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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
5
A plan to hold a Brand fete and art sale next April to aid the Sumen Home extension at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Suburban committees form to run stalls, with 34 cooperations in progress. The event will feature an AU Nutone Pair with a globe theme and material from various countries.
Calves offered for sale at the City Fairs auction yesterday included 80 yearlings aged about two years and under, with several consignments in the 38 to 25 range. Prices appeared lower than prior listings as bidders hatched interest amid brisk activity.
Mogg and Company Limited registered on November 23 under the Companies Act with £5000 capital in £1 shares to carry storekeepers business. Signatories include Mrs Lavina A Bridge and Mr A W Bridges among others. directors listed. At the Daltingherst Sessions Ernest Lamis pleaded guilty to stealing a watch and other items in two hours. Chief Secretary said government plans no money to chase able organizations to Christmas cheer for the poor. A single dose will relieve a cough. the text mentions cough remedies and vague medical advice.
A bustling Newmarket and Kensington card saw ten events including divisions and a run off. Outsiders like a 100 to 1 shot won, while Lacy Agnes and Pretty Polly captured divisions. Briscoe, Ophir, and Ind Coope impressed, and Bruce, Triford, and Meirimar traded victories for Walsh and the AJC.
In a congested racecard, Rosebery hosts the Main Handicap over furlongs with horses including Tin Oudiss Alexander Sand Rinette and Lady Cram among a field featuring Blather Siena Shandy and several others. The program also lists a Tourtean Handicap and a Fourteen Hands Handicap with runners such as True Love and Mala wi Athene as part of a dense lineup of entries and odds.
The St George Club announces Umra amended pennant team and two selected side groups. Pennant team includes Sutherland Keown Taylor Hynd Garden Munro Bradbury captain Mustom Mullilan Barnard. London teap lays de lists Meselhurst Burchart Crump captain. No 1B team lists Morris Hanks Primrose Mann captain Blasland Brooms Amery Wyaty captain Cornish Alderson Davies Kenwood captain. No 2B team lists Goode Gibbons Abel Marsden captain Jones Wallis Cooke.
The Anniversary Regatta Committee of 1910 will hold a goal meeting at the Hotel Australia in Castlereagh Street Sydney then a public meeting to inaugurate the 1911 event. The Sydney Dinghy Club will decide the first championship for footers and 10-footers on Saturday with courses around Fort Macquarie and Clark Island including Fort Denison. Entries include Queenie Acme Britannia and Jessie among others with prizes and divisions noted for the seaworthy craft. The Balwatn Amateur Club will sail nightly banding on Saturday starting near Mrs Gustie’s chair, with Creches and Tasman events listed and entrants named.
Mrs Lennie the drum ridden enthusiast attended the combined dingey clubs meeting on Wednesday night and presented ribbon prizes to Memars Ahern Myre and Piaber Queenie for their boats at the Stace Championship on Bathday. Boxing Cyclops Johnny Thompson and Hughie Me began all not meet at the Stadium with the light eight championship postponed until Saturday night.
The Western Suburbs Society held a Cootamundra pigeon race with results led by L. Taylor and J. Holloway. Woosley and C Cooper followed as top finishers. The yearling races concluded with a silver cap donated by Mr. Hordern. Members earned strong scores in the series, including Taylor, Holloway, and Woosley.
Handicaps in yards were issued for the East Sydney Club members in the two in team relay at Farm ers Rushcutter Bay Baths this evening. Officials for the Randwick and Coogee interclub handicap will oversee the event at Coogee Aquarium Baths Monday night. Close to 100 entries noted.
A fragmentary description notes Tolstoy experiments in England with soap modifications and a Tolstoy colony in Gloucester. It claims burnt title deeds prevented sustained private land ownership and hints at political tensions between Treehold and SeaSehold.
The first weekly meeting of the Shareholders of the Aerated Bread Company Limited was held at Pitt Street Sydney. Mr Arthur Rickard spoke on the progress made by the company and declared a dividend of 6 percent. Directors prefer a small steady dividend with reserves rather than a higher rate risking solvency. He reported steadily increasing earnings and gradual, safe expansion of operations. The balance sheet and report were unanimously adopted.
An elderly author extols Dr Mouse's Indian root pill as aiding digestion and strength in old age. The piece urges maintaining bowel health, appetite, and general vigor, sharing personal relief from age related weakness and endorsing continued use of the remedy despite past doubts.
New South Wales meets South Australia in the Sheffield Shield at the Sydney Cricket Ground. SA seeks a win to stay in title contention after two early matches. NSW lists changes and home advantage as Craw ford and Rees star for the visitors weigh in on a fast bowling lineup alongside Waddy and Emery for NSW.
In Brisbane tomorrow the South Africans will field a varied side of two NSW players, three Victorians, and six Queenslanders. The Australasian team promises a tough test for the Springboks with Sinclair expected to bat and a strong opposition lineup including Borth, Kortinog, Matthews, Macartney, Mortern, and Ryann. The match fallout and scores will be printed in the Evening News cricket edition around 6.95 pm.
The Manly St Matthew’s church land sale faces dispute over description errors including omitted roadway triangles. Council may not rename the parcel and risking damage to the church building as a result. Churchwardens and a council committee discuss the issue and await full council review.
Light showers disrupted morning training at Randwick with Breve Beert Rock and Lillie Lil among those on the seven furlongs. La Pistol and Pin Tail led others through six and five furlongs respectively. Numerous horses, including Debutante, Pol Dance, Lady Maisiar, and Gypsy Ta, clocked short fast sections on grass and all weather tracks. At Victoria Park, sparse workouts under rain featured several horses on mid to long gallops, with Orra and Morr Ligit among those pacing up to a mile and a half in various drill formats, while Master Mery and Newport posted sprint efforts.
A 13 year old boy, Porter,was swept into a stormwater channel near Annandale causing a rapid rush of water. Passersby Phlin Newland and Charles Wylf on Twylar Street reached him on a bridge and pulled him to safety. He was taken to a local hospital after the near drowning at the corner of Church and Elinabald streets.
A proposal by Alderman Davoren seeks three extra water wagons for silver watering duties. The surveyor refers to auxiliary wagons being imported from England to Sydney by year’s end. The waggons are meant to replace failing water carts and will be deployed on major works when ready, with no public count of vehicles announced.
The examiners panel under the Miner Inspection Act convened to certify mine managers. Names include Masters, Danvers Power, Cambage, and Milee as chair. results list candidates who presented for the optional subjects such as Mining Accounts and Mining Geology. Notable names include Bridges, Wilpon, Brown, Har, Laver, Mate, Warres, and Wilson with additional professionals in mining practice.
Exons and the Rapid Healer for sunburn noted in entries for January 8 and other meetings. Australian Jockey Club lists Sures Meeting 10. Ppermmnes and tall Jora particulars appear in partial listings. Brazen Bees mentioned among participants.
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