Bowden Grabs Century In Sydney Cricket Ground Thriller
New South Wales survived a bold Queensland reply at the Sydney Cricket Ground to 458 for seven at lunch. Bowden scored 149 in 2 hours 24 minutes with two near-catches and Pisher added 43 not out as NSW reached 550 for hours and 47 minutes, boosting their innings after a dramatic escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Queensland
Sydney Cricket Ground
Bowden
Pisher
Redgrave
MrLaren
Ube
Catamen
Martin
Oatemen
Hartigan
Fisher
Hayes
Thomson
Newton
Howden
Duon
Crouch
Feld
Armstrong
Deeplee
Whitty
Airmetrong
Mrang
Whitty Fvens
Nate
Victoria V New South Wales Wicket Flooded By Rain
The Victoria vs New South Wales interstate cricket match was halted by rain and postponed to tomorrow after a rain flooded site. NSW captain Noble and Victoria captain McAlister agreed to resume once conditions improve.
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Melbourne
Victoria
New South Wales
AL Jean Noble
M’alister
Yeetordey
Individual basketball stat line leaders listed
The fragment lists players with shooting totals: Hopking 0 for 20, Whidden 4 for 24, Johnson 1 for 28, Macartney 2 for 33, Hick pon 1 for 34, and a 6 for 13 noted for Hick pon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopking
Whidden
Johnson
Macartney
Hickpon
Englishmen at Bendigo Rain Prevents Play
Owing to heavy rain the match between the English Pleven and Eighteen of Bendigo has been abandoned for a day. The ground is practically submerged and unlikely to be playable tomorrow. Yesterday the Englishmen were six wickets down for 187 in their first innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendigo
Victoria
Rain Prevents NSW Railways Team Match in Melbourne
Cricketers from the NSW Government Railway Workshops could not play Newport Workshops due to rain in Melbourne. The visitors were entertained by the Mayor of Wollinmatown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
N.S.W
Newport
Willitmatown
Trotting Race Results From Epping Meeting
A chaotic entry list reports multiple trotters including Hanticap Ow fynda Tuxera Schemer and Bow Bells in a series of handicaps at Epping. Mummell Childe Ladybird Claret and Nellie contested the Flying Handicap with Mammel Childe securing victory by three lengths in 1 minute. Owyinda Trixie Tl Schemer and Con dor also feature in Pony Handicap results with Schemer winning a pony event.
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Hanticap
Shemer
Tsee Bhd
Sad
R. Loneby
Owyinda
Ssee Bha
Har
W. Harv
Tuxera
J. Eddie
Cleve
Chevedon Chief
Lady Strathfield
Bow Bells
Pinewood
Bow Bolls
Schemer
Mummell Childe
Yer Bhd
J. Hackett
W. R. Woodham
Bob
Nellie
Major Hall
Clarel
Lazybird
Mammel Childe
Imin Atene
Warden
Sadowa
Face Bhd
Eddie Owyinda
W. Hart
J. W
Toxie
John Harold
Eva
Owrinda
Trixie
Geer
Condor
Ccccs
Serrenverissenrestentacsrsee
Ccicces
Eucensenecseenes
Carrington Stakes favorite and other contenders listed
Ciesi is favored for the Carrington Stakes with Isos Banzai Forge Lord Merv and Far North among choices. Epic has died after ruptured intestines, previously trained by a Fielder. Send Of, ridden by J Carey, injured fetlocks and will miss racing. Trainers and jockeys tickets for Monday's Wollongong meeting must be applied for at Warwick Farm by 11 am tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciesi
Isos
Banzai
Forge
Lord Merv
Far North
Epic
J. Carey
Send of
Wollongong
Warwick Farm
Absent from the Ancaios crew in Mosman Bay court action
At Water Police Court Hians Andersen and 15 others faced charges of being absent from the ship Ancaios snow in Mosman Bay without leave on the 3rd. The defendants pleaded not guilty. Captain J B Ritchie testified that discipline failed after December 23 and a plan to replace the crew was influenced by owners in Liverpool. Bail was set and further hearings adjourned to Monday noon. Summonses by crew against the captain for threats were adjourned for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Police Court
Hians Andersen
Lolgard Burge
George Edwards
Geo. Hicksman
Will Hughes
Joseph Hoffman
Will Hill
Joseph Kenna
Arthur Lane
Bernard M'Mahon
John Martin
