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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
15
Canterbury Park Races Produce Mixed Results Amid Rainy Day Attendance
A sizable crowd attended Canterbury Park racing with warm weather failing to fully improve track conditions. Concludes with results from multiple handicaps including Confetti’s victory over Loch Merv and Lady Ruenalf, and notable performances by Sacre Heliotrope Zrist with Trenchmore and Grattan notable in the Canterbury Handicaps.
Trenchmore and Loch Mery Lead Welter Handicap Result
Loch Mery wins the Welter Handicap over 6 furlongs at 7 to 4, with 70 starters racing for £188 stakes each. Virginian, Shimosé, Safari and others followed. Loch Mery times in 1 minute 16 and 3/5 seconds, with Elsa and Virginian among the placed rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Stirton
Virginian
Ammberite
Virginia
Gyrs
Lillyman
J. C. Finn
Loehiel Fulmingie
Sehmiere
Unrest in India as Viceroy Faces Conspiracy
Calcutta reports from November 20 show serious unrest across India with heightened police and garrison activity. Ambassadors prepare for the Viceroy's visit as police motorcycles and Gordon Highlanders bolster protection at Government House. The Viceroy warns of a conspiracy threatening the nation's future and vows firm action against Revolutionary and Treasonous elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Calcutta
India
Gordon Highlanders
Government House
Lucknow
Beritich
Eastern's Stowaways Spark Immigration Outcry in Australia
Melbourne reports the discovery of two stowaways on the Eastern at Sydney with Minister Batchelor asserting reliable information that another steamer recently brought 90 Chinese men to Australia. He warns the immigration watchdogs must not be defied and criticizes comprador practices in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Eastern
Sydney
Batchelor
Australia
Averalin
China
Small Fires Break Out in City and Botany Cottage
Shortly after 4 pm a fire at Mesers D Ferguson and Company 84 Clarence street damaged an iron box with clippings on the ground floor but was soon extinguished. Origin unknown. Another blaze hit Caroline Ada Luff’s cottage in Bobsyroad Botany roof damage from chimney spark. No. 2 Redfern Alexandria Waterloo Botany brigades responded saving the college. main damage to roof and sitting room. Building insured for £205 with furniture coverage unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers. D. Ferguson and Company
Mancora
Clarence-street
James Morgan
Caroline Ada Luff
Bobsyroad
Botany
Joseph Banks Grosod
Redfern
Alexandria
Waterloo
Exhibition matches enthrall crowd at Double Bay Courts
In clear weather a large crowd watched Alexander of America and A W Dunlop defeat home players A B Jones and G W Wright by 6-3 6-4 6-4. The match featured sharp volleys, strong serves, and notable backhand returns as the visitors edged the home pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
America
Sporsmaenship
Australgos
A. W. Dunlop
A. B. Jones
G. W. Wright
Kachement
Dunlop
Wright
Jones
Dunlops
Loval
Duslop
Wrest
Alxander
Oall Dunlop
Alesander
Wilson
Kipp
Arul
Cooly
S. Dowar
Cagghoun Beach
Miss Grinch
Dous
Orh
Dr. Sharp
Dr. Pockley
Cycling Carnival At Marrickville And Annandale Sports Ground
Marrickville and Annandale Cycling Club carnival held at the Sports Ground this afternoon. Heat and final results feature Slevin, Dredge, Weston, Gr lam, and Brewer with wins in sprints and mile events, margins by wheel and length, plus a farmer winning a two mile dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrickville
R. G. Gr Lam
HH. H. Watson
W. S. Knox
Woo
Annandale Club
A. C. Weston
A. Hates
Éeyd
Willmore
W. Shephard
A. J. Powell
Victorian political crisis unsettles Melbourne scene
Melbourne reports a unsettled state political climate as the Governor remains silent on major issues while Mr. Beni delivered a Bendigo speech touching on the position but offering no clear declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Erleis Ieet
