Wasted vitality restored to robust health
A Balmain resident recounts a long struggle with fatigue indigestion and nervous strain. He credits Clem ents Tonic with restoring appetite sleep and energy and claims it cured liver and heart symptoms improving his overall health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bhanoor
Goganjo
James
Rosd
Waverley
Balmain
Birchgrove Road
Balmalin
Mr. Shauson
Clements Towle
Hat Clements
Clements Toole
Clements
Clements Tonic
Declaration of Truth by L Rikhard Shannon at Goganjo
L Rikhard Shannon of Goganjo St James road Waverley Sydney declares that he has read and signed a three page document containing a true and faithful account of his illness and cure by Clements Tonic and grants permission to publish his statements without payment under The Oaths Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Rikhard Shannon
Goganjo
St. James's Road
Waverley
Sydney
Subscribed and declared at Waverley April 14 1902
Vi chane Marve signed and sworn at Waverley on April 14 1902 with J Phea an examiner present. Beware of counterfeits and imitations of our products and advertisements. The notice warns of imitators and notes every genuine item faces similar challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chane Marve
Waverley
Clements
Tenic
Public Service Association seeks formal recognition by Water Board
At the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage meeting a deputation from the Public Service Association urged official recognition by the Board, noting 6000 members and stressing principles over individual cases. The group claimed mutual self help and denied political aims, while details of liquor license transfers and licensing measures were briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage
Public Service Association
Imatant
Public Service Board
Messrs. Vautin
J. Osborne
H. F. Norrie
Mr. Henley
Kensington racing results show a mix of favorites upset at odds
Heavy morning rain eased, few crowds, but six Kensington fixtures produced close finishes. Lucky Lady led early but Nina overtook to win by a length, with stablemate Shopwemao second. Altona beat Goodwin and Bongara edged Beacons in a tight Kensington Handicap. Optimist and Peeress also featured strong finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensingies Club
O'Mara
Enties
To & P.m
Kensington
Barkers
Lucky Lady
Shopwemao
Nina
Shopwemas
Eister Importance
Rosebery Park
Miss Henry
Importance
Silent Sam
Sareaperilla
St. Blair
Ambition
Poereas
Sir Isaac
Lady Shered
Crusty
Elwyn
Peeress
Optimist
F. Williams
Teringmen
Redhot
Arbutus
Arba
Laura
Myrlen
Wagner
Linda
Myrlea
Altona
Bongara
Goodwin
M‘donald
Beacon
W. Burn
Strata Florida
FootLoft
Melbourne
A.J.C
Newcastle J.C
J. Grietale
Mozeltaub
Glen Innes Jockey Club
BE. James
Forest Lodge
A. B. Bateman
Brighton
Redfern
Dubio Trotting Club
Aspendale Park
Misa Windsor
Martyr
General French
Playboy
Rhapsody
Golden Ring
Durban
Chaca
Get
Cast Iron
Gunga Din
Newry
Industrious scratched for Metro politas and Epoom backing noted
RANDWICK TRAINING NOTES detail heavy track work on both cinder and sand. Fanfare and Devilmept clock a strong mile on the former while Spires, Ossian, Oblivier, and others pace well. Milestones include Lord Monmouth, Drake, and Milano completing miles or near distances with multiple horses working steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanfare
Devilmept
Spires
Lord Monmouth
Drake
Ossian
Oblivier
Uneasy
Famous
We- Tonga
Ibex
Bewitcher
Bewitcher, the Caretaker
Now
Clochette
Milano
Bother
Patronise
Maine
Aurantia
Ambitios
Queen of Rheba
Maratino
Horsee
Myall
Purser
Lucknow
Baccarat
Air Motor
Bengalla
Simile
Kinglock
Essington
Isa
Dum Dum
Street Arsle
Warrior II
Caravel
Glesore
Lord Middleton
Ben Hor
Pusgus
Nymungee
Rejoice
Blue Metal
Courara
New South Wales cricket fixtures announced for next season
The New South Wales Cricket Association lists the First Grade fixtures starting October on Saturdays. Details include Sydney versus University at Rushcutters Bay, Burwood against Central Cumberland at Burwood, and many more matches across venues such as Sydney Cricket Ground Wentworth Park and North Sydney. Interstate matches are tentative with dates set for Brisbane Adelaide Melbourne and Sydney in late 2024.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales Cricket Association
