Eight Hours and Maxims in Connection With the Eight Bute Bill
A report notes notices presented to the Legislative Council about proposed amendments to the Eight Bute Bill. It references deputation moves for constables and shifts in decked matters amid party politics in the Upper House. The Cusmans revenue for Rodney on Wednesday stood at £746.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Brown
Aootice
Legalative Council
MT. Siuart
Biduaire Wa
le Upper Heuer
Kensington racing week set to delight turf fans
Reports from Kensington describe a lively midweek meeting with good betting, large fields, and many favorites successful. Notices list entries and ticketing details for Saturday’s race card, with officials from Hawkedbury and Bankercbury clubs arranging entries and approvals.
Training notes from a busy racecourse session
The report details numerous horse workouts with times and distances, listing names such as Latem Lucifer Qunpedak Yorallet Horace Barbaronsa Lyddite The Hinger Mula Muec Glenore Loch Leven Goldna Bing Como Yerrabee Auld Lang Syne Ace of Dia Ambition and many others. It notes round gallops, six furlongs and a mile rounds, with winners, losses, and pacing described in brisk fashion typical of a training diary.
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Bandwick
Hailette
Amin
Alice Mostyn
Uume
Hautene
Latem
Lucifer
Jmuin
Qunpedak
Amin Yee
Yorallet
Horace
Barbaronsa
Lyddite
Hinger
Mula Muec
Phillibeg
Twine
Glenore
Loch Leven
Goldna Bing
Como
Yerrabee
Auld Lang Syne
Wille
Gauleon
Woodiere
Hinutboy
Gonere
Tarquin
Imin
Junin Steel
Myowatts
Danity Feo
Aweat Brina
Las Rive Tirlanes
Rudolph Aver
Zoe
Wigelmar
Imin Blea
Alix
Patronage
Aceune
Lyblan
Sun- Gay
Cha Fateh
Bent Jeaner Viver
Berens
Claon
Porilend Light
Ariana
Bombshell
Uimlu
Bewuiore
Auda
Selenkat
Inuin Seto
Pairy Prince
Colonel Plumer
Gulla Sec
Buanchy
Lancaster
Seguiance
Amit
Croublake
Flodden
Bob
Nambucca
Lasoo
Trinidad
Cordon
Siths Moish
Autocrat
Jongtha
Imin Agate
Baoge
Heresit
Treeai
Yimin
Sinee
Paul Pry
Meluclau
Ietuo
Belle Tale
Hereford
Fur Jones
Imola
St. Clare
Blue Metal
Bithself
Promise
Lady Stuart
War God
Saraswat
Ohausen
Khall
Riflebty
Tun
Li Inia Szimec
Peliasier
Butternut Ly
Amin Wuse
de Weston
Hisrches
Nevermore
Jenny Mouré
Manilla Coursing Club Meets for Stakes Races
The Manilla Coursing Club held a Wednesday meeting with J. Donnelly as judge and A. Quintana as umpire. Results include Manilla Stakes for all aged greyhounds with Brat first, Australia's Answer second, Pense-s-mdl ahead of Quicksilver, and Sunwhine over Aestralla's Ans awer in the second round. Puppy Stakes Deciding Course awarded to R. Walsh's br 6 Rubing with top marks for the best 3 performers. Brady's bro Guvnet as a close contender.
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Manilla Coursing Club
J. Donnelly
A. Quintana Alpper
Brat
Sumubive
Boko
Australia
Answer
Nupper Teody
Quicksilver
Rattler
O. J Britten
Ty Border
Bleal
Trafalea
Evening Mail
R. I. Walsh
Msro
Brady
Harry—Cuess
Jarvis Wins Half-mite English Championship at Southport
In Southport on July the Half-mite Championship of England concluded with J A Jarvis taking first place in 12 minutes. C B Bharp finished second, 35 yards behind. Jarvis surpassed his own record by eight seconds.
