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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 24, 1908

Page

5

Racing Club proposes programme for Saphary meeting

The Votoris Park Racing Club outlines a programme to be decided on Saphary 6 with numerous handicap events and a feature hurdles race. Entries close Tuesday at 1 p.m. The meeting includes Flying Leap and Summer Cup entries andW R G restrictions noted. Randwick and Tattersall details follow with notable entries and match results.

Votoris Park Ipert Faratchings A.C. Aamer Partar Tlaset Carl Zena Aliee Mase Blue Ribbon Muni Thisus Merton Rose Brewners Womihy Tring Borsea Adelakie Rer Kooys Dampier Jackey Tor Aimasa WRG Tattersall's Randwick Wosebery Tom Scully

Graham named Queensland representative for Australasian carnival

Graham has been chosen to represent Queensland at the Australasian championship carnival in Sydney. A number of swimmers will accompany him, including J. A Lamont of Toowong, D. Harrower of North Brisbane, L. Dowser and C. Alley of Rockhampton, A. M. Taylor of Darling Downs, T. Trenfwld of Toowong, W. Kutler, J. Pike of North Brisbane, and G. Follingsworth of Church I.

Graham Queensland Sydney J. A Lamont Toowong D. Harrower N- Brisbane L. Dowser C. Alley Rockhampton A.M. Taylor Darling Downs T. ‘Trenfwld W. Kutler J. Pike N. Brisbane G. Follingsworth Church I

Randwick and Coogee 50 Yards Handicap results reported

A local athletics meet at Parmer's Bay Baths featured 23 starters in the Randwick and Coogee 50 Yards Handicap with D. Peel and J. Hogan among top finishers. Rose Bay Amscurl Club's Christmas Gift Handicap produced fast times including Haigh and J. Haigh. Next event set for January 2 with Manly District Club members elected to leadership roles and practice starting January 9.

Stitute Queensland Randwick and Coogee Parmer’s Bay Baths J. Bydkurl Msee R. Foley Tharsve Toyner J. C Ancona W. Reynols Deer Tales Moat G. Menwalfe T. Sinclair M.N. Jerham Dace A. Hilpds Isec Aoc. Murphy Mtver Gsee Teri Taye AJ. Green L. M’clanahan Diad Hea Maer G Leth C. Turner Rydkslet Timp Rose Bay L Bglese W. Manahan Bain C. Northcote J. Hogan R. Cleburne J. Haigh Peel L Eglene

The Long Bicycle Ride From Adelaide to Sydney

Good support is given to the Dunlop Rubber Company in collecting with the relay cycle ride to the field at base from Adelaide via Melbourne to Sydney about 27 miles. Cyclists seek privilege to carry the dispatch along the route divided into weekly sections with changing stations in towns. Twelve riders will carry the message across three states awaiting favorable weather. The journey may take about 80 hours at roughly 14 miles per hour and medals will be awarded to every cyclist who takes part.

Dunlop Rubber Company Collecison Miter Baser Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Wao

Sydney City Mission Christmas Tree Event Draws Thousands

In Sydney Town Hall last evening about 2000 children attended the Sydney City Mission Christmas tree. The workers, led by secretary E Moore and president Rev. George Campbell, handed out toys and sweets then guided the barefooted children through the corridor to the platform. Visitors saw the gift exchange and a musical program as the event concluded around 9 pm.

Bydney Iy Mission Varie Ats Juin Luvin Sydney Sydney Mission Geors- Campbell E. Moore

Engine Drivers Examinations Pass List

The Mines Inspection Act 1001 shows many wind ing engine drivers certificates of competency awarded. Names include H. W. Edgecumbe A. Hoare T. H. Trevillian C. P. Gray W. J. Sewell A. A. Chapooan W. Crale H. Fraser H. T. Hicks W. Longley D. Kay GW. Poole and numerous others across Broken Hill Tingha Hillgrove Wyalong Orange Cobar Mount David Newcastle Araluen and more. Also under the Coal Mines Regulation Act 1905 J Barrie J G Black E J Beavley J W Roberts J Robertson were noted.

Broken Hill H. W. Edgecumbe A. Hoare Tinghy-Mowell Barnett Smith Uillgrove T. H. Trevillian Wralong JF. Bean C.H. Gillard Orange C P. Gray Ald. Russell Mount David F. W. Herr W. J Deane W. A. Johnson Thompson Cobar W. J. Maurice H. B Aliler A. B. Price Charle Prosper W. G. Sith HP. Tintall H.R. Weeks J. R. Williams Caubeleo Matthews RF. Milyain J. 1 Seymour J. G. Davis

Wallabies Tour Report Mixed Fog and Firm Defense in Britain

Special correspondent reports from London on the Australasian rugby visit. Fog disrupted travel but players persevered, with Oxford loss shocking locals. The Wallabies dominated the match, forwards outclassing Oxford, backs delivering clever work, and some injuries and a sending off marred the game.