Beni
Bendice
Monster Benefit in Aid of the Poor at National Amphitheatre
A benefit event in Sydney will be staged at the National Amphitheatre by Mr James Brennan on Friday evening. The National Vaudeville entertainers perform a special programme, with Jack Jumazon the colored champion playing bass and boxing with THM Lang. An exhibition of ball punching and shadow boxing will also take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydnnes
James Brennan
Vandeville
Jack Jumazon
Thm Lang
Wa verley Pavilion Opening ceremony at cricket oval
The opening of the new pavilion at the Wa verley Cricket Oval was conducted with officials from the Wa verley District Cricket Club and sponsors presenting a gold prize. The event marked a milestone for the local club and its supporters as the pavilion was handed over for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley Cricket Oval
Meyer
Alserman Watkins
Te Reprecentaives
Waverley District
Race at Homebush Carbine Wheel Final heats
The Carbine Wheel Race final was run over 1 f mile at Homebush. Watson won by a nose from Lip with Latery third, Powell fourth, Summers fifth, and Coleman fifth. Lip set the fastest time with 6.50 to Watson's 6.50, while Latry posted 6.50 and Coleman 1 minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawtboy— Madlin
4Yra
Dat
Barden
Fortmioasue
Milli
Oyre
Very ‘Ganny
Utm
Lagrasier
Ted
Conus
Very Casny
Tad Siskier
Laas Aster Uhea Welt
Ake
Ulmus
Miltimer
Bosmey
Jasc
Tine
Ios Dare
Hoshbush
Watson
C. BE. Lip
G. EB. Latrry
A. Powell
J. Summers
E. J. Coleman
Blip
Wittin
Motor Boating Club races at Cremorne NSW
The Motor Boat Club of NSW held two events at Cremorne for boats rated at 29 mph and for boats with 1 mile speed over a horse. Results list Merfe Doodin Kelvin Lb New fw Garker and others in the first race, and Cheu-Chou Welzitit Mate Rolshy in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Boat Club of
N.S.W
Cremorne
Welzitit
Henry
Mate
Rolshy
Late shipping notices from December ports and departures
Global shipping brief lists cargo movements and passenger terms. Aprivale December entries note various crews and consignments from Coelhonseltyth Peet with Bene Mokhowis, plus departures to London Leiden Melbourne and Port Stephens. Names include Giamia Norty Acetins etau Thrhirnan and Juncereen from Tweed River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giamia
Etau Thrhirnan
Weather forecast for Commopeealin region and North Coast
Unclear text outlines a coastal weather outlook with cloudy periods, clearing, and warm temperatures. Mentions SE coast of New Boull Woleons and nearby areas with mixed winds. A general forecast notes possible morning showers and a thunderstorm event on Friday with varying rain chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
iWean
New Boul Woleons
New Sealand
Nemhery
Weoleodg
Eastern Suburbs Swim Club 10 Yard Handicap At Brook Baths
Results from a busy day of handicap swimming include multiple heats at Brook Baths with F Alifite, A Cable, BH Wood, J Haigh, J Halgh and others placing in first heats and finals. Times varied. notable winners included Woolf Alldriit Cable Haigh Lithgow Haigh and others across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Suburbs
the Brook Baths
F. Alifite
Bailey
Bond
Mia
A. Cable
Gascoline
Well G. Tim
Duun
Viats
BH. Wood
C. Poulier
D. Mitcheli
Gua
If. Woolf
P. Alldriit
Imia
Rese Bay
Gent
Rone Bay
Ils Attermeen
J. Halgh
Teec
Egtese
F. Martin
Fiaec
I. T. Sinclair
J. Hogan
Imin
HL. Cocksedge
Bec
He Weltandt
Fer
Ederborough
Iésec
Imin Iisen
D. Poel
Sec
G. von Temmer
M. Michael
Mr. Iren
Hespice
A. D. Hill
H. Geek
G. Roberts
C. Mann
A. Westbury
Sere
L. Grieve
Tsee
Bser
A. DB
T Frere
Imin Ff
Bsac
Syiney Cink
W. Cuserk
P. Poswte
F. Commins
Towch
PS Teheec
Sedney Club
J. Tort
G. Wid
Wiean
Rh. Coelierban
AL Wardawrerth
V. Evans
E. Healey
P. Keely
W. Green
