Horse racing at Rosebery Park meeting overview
A Victorian era racing report describes a Rosebery Park meeting with a notable event where a horse named Nowra Madd won comfortably in the servait. Favorite Zeba placed second as the field faced strong entries. The article mentions a forthcoming Liverpool race and notes bets and entries for Craighton and Canterbury events, with Dandy moving to Mosman's Bay for beach work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebery Park
T. Flemmive
Hivit
Favorita
Zeba
Bret
Nowra
Abe Rau
Matier
Hwon
Patrime
Wyedal Lalu
Gokiven
Laf Paz
Mia
Park Peake
Canterbury
Satur Ar
Dandy
Mosman's Bay
Ford de
Racing notes from Queensland and New South Wales
The article reports on multiple horse racing items including Brisbane and Warwick Farm entries and weigh-ins. It notes horses like Olly Lady Enid Gozo Foegelding and Waterway, with training moves to various stables and upcoming race meetings. It mentions delays in entry deadlines, scratched horses, and the death of hurdler Sir Edward, a horse with significant promise from Lord Alington's stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loch Lechin
Brisbane
Wele
Hussey
Gonda
Enid
West Atalsland
Gozo
Foegelding
Tucka Tut
Warwick Farm
Ossterbury Park Club
Taitervall
Carrington
Bunewahl
Hwan
Queensland
Tesay
Aelveller
Tright Moarti
Melbourne
Blea Beorge
Fira
Lady Went
Atatrale
Jock
Breedem
Los
Bigtea
Wairiri, the Witwer
Fremualle
Adelaide
Scoble
Bamarat
Crain
Winar Aquarius
Bendigo
Wnil
Rainer
H. Counnelly
Phvate
Eunard
Tootal
Edward
Aljion
Addicvnn
Edward Ndt
Anniversary Regatta Committee Meets at Hotel Australia
Aquatics notes report the Anniversary Regatta committee gathering at the Hotel Australia to elect officers and review reports from waiting subcommittees. Sydney Sailing Club met at Denton’s Hall with Commodore W. Nuiting presiding. officials appointed for Saturday’s races and a list of A Class entries including Kerik, Southern Crow, Plover, Tiawhiba, Flying Fish, and others with prize allocations. The entry list in A Class remains open until 8 o'clock this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Australia
Sydney Sailing Club
Denton's Havel
King-street
Commodore W. 4
Nuiting
Concion
A. Jonex
G. Dew
Joe Green
Steamer
J. Alrnie
Handleanprr
Coblina
Fvlass
TE. Roberta
4. Jones
J. M'Kay
Kerik
C. Taylor
Southern Crow
J. J. Macken
H. Forster
W. Anderson
Flying Fish
Merk Poy
Donnetly
A, Holmes
Chris, Webb
W. Moston
Close
Limited
Sulla
Youne Harry
F, Wichardson
Guinevere
R, Green
Wythorn
T. Tl
Ils
HL Lane Tord
Thello
J) Murton
Ena
D. B. Lloyd
Majestic
Cunkibery
Auckland AA Club holds 120 yard Invitation Scratch Hurdles
The Auckland Star reports the Auckland AA Club meeting on November 21 where the highlight was the 120 yard Invitation Scratch Hurdle Race featuring G W Smith of Auckland and M A Roseingrave of Sydney. The event drew a count of top entrants including Purdie Tasspetwarn and G W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland “Star
Purdie
G. Wo Smith
Auckland
M. AL. Roseingrave
Sydney
G. W. Smith
Australian hurdle race ends in dramatic finish
Crowds cheered as the Australian sprinter led the field over the final hurdles with a clear margin. Smith won decisively after Rhinebrandt struck a jump, setting an Australasia record and surpassing Harold Baker and A. Holder's previous mark. The meeting also featured a joint handicap at West Sydney, with L Harrison taking easy win and Jarrett and Goodsir among the officials. The New Zealand championship will be held at Lancaster Park Christchurch on December 22 with entries due December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atefin Ksmith
Roveingrave
Kuscingruve
Rasein
Krave
Smith
Wie Umukeepers
Uie
Linda
Harold Batger
A. H. Holder
Kyanzlein
Sat Bualth
Margit
West Sydney
Dimelet A.A
Hitcherow
L. Harrison
A. Jarratt
Iliya
Goodsir Gye
Wyse
Jarrett
B. Jonax
G. C. Murdoch
W. Wrenford
Julees
Ay Gu
Wood
R. Reid
New Zealand
Lancaster Park
Christccurch
Sac
Reruznion
Amateur Athletic Association
Emipies Close Co
Rules for New South Wales amateur billiards championship