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England
Southport
J. A. Jarvis
C. B. Bharp Beiog
Jarvis
Geo
Manly Club overhaul aims for first class wicket quality
In a report on cricket affairs a new committee seeks expert advice to improve Manly Club wickets after earlier poor play. A Federal Cricket Association meeting is set for August 4 at Cricketers Arm, Newtown to receive entries and draw the flat round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly Cricket Club
Sesson
Federal Cricket Association
Cricketers’ Arma Havl
King Street
Newtown
Esichhardt
Frank Smith
J.P. Trousgard
Mesura
J. 2. Cohen
Colebrook
R. B. Crop Jey
Frank
G. R Wi Dorman
Bydney
M. HL Association
Paton
H. Smith
Tiwan
Tuees
Evening News
Marricks
Hurling Match Ends In Redfern Victory At Palmerston
A torch relay sparked a Brillaint Saturday hurling clash between Prrmont and Redfern. Redfern won by 2 points to claim the title defend Pardington goal. At half time Redfern led, then Law closed the gap in the second half. J Piznerald officited. A semifinal rematch with Mircherove Reverve, Balmain, is expected next Saturday.
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Prrmont
Redfern
Saurday
Edterm
Tose
Pardington
Balmain
Football team chosen to represent the north
Alderman A J Bond of Wickham has been appointed manager. The team departs Newcastle Friday evening to meet Metropolis at Agricultural Ground on Saturday. Campbelltons defeated by political tactics. scoring by A O Payten and W King. A large gathering at Bergin's devices hosted Mr E Helloran presentation.
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Orthers
Gtemcaatieh
ML. Eyre
Threeuakers
M. Cullen
Ge . W. Fod
W. Matthewa
W. Edwarns
A. J. Bond
Wickham
Newcastle
Cain
Campbelltons
Campbellte
A. O. Payten
W. King
Bergin's
Mr. E . Helloran
Trevall
Balmain Club Leaders Praise Supporters In Meeting
Chairmen Frank Donovan lauded Balmain for persistent effort after a rough start to the season and noted tide turning with the late season success. Halloran’s selection to represent New South Wales drew club-wide congratulations while secretary F Matthews, injured in a recent match, received warm praise for advancing club interests.
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Frank Donovan
Balmain
Batman Club
Halloran
New South Weleh
Donovan
John Fitesimons
Kaus
F. Matthews
Matthews
Americans Sweep Olympic Revival Trials at Paris
The article reports on an amateur revival of the Olympian Games held at Paris from July 14 to 2, with American athletes dominating. It lists participating nations and key winners, noting prominent figures like Staley Rowley and multiple university teams achieving championships. The piece critiques foreign competitors and describes tensions on the track, including disputes over a starter and race distances.
Aquatics Club Holds Ninth Meeting at Balmain Hotel
The tenth euqual meeting of the John Jones Fay Sailing Club was held at the Pacific Hotel Balmain with Mr F W J Dougan in the chair. Reports show BL races sailed, prizes totaling £29, uniforms approved, and an intercolonial contest likely in Sydney. Treasurer notes £10 credit. officers elected and delegates to the sailing council to be chosen.
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John,Jones Fay Sailing Club
Tugeday Syotiae
Pacide Hote
Balmain
F. W. J. Duougan
Sydney
Tle Excellency
G. le Delottis
Eugit
MFO
Pilfard
Trassuror
H. ©. Pritchard: Hon. Joint Secretaries, Messrs.” 4. | ©. Hilloit
W. Marvin
Measra E. ‘Yale
Fr. Donovan
Calting Council
PIGEON HOMING FLYING FROM BINGLONG TO SYDNEY
The Sydney Homing Pigeon Society reports 1907 birds released from Bluelong to Sydney covering about 184 miles. Forty three baskets arrived at Slawsong Pinter, timing about 2:30 pm. speeds listed for individual birds with ril events. The meeting condemned by birds, an unanimous hawks protest noted by the Evening News.
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Binglong
Pitt
Nome
Cooper
Quinton
Bruce
Feasie
Hettidas
Jenlos
Bax
Bluelong
Mr. Nicholson
Sac
Pigeon Shooting Match Held at Flama Faces Delayed Run
A pigeon shooting contest at Flama on Wednesday saw 12 competitors, 11 eliminated, with bets on three top shooters. The event ran short and was postponed to the following Wednesday. Remaining runners included G Lee Nowre Wyld, Hen lower Dapto, C B Lane Kiama, Irack Fobneton Kiama, R Klug Kiama, He J Ring Kiama, John M'Cadeer Junifiamu, Bolling Kiama, WJ King Rial, and W Mapalia Dapto.
