Racing meet at Epping promises strong entries and fair results
A busy program at Epping reveals five events with solid entries. Entries close with Mr AB Bateman handling completions up to 5 Day. Tomorrow’s flying handicap and six and four furlong events feature Trini Mandicay Rosebery Park contenders and a Kensington trial planned for Wednesday. Nearby notes: Lady Isabel, bred at Wilton Park, won the Munlen Stakes at Keontingon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epping
Ab, Bateman
AJ Uunlicap
Trini Mandicay
Wandi‘cap
Rosebery Park
Kensigton
Wednewlay
Barris
A. Menningham
Launceston
Atiendanta
Corow
Ben
Cocos
Karkham Stud
Im Rhio
Rensington Yesterdy
Punters Sever
St. John
Silver Rose
Omis Nevagion
Wail
Sparrow
Neringman
Lady Isabel
Keonington
Wilton Park
Haut Hriou
Miss West
Olber
Lady
Sabel
Aspandale Park
Postique
Positano
Bangle
Begs Diatrict Jockey Club
Adam Bede
Gallimore
Kensington
Grange
Kileay
Another Wonderful Cure by Cuticura
A woman with five years of severe itching and bleeding eczema describes complete relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She recounts repeated failures with doctors and medicines, notes rapid improvement after the first treatment, and urges others to contact her in Bellevue Michigan for reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyerson
Altie Etson
Bellevue
Mich
Itching Eczema Cured by Cutiura Soap Ointment Pills
An old advertisement proclaims Cutiura Soap, Ointment, and Pills cure itching eruptions including eczema and dandruff. It claims relief from itching, burning, scaling, hair loss, and crusting, asserting the remedy’s extraordinary virtues and universal applicability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasis
Chen
Orme
Kieran dominates Australasian swimming titles at Mristano
Kieran swept multiple events at the Australasian championships on Wednesday in Mristano. He won the 220 yard butterfly by about a dozen yards over R Healy of New South Wales and set a time approaching a world record in the 200 yards to a mile range. He also won the half mile in Yimin Sacce by a large margin, finishing ahead of F. W. Spring Nels and R. Mealy. Miss Josephine Liddle won the 10 yard ladies race, defeating Florence Carr. The Drummoyne Club held local meets, and the Marcus Clark Club hosted a 66 yard handicap at Coogee Aquarium. The Eastern Suburbs Club announces a Lord handicapping meet at Broa Baths with many entrants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieran
Mristano
R. Healy
Nsw
Roc. Preyburg
N.2
Dellerhun
Fred
Lang
Holaig
F. W. Spring Nels
Limin Saeee
R. Mealy
N.S.W
Jaminatsee
Josephine Liddle
Champiaatth
Florence Carr
Drummoyne
Contin
Seee
Widraer
Gibb
Christiansem
Ldsec
Hoggarty
Purcel
Chiangen
Castin
Pugeaul
Umm
Ima Bi Yards
Richatia
Det
Brickwon
Coogee Aquarium
Baihs
Marcus Clark Club
Dargan
Jadmes Messrs A
M'Calny Amt
Kean
Hi Champley
Coutts
AT. Welch
Coolahan
PB Llewry
H. Champley
Apst
H. Coutts
T. Coolahan
A. Welch
Lucy
Blzec
Fastern Suburbs
Lord Hundieng
Broa Baths
Afcernoon
C. Corri
Raves
F Foran
A. Barkhouse
J. Kerr
J M'Inerney
P. Dersch
A. Robertson
J. Corrigan
Kenney
Annandale Bicycle Club Meets. Officers Elected
The sixth annual Annandale Bicycle Club gathering reports a credit balance of £9 and 48 members. Office bearers include Patron Alderman Aston Taylor, President R Harrison, Captain A J Fish, Secretary J Smith, and Treasurer G Thomas. J A Buith resumes secretary duties after returning from South Africa. The Austral Wheel Race Meeting began on Wednesday night at Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annandale Birycle Club
Ofice
Patrom
Alderman Alston Taylor
Sydney
R Harrison
Messrs
Tr. Lipscombe
P. Wootten
T. Hender
Cumark