Delegates at the Sports Club draft a code governing the amateur billiards championship of New South Wales. It covers match rules under British and Irish billiards, entry eligibility, byes, drawing method, and the role of the NSW Sports Club Limited in control, with the tournament set for May 1001 and a ban on anyone who turns professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Sous Wales
Ealie
Billiard Association of
Great Britain
Treland
Australia
New
Beslan
Nis
American cyclist Stinson sets new world lime cycle record
An American cyclist named Stinson reportedly raised the world lime cycle record by covering 30 miles 0 yards in 16 minutes. The prior mark belonged to Hugo Frances with 2 miles 1111 yards. A Paris bike meet featured Union fastet cyclists from France and Moyers of Holland. The Waratah Rovers Club hosted a social and a moonlight run with members and guests, including Ribel Groch returning from England and the Venuvant, who presented a club badge facsimile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Stinson
Hugo Frances
Lusum
Paris
Moyers
Holland
Jangnella
Cooper
Sampahe
Laat Sal
Waratah Rovers Club
Marrickville
Hs Rigor
Mies Ribel Qroch
Availlars
Tsi
England
Rune
Sydney carnival events set for December 15 at Parmer Domain Bath
The Amar Sports Club hosts a multi event program at Hunter Street venue with a list of competitors including W. Ragan G. Hancox J W Naily A Morvombe and many others. The Best Sydney Schcoming Club carnival will feature the 4W yards Amateur Championship with B Cav as current holder and state allotments announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Biporum Club
Cayill's
W. Ragan
G. Hancox
A. Morvombe
J W Naily
BR. Wilson
Ho Needham
Howe
J. O'Connor
E. Hopkins
Hopkinson
Moriell
G. Slovlitnly
Aipsam
Re Parker
J. Russell
S. Suttoo
W. Barry
A. Bail
J. Davidson
M’farland
R. Bessett
Storrow
G. M'Chy
Woot
McCarney
Ryan
Tribes
Evenue
Amar
Hunter-street
Sydney Schcoming Club
South Australia pick XI for New South Wales clash in Adelaide
South Australia named a near identical side to the one beaten by Victoria for the Test beginning December 1 in Adelaide. Jarris replaces Pellew, with Green as manager and Callaway as umpire. New South Wales team to depart Tuesday. The Smith Premiership Lees Shield sixth series concluded with Peorth over St Marys, Castlereagh, Penrith Railway, and Mount Druitt. Moore Park club evening celebrated a photo gift to Alderman Warne, with toasts to the Moore Park Cricket Association and visiting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australis
New South Wales
Adelaide
Hil
Jones
GS Gullen
Sayin
Jarvis
Atak
Reedihall
Travers
Matthews
Stuart
Policw
Victoria
Jarris
A. Pellew
New South
Peorith
St. Marys
H. Price
Hamblin
B. Upton
St Marys
Barlow
Bmt
Springwood
Emu
Evans
A. Bunyan
W. Bunyan
Castleveagh
Penrith’ Railway
Penrith
Gasidereagh
Smith &, Childs
Penrith Railway
C. Howell
W. Payne
J. Lathlaen
Mount Druitt
Emu A
Castlereagh
Peorth
Moore Park View
Warne
Moore Park Cricket
Vik
Moore Park Cricket Association
Alderman Walia
C. Gldan
Dy Messrs
FF. J. Tramwides
J. Briscoe
North Sydney Cricket Club
F Gow
Centennial Park Cricket Association
Glen Webb
Centenial Park Cricket Association
Dewna
Mith
Rewards
Dhan
Camwell
Law
Code
Nd Knight
Balmain Juniors Cricket Trials and Matches Report
Balmain Junior cricket encounters feature Balmain Juniors against St Johns and Five Dock with scores 158 and 174 at Warateh, while Five Dock bowler Hall impresses. Other fixtures include Rozelle and Trafalgar results, plus Imperial A games and Druida Competition notes with mixed performances and standout bowlers such as Brooks Maxwell Stringer and Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmain
Baturdi Bunlight
Peters
Clyner EA
Meainat
Barlabrae
Merchant Ty
Magers
Earisbraw
Son
Mayle Utes Toe
Hipherta
Fy Maxhe‘bon
Maynard
Halmali East
Carroll
St John's
Wiewetm «Ors
St. John's
Buller
Aye
M’'Slilien
Baldhain
Warateh
Riley
Boughton Gn Mp
Maxwell
Bases
Valvo Bor
Lease
Mochier
Cooper
Edwards
Millen
Rowelle
Pru YA
Stringer
Minnaigh
Bax
Lenak
Muckler
Rozelle
F. Stringer
W. Stringhear
Mstrict
Nabby
Beeres
Dhe
Fridihattam
Campbell
Donald
J. Simpson
Alesandur
West
M'igibes
Cashbell
Biurson
Gary
Rose
Witbon
Burky
Hwckeed
Opening of new bowls green at Rookilale Boxing Day
