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Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 08, 1906

Page

2

Racing notes at Caulfield and Moorefield meet reports

A Caulfield meeting drew a large crowd with many races including the Fourteen-taree and Ascot Handicaps. Discard struggled while Syonet won the Fourteen-one Handicap, and Nellie G. topped the Fourteen-two Handicap. Caulfield race coverage praises V.A.T.C amateur cup, and J Jolly distributed entries for Moorefield on the 16th. Blarneyette, injured at Waverley, is in recovery at W. J. Heler’s hospital.

Kabé Avent Yeawrday Walsh Allewrie la Sweet Halen Syonet Allowrie Nellie Condite Fiction Mara Dut Linds Bow Bell Miss Havoc Adam Bede Bruen Martin Jouga Swa Bold Pearlash Caulfield A. M'Cracken Reginald Talbot V.at.c Buntlog J Jolly Bela Moorefield W. J. ‘Lleler Waverley Tom Ber Rosebery Park Battier Tir Gullimore Dart Oxtures Rowehill Cannterbury Park F. Williams India A. J. Morris Warwick Farm Club Tuete Warwick Farm Blakes Rawdon

Johns defeats Blackmore in twenty round boxing match

Boxing at Uno National Sporting Club featured John Johns and Blackmore in a full 20 round contest. Johns pressed tactics with straight lefts and body blows, weathering Blackmore’s rounds. judges gave Johns the win after a close, science driven bout watched by crowds and fans shouting names like Get im and Good boy George.

Ws Jahon Bischmere Uno National Sporting Club Hutch Men Als Attlc Parons Pat George Johns Blackmore Hoth Wall Jay Lituip Money Ring Alge Uistin Johns Quigley Odda Mach Lin Wis Johue Bustuicea Jolena Winters Stephens Battin

Australian Golf Club hosts two round bogey handicap for Senator Walker trophies

Australian Club members contest two rounds bogey handicap for Senator Walker trophies with Percy Allan top in the morning and C T Metcalfe and P G Sharpe set to duel for the prize in the afternoon. Carl Regie Clarke shines in Open Handicap for Royal Sydney Cup with four up bogey, while Concord Marrickville and Sydney Jones events yield close scores.

Senator Walker Percy Allan C. T. Metcalfe P. G. Sharpe Carl Regie Clarke Sydney Mas C. L. MacKensie T G. W. Holdamp Concord Club Montag G. Allard Marrickville Tf. A. Richwinnan Wirh Shanen R. Althea de. Sydney Jones Futtur E Aide E. L. Apparey Kiara A. R Mater W. P. Masch Wi Tandicap Toursdme J. Grinsdod Handiag Hunter'a Thu Sup. R. Smith Blaxland H.R. Lysaght Dobroyde

Local golf club hosts trophy day and awards

The Pearich Club opened stacks with role bogey competition for trophies presented by president Mr. T W Waldron and vice president Mr Ht Mankea. About 50 entrants competed. trophies were won by L J Barckelman and G C Booullot. The day featured GN competition results and a nearby cricket annual meeting announced for Western Suburbs Association at Consell Cham Hakleevills with club members urged to attend.

Hasstteee Dineterema Tonera Remra Grisiald Streks M. F. Dawkies Dogey Rancioxp T W. K. Waldron Ht. Mankea L. J. Barckelman GC Booullot Western Suburbs Association Consell Cham Hakleevills Membara Ghd

Pigeon Racing Opens Season At Newtown Meeting

The inaugural race of the Newtown Morning Pigeon Society covered 36 miles from Moria air Ling. Among 120 birds Mr A Newlands led with 190 yards per minute. other top finishers included Mr Berd 677 yards Mr Robson 1126 yards Mr Thurlow 1424 yards and Sir Mitchell 1120 yards. Additional entrants were Messrs Toyer Wallach and Dibble. next race scheduled for Saturday from Guanine.

Newtown Morning Pigeon Society Moria A. Newland Mirai Gaish Berd Robson Thurlow Sir. Mitchell Toyer Walleh Dibble

Neutral Bay Lawn Tennis Club honors AR Barry with gift

At an all day Indies and gentlemen tennis tournament at Neutral Bay, the Hon. treasurer AR Barry was presented with a Fuller top writing deck in recognition of nine years service. W W Thallon the club president made the presentation, joined by W H Yorrest of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association and MacDermott, vice-president of Neutral Bay Club. Barry thanked members for the gift.

Neutral Bay Clu Amstralasian Lawn ‘Teama Association W. H. Yorrest Me. MacDermott Neutral Bay Club Barry Mmembers

Parramatta Wins Two-Rink Bowls Match in Greens Tournament

In Parramatta Gren play, Parramatta defeated BL Osarge 36 to 4 in the second round. Henderson beat Tonks, Waugh beat Brown 21 to 13, Marsden defeated Coed 20 to 1. At Waverley Green on Monday, the annual match between the bend and furnace offices and the Wuryeriey Club ended in a win for the farmer by 12 points. The match featured many players including Shaw Candlish M’Naughton Goddard Jones, Laurence Geliltur Morrisow Peraeus Rose Hopson Evastance Cox Fullwood Sledge Gurtrell Cameron Conley M’Donald Winnitly, Dynan Tr Taylor Chandler Martin Mitchell Robey Hiller Doaney Fairweather Dean Ross Graham Springhill Haddington Lee Arthur Legoe Wilkinson Sexton Wahlberg Totals.