Sydney v. University
Rushcutter
Sydney
Redfern
Waverley
Glebe
Ger
Burwood
Sydney Cricket Ground
Central Cumberland
North Sydney
Paddington
Hampden Park
Leichhardt-Balmain
University
Byrdmey Cricket Ground
Parramatta
Wentworth Park
Balmain
North Bydney
Petersham Park
Joe
Weverley
Leichhardt
Paddlngton
Queensland
Brisbane
N.S.W
South Australia
Adelaide
Victoria
Melbourne
St George Botany S.C. Holds Annual Meeting and Awards
The St George Botany S.C. met at Moorefield Hotel Kogarah on Wednesday. The secretaries reported a successful 1901 1902 season with prizes totaling substantial sums. Awards went to The Gift The 14 footers Buchre and Australian won major trophies while Ira and Yvonne represented the club in Sydney events. Twenty boats were registered fifteen won prizes. finances show receipts and expenditures including rent and treasurer’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George (Botany) S.C
Moorefield
Kogarah
Geddes
Bem
Ath PF
Ellis Holt
J. Heape
Buchre
Mariette
Sydney
J. C. Gannon
Ira
Yvonne
Sydney Flying Squadron
Prises
Sydney Sailing Club Annual Meeting Highlights and Talks
The Sydney Sailing Club held at Balmain presided by fr. J. Piltold reported last year’s figures with twelve entries, including Pheasant and Valkyrie, receipts £81 62 64 and expenses £69 195 7d. Officers elected included Sir Harry Rawson as patron, Deloitte as president, Pilfold as commodore, Harper as vice commodore, Eliott as hon secretary, Brett as hon treasurer, and Vale and Reid as trustees with Andrews as handicapper. The club declined access to appoint two delegates to the Johnstone’s Bay Club conference to fix season dates, while A Jones, R C Scott, and A B E Carpenter will meet Flying Squadron reps on Tuesday to plan the season programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmain
J. Piltold
Pheasant
Valkyrie
Harry Rawson
Q. L. Deloitte
C. Pilfold
R. C. Scott
A. B E. Carpenter
Sydney Sailing Club
Sydney Flying Squadron
Eeazon
Coursing Meets at Belmore Club With Several Stakes
A moderate crowd attended the Sydney Coursing Club meeting at Belmore. Bracket and bracelet results headline Crown, Queen, and Farewell Stakes with winners including Bracelet, Fairy Tale, Breelong, and Chit Chat. next Belmore meeting set for Saturday with three wakes and prize values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Coursing Club
Bel- More
Companion
Hughenden
Bracelet
Dear Erin
Pupil
Vixen
Mr. F. Braddick
Fairy Tale
Liberator
Python
Trixy
Rodney
Southern Star
Lord Redfern
Mr. Smail
Mr. Reedy
Dolores
Kauri
Blackwater
Breelong
Rapidity
Molly Riley
Rowena
Manna
Licorice
Myee
Belmore Proprietary Club
Belmore
Wagga Club Five Miles Road Race Crowned I Best
I Best won the Five Miles Road Race at Wagga with a start time of 13 minutes, B J Patterson second in 9 minutes, and R Moore third in 4 minutes. Grant secured fastest time with a total of 6 minutes and 1 second, while Inverell race results include Ellis winning the Half-mile Handicap and Mannix the 144 Mile Handicap. Handicaps announced for Palace Emporium Club One Mile Race set for Saturday include A Clark er, A Maidment, O E Bell Lloyd, A Ross, J Davies, W T Smith, A Bradley, F Fischer, and M Smith with varied odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Best
Wagga
B. J. Patterson
R. Moore
J. R. Grant
Témin
Inverell
Ellis
Mannix
Palace Emporium Club
AR. Clarker
A. Maidment
O. E. Bell Lloyd
A. Ross
J. Davies
W. T. Smith
A. Bradley
Fischer
M. Smith
F. Wright
D. Forreat
Western Suburbs Win Premiership in Sloppy Football Clash
Western Suburbs defeated University to clinch the First Grade premiership for 1902 amid a rain soaked, muddy ground. Johnson starred for Western, Wickham converted the decisive mark, while Barker and Blaney found space for University, who persisted but could not cross the line. The King's School also completed an unbeaten season with 19 points to nil victory over Sydney Grammar, totaling 16% points for the year. A charity fancy dress match at Botany featured St Matthew's Club members in varied roles for the Parish Hall Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Suburbs
University
Western
Johnson
Wickham
Barker
Blaney
Western Suburb
Feld