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Wedfesday
G. Lee
Nowre
Henlower
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C. B. Lane
Kiama
Irack Fobneton
Kimo
R. Klug
He J Ring
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Bolling
J. King
Rial
W- Mapalia
Sydney Bicycle Club final winner in field survey
The Sydney Bicycle Club final of their bildierd tournament was held last Saturday night with H A Mulion defeating EK 1 Jobodan by four percent. Gavin Park plans to chase the 100 mile record this Saturday. The run will head to Moore Park Cycle Path and not Cook's River as carded. The amateurship event finishes midweek at Glebe Club, drawing interest among cyclists. Names include B Goodson and G Park among others. NSW Cyclists prepare for world championship, prize money total is 1104 pounds with £7 10s to the Telegraph. Redfern Club arranging a charity concert for September 2. Handicaps for return race set for September 16 with Moore Park run scheduled at 2:40 pm.
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H. A Mulion
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Billiards Results Show Closely Billed Round
In a crowded billiards card Clayton defeats Heueton 165 to 116 by 49 while Benjamin overcomes South 85 to 83 by 2. Poe advances to face Hendricks as Eaton and OBrien clash, and Eaton edges ahead in the next pairing.
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Ten Clayton
R Heueton
L. Benjamin
W. South
Poe
Phalgtl
Hendricks
R Eaton
M. O'Brien
Boxing at Gooden Gate: Rigby Eds Roberts in 20 round bout
A rough boxing card at Gooden Gate last Wednesday night featured Rigby and Edwards in a 20 round war. Edwards showed strong form early but Rigby prevailed, with the verdict going to the Slayer after tenth round dominance. Doc M’Desald provided commentary on the bout.
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Gooden Gate
Wedowelay
Rigby
Acd
Edwards
Isda
Suwarde
Doc M'Desald
Bohemia Art Society Ball Preserves Civic Evening
A chaotic Sydney Bohemia Arts event featured the Art Society Ball in the Town Hall with President Mr. Sydney Long and guests including Lady Harri and several officials. Guests enjoyed a program of music and art chatter, while dancers and attendees observed a lively mix of gowns, greetings, and social chatter amid a crowded hall and a single late note of revelry.
Mr Alexander's Recital at Centenary Hall
Public notice lists a dramatic musical recital by Mr Alexander at Centenary Hall on Saturday night. He will perform five numbers including The Clock Mystery and scenes from The Merchant of Venice. London artists George Grosmith and Yale Mr. Comey Grain join, with Miss Annie Ferry the soprano and others. Tickets are available at Moore Nicholson and Company.
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Centenary Hall
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Lalor Shiel
Sy ‘Cartan
Rialto Soeye
Lord Lytton
Mr. Rabeerr Young
London
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Yale
Comey Grain
Grain
Fowmer
Melbourne
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Anata
St Barnabas Old Boys Union Dinner Acknowledges Efforts
The St Barnabas Old Boys Union held its annual dinner on Tuesday night, with Rev. W. Martin presiding. Notables such as Tnapadar Potter, W. Turner, J Willibua, J Clarke and J. Levan Ay among attendees, and a vocal instrumental programme followed the repast organized by Saunders Randwit.
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Old Hoye
Union
Auccons
Tee
Saunders
Randwit
W. Martin
Tha. Wi
Tnapadar Potter
W. Turner
A. Minay
J. Charke
F. Colim
A. KE. Austa
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Mineworik
Dewnon
J. W. Turner
Imadl
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Joknean
C Holdem
J. Clerky
2. Lannea
Prevention of SeasiCeness and New Zealand reference
Fragmented OCR text mentions prevention and a person named Marie Williams with unclear titles, references to Onnab Tem race Brisheun and a remark about a new remedy. It appears to be a damaged snippet with stray names and terms, lacking coherent events or outcomes. No clear dates, places, or organizations emerge.
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Sat
Marie Williams
Onnab
Race
Brisheun
Aide Uis
Zaafal
New Zealand
George Etrest
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