Melbourne Inter Sport Cricket Match Victoria vs NSW
The Melbourne MCC ground hosted a run heavy inter colonial match between New South Wales and Victoria. Gregory top scored for NSW with a 64 and Trumper opened solidly while Saunders led the bowling for NSW taking multiple wickets as Victoria posted 158 in reply to NSW's 352.
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Donnan
Trumble
Donon
Trumper
Dewny
Rudere
Grratio
Ivale Yue
diMelill
Doncan
Noble
Savauers
Iredale
Saunders Tredale
Obe
Baaneye
Graham
Hoviiun
Hopkina
Saunders
Lee Wik
Hopkin
Wee Brightening
Beugiers
Bolping & Foal Ik
Butlusers
Wrang Gregory
Iusyheon
Bregory
Baanders
Vie
Tulen
Worvall
M'beth Jolows
Gregory
Sarmicen
Smeth
Belog
Ylayne
Meth
Villa Inter
de Buur
Kiregury
Wallyside
M'Beth
Witte
Trimble
Laver
Lisle
Wickon
Marl
MCC
Lowiher
Victoria
Worrall
Marsh
M’beth
Kelly
M'Beh
Armatrong
M’alister
S.W
Pirat
Seace
Tononn
Roble
Graban
Hopilan
Mt’Leod
Trumble he omnes Kelly, © Armairong, b Saunders vo. jessseiey@ Howell, © Worrall
The
M'Leod
Bundeien Eyesore
Brteree Residqences Pesees
Trumple
Bate
Leed
Balla
Marsby
Tow
Shee
Surere Maliater
Warning on crowd safety at public event route
A note warns authorities to prevent accidents during federal festivities as structures along the route are inspected. Builders erect verandahs and stands that seem unable to bear weight. Spectators seek high seats, raising concerns of injury during the procession day.
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Oxfort-etreet
Memorial fountain for Lt Grieve at Watson's Bay unveiled
Residents of Watson's Bay unveiled a memorial fountain for Lt J. Grieve near the harbor entrance, with regiments from Australia and Scotland attending. A large crowd witnessed the procession, speeches by officials, and the playing of the Dead March and Lochaber No More. The concrete and marble fountain stands 16 feet high with a carved plaster bas relief honoring the late officer who died at Paardberg on 18 February 1900.
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Watson's Bay
G. J. Grieve
South Head
St of Natch Head
Baying
Paddington Barracks
J. Garland
Preach
Coleman
Alderm
Um J. Dykes
Vaucluse
Alexander Kethel
M.L.C
Henderoo
National Guards
M'Donad
New Zealand
G. B. C. Stiles
J. K. ‘Turner
C. A.T. Todd
A. W. Slade
Sydney
6Th
Green
Grieve
Vaucluge
Ar Gurland
Watson's Pay
Alan
Scouland
Abe Scots Creye
South Africa
Roe
Scottian
Talsiad
Australia
Hector Macdonald
Empire
Garland
Saul
John Ferguson
Colonel Wright
Dove
G. Rose
Royal Highlanders
Sydney Scottish Rifles
Scottish Rifles
Australian Rifles
J. Grieve
Paardberg
Andrews Brothers
Elizabeth-street
Early Christmas Shop Hours Cause Deputation Dispute
A reader letter argues against the Ministers plan for half holidays and longer Friday hours for Christmas week. The Water Police Court reports John Mason fined for indecent language and assault, with extra penalties. The letter defends shopkeepers seeking to keep Saturday hours and Wednesday flexibility, blaming official pressure as overreach.
Tattersall Swings Tattersall Consulting Draw Result?
The notice outlines Tattersall's Sweeps from Tattersall's Consultation on the Sumter Cup at Randwick next Wednesday with numerous cash prizes, listing many coded numbers and horse names, including Yoraz, Sun, Beloved and others amid a dense, fragmentary OCR extract.
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Tattersall
Randwick
Men Charged With Theft From Britannic Afloat
At the Water Police Court on Monday Willis Bartlett Aremen Barry Clark and John Garety all seamen aboard the Britannic faced charges of being involved in stealing clothing a watch a chain and a gold scarf pin from a box on a vessel. Evidence included a necktie in Clark s possession and clothes found in Bartlett s berth. All pleaded not guilty with varied explanations.
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Water
Willis Bartlett
Aremen
Barry Clark
John Garety
Trimmer
William ‘Thomas
Clark
Bartlett
Harely
Harety
Intercolonial criminials contact increases cautious Sydney patrols
A Sydney detective notes fewer outsiders visible during holidays and fears of their being in hiding. Reports say four detectives from Auckland and Queensland have arrived, with more from West Australia Victoria and South Australia expected this week to assist local police.
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Sydney
Herbert
Auckland
N.2
Twomey
Vetuty and Wyre
Queensland
West Australia
Victoria
South Australia
Melbourne City Loan Tender for Debentures
The Corporation of the City of Melbourne advertises a loan of £350000 by debentures redeemable in thirty years from Feb 1 19. Tenders to be received by 3 pm Tuesday January 22, with minimum 99 per £100 and deposits of 19 per cent, plus 40 per cent on allotment. Copies of the prospectus available at banks and stock exchange.
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Corporation of the City of
Melbourne
Stock Exchange
Thursday Mails From G P O and Overseas Ship Dates
Malls depart the G P O for Eden Thursday Island Manila Hongkong Japan and other destinations aboard Rose Kasuge Maru and FMLS ships with departures at 11 am 1 am and 4 30 pm weekly. Prince Alfred Hospital reports week ending December 22 with 191 male and 102 female in patients 31 male 1 female admitted 40 male 24 female discharged 2 male 1 female died remaining 100 female outpatients 42 treated as casualty cases admitted and enteric fever cases noted.
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G.P.O
Port Warquarie
Bellinger River
Eden
Thursday Island
Manila
Hongkong
Japan
Auckland
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Europe
Iodia
Mauritius
Adelaide
Ville de la Clotat
Prince Alfred Hospital
Rompitat
Hillston Railway Urged By Local Farmers and Eynere
In a largely atteming Farmers and Eeynere Association meeting on Saturday the group unanimously supported immediate railway construction. They backed Joins Banda and urged government action, recognizing the need for transit development. Mr WaLaun received praise for his critique of government handling in the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aillston
Eeynere
Une Naa
Lola Associatina
Banda
WaLaun
Pumora
Robbery at Molong Railway Station Not Fully Successful
A Molong report describes a Friday night robbery attempt at the Manilira Railway Station. The would-be thieves tried to blow the safe but failed, taking only stamps and small cash. The incident caused local disruption and a review by police.
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Molong
Manilira
Nammering
Amity
Homebush Stock Sales Report At Rotetrend Street Market
The sale on Monday featured 1622 lot numbers with prime stock including Seavy and Mmiocks sires. Prices ranged from 18 10 to 9, with demand steady for certain grades but overall market volatility noted. The sale highlighted lower values for other lots and prepared buyers for future deliveries by Wetler-carriers. The event occurred in London with future notices promised for Mawr and similar postings.
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Suesion
Rotetrend
Fenders of
Tuyere
Weiguin
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Ant Roberts
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Hudson
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Hillston Railway
Erment
Marion Drewe
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Abel & Co.,ltd
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Landan
Amd
Seigel’s
Syate
R. Rae
Mother Seidel’s
Tieteyer
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Mary Wrey
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