M'Neil
Newton
A. J. Fish
J. Dunlop
J. Smith
G. Thomas
H. H. Watson
White
Brown
Bradbury
Perris
Pollock
James
Croft
Western Suburban Bicycle Club To Decide Four Mile Road Race
The Western Suburban Bicycle Club will decide a four mile race over the Momehush course this Saturday. List of entrants includes V. M'Lean T Hopking Jones Boser W Becker J Cox A Baker E Culling B Mille Badwards T Westbrook G Glade C Ninatl C Francis A M'Naughton W Braddon H Lance E Blone with entry numbers shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vamie
Lawcon
Rute Ixee
Jong-markera
Tte
Taxen
Bicrele Club
Huns
V. M’lean
T Hopking
Ser
Jones, Boser
W. Becker
J. Cox
A. Baker
E. Culling
B. Mille
Badwards
T. Westbrook
G. Glade
C. Ninatl
C. Francis
A. M'Naughton
W. Braddon
H. Lance
E. Blone
New South Wales cricket Union plans junior tour to Melbourne and Adelaide
The executive of the New South Wales Combined Cricket Associations voted to send a junior team to Melbourne and Adelaide during the Christmas holidays. The squad departs Sydney on the 4th, faces Victorian Junior Cricket Association on the 6th and 27th, then travels to Adelaide to meet the Adelaide and Suburban Association on the 30th and January 1. The team will be chosen next Tuesday, with several promising juniors likely to join. Queensland will be represented by a large squad in matches against New South Wales in Sydney on the 10th, with key players not in the Brisbane side omitted from the latest selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales Combined Cricket Associations” Union of Wealgueday
Melbourne
Adelaide
Sydney
Victorian
W.R. M'Millay
Treneurer
Victoria
South Australia
Mmi Tania
Te Council
Combined Union
N.8
W.C.A
Usat Owlog
N.W. Combined Cricket Associations’ Union
L. Harvey
Wa Hon
Endicott Hlewarra
Harvey
Queensland
Grouch
Evans
W. B Hayes
T. Faunce
M. M.caffrey
C. Morgan
T Byrnes
J. Caraw
Thompson
F. Tinbury
N. K. Foster
Morgan
Byrnes
Carew
Tinbury
Brisbane
Manly Chub Race Sets Weekend Yacht Challenge
In a weekly yachting event, the Manly Chub course runs from the starter’s boat to the RS.Y.8 buoy and back, with local boats only. Rainbow, Elyoy, Kaloury, Kostrel, and Duninp compete. winner is Kutnure, with the cup becoming club property if he wins again. trophy by commodore Norman H. Murray. starter W. Lakeman and judge A. May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interman
Manly
Ent Raticietps
Rainbow
J. Hanson
Euloy
A Robes
Kaloury
Son
Kostrel
Nouvea
R. ‘Duninp
Tn Kutnure
R. Wilkinson
Hie Abscnta
Norman H. Murray
W. Lakeman
A. May
Pigeon Shooting At N W Quo Club Members Sweep Results
Private day at the N W Quo Club ground featured members and Yinitore in a pigeon shoot. Results show J Clarke 26, MW Wearne 25, A HM 24, Cunnick 14 leading at the first bird. M Cro duret 11, A HUN 20, W Cumming 2 at the fourth. A W Enin 8, Me Crowhurst 1, L N Walford 29 at the eighth. A W Halen 3, L N Walford 29, Gress 24 at the seventh. J Clarke 28, H Roarty 25 at the third. Walford and Roarty split the box at the fifth bird. Assumed masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.8
W. Quo
J. Clarke
MW. Wearne
A. HM
Cunnick
Ube
M. Croduret
A. Hun
W. Cumming
A. W. Eniin
Me Crowhurst
LN. Walford
Hind
A.W. Halen
Gress
Third Golden Gate Handicap finish at George Street grounds
The third Golden Gate Handicap finished Wednesday night at George Street grounds with BH Fraser narrowly beating B Simonds Tyra by inches. W Memfield Stayd placed third ahead of Dr Campbell. a consolation benchers event crowned H Harvey with B Simonds second and R Drew third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George-street
BH. Fraser
B. Simonds
Tyra
W. Memfield
Stayd
Dr. B. Campbell
H. Harvey
R. Drew