Boy Narrowly Escapes Fall From Steamer Lady Napier
A boy, who slipped on a plank at Bi phen street wharf, nearly fell into the river but grabbed a plank and was hauled to safety by another man from the steamer Lady Napier. Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery claims to make sure cures, with a curious numeric note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abov
Biphen-street
Ind
SAILING RESULTS FROM SYDNEY SQUADRONS AND HANDICAP
The report lists races from the Sydney Yacht Squadron and Sydney Plying Squadron with heats and final placements for multiple boats including Petrel Nebeck Eileen Ben-my-chree Zanita Eileen Crescent VII Archer Austra Seat and Blanch. A close finish noted between the scratch boats in the handicap race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotal Sydney Yacht Squadron
MarCormick
Thoma
C. Lloyd-Jones
Petrel
Nebeck
Rawhit
Brocities
Sydney
Armus Ig
A. Emilihi
Crosenat
W. Tuan
Ben-my-chree
E. Brown
Zanita
F Leach
Eileen
W. Read
Webb
Blanche
T. Sherer
Vision
W. Duncan
Maritana
Trayes
Seat
P. Cowied
Crescent VII
Archer
Mindly Harbor
Nowiew
N. Browshion
Amanita
C. Lyons
Dart
J. Sharp
Wages for Centennial Colliery Stolen in Transit
Report says funds intended for wages at Centennial Colliery Curlewis were drawn from Union Bank Tamworth and shipped by train, but the money vanished while in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curlewis
Union Bank
Tamworth
University v North Sydney cricket match at University Oval
University 253 in first innings, North Sydney all out for 229. Minnett took 2 for 65, Willcocks claimed 6 for 36, Allen 6 for 18, Stack 1 for 14, Butler 1 for 23. University won by 24 runs on first innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Minnett
Willcocks
Allen
Stack
Butler
University
Central Cumberland First Innings and Other Cricket Notes
Summary of Central Cumberland innings with Waddy Bannerman Pye and Barry among scorers, plus Sydney second innings with Pite Watsford and Bannerman. Bowling by Ayres Cranney Antill and others. Burwood and Paddington results noted with bowling analyses. Petersham and Middle Harbor match details included with wickets, runs, and bowling figures for each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Cumberland
EB. L. Waddy
Bannerman
Finneran
Ada
Fuller
Rev
B. F. Waddy
An¢É
Grant
Cranney
Wright
Pye
S.cescesessseses
Taylor
Flameran
Cody
Mulligan
Smith
Aytos
Barry
Grant W
Ceescerancser
Soral Cancingeeveeerswstershespaseessarees
Fluneran
Pite
Graot
S.eses Sundries
Onings
Watsford
Redfern Ta l nages and local cricket notes
Fragmentary OCR notes mention players Redfern Riddell Barnes Hartigan and Goddard with scattered references to TF Barnes Jordan Proud and 106. No coherent event details or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
Riddell
Lbw
Bert
Barnes
Aneevarese Goddard
Hartigan
Bamford
Bowling analysis and innings result at Relfera match
Proud took 1 for 7, Bamford 2 for 3, Macartney 0 for 79, Bergrava 1 for 53, Easrtlzay 0 for 38. Relfera won the first innings by 3 wickets and 4 runs in a low scoring game.
Waverley Defeats Middle Harbor In First Grade Match
In a Sydney Cricket Ground 2 fixture, Waverley beat Middle Harbor by 76 runs on first innings. Waverley posted eight wickets in their first innings, with Cropper taking 4 for 94 and Row 1 for 00, while Middle Harbor struggled with Cropper, Keplt and Tait among the bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley
Middle Harbor
Sydney Cricket Ground
Cropper
Row
Wallon
M’mahon
Baker
Cochrane
Innlogs
Calvert
Sheppard
Petersham vs Burwood at Alexandria Oval match snippets
Petersham faced Burwood at Alexandria Oval in a multi-innings cricket report. The scoreline shows Burwood fell short while Petersham declared on 281 lead, with detailed bowlers' figures and subsequent innings progress across several clubs including Randwick, Addington, and Paddington, concluding North Sydney Oval play summaries.
