Cremation Lecture by Dr Creed in Sydney Hall
Dr J M Creed president of the Cremation Society of New South Wales led a Wednesday talk at Pro-Werran Hall Castlereagh Street Sydney attended by about 239 mainly ladies. He cited rising cremation rates in multiple countries since 1885 and argued cremation offers sanitary and cost benefits while reducing cemetery disease risk and expanding public health.
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Cremation Society of
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Dylignres
Castlereagh-street
Sydney
E. Verne Richardwell
Creed
London
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United Kingdom
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Woking
Manchester
Glasgow
Liverpool
Hull
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Leicester
Golder's Green
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Cy Medical
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Belusitr
Germany
Denmark
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France
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Switzerland
United States
America
Canada
Norway
Jockey Club Cember Meeting First Race Preview
The Jockey Club unveils the Cember meeting schedule with the first race slated for 1.30 p.m. Readers learn the opening event time and the meet’s start cadence at the track.
The Member and the Hat in Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly last evening an amusing scene arose when Mr Edden sat on the Opposition Bench wearing a grey top hat. The temporary chairman Mr Pitzpatrick ordered order as Mr Blorey noted a stranger in the House. Edden argued he may wear a hat, others laughed, and after a brief discussion he removed the hat and order returned.
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Legislative Assembly
Mr. Edden
J. Blorey
Mr. Pitzpatrick
Statement on Duty and Pro Agate Principle
A note expresses that officials should perform their best for descendants and the state. The assembly passed a vote of thanks to Dr Creed for a lecture on motion by Rev George Walters, seconded by James Wilshire and supported by Rose Scout and Harding.
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Creed
George Walters
James Wilshire
Rose Scout
Harding
Maitland Old School Boys Form Union
A meeting of Maitland Public High School old boys was held at the Sydney School of Arts on Wednesday night to form an old boys union. A. W. Marchant was elected president and secretary, L. J. M'Kean treasurer, with a committee including Cyril Portus, Lilyman, Marchant, Hinder, Brown, and M'Kean to draft rules for a general meeting. Communications to the secretary at Sydney University or treasurer at the University Law School.
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Maitland Public High School
Sydney School of Arts
A.W. Marchant
Boo
L. J. M’kean
Bla
Bon
White
Mei Cyril Portus
Lilyman
Marchant
Hinder
Brown
M'Kean
Sydney University
University Law School
Town County Journal Brings Country News and Images
This issue features railway accident pictures from the Zig-Zag, a fine Mullumbimby Show photo spread, a portrait of Mr. te Uncar recently elected president of the A HL and P Society Bath Weer, plus illustrated Bathurst Experiment Farm and Peel River Estate resumption discussions for settlement purposes.
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Town County Journal
Proposed City Circular Railway Plan Faces Cost and Access Hurdles
Engineer-in-Chief W Hutchinson details circular railway project with deep tunnels at Circular Quay and Moore Street, stations at Town Halls and Circular Quay, and ventilation concerns. Estimated tunnel costs around £300,000 with maintenance near £3,300 yearly and new tunnels adding about £47,000, with links to tram and road networks and North Sydney junctions near Arthur Street. Potential public access fears and need for substantial funds noted.
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W. Hutchinson
Cigliaproremen
Personal Charm and Complexion Promises in Soap Ad
An old newspaper ad touts Pears Soap as the natural aid to a beautiful complexion and notes Nestle's Viking unsweetened milk packed in small tins for campers and picnics. The copy emphasizes beauty benefits and convenient packaging for outdoor use.
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Nestle
Viking
Banquo and Featherstitch Scratched for Carrington Stakes Meet
Racing notes Bega District Jockey Club entries show Banquo Rouble and Featherstitch Himp scratched for the Carrington Stakes at Rosebury on December 23. The meeting runs January 1 to 2 with prize money up to BGC. The day features Handicap events including Open Handicaps and the Flying Handicap.