Smya
Randwick Training Report Highlights Long Running Details
The report summarizes a long equestrian training session with many horses listed as working in various paces and distances. Notable performances include Jig beating Scape wear, Laat We Forget and Helio finishing in the mix, Red Flag ahead of Beowine early, and Lively Polly, Mutation-Birida, and Tong among others delivering steady efforts across seven furlongs to a mile. Numerous horses such as Clodlan, Buddah, Minos, Ceci, and Tthona show useful work while several skip distances and weights are mentioned for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Jig
Scape
Wear
Eixture Lowes
Coracte
Hanagen
Helio
Fisturesque
Sid Bulla
Troeparur
Pave
White
Oxlan
Goraki
Yun
Boen
Tong
Wollars
St Louis
Simmeren
Steeltroat
Pabrie
Minos
Ceci
Tthona
Clodlan
Trving
Mily
Buddah
Imin
Luciana
Clousilla
Florance
Dinater
Imin Teer
Grama
Retrajo
Wee Laddin
Wallabadah
Mutable
Tvs Qalle
Imia Beng
Trinia
Lifebelt
Jim
Briviak King
Metaphor
Lal
Collarit
Roosevelt
Tila Sue
Lady Grace
Rum
Resemead
Rive
Kniirpan
Jmn
Elaziron
Rampart
Colorado
Blenvenue
German enterprise in the islands worth millions
The Western Pacific Herald notes German investor Hagedorn travels to Samos to establish cocoa plantations for a German firm. He brings 200000 plants and 100000 seeds from Ceylon, Singapore, and Malacca. A 4000 acre plantation is planned with future expansion, aiming for first harvest soon and urging bigger companies to invest for regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ether Hautoto
Buvm
Saya
Western Pacific Herald
Hagedorn
Samos
Bim
Ceylon
Bingepore
Malacca
Sevalte
Insane Patients and Government Oversight Questions
In the Separative Assembly Mr Kelly asked how many insane patients are under government control. Mr Hogue answered with counts: 601 male and 707 female patients, including 334 and 1982 in institutions respectively, plus 111 female executives. Attendants total 277 and nurses 920 at the Kate Hospital. Official visitors from Tanase reported to the Colonial Secretary on each visit, detailing investigated complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Mr. Hogue
BOK
Minty
Mate
Inara
Kate Hospital
Bonides Bhone
Taapsctor-General
Tanase
Mosara
Alfred N. Robertson
Jalene C. Cox
Sinclair Gilles
WB. Brown
Malc.s
J. Mood
ML Parken
Virginia M. Fi
New Zealand Rugby Tour Nets Rich Harvest in Britain
The New Zealand Rugby Union expects a lucrative return from its Great Britain tour as gate receipts exceed expectations. Promoters report heavy demand for tickets, especially for the Cardiff December match against Wales, with estimated takings around £3000 and no liabilities required from the promoters. A notable player from Clifton College, J. Geraiat, set a rugby record before injuring his thigh, but returned to action after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand Rugby Union
Great ‘Britain
Dixon
Foneantors
Rip
Oval
London
Aga
Wales
Hoketa
Walon
New Zealand
Cardiff
Vickers
Clifton College
Lands Department Maps of State and Lord Howe Island Prepared
The Lands Department prepared a survey showing the State including Lord Howe Island. Six maps were compiled and lithographed in the department. The map is stone drawn at a scale of 1 inch to a mile, reduced from the original compilation. The work is separate from the art commission but relies on correct free of error in the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Howe Taland
Divorce Court Reads Voice Of The People In Court
A divorce court reading includes a long letter from a wife named Welch seeking reconciliation. The correspondence reveals a strained marriage. the wife pleads for her husband to reconsider and return home, while the husband’s reply signals uncertainty about reunification. The case ends with an order granting the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice OF the People
