driver stranded. Rescue workers carry out clearance, and residents assess damage as Coburg and nearby homes reel from the high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawinst
Io Coberso Mally Wae Swept Dorn Be Ween “Thin Coach Wae Arrested By the P9a
Brilign
Toreie Lata
van Seep Furcher
Moris
Nosaibin
Ronover
Syilory
Ees
Res
Coburgs
Jon
Ibn Voarb
Lambert
Ollekin
Money in Fruit Growing at Pastie THI Property
The Moore junior ginnerhard property at Pastie THI has expanded to about 60 acres of orchard, mainly citrus, with a yearly crop valued around £2000. Mr Rillutt of Brothirs Ae outlines aiding plans for practical growth and investment as the enterprise becomes one of Cumberland's notable independent orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Moore
GE Rillutt
Moore
Heuvily
Riooteeheid
Cumberland
Owslne
Orubard
Difal
Caste Hill
Deaths at Maitland and area inquest on meningitis
A fragmented Maitland notice reports the death of Mr Splumey a native of Dorset England, aged seven and a half years, after long residence in New South Wales as a farmer. An inquest in Whathwii by the Government medical officer found meningitis as the probable cause. The piece also notes a First-class Constable M Kenna death at Clarense Town and mentions a local hospital postmortem process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Belden
Inbn
Amce Spinney
Splumey
Dorset
England
New South Wales
Ant
Lishor & Bridge
M'Kenna
Clarense
Gepost
Rae
Patios
Narrabri P P Board approves stock inspector appointment
The Narrabri Parish Board reports appointing James Brackinreg as stock inspector at 350 per year. It resolves to cooperate with the Urana Board and to oppose lease actions resulting in overcrowded stock. The inspector will attend Land Board on August 11 to contest an equal lease in Narrabri and seek confirmation of any annual annex within reserves. Baby cry miracle ad and Sheldon’s new discovery appear as a separate item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HP Hoard
James Brackinreg
Uruna
Shire
Tnapeetar
Ilwan
Land Board
Narrabri
W. P. Birchman
Ot Killaney
Lands Department
Town and Country Journal overview of Sydney society pages
The issue highlights a rugby group photo of England's Dall team, a men's fear of public events, and a feature on the New South Wales city and rural life. It covers Queensland Aboriginal topics, Japan trade imagery, and a Mori photography study. Includes Fresh Air Tea League and Ladies Pages with fashion and domestic news, plus theatre interviews and art notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar “Tawa
Wrek Vonlaing
Sydney
Talia Tennie Mary's Cathedral
Ant Stows
Tre Park
England
Alan Given
Melteth Forall
Wimpetwore
Queensland
Cn Fairy
Enid Dlegers
Mori
Fresh Air Teague
Broken Hill
Unclear 1940s Style Health Claim Ad Cited No Clear Event
Fragments of an old advertisement or notice discuss health pills with dubious claims. The lines mention avoid powder and paste, a “vomult” problem, Taxe-Tonle Pill usage, and dosing hints like 10%ga and dollars per ton. No identifiable people, organizations, or solid facts are present.
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Sporting
Pont Tottela
Otay
BINON
Rome
Awuttine
Ttagobud
Ad Teatro
Voronton
Nti
Herlion
Parliamnen
Miormiere
Evied
Ris Rauhthes
A. Cherry
Rhéor
Barn
Ihm
W. Foulshams
Walpnina
Lorally
Fast Town
Iolaire
Ag Ras Mooltan
Hada
Eagle Perm
Aurialn
Barney O'Mea
Willydad Company
Melbourne
Foltoning
F.toheto
Lak Myers
Zeus
Sears
Sigmaie
Peruna
Acrouuy
Alfred Wood
Laungeston
Taamans
Alfred
Hse
Perupa
Omaid Rab
Josh Wrights
Awe
Halltas
Noya Srolla
Boston
Has” Brown
Rogersville
Tenn
Woor
THE
ROYAL
Aseed
John Woods
Ids
Pitt-Stheet
Royal Horse
Saddle of Marsess
Syaney
Vm, Somer
Marrickville
Cricket
Arnst
Mailman
Coavhant
Doawy Bega River
Bannington
Bonnington
Kiead
Moni Litoltf
Buraisietom
Huntin
Mne
Ronsinu
Iriah
Narrabri P.P. Board
Sheldon
Town & Country Journal
Arnads Wrod
Annife
Casitinalion Maso
Amt
Compris Instruments
Hpure
Ronisch
Beckstein
Comann Bluthner Wagner Haake
Ebrinshead
British Piano Depot
Lud, S Barrack-St
City
Arn Tinemine
Wat
RM Coserinatnese
Saul Sirenove
Wiens
Sevaniure
Wort
Clemenyk
Wileker
Tone Dulghman
Wiroeear
Willow Soi
Peter Gorsall
Pater
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