Military Matters and Sydney University Scout Camp
Leave granted Major Walrase Brown from January 4 to 20. The annual camp of continuous training of the Sydney University Scouts will be held at National Park from December 16 to 22. Examinations with warrant and non commissioned officers in October. Corporal B. S. Wilson H.A.A. Color-sergeant M.A. Arnold 1st Battalion Australian Rifles Regiment Apr. 8. O. Smith R.A.A. and Company Sergeant-Major B. S. Lovett R.A.A. Several defendants at Redferd Police Court were fined and costs after pleading guilty to trampata while lying vehicles on the street district. Gold Medal Milk advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walrase Brown
Enoual
Sydney University
National Park
Wilson
H.A
M.A. Arnold
Australian Rifles Regiment
Smith
R-A.a
B. S. Lovett
Redferd
Religion in the Bush: Dr Frodsham Speaks Out
In London at the Colonial and Continental Church Society meeting, Sr Frodsham Anglican Bishop of North Queensland urged English listeners to aid bush clergy. He cited scarce ordained leaders, growth in North Queensland, and calls for volunteers to staff the Bush Brotherhood amid hardship and poverty.
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Colonial and
London
Frodsham
North
Queensland
Cambridge
Quee Land
England
Iceland
Beotlaai
Wales
Great Britain
Camporal
Deason
Viele
Mall
North Quesnsland
God
Bush Brotherhood
Dublin
Edward Crozier
St. George's
Rawson Place Tramway Connected to Central Station
Railway Commissioners near full connection of tramway with Central Railway Station via Rawson Place. Trams expected to run to Eddy Avenue within days to ease traffic from Circular Quay along George Street. Extra cars may run in peak periods for city workers. Levels in Rawson Place disputed as rails altered original gradings. City Surveyor urged Hallway Commissioners to align with original plans. Dubbo Milling Company notified that its exhibit at the Prasco British Exhibition won a gold model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George-street
Raiway
Rawson Place
Eddy Avenue
George Street
Circular Quay
Summer meeting at Randwick promises a great success
Turf notes show light fast work at Round Wick on the grass track with trials by Pols and Rayner and anticipation for the AL Summer Day races. AJC announced key meetings and registrations, with trainers and jockeys urged to secure tickets, and horses like Nandillyan Maid, Lady San, Zilka and others preparing at Randwick for the December Stakes and Gimbrick Brakes results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundwick Wits
Pols
Rayner
Dha AL
AJC
Bungedore J.C
Wollongong Shaw
Overton B.C
Acacia Creek J.C
Major's Creak ‘Tc
Dancry
Or Villers
Cartington
J. E. Stasley
Cithara
Lady Stolly
Porth
Tnsk
W.A.T.C
Phris Obirek
St. Joe
Rahdwick
Nandillyan
Randwick
Lady San
Zilka
Huyeld
Shaftesbury
le Vivant
Curry
Apple Pie
Nevis
Stessrs W
G. Stead
R. Wootton
Feieators
Muscesa
Arden
Adairion
Argonaut
Mabel
Dr. Lunn
Short bout ends in controversial finish at Gaiety Club
Boxing at the Gaiety Club last night saw Jim Griffin defeat Ted Nelson in under half a round after Nelson appeared fouled and carried from the ring. A crowd of about 2000 at Stadium Tuesday afternoon watched Johnson spar and train, with various boxing figures and exhibitions announced for upcoming events and benefits.
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Jim Griffin
Ted Nelson
Brother
Am Lively
Nelson
Pal
Bur
Rng
Grif
Althoug
Tiwax
Woy
Gritin
Pioton
Smith
Roberts
Tod Murphy
Monty Harris
Murphy
Les O'Donnell
Tommy Burns
Bob Bryant
Jack Johnson
Snowy Baker
Meny Fodier
Stadium
Johnson
Arthur Cripps
Salter Thompson
Johson
Victoria Barracks
Halberg
Will
Tommy Byrne
Coni
Bingham
el Russell
Mike Williams
Lang
Mowre
Harry Rickanis
James Brennan
Dinsy Sullivan
Sghta
Sydney
America
Whitelaw
Burns-Johnson Bettie
Mintosh
Sir Sullivan
Australia
Rose Bay Amateur Club Hosts 200 Yards Handicap Swim
Rose Bay Amateur Club staged a 200 yards handicap at Farmer's Gents Baths Rose Bay Tuesday night with officials led by Referee J Byrnes and judges H Kemmedy J Benton A M'Farlane. Results list multiple winners and times, including D Peal Mdsec and J Haigh Ase, amid confusion over several names and notations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bay
Farmer's Gents
J. Byrnes
H. Kemmedy
J. Benton
A. M'Farlane
Marter
C. D. Jones
R. Benton
D. Peal
J. Haigh
Ase
W. Lithgow
Mace
J. Stephenson
Amin
J. Hogan
Weec
Time
Tunisec
L. Egiese
Lisec
Desk
J. Hai
Oster ‘Domain
Cecil Healy
Hartwick
Becurepska
Boxing Day cricket selections for Hilmaia and District Association
The Hilmaia and District Association has named teams for Boxing Day at Birchgrove Reserve. Captains include J Gillies F Poole and J Hartieun with players from Balmain Federal Balmain Carlingford Annandale Cambridge and others. Those unavailable should notify secretary J D Durham immediately.
