Artful wins the Trial Handicap at Brisbane meet
Brisbane Tatterzall's Club held a Saturday meeting with Artful capturing the Trial Handicap while Guardsman won the Flying Handicap Kate took the December Handicap Northern Light the Welter Handicap Prestelgne the Novice Handicap and Geolozgy the Shoreclife Handicap. Major BR Roth conducted the final inspection at Victoria Barracks for the NSW Army Medical Corps. Captain Martin acted as adjutant with Captain Hell in charge. The corps was praised for improved drill and work. Mr F E M'Lean foresees enfranchisement of women leading to equal rights and potential social tensions. Sir Joan Lee praised German colonists as desirable citizens and pioneers. Consul-General Von Buri noted Germans in the State being pleased with their lot.
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Tatterzall
Artful
Guardsman
Kate
Northern Light
Prestelgne
Geolozgy
BR. E. Roth
Fnnal
New South Wales Army Medical Corps
Victoria Barracks
Satunday
Joan Lee
von Buri
Be لت Essence Headache Remedy for sale in wafers
An ad notes a headache remedy marketed as harmless and speedy with tasteless wafers. It claims safety and easy ingestion and states it is for sale by all chemists.
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All
Randwick Turf Clarifies Holiday AJC Meeting Outcomes
The December meeting of the AJC drew modest crowds but lively betting. Salton, Cudal, and Abedore led a tight hurdle, Saltoun beating Saltoun after a late surge. Victora and Camila battled in the Flying Handicap with Victoria prevailing. Nursery Handicap saw Cherson surge to victory from Baseini and Attendant amid a field of twenty. Rosehill and Forest Lodge signals outline upcoming meetings with entries due and trials at Randwick.
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A.J.C
T.S. Clibborn
Randwick
Saltoun
Cudal
Abedore
Soliccitor
Burdja
Solicitor
Bultler
Fallon
Phillips
Fulton
Lochiel
Huston
Camila
Bother
Molle
Santos
Rother
Apriform
Weronga
Prince Butler
Ccil Rholes
Mendoza
Idolize
Viectery
Ban Ceontha
Camira
Euston
Cherson
Baseini
Orgil
Feuile-Joie
Airloch
South Head
Niley
Aa Rassiot
Alrloch
Bill of Portland
Nada
W. R. Wilson
St. Albans
W. White
Rosehill
Tynoide
Lady Grafton
Saltillo
Invermay
Yaranigh
Frank McGrath
Ben Hur
Nod
Barden
Rosebery Park
Moorefield
Newcastle J.C
E. Huxley
West Australia
Adelaide
Mr. R. Phillips
Duchess
Sydney
Rosebery Park Weights and Races for December 23
The Rosebery Park card lists weights and entrants for multiple events on Tuesday December 23. Flying Handicap four furlongs includes Dandelion and Tiiwood among weights. Fourteen-one Handicap features Sea Shell Set and Russley Rose. Trial Welter covers Frivolous and Merry Dance. Thirteen-three Handicap lists Theast fib and Little Swan. Fourteen-two Welter Handicap lists Index Sst and King Bee. Migtake and Rosatory Park Handicap covers Blue Blood and Petrel with Snowflake and Cowboy among others.
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Russley Rose
Sea Shell
Dryad
Vixen
Prioress
Selina
Allee
Ourious Sat
Spires
Portrait
Snowflake
Misa Hemry
Frivolous
Armagh
Silent Sam
Borberation
Zunica
Lee Weller Yet
Eva
Haul la
Inde
Tosa
Pride
Pianola
Minuet
Peeress
Trustful
King Bee
Flanet
Red Rose
Wallace
Redwing
Spirea
Muscat
Her Grace
Dandelion
Tiiwood
Escape
Imperial
Marquis
Master Rouge
Lady Ethel
Brilliant Pov
Wavelet
Panther
Mulette
Bob
Stanthorpe
Mulonda
Firelight
la Rose
Miss Beecroft
Mirror
Lady Margaret Botreaux
Lasa
Lady
Solberg
Optimist
Lady Correze
Federa
Envious
Migtake
Blue Blood
Petrel
Cowboy
Lady Wionole
Encore
Kensington B C Weights December 24 Fourteen Three Handicap
Horse weights listed for Kensington British Columbia racing event dated December 24. Freedom 10st 2lb with jockey Jim Gosper 9.10. Carlotta 8.12. Bernice and Signor rated 7.10 and 7. Fourteen-one Handicap at five and a half furlongs includes Janet noted.
