Entries Fall For Next Week's Forest Lodge Hawkesbury Racing Meet
Entries close for next week's meetings at Forest Lodge Rosebery Park and Kennington. Derby winner Picture has visited Haut Brion at Wilton Park. Scratchings for Hawkesbury include Argo Alanoah for Spring Handicap Clydon Welter Trinidad Flying Handicap and Dorap The Seraph Nambucca for all events. Dubbo Turf Club to run two days Oct 9 10. Archon to stud Havelock scratched for AJC Hurdles. St. Simon leading sire list noted with Diamond Jubilee earnings. War God Saraswati came from Warwick Farm to Randwick. Escapette Flossie Lady Augusta foaling at Morpheville Stud. Monastry to Bill of Portland Tes Rose to Wallace at St Albans. Hova to stand Broadmeadows. Belle to depart Victoria for Sydney. S G Cook racing prospects shown by 2 year olds by The Admiral. Mariner and others active. Breeding theories linked to St Simon Glencoe Bay Middleton line. Court of St James reference to Bob Sutton tale and Westminster sale bidding for filly Persimmon from Ornament. Prince of Wales Derby winner filly sold for 1000 guineas.
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Picture
Wilton Park
Hawkesbury
Argo
Alanoah
Clydon
Trinidad
Dorap
Nambucca
Dubbo Turf Club
Queensland
Archon
Havelock
England
St. Simon
Hig Stock Raving
Chief
War God
Saraswati
Warwick Farm
Randwick
Escapette
Flossie
Lady Agusta
Morphetville Stud
St. Albans
Monastry
Bill of Portland
Tes Rose
Wallace
Hova
Melbourne
Broadmeadows
Siga Per Mure
Belle
Sydney
G. Cook
Mariner
St. Simon's
Glencoe
St. Angela's
Bay Middleton
Galopin
Sultan
Web
Slater
Ray Middleton
Robert Standish Stevier
Prince of Wales
Racing Notes From a Training Session
The tan tracks were in good going order with several harves producing useful gallops. Clare ran half a mile in 52 seconds finishing strongly while Butternut and Pellester quickened five furlongs in 21 seconds. Zoe covered four furlongs in 5 84 seconds and Acumen with Schimmell did 54 seconds. Watercolor showed a strong round and other easy workers included Sequence Vocalist Ace of Diamonds Malster Hautboy Lancaster Sagacity War God The Chief Sareswati and many others.
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Clare
Butternut
Pellester
Lancaster
Sagacity
War God
the Chief
Sareswati
Sang
Haulette
Barbarossa
Lyddite
the Ringer
Keg
Paris
Grevore
G. Ranjauleon
Furley
Paul Pry
Reviver
Blue Metal
Acctine
Boreast I
Melodian
fFlodden
Lybian
Bob
Bange
Ampler
Promise
Lady Stuart
Hawkesbury Spring Races Set to Open Meeting
The Hawkesbury Race Club plans the spring meeting with familiar betting and crowd interest. Officials forecast strong attendance and a lively opening day featuring top local riders and horses at Hawkesbury.
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Hawkesbury Race Club
Ates of Geekener Sport
Racing at HRC meeting hinges on local turnout and proper facilities
The Windsor area gathering notes a lull since Masquerade era while urging locals from Windsor Richmond Wilberforce and outlying towns to attend as a holiday event. Despite flood setbacks the club touts up-to-date stands and trains with special horse and passenger services for tomorrow, predicting large fields and good racing with Martindale's tips guiding PARK STAKES and HAWKESBURY HANDICAP contests.
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H.R.C
Windsor
Richmond
Wilberforce
Clarendon
Martindale
Junior Cricket fixtures open season at Oval with many matches
The first round of the Junior Cricket Association season starts tomorrow and next Saturday. Fixtures list numerous First and Second Junior games across clubs including Macdonaldtown A Wentworth A Adelphians Marathon Drummoyne Borough Newtown Congregational and many more with players named for each side.
