New Zealand horses arrive for Moorefield meet at Warwick Farm
High priced Ally Golden Glipper and several purchases from the late Mr GG Stead arrive from New Zealand ahead of next Saturday’s Moorefield meeting at Warwick Farm. Entries close Monday for a programme including Hurdle Race and several sprints with substantial prizes.
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Golden Glipper
Seral
Mrgg
Stead
New Zealand
Moorefield
Pa, Oatley
Warwick Farm
Victoria Park
Dauphine
Nobel
Husbandman
St Aides
Diamond Star
Miss Cast
Contendent
Bolin
Trenchmore
Tinsel
Epcom
Novel
Ringdove
Rose Noble
Diabol
Orpheline
Monda
Wollongong
Clay Eld Yesorday
Sidney
Victoria Park Racing Club Entries Close Tomorrow
The Victoria Park Racing Club at Zetland issues notice that entries close tomorrow for the forthcoming meeting. The secretary posts details and encourages secure entry with attention to specific class and event requirements.
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Victoria Park Racing Club
Zetland
American Pleat Beats New South Wales at University Oval
In a second clash at University Oval on Tuesday afternoon the American Pleat beat New South Wales by one run amid poor attendance and windy rainy weather. Teams included American players Jolly Tiderman Butler Scott Kirkham Higgins Phlazer Cormick Heksthorne and New South Wales players Pranks Lillyman Diamond Garoney Ethone Chapman Bamford Mangel Dease. Inning scores showed America 4 and New South Wales 3, marking a narrow victory matching the margin NSW suffered in the first test. University had earlier defeated Missouri at the same venue, scoring runs to nil.
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Pleat
New South Wales
University Oval
Methone
Chapman
Bamford
Mingel
Dease
University
Missouri
The
Fleet
Pigeon Homing Race Results From Marulan and Canning Lofts
The Sydney Society No 1 held a pigeon race from Marulan covering 89 miles with 284 birds from 62 lofts. Top finisher A Auld posted 1222.12 velocity, followed by L Christe, V Saunders, Mills, Pattieon, Lambert, and others with speeds around 1200 to 1310.7. A second race from Canning, 127 miles, drew 117 birds from 69 lofts. W Farnsworth led with a high velocity around 182.1, followed by Mills and others with speeds near 1500, 1349.2, and 1980.34 in confounding results.
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Sydney Society
Marulan
Milea Air Line
A. Auld
L. Christe
V. Saunders
Mills
Sth
Pattieon
Ich
We “Lambert
F. Stuckenberg
W. Rams
R. Williams
Ack
W. Wilew
Uth
W. Farneworth
W. Mitchell
The
Game Society
Arasru
Canning
Miles Air Line
W. Farnsweorn
Velocity Med Ft Twins
Lod
Senatorsfien
Sra
A. Mills
Tae
Svthama
Meenamara
WF. Lambert
Ite
le Cristorani
Annual report meeting for Combined Associations
The Sith annual report of the Combined Associations will be submitted as the annual writing to be held in the Moore Park rooms Bull's Chambers Mooresirat tomorrow evening. The report notes interstate visits to Melbourne and Adelaide and a successful match against Petersham First Grade Eleven. The Centennial Park Cricket Association with Moore Park Association as runners up won the Inver-aesoriation competition and thus held the Martin Shield at the next twelve months. A good attendance is expected from aircrafted and junior cricketers. Mr J V E Clamp, the union's president, will chair the meeting.
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Talon
W. C A
Bull's Chambers
Mooresirat
Melbourne
Adeaide
Petersham
Azawnrom
Centennial Park Cricket Association
Moore Park Associaton
Onion
J VE Clamp
Boxing Bout Ends In Draw At Fleet Club
Four fought at the Gaiety Cin las Eight as a six round convent between Monty Martie and John Slovene ended in a drag Lyon of the Obi and Kelly of the Missouri boxing eight rounds for the Lightweight championship of The Fleet. The bout was declared a draw.