Austratian Rusby Union Great Britain London Tyre Oxford Aqme University Raine Muhtieth Peat Sigiline Roberts Wallabies Gavin Burge Australia Premice M’kivat Nassing

Cripps Beats Grima In Gripping Manly Bout At Stadium

Arthur Cripps the champion middleweight outpointed New Zealand challenger Jim Grima in a hard fought clash at the Stadium Rouveieres Bay. Cripps used superior ring craft to outmaneuver Grima through several rounds, delivering telling blows as Grima pressed, while crowd-pleasing exchanges and a late knockdown sealed Cripps’s victory.

Arthur Cripps Jim Grima New Zealand Roubeuvieres Bay Mark Johnsin SIAR Arthur Scott Griffin Cripps Grima Grif Griffn Ceipps Crippa

Island gear costs and a farmer's death note in 19th century report

The report records island gear cost excesses of £51160, extra costs in New South Wales £6256 and Victoria £4786. It mentions William Collins, 86, a farmer from Maleho, committing death by self-harm with a struct act due to remorse over offending his wife while drinking.

New South Wales Victoria William Collins

NSW VICTORIA CRICKET TEST DRAW DELAYED MATCH PLANS

The Sydney paper details New South Wales and Victoria facing off Saturday with Melbourne as the venue. It notes NSW leads 40 wins to Victoria’s 38 in prior encounters and lists player inclusions and absentees for both sides, including missing stars and new trialists.

New South Walem Victorbe Lele Melbourne New South Wales Victoria Tae Mybourne Sydney

Melbourne and Sydney Grammar Schools cricket match report

Combined Melbourne and Sydney Grammar Schools were bowled out for 203 with Barbour scoring 57 and Dean 22, while the University side made 22 and Massie top-scored with 25. Par for the victors was 3 for 47 as Nathan took 1 for 3, and Mackay claimed 1 for 32 for the losers.

Melbourne Sydney Grammar Sydney Vietics Nathan Matthewn Broughton Mackay Scott Barfour Moule

Tram service changes and notices for tomorrow

Weekday tram tables will be in cover all lines tomorrow with minor departure time changes. At 6 20 am workers taron will be canceled on all lines and Bond Junction line will not run. A 12 minute service will operate Long Bay La Perouse line. Mothers encouraged to wash children with O CE O LO shampoo for its tonic and germicidal properties. Nestle's Food marketed for hot weather at one shilling per far.

Starbor Recreation Grounds Government Reserve Stit Baths TRAM Richardson and Wrench, Ltd Richardson and CO Uife Bond Junction Pitt and Cuetlereagh Long Bay- la Perouse

Thoroughbred training notes from a crowded summer meeting

The report catalogs multiple race entries and performances with numerous horses and handlers listed. It notes horses like Slipper and Golden, various furlong distances, and positions, reflecting a dense, event-filled training diary from the Aid summer meeting.

Victorie Park Horse Race Report

At Victorie Park a horse race segment features several riders including Miss Dabs and Vahha Gossom. The field covers a mixed distance with a new half mile leg and a series of taut positions as horses and riders push toward the final stretch.

Victorie Park Aniya Turtones Alor Arik Vadmads Tate Amin Ihaser Pat Palithgn Merv Wien

Life Saving Society honours and awards list

The Life Saving Society at The Scot Club outlines its annual awards for 2018 with 145 members receiving certificates across categories such as diving, lifeguard training, and military clubs. The report notes patrons and officers, including His Honor the Governor and the Admiral, plus a lengthy executive committee and various honorary posts and officers.

Reval Wit Saving Society Scot’ Club Hunter-otteet Esiaey Inelence Hs Curn Tara Randidgyne New South Wales Lonion Nf Valeere Pytrons Honry Prederick M- Darley Bymnerhon W._ Reldy Reuter Jay Rat D.S.C Francis B .W Tor. Menara da. Homie J. J. Cohen Daniel Levy C. W. Oakes David

Christmas Day At The Cathedral Service Plans

Elaborate preparations at St Andrew's Cathedral George aired for Christmas Day include Holy Communion at 7 and 8 am, Morning Prayer at 10 am with special psalms and Te Deum by Smart, and Bach anthems. Evensong at 7:30 pm features carols, address by Rev W Newmarsh, and the anthem Hear King of Angels.

St. Andrew's George Smart Kyrie Archbionep Bach W. Newmarsh

Fire in Melbourne destroys factory and damages walls

A blaze at early morning hours swept through the premises of Thomson, Navies, and Company on Moor Street Melbourne. The fire caused significant water damage and collapsed floors while personnel from government and officials observed the scene. The event prompted a royal party to visit the site as the authorities worked to extinguish the flames.

Amussie Thomson, Navies, and Company Melbourne Mouers Maurice Ariana Mesira Howley Alto Movarnor-Fensral Lady Dudley Lark Richard Neville A.’ Horo-Ruthven A. Mary-Kitheet Peputy MLE Wi) King Lele

Expectorating on Footpaths At Balmain Police Court

Two men named Charles Wilson and William Aili were fined ten shillings each, or seven days in default, for expectorating on the footpath in Darling Street opposite Balmain Town Hall during a theater interval. The magistrate may impose penalties up to ten pounds to curb the habit.

Balmain Charles Wilson William Aili Darling Street Balmain Town Hall

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