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Macdonaldtown A
Wentworth A
Adelphians Y. Marathon
Drummoyne Borough
Newtown Congregational
Hrekineville
Lane Cove
Bsummer Hill
Botany District
Dulwich Hill
Cambridge
Y.M.U.A
Marrekville
Ferndale
Newtown Oxfords
Redfern Alberts
North Botany
St. Peters A
Corelli Second
Petersleigh
Stanmore
Mechanic
Strathmore
Wentworth B
Rose Bay
Stedman Iuperial
Macdonaldtown
Marrick- Ville
Erskineville
Melrose
Sydney Leap and Candie Company
Yaralla United
North Botany United
St. Peters Pioneer
Erskineville Juniore
Y.M.C
Cnlppendale
Sydney
Hayes
Urown
Harston
Nixon
Trispo
Gaydon
Spence
O'Brien
Williams
Knight
Calin
Harrison
Lay
Cleveland
Marrlehon
Farr
Hammond
Maffey
Mel Morehouse
Murray
Northcote
Tyrrell
Arnforth
Booth
Crealy
Doran
Fisner
Hoe
Lansdone
Mankied
Pollock
Brennen
Van
Dillon
Burrows
Company
Balmain Osborne
Bl. Peters
Smellie
Smith
Shirley
White
Bennett
Aliorenn
Sontongrummoyne
Newtown Erezational
Mt Drummoyne
Moore
Barrell
Turner
Lluyd
Bull
Sosawatte
Millington
Arnold
Clark
Tlvey
Lane
I. Vine
Medou
Metzler
Mowell
J. Williams
East Piney
Chippendale
Farmer
Bennett's Paddock
Robinson
Blackhall
Harrows
Bridge
Granger
Jones
Hodgson
Mitch
Foster
Owen
Blue
Johnson
Culten
Aap
Erekineville Melroger
Marrickville
Newtown Bridge
Newland
Stone
Cromie
Heffernan
Herman
Fogerty
Suili Booker
Evans
Finley
Wright
Conray
Combet Invincible
Our Bova
Brown
Butler
Readies
Spurkea
Combedee
Hourtien
Scott
Rudd
Perry
Lillie
Gillham
James Bandy and Company
South Brdney Vete
Town Hall
Johnston-street
Marrickview
Erekineville Melrose
Bhortus
Cleeva
Taylor
Pratt
Burridge
Irkett
Broughton
Mardanaidtown A
Erekineville Oval
Houxley
Walker Ley
Montgomery
Howes
Horton
Chilis
Paterson
Hope
Olivia
Pastejd
Walker
Mcdonaldtown
Breiman Imperial
Ourne
Ooller
Thornton
Martin
Unwin
Cleeve
Eer Eom Cassell
F. Robertson
Farquher
Local sports fixtures set for tomorrow across rugby and association codes
Tomorrow's program lists Northern District versus Metropolis and Glebe Second versus Eastern Suburbs Second at Agricultural Ground, plus North Sydney Second against Western Suburbs Second at Wentworth Park. Kerr Cup final pits Pyrmont Rangers against Volunteer at University Oval with referees E Johnston and D Boyd. Also includes Junior finals, suburban rugby semis, and multiple junior matches at Kensington and other venues.
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Northern District
Metropolis
Glebe
Eastern Suburbs
North Sydney
Western Suburbs
Wentworth Park
Newtown
Brisbane
New South Wales
Queensland
Northern
Agricultural Ground
Newcastle
Sydney
Pyrmont Rangers
University Oval
Rangers
Rovera
Sirocco
Rugby Football Union
Kensington
Tolanthe
Annandale Oaks
Oxford
Warren v
I Weekneek
Intercolonial cricket: Victoria vs New South Wales at SCG
Tomorrow the first intercolonial match between Victoria and New South Wales will be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Umpire C H Barnes. Culgoa vs Sydney Second also at SCG with a 1.40 pm start. Players include Noble Trumper Kelly Diamond on NSW side and Laver Michael Allister Stuckey on Victoria side.
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Norrow
Victoria
New South Wales
Sydney Cricket Ground
C. H. Barnes
Culgoa
Sydney
America
M. A. Noble
Victor Trumper
J. J. Kelly
A. Diamond
Frank Laver
M’michael
M‘allister
Stuckey
U.S
Cyclists to Open Moore Park Path Tomorrow
A large gathering of cyclists will attend the Moore Park ceremony to officially open the new cycle path between Rendwick road and the tramway. The Glebe Bicycle Club carnival on the University Oval on Wednesday will feature cycling events with officials including Dr. R. Bahramnan as starter and a panel of judges, timekeepers, clerks of course, referees, and a racing board.