Central Cumberland vs Balmain First Innings Summary
Central Cumberland wins on first innings for 4 runs after a low scoring start. Bowling highlights include Joyce taking 2 for 42 and Coyle contributing 1 for 37. Balmain’s innings saw Pratt, Henderson, and Daley among the top scorers as both sides posted modest totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Joyce
Coyie
Newtown and Redfern Match at Erskineville Oval
Newtown won the toss and batted first, Carroll run out for a duck, Wilson out, Rares dismissed by Louden for 0, Hayes out for 5, Treineway 0, Wells bowled by Grummet for 18, Mills bowled by Trethowmy for 2, Sagpers out to Grummett for 2, Langley out for 0 as play progresses at Erskineville Oval with Newtown fielding first against Redfern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomings
Newtown
Carroll
Secre
Wilson
Rares
Louden
Hayes
Treineway
Wells
Grummet
Seeccesseass
Trethowmy
Second Grade Scores Report from Sydney Competition
In the Second Grade competition Mosman scored 15 points, Glebe 12, University 5, North Sydney 7, Waverley 3, oldern and Faddington 4 each, Newtown 3, Leichhardt 0, Burwood and Central Cumberland 1 each, Randwick 3, Petersham 4, Sydney unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giebe
Central Cumberlin
Waverley
University
Petersham
Redfern
North Synacy
Balmain
Middle Harbor
Paddington
Gordon
Burwood
Sydney
Mosman
Glebe
North Sydney
Odlern
Faddington
Newtown
Leichhardt
Gentral Cumberland
Owe
Randwick Owes
Fetersham
Too Late for Classifieds Ad Listing Note
Fragmentary advertisement note from page 5 7 mentions owners in Balmais and Gordon with unspecified debts or dues. Text is garbled but indicates a late classified listing and financial obligations. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
Mosman trounces Randwick and Glebe claims win in tight fixtures
Vii Grade Mosman 201 defeats Randwick 69 21 and Gi 32 with key scores by Higgs 26 Tali 31 and Nor mach 21. Jaunzon 6 for 37 White 4 for 8 Terry 4 for 50 Rogers 4 for 14 led bowling. Waverley beat Waddington by seven wickets at Waverley Oval. seors were 180 in first innings and 102 in second. Glebe beat Pettranam at Birchgrove Oval by 23 runs with Peterazom Taylor II contributing 63 and Wotehis taking 5 for 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosman
Bath
Higgs
Tali
Normach
Hassermey
Anauraom
Randwick
Benny
Kies
Oomly
Obwinlogd
Msaan
Jaunzon
White
Terry
Rogers
Waverley
Waddington
Waverley Oval
Iaulnee
Poddlegs
Glebe
Pettralam
Birchgrove Oval
Inainge
Giebe Royal
Zeburia Af “Os
Peterazom Taylor II
L Wotehis Ase
Wictkein
Glebe Clubs Regatta at Lane Cove in 19th Century Rowing Meet
The Glebe Rowing Club hosted its 28th annual regatta at Lane Cove this afternoon featuring Maiden Fours open to associated clubs. Teams from Balmain, Sydney, Enterprise, and Glebe competed in multiple events with several boats earning wins by short margins, though no official times were recorded for some races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giehe
Balmain Rowing Club
W. G Howell
Cchafield
T ‘“Arker
DC. Ratgenstwircke
Ccasase- Sidavy Rowing Club
H. F. Pike
B. Phelp
SB. B. Bally
R. LeiHadettiairoxe
F. Sovidley
Cox
Odengetosapgninea Meorenzi Y Roeatag Club
A. Calling
J. T. Malpheon
RR. McLury
Bh. Bucklandatrowe
J. Crivk
Rem
Peneseeee Glebe Rowing Club
Uppaouan
W Vase
G. M.chymont
J. Nevers
Elfose
M. Grabem Foot
Lele Sheardt
Saimais
Enterprise
Dat- Veraliy
Sydney
A. Andreson
D. T. Drake
W. Jones
J. Swalin
RK. Bowen
Berg
B. Gaten
W. J. Stanley
T. & Maxton
Atrokenes
M. F. Johirom
N.S
A. Eerie Oy
A. Collinge
Munch
Tander -Berc
Marcia
EH Neville
BR Srey
Esedgunisensers
OMEGA
We Men
Wittemp
Let
Eanreny
Dickerson
Sinert
W. G. Baffin
C. Posers
Spain
A. W. Johngon
M. Ryan
Probert
W. Jenkings
Jenkings
Eax
Club Fentor
V. Dickerson
N. Chouging
A. ML Merfineten
T. Mmekersen
RS. Walker
W. Vase
C. Clymont
H. Hop- Mimsom
Weer
G. Woetta
J. Kelly
A. Dea
J. M. Hall
T. Hughes
C. Stewart
M. Marnes
Smin
Wahrooms post and telegraph office tenders opened
Meldoven Saturday reports tenders for Wahrooms post and telegraph office will close Monday December 21. Revenue from Sydney and Melbourne telephone fines shows a £96 15s 0d week. A bill to amend the Post and Telegraph Act aims to authorize use of a New Zealand automatic franking machine. Postmaster-General cables New Zealand premier to check contrivance reliability.
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Meldovent
Sydney
Melbourne
Post and Telegraph Act
Pearce
Senate
Tereday Nest
Postal Department
New Zealand
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