Campertown Council Debates Finances and Committees
Campertown Council debates the handling of the Lol lowiva resolutions and the boroughs finances. Aldermen Anderson Larkin Parker and others clash over committee meetings, the receiver, and safeguarding taxpayers money amid ongoing internal management and possible court intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campardown Council
Allerman Anderuo
Anderson
Muliei
Couyeil
Hw Court
T. Larkin Wall
Agas
G. H. S Parken
Tucker bin
Mal Brett Beaut
Diniy Tyr
Maying
Ube
Ube Woustey
Cveutvor
Australia-street
Pyrwest Brisceland
A Pretty Trousseau and Wedding Attire Described
The article describes a prospective bride’s wedding wardrobe and trousseau items in detail. It outlines a christened white crepe de chine gown with lace and chiffon trims, a blue velvet or blue-toned envelope, a tailored gown, and assorted bridesmaid dresses and accessories including hats, stockings, shoes, and gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowaneau Bay
Moser
Hordern Brothers
Erouru Gmbroiderad
Uwe
Fragmentary note on Parisames inventory removal order
A fragmented record describes a five year effort to remove an accumulation of Parisames and 138 origins from the Lagintative Assembly jurisdiction. It mentions granting authority to a party to remove the dagliontes and allowing remaining items to be kept if not historic or of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Sailors Hours of Labour in Court Report
A court hearing examines sailors long working hours and supervision by officers. Testimony notes crew fatigue, duty rotations, and the impact on performance with warnings that reforms may come after inquiry.
Melbourne figures debate trade and public order
A fragmented report describes Andrew Wuch and J J Woulity voicing views from Melbourne on trade, governance, and public order. It mentions a Hawkesbury excursion, railway plans, and complaints from Summer Hill residents about conditions and a 22s paw Geturders, with officials responding to alleged nuisances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkesbury
Hhabamer General Garde
Leavier
Chris
J. J. Woulluy
Chicago
Moceaty Ashfield Cougell
Wubedal
Railway Conissiganra
Mascornicurs
Summer Hill
AaiGsd
ERI Groat
Pasmenaare
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Cuticura
England
Callard & Bowser's Butter-Scotch
Confectioners Bell Ir
May Strand
Pittat
Cerebos Sar
Ents
Harrison & Attwood
Sydnay
Cricket
Randwick
Samoa
New South Wales
Lstiargan
Hama
Adiirean Armelven
Pamramatta
Mb H. EdWards
Liramimayne
Parrimatta
Sherman
S.A. F
Sravellini
Bradenos
Inalha Raancer
Jossini
Atle Wal Ho Peeniler
Federlajny
Benee
Teke Val
Mtr
MN Tarlan
Sirurisine Beyouil
Dawiiey
Fempou Ahbuj Lok
Tad Hiryad
Bern
Nur
Minyultew
Ie Seu
Syoh Bushing
E. S
Llartoun
Bonél
Ehullonga
Peary
Martind
Lily
Lenasel
Mr Weld
Suton
Wesmme
Alenpeyer
Welch
Ravelerd
Raul
Lourie
Briabee
Rome
Irena
Uae
Stein Guly
Sim
Ana
Miamar
Lemire Vaneanseery
Baur
Nat Rehir
Camperdown
Council
Trousseau
Hearne
Chamiat
Gesleng
Prienus
Niérmarrianet
Polton
Rannery ReRwenl
Ulin
Lee
Martin
Cade Aubul
Joan
Mort
Dee Weal
Molla
Deterro
Peter
Ivan
Mase
Peieer
Cortes
Marco IT
Caeoginane
FaTewells
South
Tayler
Achar Comte
Sam Go
Wien
Wwe Burr
Jusetiin
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Ines
Huston
Jeudaun
Mia
Carmigbure
Surgenguiry
Andrew Mack
Andrew Wuch
Deoaflen Kia
Williamson
Avra
Thomaa Piaxerad
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Lassitnda
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