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Moore Park
Rendwick Road
Cyclists’ Union
League
Glebe
University Oval
R. Bahramnan
Messrs
W. R. George
A E. Sprigge
J. Walker-Smith
WW. T. Kerr
Mearns
G. C. Hanslow
J. Pearson
F. G
Cycling and athletics meet at Clifton Gardens with 122 cycling entries
Handicap details announced for the Palace Emporium Bicycle Club event at Clifton Gardens with 122 cycling entries and 32 for two athletic events. Tomorrow a half mile race precedes Anthony Hordern and Sons clothing factory picnic. Several handicaps listed for riders. A novelty race is planned post entries. A run to Yowle Bay is set for Sunday.
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W. L. Kerr
R. Hogue
Will
G. Bulfin
W. B. Alexander
Messrs
R. Coombes
H. Adams
H. C. Holden
J. F. Johnston
W. T. Kerr
Palace Emporium Bicycle Club
Clifton Gardens
Anthony Hordern and Sons’ Clothing Factory
N. Craig
A. Bradley
W. Pratt
F. Lofts
F. Wright
E. M.artney
A. Rumsey
H. Bisset
D. Forest
Post
Yowle Bay
Great Buckingham Street
Katoomba Civilian Rifle Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Katoomba Civilian Rifle Club met at Bashford's Hall on Tuesday evening with Dr. Spark presiding and a large turnout. The secretary reported growth in the members’ roll since 1898 while the Bronger Shield was won outright by the club. Officers were elected: President Dr. Spark. Vice President J. E. Bashford. Hon Secretary C. Johnstone. Hon Treasurer F. Winser. Committee Nash, Gibson, Brayden, Burns, Thorncroft, James, Dillon. Auditors C. N. Backhouse and Quinan.
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Brekineville Cricket Club
F. C. Molesworth
H. E. Byrne
E. Williams
Metzler
Harris
Beesley
Byrne
Williams
Ford and Beesley
N.S.W. Junior Association
W. Metzler
N. T. Harris
J. F. Docker
W. Preedy
A. M. Hemsley
H. W. Radford
C. F. W. Lloyd
M. B. Halligan
L. T. Lloyd
T. H. Robinson
Katoomba
J. E. Beshford
C. Johnstone
F. Winser
J. R. Nash
Gibson
Brayden
Burns
Williams and Ross Handicap Starts Set for Gladstone Run
The list of starters for the Williams versus Ross handicap at Gladstone running around Cook's River shows competitors from Manus to Francis, with bib numbers and several spellings indicating a large field. The event begins at three o'clock tomorrow, featuring many local runners and clubs.
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Williams
Ross
Gladstone
Cook's River
Pam
M*manus
G. Bowen
V. Wheelahan
J. Nicholson
F. Fennan
W. Itogencamp
R. Davis
A. Warden
S. Brown
J. H. Semple
Booth
M. V. Morrissey
H. U. Breckearly
D. Applitt
BE. C. Fallon
D. W. M'Carthy
FL Russell
H. Jones
W. Rowlands
W. Wooller
C. C. Mackley
W. Roberts
R. Osgood
J. Quirk
W. Bruce
Treweek
Schuberg
A. Russell
H. Foy
J. Miller
M. Bettesworth
G. Brown
M. J. Wan
A. Emery
J. Jones
W. H. Filmes
J. Mattean
Francis
Billiards City Tattersall’s Tourney Round Two Results
The second round concluded with Eaton Jones defeating Blondricks by eight and M O'Brien beating Kerr by thirty eight. The third round draw includes W Edwards vs Eaton, Gardiner vs Clayton, Baker vs Benjamin, Cohen vs Cue, Moan vs Spot, Wallace vs Dawson, Corrigan vs O'Brien, and Corrington vs Frost, with assigned receipts and debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Tattersall
Eaton Jones i
T. Blondricks
M. O'Brien
J. Kerr
W. Edwards
Vv. R. Eaton
EB. J. Gardiner
Vy. A. Clayton
G. Baker
V. L. Benjamin
Cohen
Cue
EL Moan
Spot
ER. Wallace
V. M. Dawson
J. Corrigan
V. M. O'Brien
E. Corrington
T. Frost
Coursing meeting postponed to September 14 19
The Bangor complimentary meeting was postponed. The committee now plans to hold it on September 14 and 19 if the Sydney Coursing Club agrees to forego its fixtures for that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agif
Bangor
A.J
Sydney Coursing
Tram Conductor Patrick O Keefe Injured in Yard Collision
A tram conductor named Patrick O Keefe, 26, was struck by a car in Bridgestreet tram yards while crossing late Thursday night. He suffered serious injuries including a compound fracture of the left arm and was taken to Sydney Hospital by the Civil Ambulance Brigade. He resides at 28 Abercrombie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick O'Keefe
Bridgestreet
Sydney Hospital
Civil Ambulance Brigade
O'Keefe
Abercrombie Street
Chaining Aboriginal Prisoners At Wollar Sparks Debate
At a meeting of the Aborigines Board the chairman said he might strain the law for aborigines jailed at Wollar and moved to Mudgee while a report would be prepared. MLA Mr Chanter asked if chaining was true and urged a House discussion.