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Mony Martie
John Slovene
Lyon
Obi
Kelly
Miasouri
Lghtweier
Buube
Cycling event preview for Taplop premiership at Homebush
A garbled report lists riders such as J. J. Pruner and A. A. Mure dock among entrants in the Crupswin second round of the Taplop lively premiership. The race is scheduled for Saturday over the Homebush course.
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Muleeid
Crupswin
Taplop
Homebush
J. J. Pruner
RW. Frazer
A. A. Muredock
RM Curry
J. D. M'Mullen
Emargenoien AR. Crasford
J. J. Rink
Rowing match on Parra Matta River billed for £60 side
Hardon, to row Shaw on September 2 for £60 a side, is under the care of G. and A. Priddle of Mortlake. With A. Priddle as companion, Haydon row twice daily over the championship course at 10 in the morning and 2.15 in the afternoon. Haydon, staying at a hotel, complains of an unspecified feeling.
Billiards results from Tattersall club match
In Tattersall on Tuesday evening Lyons defeated Lach 118 to 35 and Paregorie beat Muller 120 to 5. Tonight’s games include Roph on free 1201 versus A Shiet, and Rakeclisl versus W Keto free 80.
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Fayalgit W. Lyons
B. B. Lach
W. J. Muller
EL A. Shiet
W. Keto
Hockey on Ice at Gindartien Sydney Tonight
An evening hockey match is set at Gindartien Street Sydney featuring the local team hosting a visiting squad from the Americas in a wartime style contest.
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Gindartien
Street
Sydney
Tn Tegen
Wwetwenn
Toe
Americas Warchipe
Sod Dativan
The Illuminations Post Mechanical Message Mystery
A garbled 19th century dispatch recounts a chaotic scene about an illumination display and a faulty electrical commission. It mentions Chief Electrician and engineers Parkes Lackay and Grey Bi-pirial as figures in a postal telegraph office context.
America's Arms Their Features Explained
Description of the United States coat of arms notes the eagle bearing a shield with olive branch and arrows, a scroll motto E Pluribus Unum, a crest above the eagle, and thirteen stars in a halo of clouds, portraying the nation joining older powers.
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United States
Oklahoma
Staten
Toxeither Jm
Congress
Voice of the People on Rail conve niences and cheers
A reader complains about lack of change for coins and lack of advertised free conveniences at Central Railway Station. The message also critiques ceremony warmth in Australian Federation events and public cheers, noting cordial reception varies with public prominence. The piece discusses historical symbolism in the U S Declaration and flags and laments subdued public enthusiasm.
Oddfellows and Americans Smoke Concert in Temple
At Elizabeth Street Temple the Independent Order of Odd Fellows hosted visiting brethren for a Tuesday evening American Flag smoke concert. Brother R. J. H. Bryant welcomed guests as J R Tipping P Herford sang and Lee Beorgeant and Beothera Std. Shipway and E Wright offered humor. An orchestra led by S W Graham provided music. The Odd Fellows ball will be held in the same hall this evening.
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Temple
Elizabeth-street
Independent Order of Oadfellows
R. J. H. Bryant
Grand Manter
New South Wales
J .R. Tipping
P. Herford
Lee
Bergeant
Beothera
Shipway
Wright
J. Baker
W Graham
New Companies Form Under NSW Limited Viability Rules
Several new firms register in New South Wales under the Limited Viability regime. Australian Coal and Coke Development Company Limited shows capital of £13,007 in £150 shares, seeking coal mining rights at Wallarah parish, Cumberland, with J A Diggies and others signing. Cadla Copter Mining and Smelting Company Limited lists £120,000 capital in £1 shares, to acquire the Cala Copper Mining and Swelling Syndicate, with listed signatories and a registered office in Sydney.
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New South Wales
Australian Coal and Coke Development Company
White
Wallarah
Cumberland
J. A. Diggies
E. A. Whiteheal
J. R. Blaikie
F. G. White
H. Bianlo
Sydney
Cadla Copter Mining and Smelting Company. Limited
Cala Copper Mining and Swelling Syndicate
A. F. Wall
Mysterious Boomerang Exhibition Draws Crowds
A chaotic aerial show unfolds with boomerangs hurled over a crowded public arena. The spectacle features long-range throws and weapon displays as police monitor the crowd and spectators react with mixed excitement and concern.