The St George's Dowing Club plans to open the new green at Rookilale on Boxing Day with President Mr. Joan Young presiding. Members from affiliated clubs will attend as matches among treasurers and rinks proceed from 1 to 5 pm, with trophies awarded and plans to represent clubs in the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Dowing Club
Rookilale
Wae Dowling Ansgelanion
Joan Young
Elobe
Twesbers
Ad Om
Lyon
Uid
Ube “Association
Vertex
Hull-Towr
Wihelbe Tel
Young
Freelent Lister
Ammemien
Tesnonse
Rik
Viubs
Pregl Vent Young
Premier hearing on Glut Council park fencing funds
At a Monday sight meeting in Avnendale the council received a message from the Glut Council. A November 55 meeting at Glebe Town Hall discussed a request from the Under Secretary for Laide for affixed details and estimates for endorning chip eround fencing costs. The Minister of Laude on November 22 indicated inability to provide the required funds. Deputation urged Premier interview to secure money, promising to supply trees later. Members decided whether to pursue Premier interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avnendale
Kmitoatin
Property Sales Show Market Lull As Auction Plans Falter
Readable notices reveal a stagnant estate market with expected federation boom. Auctions of Luna St Joseph's Building Society plots and Ryan's Quarters parcels sprawl across Campbelltown, Paddington, and Darling Point, with prices ranging from modest cottages to sizeable blocks fronting Kent Street and Wigram Road. Notable holdings listed include Ryan's estate allotments, The Darling Voutrosd, and properties in Forest Lodge, Summer Hill, and Marrickville, amid cautious investor interest and pending clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
St. Joseph's Bulliing Society
Evclus Tormy
Shess
Patroulard
Sricya
Moses
Richardeau
Wrench
Wity Tani
Kitenherh
Lis Fastra
Ryan's Estate
Willoughby
Campbelltown
Chassywood
Mesars
Hardie
Gorman
Elly Yond
Kent-street
Leneniald
Elizabeth Way
Ike Parramala
Momelusl
Am Thotreet
Summer Hill
Dell Fog
Wigram-road
Forest Lodge
North
Anwadale
Arnelisie
Eva
Prndorink
Alexandria
Ryan
Willis Ie
Bork
Taal
Darling Point
Thy Wharf
Vad Frost, Lug Wigh-sireut, Henri, “E01! Jana. Tromlag Stacion-atroyt, Pembly
Tony Bye
Winseteret
Ing Belmore-street
Penrith
Ulm
Aumett
Featiern
Bwldings
Liviunone Road
Marrickville
Natn Bathurel
Springwood
Nerer
Yor
Alrenta
Kaondba
Mears
Goyder Frathers
Carlton
Wardet
Marricdeville
Sandgate
Bonny
Officiel
Newtown
Hugh
Eastern
Chatswood
Mort's Road
Mortoite
Chatewood
Local theater at Dantetlows' Hall features varied cast and songs
The performance titled The Game of the Golden Exes entertained at Dantetlows' Hall with cast members Mensis Leeds Pacioa Tainton W John Chapman Hancock cott and others. New scenery by Geo Rerds enhanced the show while songs were performed by Ross Hancock and others. Crowd filled the venue as proceeds went to Manly Cottage Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantetlows’ Hall
Auccesa
Cheeen
Mensis
O. Leeds
J.D. Pacioa
Tainton W. John
0. Chapman
Mra Oedea
J. Patines
Geo Rerds
Jee Ross
Mise Hancock
Jomcott
W. Lirmeh
Onden
Ieeda My
Jewin
Howe
Treamursr
Manly
Howpstad
Parliamentary clash over Rockstown property resumptions
The House debated compensation for land resumed under the Darling Charter Wharea Rescription Act, detailing estates and buildings including St Patrick's Church Convent and Holy Trinity Church. Costs were uncertain, with estimates around £600,001, while government projects and railway bills dominated proceedings, and ministers pushed for urban improvements and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Bilge
Rxarutive
Conneil
Br. Patrick’s Chureh
Beioela
Preby
Tory
Stu Fund
Grosvenor, Glousester
Harrington Etroela
Kent-atrest
Argyleontreet
Trinity Avenue
Lower Port-atrwat
Argyle-atreet
Cullen Auld Lew
Wentdee
Vatizar
Garry
Dublin
Erasaarton
Bulior
Blank
Gree
Commonwealth
Literpoa
Municipal Ewa Hill
Dees Buea
Wil
Sve Gentral Haliiny Ridlson
Procession debate at Parliament House provisions for Commonwealth celebrations