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Freedom
Jim Gosper
Carlotta
Key
Bernice
Signor
Janet
Cricket Round Highlights in Second and Third Grade
Saturday's rounds featured strong batting bursts as North Sydney Second battled St George and Leichhardt Balmain Third faced St George Tom with both games surpassing 500 runs. Burwood Second outplayed W University Second with China and Baker starring while Pontey of Leichhardt Balmain Second bowled six for runs against Central Cumberland. Rowe of Paddington Second posted 100 not out, 160, 82 and 44 across four innings, earning praise for steady scores.
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North Sydney
St. George
Leichbardt-Balmain
Burwood
China Amd Baker
Pontey
Letchbridi-Balmain
Paddington Second and Manly Cricket Match Reports
Paddington faced Burwood Second as Rose led Paddington with 149 including 20 by Miller and 25 by Stoney while Rose fell. Burwood’s Reid and Wiles top-scored in a chase interrupted by low scores. North Sydney Second defeated St George with strong totals and notable scores from Mionett and Redgrave. Glebe Second beat Redfern Second at Wentworth Park with solid contributions from Phecher and Rogalsky. Kerim took 4 for 52 for Redfern. Sydney Second trounced Waverley Second as Deery and Ridge starred with multiple wickets. Leichhardt-Balmain won after Central Cumberland’s innings collapsed. Pontey led Leichhardt with 6 for 9 while Pike took 3 for 22.
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Paddington
Manly
Sydney Cricket No
Rose
Miller
Parfley Sk
Minty
Stoney
Whidden
Burwood
Y University
Am St Luke's
Concord
Dud
Reid
Wiles
China
Rogers
Baker
Sundries
North Sydney
St. George
J. Mionett
Redgrave
Savers
Johnston
A. Clarke
Glebe
Redfern
Wentworth Park
Phecher
Mannix
J. Newell
R. Brisbane
Brisbane
Williams
Cobcroft
Rogalsky
Johnson
Houghton
Kerim
Wordsworth
Slater
Sydney
Waverley
Scott
Terry
F. M.elhone
Webster
Mein
Im. Shea
F. Deery
AGS
P. Deery
Colreavy
F. M. Ridge
Leichherdt
Central Cumberland
Birchgrove Reserve
Cumberland
Tatter
Leichhardt-Balmain
Lechhardt-Balmain
Robson
Martin
Reavis
Pontey
A. Anthony
Pike
J. Anthony
Grainger
Leichhardt Balmain
Paddington and Sydney Thirds clash in Hampden Park clash
Paddington scored 274 led by Howard 52 Meaney 3 Chapman 44 and Pope 41 while North Sydney made 65 with Lillyman 2. Bowling saw Dettman 7 for 5 and Meaney 3 for 27 as Paddington dominated. Redfern beat Sydney Third at Redfern 199 with Brand 40 Heber 36 and Leichhardt Balmain and Central Cumberland also posted scores in Parramatta and Leichhardt Park fixtures.