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Fosbery
Wollar
Mudgee
Chanter
M.L.A
Letter praises Major Savage over Bushmen depot camp
A correspondent cites a letter from Corporal Charles Liord of the New South Wales Bushmen Contingent dated Marandellas July 24 praising Major Savage. The trooper, recently out of hospital, says he is well and treatment was humane, with no heavy duty until fit for Bulawayo. He calls Savage a popular, capable officer and a good example of soldierly conduct.
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Evening News
Marandelias
Charles Liord
New South Wales Hushmen’s Con Oxent
Marandellas
Major Savage
Bulawayo
Pepper’s Ghost and Peppermint Cure A Nostalgic Verse
A compact verse praising Pepper’s Ghost as a grand illusion from days of yore. It jokes that modern conjurers cannot boast the same wonder and mocks contemporary tricks. The poet ends by touting Woods’ Peppermint Cure as a remedy for coughs and colds.
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Pepper
Shipping Arrivals and Departures From Rockton and Other Ports
Shipping arrivals list numerous vessels including Rockton from Cairns captained by Marcus M. Osborne with 2979 tons and passengers, G. S. Yuills and Company, Paroo agents, and others from Fremantle via Adelaide with 2665 tons under J. B. S. Medley. Departures include Zealandia bound for Auckland and N Z ports and Lacy Mabel for Napier, with multiple ships and passenger lists noted.
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Rockton
Marcus M. Osborne
Cairns
W. Lalpraik
R. A. Vallack
Bowden
B. Renwick
Messrs
A. Griffith
G. M. Roy
W. Lapraik
J. C. Harrison
F. Mackie
J. T. Ryan
A. Hughes
R. H. Lazarus
F. E. Davis
Adelaide
Melbourne
Griffin
Infant
Miss Howchin
J. E. Pascoe
Misa H. G. Long
Rogers
H. A. Dodwell
F. J. Clark
J. Rosenwing
A. F. Hunt
M'Indoe
A. H. Shearer
Cugens
Eliiout and
Child
K. Cubett
Misa B. Webb
G. M'Kenzie
A. Martin
Brown
J. G. Haggart
F. Gorman
J. Trimble
J. Porges
Plait
Misa Blair
Master Blair
A. Fernbach
Jtig
Gurus, Philp, and Company, Limited
Kallatina
J. Magee
Clarence
Henry
Leonard
Schaeffer
Quelch
Holloway
Missen Read
Fairweather
M‘dougall
Toole
Phemister
Stanborough
M'Lean
Graham
M.j.m‘donough
H. J. Foster
F.G. Fanning
H.de Lamb
W. E. Wilson
B. Schaefer
F. W. Schaeffer
F. Sceats
R. Holloway
T. Haynes
H. Barnes
D. K. Wilson
N. Company
St. George
B. Alley
Richmond Hiver
Mesdames Mason
Scotchman
Wakely
Scott
Johnstone
Studder
Asbury
Cornwell
Daley
Ricardo
Pillage
Caffery
Summerville
Roland
Hole
M'Gregor
Mason
N.C
Oonah
Eden
Mesdame
Allen
Gowing
Sheehan
Downton
Kollner
Abel
Sitorage
Friendship
Moses
Richmond River
B. M. Corrigan and Company
Ilawarra
Garde
South Coast
Coomanderry
Cunty
Shoalhaven
J. Aubin
Electra
W. B. Nelson
Mauuing River
Sydney
Aadrals Walker
Newcastle
Ilk
Moresby
Williams
New Britain
New Guinea
Buros, Philp, and Company
W. Quiranegal
Burketown
Zealandia
Auckland
N.Z
Lacy Mabel
Bytne
Napier
Noss
Chine
Maritime notes on ships around Fremantle and Sydney
High water at Sydney Cove. Vessels arrive and depart: G.M.3 Wilic from Bremen to Sydney. Australien from Colombo to Marseilles. Polynesien from Colombo to the colonies. India from Colombo to London. Stettin cleaned at Mort's Dock. Alameda due Sydney from San Francisco. Orizaba from Melbourne to Sydney. Kotaku from Clyde to Table Bay. Baxtern may arrive from Kobe. Falconhiuret reported wrecked off Madagascar. Passenger lists for Wilicad and other vessels. additional sailings and port reports across Fremantle, Natal, Durban, and Melbourne. various ships due or arriving in Sydney, Brisbane, Durban, and Newport.