Members discuss erecting a grand stand in front of Parliament House for the Commonwealth celebrations and the impact on vegetation, with questions about invitations, VIPs, and vehicle arrangements. The Municipalities Bill is debated with adjournment motions and opposition concerns over legal status of forty municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillam
Wera Iy
Wise
Enediog
Calcatta
Umhed
Grafton-Casino
Gmiahun
Temoye-Wyaiong Railway
Waremmachine Atapes
Tbs
Neill
Willian Lin
Water and Board
Miller
Ma Nella
Willis
J.C. L. Pitapatrick
Tour
Louk
Mr. O'Carmar
Cuit Comatitu
Mr Haynes
Henry Pur
W. Lyne
Wealcorte
Em, Clark
Ile Omin
Langheer
Sir W. Lyne
Taylor
Hip
Bea
Cotonis Seereirr
Blanding
Bret Cine
William Lyne
Lee
Lyree
Plese
Brunker
Disputed will case shadows 19th century probate scene
The article reports a lengthy probate dispute over a will involving Jeremiah Corway and executors amid petitions and allegations of undue influence. It notes the will’s terms directing a trust, distributions to Cardigel Moran and others, and related court proceedings. The report also mentions a separate case involving a Mr Warren and a trial with a verdict and sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jéremia
Weny
Famlic
Befus le Gralacy
Yale Jusalew
Walter
Predivick Wiliam Langien
Mentor
Miele
Dor McUuruam
Clewech
Aces
Eanateyue
Ike
Sumeory
Abdervi Ardine
Michefinivin
Wits
Mary Tatehe
Fidel
Gulyix
Galvin
Unclear Shipping Ledger Fragments With Mixed Names
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of shipping related terms and scattered proper nouns. The legible items mention crates, cargos, and various names such as Capeain Wl, Samath Com, and Parro Meals deh, without coherent narrative or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coston
Saponin
Sarte Wesson
Kamion
Publican Swindled and Robbed in Broadside Theft
A peculiar OCR fragment recounts a publican named Tenerin swindled in a robbery during a night at a tavern. The text misreads names and places, but indicates a theft involving money and items, with references to a suspect and a later pursuit or capture. The garbled report suggests a crime scene, a suspect possibly named Geeta, and a confusing ledger of details.
Threatened to Kill Man in Custody Case at Rum Forest
A man named Giese Caartoo Toumlay Catherton W Conner faced charges for threatening Harriet Eube Derk at Rum Forest. The court ordered his detention and a separate hearing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giese Caart
Catherton
Conner
Waren
Beneseirest
Cinpeniors
Prewmeind Agaiset
Harriett
Eube Derk
Shafrais
Bewtand
Rum Forest
Com
Nuvamier
Ranewunenen
Thursday Mails From Silent Page Teases Readers
An unreadable OCR fragment suggests a local column on Thursday mail items. Content remains unclear but hints at partial notices or brief items authentic to a newspaper page. No named individuals or organizations are discernible in the readable text.
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Ture
Giticura
Bathgate
Phiasken Cranee
Wilay
Cartun
Croer
Draper
Credit Byatem
Co-Operative Coupon Co., Ltd
Mzshange
Corrans
Byoney
George-Street
BHAVD
AOS
CPF
Strand
Church-Street
Parramatta
Hunter. Street
Wewcastle
Miou-Street
West Maitland
Ballarat
Wexdico, Omelong
Mente Australla
Cricket
Parliament
Legislative Council
Faigh
Terry Soved
Homer
Anliee
A. Chapman
Mir Carrathers
Eepariet
COOMA
Oam
Peale
Nimitybeile
Bombale
Twlegaye
Comanreetet
Yeuamo
Vrrwich
Deine Cosalreelal
Elena
Ubueauey
Weddery
Omty
Mount Kapeesain
Prombeet
Ernie
Mulea Ngate Gilshor
Alfieck
Bauer
Tom
Justin
Tip House
Norte
Isusaia
Aljeceren
Uctier Aiilie
Beth Billing
Greed University Library Ett
O'nlilean Vidalster
Tor Wareel
Yeeaurdiary
Mit
Tee Iie Fommilien
Pat
Sullivan
Saileay
Waleb
Penditare
Faleer
Air Fusiliieany
Canloe Traterneta
Ablow
Oluiliran
Thiasatt
Bator Tor
Shearers Arcimrmedale
Severn
Canwii
Willem Trey Belece
Austin Sempann
Imre
Fohen
Mrary
Shin
Wess
Ferliet
Mawthoree
Caton
Mubony Feemen Raitt
Milan
Ceapmie Oe
Clark
TL Clark
Legislative Assembly
Engliet Mall
William Warren
Makitiox
Ig Beara
Gil Lee
Sam Fee
Wold Tea
Riward Tenerin
Desler
Niobe Toney Peart
Weber
Wilcene
Sk Beting
Sorat
Arweard
Paul Bly
Hennemars
Mer
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