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Hilmaia
Distriet Association
Usnina
Western Suburbs
Thien Om
Birchgrove Reserve
Wiekst
Blueciptains
J. Gillies
F. Poole
Balmain Federal
J. Hartieun
E. Forcier
L. Wall
Hy Donn
Rogelfo Jusiors
Harrison
W. Burney
Balms
Carlingford
A. Law
Rinna
Wage
Sur Brown
Berry
Annandale Cambridge
C. W. Plunket
Binns
Wadge and
Brown
Borells Juniors
J. D. Durham
Cycling season opens at Sydney Brarts Ground this evening
At the Sydney Brarts Ground the NSW Cyclists Cum will hold the first carnival of the season with an interest programme including cycling, motoring, and athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Billiards match set for Queenie Hall Sydney
In Sydney at Queenie Hall Paij-airest players Ladrum and Gray wager 14000 as bets. The match proceeds on Tuesday after now with afternoon and evening play, to conclude within a fortnight with results announced afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ail Borin
Queenie Hall
Paij-airest
Sydney
Shelter for tram passengers at Circular Quay debated
Residents and the tram commission argued over erecting a shelter on the broad footpath opposite the Customs House. City surveyor opposed a shelter on that site, preferring Young Street east side to avoid obstruction. The council works committee discussed alternatives including shifting the shelter near Young Street to match railway waiting sheds.
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Bondi
Waverley
Bowl Vaneties
Notany
Zetland
Alexandria
Tong Bay
la Perouse
Crown-atreak
Young-screet
Circular Quay
Wile Saunro
Customs House
Ralls
Chistoms
Young Street
Lidle Optim
Placs
Diarionars
Sirvet
The Useless Poisons Act Case At Padlington Court
Kathleen Carr, 19, faced Padlington Police Court on a charge of attempting suicide in Centennial Park Baldwick on December 9. Dr Faulkner and others testified to attempted poisoning with oxalic acid after a family quarrel. The defence conceded the act, the magistrate questioned the act’s usefulness, and the case was adjourned with Carr likely to face further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Carr
Paddington
Centennial Park
Baldwick
Consinore Carter
St Vincent's
Abe
Shia
Faulkner
Carr
Pollapee
Joseph Pepper
Centenmis Park
Asa Charles Hales
Oxford
Street
Woojlaha
Matthews
Reginald Carr
Voices From The Pews Letters On Church Etiquette
Voice of the People prints reader letters about church conduct and women attire. Readers debate proper decorum inside sacred spaces and propose odd etiquette ideas for church entrances and seating, reflecting public sentiment and social norms.
Proceedings Against A Doctor In Debt Case
The court heard two linked cases involving Dr. Ed Edwards of Glerbour and Henry Posian over small debt and service fees. Penion sued for 4 pounds 14 shillings and costs. Edwards faced assault accusations but the verdict favored Penion, with a 4 pound 14 shilling judgment and two months to pay, magistrate denying costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aln. Barnett
ED. Edwards
Gléberour
Henry Posian
Hiralietina
Enais
Fearon
Edwards
Mimmons
Ehary bin Wich
Fenton
Edwants
Bae
Nawards
Sunda
Dour
Winnvas
Biwarde
Victoria Street
Foiue Pou
Feniog
Penion
Paseo
Penton
Builes
United Clerks Union to Meet on New Room Discussions
The United Clerks Union plans a session tonight at its new meeting room on Rov street city to discuss parliament members stance on the union and a report being prepared. Vigorous action on sweating cases and the organization of new branches are on the agenda alongside improvements in working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Clerks’ Union
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Ise PalmeraSon
Enone
Gentlemen's Outfitters
Cooning
Juleff & Son
Reatery
Wells-Street
Redfern
Tas
Jockey Club
Junonia
Lesley Waler
Eaatt
Agente
Harbottle, Alsop, and
Liege
AMD
Agen
S. Slauey
Jerdan
Parmmrty Oabern
Jerdaxh
Teapricrass
Wrge-St
Pacing Royal Hotel
DR. Frodsham
Dubbo Milling Company
MBIC
Nestle Rood
Pullan
Taceaiayae
Sporting
Boxing
Cricket
Voice OF the People
Ely
Basten
Ile
Jack
Ayer
Sidkor
Smes
Aden
Mitilis
Lowum
East
Trus
Courm
Euuren
House of God
Perth
Abdoctor
THE
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Wally
Feeb
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Manuta
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