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High Water
Sydney Cove
G.M
Wilic
Fremantle
Bremen
Sydney
M.M
Australien
Colombo
Marseilles
Polynesien
MM. Line
Colomoo
Colonies
Albany
R.M.S. India
P. and O
London
G.M.S. Stettin
Mort
R.M.8
Alameda
A. ‘Ins G
San Francisco
Circular Quay
R.M.S. Orizaba
Orient Line
Melbourne
Kotaku
Union Company
Purchase
Table Bay
Clyde
E. and A. Company
Baxtern
Kobe
Falconhiuret
Cardiff
Diego Buere
Madagascar
G.M.8
Wilicad
N.D.L
Porta
Thos. Etratham
Lovegrove
Elliott
Sam
A. Crawley
R. Harwood
H. Cordeavy
G. Desa
Washington
H. Lewis
Hyett
M. Wilemann
R.teeke
Dietrich
Miss Rasmussen
Kemp
Miss Shoest
Carl Schun
Hindson
C. Haer
M.ganun
John A. Clark
S. Mitchell
Hatazzi
Otto Lurmann
A. Dubve
Efele
Gee
Samuel Blum
Wernett Hall
New York
Lund
Woolloomooloo
South Africa
Natal
Isleworth
Berges
China
Pyrmont
Tweed Heads
North
Bayrea Bay
Excelsior
Ballina Bar
Clarence River
Port Macquarie
Eureka
Crndy Heads
Oakland
Wooton
Nelson's Bay
Sir George
Wanderer
Korumnah
Port Stephens
Newcastle
Namol
Countess of
Errol
Sophia Ann
Mabel
Hannah Nicholson
Isabelle
Violet Doepel
Bellinger
Balmain
Volador
Wrestler
Bellambs
Captain Cook
Wollongong
Mount Kembla
Wilson's Promontory
R.M S. Origaba
King’s Island
Ras Dara
Warrnambool
Capetown
Alcaide
Manerewa
N.Z
Euryalue
R.M.S. Australia
Gulf of Ancnd
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Greenwood
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Healey
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Wella
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Devus
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Marke
Hayter
Daverson
Blake
Rotany
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Annabel
Howard
Bauien Turner
Hambly
Keram
Bell
Ehir
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Ashfield Park
Ok Hapman
Ine Ide
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A. Hooker
Newham
Nardin
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F. Ieee
Bly
Waelly
Mahony
Hamlin
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Regan
Flynn
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Fullthorpe
Costello
Parsons
Windred
Dummett
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Willcox
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Daye
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Watern
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Denman
Talten
Hoppitt
Blackall
Worrison
Camden Street
Manly Federals
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Manly Oval
Coronal
Petersham
Napwood Park
Trothowan
Baldwin
Nelson
Mucholland
Dickle
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Peakr
Jay
Kennedy
Wood
Speend
Norwood Park
Sharp Peetsham Vy
Niccwond Park
Hugh
Baseball
the Bushmen
Hayfield
Aupuet
Leura
Captain Ellis
Towneville
D. L. Dryborough
Misa A. Dryborough
Mra
Jonseo and Child
Mra W. Gouch
and Mawster Hancorne
M. Broughwood
J. F. R. Hulk
J. Campbon
Misa Ferris
Rev. O'Brien
G. Stephene
Titera
J. Proud
Vincent
Port Pirie
Ynuill and Company
N. and
H.R
Boulden
Manolog River
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