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Carrington Stak
Rosebury
WA. Zingel
Secretire
Bega District
Jockey Club
Gouifes
Ascot
Laillintier
Maleier Fly
Om Kursell
Alse
Brenton
Teserneile
Skylark
Simile Maid
Dalnray Belle
Alive Skylark
Shour Maid
Avi Lasale
Dalehtay Bell
Al.c
Ares
Imp JH. Aldridge
South Australia
Lady Trem
Astoria
H. J. Robinson
Randwick
Leuion
True Blue
Orcasion
Pasadena
Ragan
Pasadeux
Thenish
Seauale Comerag Aod
Aesar
Mietrichs
Queensland
Azurine
Durham Court
Enl- Vbrae
Lady
New Zealand Skips Australasia Championship in Sydney
Reports from the Sydney carnival show New Zealand will not be represented at the Australasia championship while Victoria opens its season with a strong show. Cecil Healy wins the 440 yards NSW title at Randwick Coogee Club Carnival, beating Hardwick and Ful. Healy's time raises excitement as Thye events, including the 30m fly and school boys’ races, draw crowds at Domain Baths.
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New Zealand
Sydney
Besure~ Paire
W. Mason
Fietor
Simla
Bret
Tare Af Kieran
T Richardson
Timie
Cecil Healy
New South Wales
Randwick
New Domain Baths
Hardwick
A. D- Ful
Monmany Weere
Healy
Msopp
Seve
I. Green
A. Priddle
Lace
T Sinclair
G. Leth
Ry Yards
Beambley
Tene
R. Gowing
P. Boardman
E Gooding
Moonlight Harbor Sailing Event Promises Prizes and Entries
A moonlight harbor excursion by the interstate ste sailing committees will visit Clifton Gardens for Banelog with prize handovers from last Saturday. The program includes the 18fr championship event, Sydney hub races, and the Pittwater Regatta on January 16 with five sailing events, ten towing and two motor boat races. Entries feature Australian and local skippers and boats, with prizes of £10 £5 £3 and £3. the Perth title race to follow on January 20.
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Clifton Gardens
Banelog
Korce
Blanche
T. Shetley
Crescett
W. Dunni
Donnelly
C.J. AtKippon
Manly
Boxing entries for Newcastle and Sydney events noted
January 9 entries due for Toronto Lake Macquarie Boxing Day Tieratta and Mid North events. Newcastle regatta and New Year remi entries close Monday next with Sydney representatives. Principal event features footers with £18 and 0h end 4 pricing. Sydney Image Club bans lack of distinguished colors in races and may disqualify entrants without proper colors.
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Gre
Greig
Musa G. Lloyd
Mtr
Toronto
Lake Macquarie
Newcastle
A. ¥. Chapman
Hoo
Sydney
Snow
Royal Exchange
Sydney Imagey Club
Jng
Dagunry
Benta IO
Football. Write to Me. We W Hill secretary of Peta
Football item notes a secretary We W Hill of Peta and match details. The readable text mentions a Liverpool connection and a 27 point margin or score. It also includes scattered fragments about a Wednesday date and other unrelated phrases.
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Hill
Peta
Liverpool
Tamara
Ated
Tata
Pigeon Homing Race Honors Award at Western Suburbs
The Western Suburbs Society staged a third young bird race of about 123 miles with strong winds. Officials included Mr. C Smith of Bundanoon. Prize-winners listed by names and speeds. Justin Laycock wins the trophy for best overall score ahead of H L Wemyss and John Lowe.
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Western Suburbs
Ainting
C Smith
Bundanoon
Hinds
Jobo Lowa
Syd
Iustin
Laymneke
Sinet
H. Wemyss
Pooper
Saya
Lim
F_ Chessell
Yin
J Freeman
Tin
Oissine
Vera
W. Tilley
C Wur Mameon
Wy Jones
3. Hordern
Young Bird
Justin Laycock
Hl. Wemyss
John Lowe
Cycling night at Sydney Sports Ground features varied events
The SSW Crohn Union showcase attracted a large crowd at the Sydney Sports Ground on Wednesday. Highlights include Thorne Siya winning the Wait Plats in a close half mile sprint, Sandell claiming the Christmas Mile, and Starrat winning the Dudley Straich Race with E. Shvin second. The Three Miler Motor Cycle contest proved short but competitive, and the Harriers Handicap saw Turton beat Fitzsimmons with Gardiner third. Stokes won the Nowra event with Pepper second and Miller third. Williams posted a fast time.