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Paddington
North Sydney
Hampden Park
Howard
Meaney
Chapman
Oheo
Austin
Pope
Stewart
Lillyman
P. Dettman
Tedder
Broughton
Redfern
Sydney
Jones
Lynch
Bramley
Brand
RK. Heber
Ellwood
M’gregor
Lilwood
R. Heber
Leichhard-Palmain
St. George
Leichhardt Park
Leichhardt-Balmain
Seve
Walsh
Carrick
Howe
Bernard
Harrison
Sundries
Central Cumberland
Waverley
Parramatta
M'Grekor
Hutchinson
Dr. Mangon
Major Taylor Arrives in Sydney to Race in New South Wales
The American cyclist Major Taylor and Mrs. Taylor arrived aboard the Ventura in Sydney on Saturday afternoon. He plans to race in New South Wales and possibly Victoria, with cycling figures in the region already making appealing offers. He noted the voyage affected him and expects a short rest before heavy training, visiting the Sydney Cricket Ground today to inspect the track before light gym work. He estimates his age at about 24, height medium, weight about 11 stone.
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Ventura
Sydney
Major Taylor
Taylor
New South Wales
Victoria
Sydney Cricket Ground
Boxing results and upcoming bouts at clubs this week
Maber loses to Lynch by towel in fifth round at Golden Gate Club. Tom Mitchell backs the winner after hospitalization. Frost vs Truscott billed at Gaiety Club with training noted. Willis vs Crippe at National Sporting Club for £60 purse. Moraner and Green to precede. Admission prices set at 1s 6d, 2s, and 3s.
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Maber
Lynch
Golden Gate Club
Tom Mitchell
Johns
Frost
Truscott
Willis
Crippe
National Sporting Club
Moraner
Green
Balmain
Slyd handicap swimming starts at Coogee Baths
The Redfern Club lists starting swimmers for the Slyd handicap at Coogee Baths this evening with names and heat numbers. The Government Printing Office Club also staged a 4igh handicap at Farmer's Domain Baths on Saturday with first heat won by G Randell ahead of D Clancy and D Robinson, time 3 seconds.
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Redfern Club
Coogee Baths
A. Wiseman
Ser
J. Kearney
Igee
D. Dillon
Brown
H. Mackland
W. Wills
W. Cann
Stan. Brown
Hinbury
W. Ellbeck
W. Wadsworth
BR. Waleb
W. M'Gee
A. Ball
J. Mitchell
G. Well
Maidment
Government Printing Office Club
Farmer's Domain Baths
G. Randell
D. Clancy
D. Robinson
M. Bourke
Exciting sprint finish crowns Murray in tight meet
EB Murray wins ahead of V Marr in a 38.2s dash. Hablethwaite and Woods dead heat for second as Ferguson takes fourth with Vaughan and Quill close behind. Rourke wins final ahead of Randell and Vaughan by a yard in 72.5s.
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EB. Murray
V. Marr
C. Hablethwaite
W. Woods
Ferguson
Vaughan
P. Quill
A. Bull
Baec
M. Rourke
G. Randell
C. Vaughan
Pennant Matches From Saturday’s Bowls Results
Annandale beat Strathfield 59 61 at Chatswood. Petersham 121 67 over Manly at Strathfield. Chatswood 14 4 over Balmain at Ashfeld. St George 101 62 over Ashfield on City Green. St Leonards 98 4 over Redfern at Balmain. Victoria Park 108 88 over Gladstone Park on St George's Green. Waverley forfeited to Moaman. City 126 65 over Randwick at Petersham. Redfern 52 41 over Mosman at Annandale. Waverley 18 over Ashfield at Victoria Park. Petersham 10 over Manly at Gladstone Park. St George 11 over City at Randwick Green. Five clubs dropped after two defeats: Hedfern, Gladstone Park, Ashfield, Randwick, Mosman with two forfeits. Remaining eleven clubs each have one defeat: Strathfield, Annandale, Balmain, Chatswood, St Leonards, Manly. City leads last year’s pennant. Petersham, Victoria Park, St George, Waverley follow.