Kircg
Sydney Gromwmst School
University Oval
Newington College
King's School
Gardiner
Newton
L. M. Smith
Debenham
F. B. Smith
Aiso
Burnell
Rooralie Park
Botany
St. Matthew's Club
Parish Hall Fund
A. West
R. Herford
A. Foxon
J. M’pherson
T. Baker
G. Anderson
Hiuntsman
N. Wilson
B. Crampton
Letter to the Editor Endorses Australian Game Effort
A reader named Rover expresses strong support for introducing the Australian game here. He agrees with the Follower column and urges perseverance to overcome early difficulties. He cites the Victoria versus South Australia match as a publicizing event and hopes Sydney players form clubs to field teams next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Victoria
South Australia
Sydney
Rover
Golf semi finals at Beedh in unpleasant weather
In bad weather at Beedh on Wednesday the Associate Members Championship semi finals at Royal Sydney Club produced results with Mrs Macnell defeating Mrs J O Fairfax six up and four to play and Mrs Braithwaite defeating Miss Nea Mort seven up and five to play. The final is slated for tomorrow with driving and approaching and putting events in the morning and foursomes in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Sydney Club
Beedh
PIGEON SHOOTING SWEEPSTAKE ATTRACTS GUS CLUB
A two pound sweepstake open to all attracted a large crowd at the Gus Club aeen. The competition drew attention on a Wednesday event and featured pigeons as the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Gus
Hatred Sweep at Canuck Meet Sets Champion Match Date
In a rugged display Locksley 31, Marbert 81, Dick 25, and Camuck 23 led the field as Canuck shot 25 birds straight and a steep off the box duel between Locksley and Herbert produced two Assumed Barnes. Entries for the N.8.W. champion match, set for September 5, close on Saturday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locksley
Marbert
Camuck
Canuck
Fiyd
Herbert
Currie Wins Manly Bowling Club Championship
The Manly Bowling Club championship was decided with A. A. Currie defeating J. E. Holmes by 31 to 22. Currie claimed the title in a tightly contested final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
A. A. Currie
J. E. Holmes
Miss Mylott Leaves Australia for Europe Concert Farewell
The minister praised contralto Miss Eva Mylott on her farewell concert at the Town Hall before she departs for Europe to study. The event drew His Excellency the Governor and Lady Rawson, plus Sydney officials, and featured performances by Meistersingers, Miss Mylott, and accompanying artists with notable praise for her purity of tone and expressive delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Eva Mylote
Europe
Mylott
Australia
Ane
Lillian Frost
Hilda Aiken
J. Edward Sykes
Gertile Aiken
Mesary HL. N. Southwell
M. Meagher
W. W. Aiken
Parramatta Sessions Hear Guilty Pleas And Sentences
Thomas Steele pleaded guilty to bigamy and received three months with hard labour. Trial details cover burglaries, arson attempts at Narellan, subsequent convictions in Granville and Auburn, with multiple sentences including penal servitude and suspensions under the First Offenders Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Steele
Hunter's Hall
Joseph Arundale
George Lawrence
Irauville
Horace Kentwell
Phillip Gray
Frank Gray
Narellan
George Ab Chee
Kentwell
Chinaman's
William Henry Blundell
Rydalmere
Andrew Jamieson
Granville
Parramatta
Joseph Armndale
Philip Gray
Darlinghurst
Edward Blanchard
William Martin
Auburn
Verdict by Consent in Howarth v Walker Contested
A letter complains that the prior report misrepresented the Howarth v Walker case where the jury recorded no verdict by consent. The writer states the plaintiff refused a consent verdict, the judge directed a standard verdict, adjournment was sought for witnesses, and the Full Court appeal was permitted. August 27. A Stuart Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Howarth
Stuart Robison
Rheumatism Linked to Cold and Indigestion Belief
Sydney man recounts severe influenza leading to rheumatic fever and chronic pains. He attributes relief to Morse’s Indian Root Pills, claiming improved health and cure of abdominal and kidney troubles, with mentions of indigestion and a disordered stomach as underlying causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Phypers