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Crohn’ Union
Sydney
Thorne
Siya
Clapton
Dow
Sandell
Ilyd
Asen
FH. Thompson
J.T. Avery
Wi Starrat Hyo Lengthy
E. Shvin
Cscle
Smidmore
Sh Hb
Cheerengths
W. Torney
Srr
Powell
Tus Tims
Tain Fave
Raany Harriers
Opra Wie Tvunine Handbay
New South Wales Tangles South Australia In Sydney Cricketers Battle
Tomorrow New South Wales meets South Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground. M A Noble and Emery lead NSW bowling against strong SA line with Mayne and Dolling in the SA side. Play starts at 12 20 pm with a special Evening News edition to follow. In other results Manly beat H useon Comraty as Rosson top scored for Manly. Bank of New South Wales outplayed Commercial Bank by 195 runs at the SCG with Ridge and Hancock starring with the ball.
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Adelaide
Mormie
New South Wales
South Australia
Victoria
Emery
M. A. Noble
E. Gregory
Key
EP Waddy
Addy
W. Darcey
JC Barnes
Hl Carrot
Atotter
Emory
A. J Hopkins
Ec Macarines
Sic
Diamond
E. R. Mayne
Em Hill
CE. Dolling
J Salien
Dra. Gere
Claxton
u'Comnor
AH Pretey
SMR
Woodford
L. W. Chamberlain
Sidney Ome
Evening News
Manly
Husson
Comraty
Russon
Fairfield
AL Randel
Trerired
Woolmort
Plomley
Wright
Oxilvy
Austin
Elrington
Blaing
Asherwood
Ogilvy
Commercial Bank
K. Docker
Wilen
J.scott
Wall
Bank of N.S.W
FL Ridge
A. C. Miler
P. Docker
FL. Rew
A. Fryer
Orst Npings
Sydney Cricket Ground
Proctor
Hancock
Boxing Night Draw in Johnson O'Donnell Bout at Stadium
The ring action featured Les O'Donnell and Jed Bryant in a hard fought draw against Snowy Baker referenced, with Johnson and Lang involved in pre and post fight scenes. Muted by spectators, the contest produced exciting rounds despite no definitive winner and a large purse cited as among the sport’s notable meetings in Australia recently.
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Low Stadium
Les O'Donnell
Tommy Burns
Jed Bryant
Jack Johnson
Snowy' Baker
Avirartion
Pal O'Kerle
Sir Dornell
Whit Bryan
Johteon
Duke Migeios
BA Lang
Rudolph Cabot
Fescrier
Donneil
Beran
Cheere’s
Lata
Tevet
Pay O'Donnell
Bryant
Iraq
O'Tronnell
Wren
O'Donnell
Ewer
Vattle
Baker
Wueas
John
Australia
Bas
Jonsson
Johnson
Lang
Susie
Dark Jonason
Tran Fac
Syadim
Nii
Manis
Aritur Crione
Harry Sandon
Zralen Bhasipion
triMa Sterling
Morkimore
Railway and Tramway Tournament Play Recap
Fragmented OCR notes recount rounds and participants of a Railway and Tramway tournament with varied results. Names such as Sterling, SvAnent, Colline, Whybrow, Heyward, and Patton appear among railway players, with mentions of rounds and a towel moment and a challenge at the end.
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Webbe Colharco
Stowaways on the Manuka and Atlantic Sailor Tales
Report of stowaways aboard the Manuka with crew action near Cape Town and Port Pirie. Port officials refuse wage wagers as salvage debates arise. A public instruction department issues a Fleet Week souvenir for school children in Sydney showing Australian pupils with flags. Also notes on a shampoo product and Nestles baby food appeal.
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Broken Hill Propeterine Company
Port Piria
Cusiims Trsenir
Ab Ssaney Yeater
Neluta
Sydney
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