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Annandale
Strathfield
Chatswood
Petersham
Manly
Balmain
Ashfeld
St. George
Ashfield
St. Leonards
Redfern
Victoria Park
Gladstone Park
Gladstone Park, On &T. George's
Waverley
Moaman
City
Randwick
Mosman
Bauimain
Randwick Green
Hedfern
Amusements at The Royal and Tivoli theatres crowd nights
A crowded Saturday at The Royal features George Musgrove’s Comic Opera Company reviving A Chinese Honeymoon with strong returns for Edward Laurie May Heattie and Henry Hallam. Boxing Night adds Mariana’s Thirty Thieves and Florenz acrobats. Tivoli showcases Harry Pearce and Towns rowing exhibition. Lyceum ends The White Heather after nightly crowds. Queen’s Hall hosts Ben Hur by Albert Lucas and the Fisk Jubilee singers begin Sydney season. Centenary Hall hosts a sacred festival with Hodges Gibbons Macara Mercer. Players' Club performs Profligate and The Captain at Theatre Royal under Pinero, with strong casts led by Mrs Lytton and Owen Sancroft.
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Crowle
Theatwre Royal
George Musgroyve
Edward Lauri
Misa May Heattie
Lauri
Henry Hallam
Vidcock
Mariana
Tiveli Theatre
Florenz
Harry Pearce
Australis
Geo. Towns
Spry
Monti
Harvey Boys
Jennie Ople
Elsie M'Lachlan
Rosy House of Entertainment
Miga Gracie Emmett
White Heather
Lyceum Theatre
Bland Holt
Chicago
Sheridan
Park-street Playhouse
Nicholson's
Queen's Hall
Pitt-street
Albert Lucas
Lew Wallace Myriodrama Company
Ben Hur
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Sydney
Centenary Hall
Yorkstreet
M. H. Hodges
Yelle F. Gibbons
Macara
Mercer
Nicholson
Players’ Club
Theatre Royal
Pinero
T. Egerton Wilks
Janet Preece
Philip Lytton
Leslie Brudenell
Owen Sancroft
Dunstan Renshaw
Alyce Holroyd
Hugh Murray
Lincoln Jones
Ephgraves
Harry Stanley
Lord Dangara
Roland Tunley
Francis Stratford
Mary
Terese Colbert
Emily
Enal Rorke
Fanny
Ruby Coxhead
Captain Daring
Harold Curtis
John Stock
Horace Birkleigh
General Stormwell
Blandford Wright
Halbert
Henry Weir
Lily Swift
Whistler
Alf. Hughes
Shipping Arrivals and Departures In Sydney Harbor
December announcements list arrivals of multiple vessels including Ventura 6263 tons Captain Hayward from San Francisco with large passenger lists headed for Melbourne and Sydney, Oruba 6857 tons Captain Burgoin from London via ports, and many other ships with passengers and routes. Also notes departures for London Bremen Dunkirk and various Australian ports, plus descriptions of the Commonwealth liner’s features and voyage prospects.