Parramatta Osarge Tse U. Henderson W. A Tonks Hw Wuryeriey Club Ramutted Wit Boinis Eoores Nek Shaw Candlish M'Nangh Goddard

Billiards results from Helron and Smiths tournament action

At Helron and Smiths rooms Sydney Tuesday night Y Hull beat U Tewking to win the markers event while W Forbes defeated F Pryehairn. The second round finish and third round draw were announced with more matches scheduled and results listed from City Tasters and other venues.

Helron Smith Renms Castlereagh-sieest Sydney Alent Y. Hull U. Tewking W Forbes FL Pryehairn W. Ithawds T Johnson J. M'laMa V. J. Morrisites Tueuiay Tatternall J. Sharpette Bentley J. Copaard Sgi Income J. J. Smith Trew Tom Gimes Kalghery W. Sulway J. Barker Bulaon

Quiriod Carnival Results Highlight Turbulent Round

In a Tuesday program the Quiriod carnival saw Tamarang A and B divisions post wins as Mullaley Muswellbrook Cooma Armidale and Glen Innes tallied totals. Final tallies feature Tamarang A 24 36 and Muswellbrook 16 2 across the stage with Armidale totalling six goals five behinds.

Quirinds Tamarang Tamarag U1 Mulleley Muswellpook Cooma Best Armidale U. S Tamarang A Ger Jost Mil Muswell Broak Thep Tamwarang B Ney Totel Il Goxix Mullaley Lowt Belinda Coomatucp Cova Debinda Glen Innes Armidale Hep Tox

Northern Suburb Club road race postponed to September

The Northern Suburb Club 2 miles road race scheduled for the 15th instant has been postponed to Saturday in September to avoid conflict with ten open racing events. The club will field A. Grren Geo. Matterson and H. Ferguson in the individual road championship at Horashuah. Enfiaid Club selects Deane Stevene Goddard for the same competition.

Horashuah A. Grren Geo. Matterson H. Ferguson Ibs Enfiaid Club MM. Deane Stevene KR. Goddard

Number of City Hotels and Publicans Licenses

Legislative assembly inquiry by Mr Bruntuel to the Attorney General cites counts of publicans licenses in metropolitan and outlying areas on specified dates and asks how many clubs are registered under the Liquor Act. Mr Wade replies with figures 748 2030 and 12 plus notes on certificates and notifications.

Legislative Assembly Bruntuel Wade

Jute Crop Prospects Signal Market Shift

Calcutta reports show jute supplies entering markets soon with exporters noting weaker arrivals. Analysts predict roughly ten percent higher prices as harvests lift output next year while demand remains cautious. Local mills expect steady raw material flow but price volatility may rise amid shifting export expectations.

Diamonds and the mystery of Earth's wealth in gems

The article recounts William Williams detailing his South Africa mining career with De Beers and Kimberley mines. It discusses diamond formation theories, including carbon crystallization, volcanic action, and historic hypotheses, referencing Crookes and Lovelace, and notes Africa's rich gem lore and legendary caverns.

Haring Booth Africa de Beers Gumond Abe Washington U.S Ta Berine Calumet and Hocts Michigan de Baers Kimberley Meeleinsa Willians Bntifuateln Jagerstontein Willie California South Africa de Basramibes Nterame Geoersi Ince Prmirany Alpheus J. Wiliams University of Californ Mr. Williams Maxner Ani Humphey Dury Walinta Crookes van Aleyoenbaw McLoors William Crookes Ava Focreortow Australis Russia Canyon Diablo Aliona Ealn Mir Africaina

Lands Scandals A Serious Suggestion Before the Assembly

Mr Mactensk of Mila presents a motion to the Legislative Assembly asking the Attorney-General to intervene after witness testimony before the Land Control that strengthened prosecutions. The note questions whether proper steps were taken and if such methods by a government officer are approved.

Notica Mactensk Mila Bia In Temtiam Roog—I Witnesney Filles

Railway Rates Question In Provincial Assembly

A series of questions about railway charges and the needs of people in Tamate districts was directed to the Premier by Mr Collina. In the Legislative Assembly Mr Carruthers said the matter had been brought to the Railway Commissioners, who were asked to report fully.

Turva Frelebta

Doan’s Ointment Heals Piles, Reader Testimony Ad

Prominent contractor William Gilliver recounts relief after two years of itching and bleeding piles using Doan’s Ointment. He notes a permanent cure from a single application and credits continued letters from users praising the remedy’s effectiveness. The ad claims wholesale and retail availability with prices listed.

William Gilliver Cluiver Ourun General Contractors Adazeee Aveta Bankstows Dean Dess Dow Weil Weile Mr. Gulliver Sitchetsince

Voice of the People on transit reform and public works

A chaotic reader letter discusses urban infrastructure changes including sewer estates, tramway expansions, and traffic control. It voices concern over safety and accessibility, references local officials and newspapers, and critiques planning and implementation of public transport upgrades amid urban growth.

North Newtown Public School Meeting Notes

At Sewtown meeting officials discuss the public school facilities condition and plans for expansion. Estimates project costs around 26k for a full overhaul, with ministerial approval expected for library accommodation and related improvements.

North Newtown Public School Sewtown Cimur Aldarmas Hees Nors Naetry

Fragmentary legal gaveling in Children’s Court debate

In the Children’s Court the Attorney General faced questions in the Legislative Assembly about access for solicitors and fair handling. Mr Wade defended ongoing regimes while Mr Barnett urged fairness. The record hints at concerns over chamber discipline and cautions about grounds for proceedings.

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