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Dientay
Crrkhane Het
Onferor
Macy Tye
Bee Tan
Szwart Beowicg
Phar
Tange
Mieke
Beev
Mayernor
Mira Sretry
Bose
Dubie
Jackson
Bormersras
Local Youth Davis Convicted of Breaking and Entering
William Anthony Davis, 17, was charged with breaking and entering the Brown dwelling in Lochhardt. He pleaded guilty, was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment, with a three week grace period for payment, following a police report and identification at the scene.
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William Anthony Davis
Gice
William Arthur Brown
Constable Smith
Loichhardt
Kinie
Gotesman
Statton
Pawsler
Darke
Brown
Amelis Brown
Pia
Pinmad
Davin
Antiching
Wirnek
Cates
Davie
Magherae
Hat Davis
William Armatrong
Armidale Police
Devis
Jackies At National Park Picnic For Sailors
American sailors were entertained on Tuesday at a picnic in National Park. Government officials organized the event with bands, floral displays, and a river side gathering. The party returned to town by 8:30 p.m. A separate note reports West Australia defeating Melbourne in the Jubilee football carnival by 114 to 75.
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National Park
CD. Puteman
Kelly
Government Tourist Department
Frank Farrell
Pupite
J. 4. Byrne
U.S.A
Port Hacking
Yamba
Dose
Maclean
New South Wales
Melbourne
West Australia
Dr Sheeldon’s New Discovery Promises Longs Well
Dr Sheeldon unveils a new discovery claimed to ensure long lasting wellness. The announcement cites improved health outcomes and practical applications for daily life, presenting early claims and testing milestones from the research team.
Bijou Theatre to Open After Delayed Pictures
The Bijou Theatre announces a delayed opening due to late arrival of principal features. The palace plans to open on Saturday when everything is in order and will accommodate more than 2000 people.
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En Bau Pieter
Bayurday Oret
Thursday Mails Route Details from GPO
Mails close at the GPO with departures for Mackay River via Yaleitbury at 1 a.m. for West Australia via Adelaide and Albany aboard the Kyarra at 6.20 p.m. for Tasmania via Melbourne via the Warea rea Strahan Zechan and North West Coast of Tasmania via Melbourne for the Toros at 8 p.m.
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G.P.O
Mackay
West Australia
Adelaide
Albany
Tasmania
Melbourne
Strahan
Zechan
Toros
At & P.m
Addresses to Lord Dudley a public addresses to the Governor General
Fragmentary notice from a colonial context describes public addresses to Lord Dudley as Governor General and mentions a medical remedy. The readable portion also cites George HL Morris and Otway Street Bullstat, with a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children.
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Dudley
Lord Dudley
Commonwealth Ofices
Sydney
George HL Morris
Otway-street
Bullstat
Chamberlain
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Seton's Chambers
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Lyne Wharf
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F. J. Thomas
Brandt Bros
Pitt-street
Jordan
Frnable
Osborn
Royal Hotel
Sporting
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Litle Pike
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Wiseline
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Pika Up
Uihers
Lady Moyden
Jennie Cameron
Croat
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Ehe
Jolly
Denum Cameron
Veroalic
Lorat Prople
Sprayle
Dolly
Leslie
Little Fuh
Vanorn
Midwee
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Concroft
Bacretary
Talre Rey
Tohacen Cean
Baseball
Cricket
Boxing
Amet
Hockey ON Ice
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the Illuminations
United Stales
Sime ‘Muart Electricians
W.hauchare
Parkes Lackay
Hyde Park
America
Voice OF the People
Sargy Ter
Ratlway
Dale
Railwy
Tagliah
Federatiée
Oddfellows and Americans
YONG
Weavily
Navure
Tora Tomer
Henry H. Wilkes
RDS
George Street
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Jackies
Bijou Theatre
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