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Mastera E
L. Learmonth
A. Wimbie
Mims
M. M. Dixon
Mra
J. J. Varner
R. M'Millan
C. M'Gahey
D. G. M'Kellar
R. Hawker
Major Taylor and Wife
T. H. Blackall
J. Pender
Woodburn
J. B. Smith
J. Hearnum
J. H. Stevenson
B. W. Roscoe
T. J. Taylor
W. Macintosh
W. Colgan
B. L. Beddome
H. Jones
T. Stockton
Mics
G. Emmett
B. J. Miles
Roy Winner
Mary Dolen
H. Goldman
A. H. M. Bocca
Misa I Sherley
J. RK. Blincerne
Thompson
J. Lees
H. Lees
BE. Lees
A. Gilmore
M. Offer
A. Carter
A. Carter and Child, Miss Winton
T. B. Simpson
Oruba
R.M.S
Burgoin
London
Drew and
Cormack
Lethe
Kenna
Tindale and Jossman
Houie
Wallis
Newmann
B. KR. French
Very Rey
Begley
Stow
Goodman
Donovan
Gaborne
Close
Mrs. Welch
Alpich
Miss Young
Taylor
Pyogent
Miss Banks
R. Reid
Purse
Mr. Micklem
Misa Williamson
Faulkner
Hern
Matton
Smyth
Irvine
David Anderson
Wodongas
J. E. Meaburn
Cooktown
Burns, Philp, and Company, Limited
Konoowarra
J. Smith
Melbourne
Howard Smith and Company
Huningons
PF. Snewin
Rockhampton
Brisbane
Howard Smith Company
Bega
Bishop
Illawarra S.N. Company, Limited
Giuseppi d'Ald
Newcastle
Hunter River
Company, Limited
Ramornie
B. Alley
Richmond River
North Coast
N. Company, Limited
Kalintina
G. Nyholm
Clarence River
S.N. Company, Limited
Indraghiri
Tone
Harwood
New York
Tyser and Company
Rosedale
Anderson
Port Macquarie
Murray
J. Duncan
Moruya
A. Kethel
Moorabool
I. Thompson
South Australian
Huddart, Parker, and Company
Cavanda
J. H. Hunter
Byron Bay
G. W. Nicoll
Kittawa
Collins
Devonport
Union Company
Agenta
Orontes
Barbarossa
G.M.S
Bremen
Stentor
Dunkirk
Liverpool
Kasuga Maru
J.M
Wollowra
Fremantle
Rockton
Queensland
Tyrian F
Mildurn
Haydo Brown
Honolulu
Lucipara
Valparaiso
Winfield
Gulf of Taranto
Hull
Lomiton
Rakanoa
Fiji
Mararea
Buninyong
Commonwealth
Lloyd's
Ols
Larry
Houden
Australia
Cape
Sydney
Whery
Land Line
Hies
T. J. Wine
S&s
J. Sheepwaed
T. Carr
Vilestinia
Mr. Spring
F. Stephens
Robertson
Barbour
Ellis
Wyles
J. Anderson
Dr. Addison
Sydney Harbour
G.M.S. Barbarossa
N.D.L. Long Aco
N.D.L
O. R.M.S. Himalaya
Port Jackson
Burns
Philp
Titus
Solomon Group
Norfolk Island
Bibbing
Mercedes
Wellington
N.Z
Hongkong
Elmville
Kulpara
Sophocles
Sonoma
Newscastle
San Francisco
Gantock Rock
Laurie
Clif House
Morayshire
Tainan
N. Company
Manila
China
Japan
Thursday Island
Miller's Point
King Street
Wyandra
Lime-street
Anglian
Hobart
Grafton
H.R
Market Wharf
Idomeneus
Glasgow
Katanga
Monte Video
Capetown
Pacifique
M.M
Noumea
Victoria
New Zealand
Nardoo
Maritime Miscellany Ships in Sydney Waters for Xmas Season
High water at Sydney Cove notes 1.52 pm and 2.26 pm. Farm Cove busy days past, now few ships. Royal Arthur flagship at buoy, Dart at Garden Island to depart for Hobart. Karra katta Ringaroomas, Lizard Pylades Sparrow at Melbourne. Mildura Port Adelaide, Wallaroo Archer Penguin in NZ waters. Torch Phoebe sailed to Launceston and Hobart for Xmas. Moewe German gunboat at moorings in.
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Sydney Cove
Farm Cove
Royal Arthur
Buoy
Garden Island
Sydney
Hobart
Melbourne
Port Adelaide
Wallaroo
Archer
Penguin
N.Z. Waers
H.M
Torch
Phoebe
Launceston
Moewe
Zam-Buk Heals Scratch Itch At Helidon Spa
A woman troubled by a skin ailment near town discovers Zam-Buk and cures herself and several relatives. The ointment is kept on hand for burns cuts bruises sores stiff joints and minor troubles like insect bites sunburn and bee stings. The note also mentions Taylor Bros. jam topping the market.
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Zam-Buk
Helidon Spa
Taylor Bros
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