Pitt Street
Redfern
Sydney
Hawkesbury
Shipping Arrivals and Departures for August
Ship arrivals list multiple vessels with origins and captains including De verport West Australia London Noumea and Newcastle under lines Wollowra City of Grafton and Helen Denny. Departures note sailings to Port Pirie Rockhampton Auckland Devonport and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Norkoows
Stoddart
Deverport
F. W. Jackson
Wollowra (S
J. Sim
West Australia
Adelaide
Melbourne
Tuill and Company
City of Grafton
W. Biater
Richmond River
North Coast
Company
Titus
South Bea Islands
Horns, Philp, and Company
Aberdeen
MM Tong
Rubb
London
Dalgety and Company
Helen Denny
Holm
Katpara
Union Bos and Pc
Ville de la Ciotat
MM. Py
Toma
Fiasch
Noumea
Brasiver de Thuy
Waihorais
Gibb
Wellington
Alain Ts
Port Pirie
Newcastle
M.S
Karakatta
Reba
Rockhampton
Fealandia
Auckland
Kamonais
Devonport
Kembla
Maritime Miscellany Highlights Transoceanic Movements
Movements of ships and passengers across Melbourne Sydney London and Cape Town with arrivals, departures, sailings, and outlook. Lists vessels such as The Medic The Persie Moravian Nineveh with dates from July to September and cargoes to Johannesburg Natal Adelaide and Albany. notes on sailings to New Zealand, Fiji, and Marseilles, plus passenger lists and line departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afric
Sydney
Melbourne
Capetown
London
Capeland
Lamdom
Liverpool
Aluany
Adelaide
Ortoder
Syngey
Jane Sf
Jane
Capetuw
Laaon
Albany
Adeletie
Seydenmiter
Vnd
Nital
Nineveh
Plymounth Adeust & Due
Cartober
Thetober & the Rawtorp
Sophocles
Natal
Lon Sepeberminer
Paikeengers
New Zeeland Porta
Adias
J. Martin
Staford
T. AR Barker
Hatgany
Stbekos
Cole
G. FR
Treenweeod
Clark
Newcastle
West Coast
Aquila
Bunkury
South Africa
Rte
Jarrah Mar
Pound
Victoria
Suex
Sith
FMS Owente
Plyrmepih
Achnomehie
Andigen Castle Fbqs
JRPS
Eureka
Lerwent
JRQB
L Fittininies
Isi
THEI
Glasgow
Ten Denny
HMTD
Kaipara
Rilmeny Iba Smf
Sharpness
Livisiana
JXMT
the Mainus
Neptune
Hgei
NFIS
Woollahrattt
WNAKF
Euréka
England
Germany
Boeton
Oceants
R.M
Fanning Islaad
Samoa
Honolulu
Sam Francisco
I Litte Koowa
New York
Bunbury
Hudson
Tavis
Feir Tstiaim
Table Bas
Tomoana
Tawa Maru
N.Y
Burrowbeet
Raddart
Parkers S
Geelong
Waikare
Maion Coamfans
Amckland
New Zealand
Leura
Howard Smith
Brisbane
Provia
Australia
Lascar
Red See
Mrr
Tibbits
Ornba
Mr. Tibbite
Richwont River Heads
Rim Brisbane
Tiisbane
Reduction of Members in the Legislative Assembly
Sir John Lee told the Legislative Assembly that reducing members remains under consideration. After the Municipal Bid and other matters are settled, the Government will have time to address the issue. He noted electoral boundary rearrangements depend on compiling the women voters roll before defining districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Lee
Cohen
Legislative Assembly
Sir John
Mr. Cohen
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney and Liver Health Cure
Warners Safe Cure claims to prevent many ailments by supporting healthy kidney and liver function. The ad asserts it cures diseases including Bright's Disease and a range of listed complaints. Pamphlets offered post free by H H Werner and Co Limited Australasian Branch Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Bright
H H. Werner and Co. Limited
Melbourne
Ro yard Council to Submit Sewerage Scheme on Wednesday
Mr O Sullivan promised a reputation from Rochdale Council that the sewerage scheme would be submitted to the meeting of the delegates board of the federation at Newcastle on Wednesday. The event aimed for good attendance and featured discussions on poultry and horse sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Sullivan
Rochdale
Eer Federation
Newcastle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hr. KR. Shhennes
James L. Phegan, J.P
Wolfe
Ucatorut Schnapps
Mr. Deere
Cutler
Sporting
Metropolitas
Gequense
Randwick
AJC
Rose Bay
Rising Fund
Wailt
Wollogorang
Breeirail
Steelbusk Cena
Marathonean Crescent
Matong
Brenedick
Trumpoer
Caeneren IL
Aeee Transvaal Ueeere
Moravico
Riccarton
Royal Mail
Tommy Moore
Drummer
Wilfred
Timmy
Eeree Railway
Cricket
GOLF
Miss Mylott
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