John Montgomery
Fred K. Neilson
Kanuto Petersen
Jax Revilen
Harry Turner
Mosman Bay
Burke
Carter Smith
J. J. Burfitt
Ancaion
Edwards
Liverpool
Carter
Peterborough Spheme Collison Case at Marine Court
Frank Ruseluin master of the Peterborough and Denis Crowley master of the Sphone appeared before Acting Judge Scholes in the Sydney Enistrict Court to show cause why their certificates should not be suspended or cancelled. The court found both officers were to blame for the collision off Matsubra Bay on November 29, but did not pursue personal neglect by the masters. The court could not determine the rear cause of the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ruseluin
Peterborough
Denis Crowley
Sphone
Marine Court
Scholes
Witherspoon
Hracegirdie
Assessore
Sydney
Matsubra
Payment of Land Tax Reminder for Last Day Prompt Remittance
Taxpayers are reminded that Monday is the final day to pay land tax without a 14 percent fine. Remittances by mail are encouraged with receipts forwarded by return post. Cheques should be payable to the Commissioners of Taxation and posted stamps are not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Taxation
Squatter Dies Suddenly at Lake King
Melbourne report says T. M. Hamilton owner of Emeay Station near the NSW border collapsed and died on his yacht at Lake King Cunningham. Death attributed to heart apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
T. M. Hamilton
Emeay Station
New South Wales
Cunningham
Chinese Visitors On Way To Tahiti In Sydney Streets
In Sydney this morning a group of Chinese travelers dressed in native costume attracted attention as they passed through. Officials kept strict control at the port with the travellers bound for Tahiti via New Zealand and France. Sun Johnson editor of the Chinese Herald explained the route and the need for vigilance, noting the voyage length and entry bonds.
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Sydney
Celes Gals
Tahiti
Sun Johnson
Chinese Herald
Evening News
Japan
China
San Francisco
New Zealand
Frisco
Port Darwin
Custom House
Brisbane
Australia
Bug Johnson
Melbourne Society Scandal Drags On In Jury Trial
Mr Purves wrapped up his Melbourne jury address detailing a serigun charge against Mrs Wallace. He noted mistaken service of papers at the Athenaeum entrance and described strained May relations over childless plans. Nurse Soden testified Mrs Wallace’s condition and operation, while Wallace denied the contested claims as implausible in the witnesses’ accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Purves
Wallace
Soden
Walthey Wee
Vrounsel
Fallerra
Soden'a
Man With Bad Record Charged in Newtown Court
Georen Cavanagh, known as Skinny, 34, laborer, faced Newtown Police Court on a December 74 assault on Constable Prior at Marrickville. He pleaded guilty to assault and offences against decency after injuring uniform trousers and, with a long prior record dating to 1965 totaling 38 convictions, received fines and a three month sentence for the assault plus £2 fine for indecent conduct and 2s for trousers damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Georen Cavanagh
Prior
Marrickville
St Anmore Road
Christ Church
Christmas Eye
Law and Order
Cavanagh
Isaacs
Dave
Cattle Driving Offences Heard in Sydney Court
At Water Police Court W M Mion of 59 Arundel Street Forst Lodge was fined ten pounds and costs for driving 19 head of cattle along Wattle Street Sydney on a date not allowed by law. Constable Wirth saw the act between midnight and a.m. Mion said he drove cattle from Fort Peters to the North Coast Company's Wharf and faced a potential loss of £50 if delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Police Court
M’mion
Arundel Street
Forst Lodge
Wattle-street
Sydney
Constable Wirth
Late Shipping Arrivals and Tragedy at Cameron Falls
Shipping notices report arrivals from Auckland and New Zealand ports with vessels including Bree Boras Philp and Dauntrees bound for Mhundtaberg and Tweed Heads. A 7 year old son of Constable Livingsone drowned at Cameron Falls near Wauchope, police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peramber
Afareska
Smith
Bree Boras Philp
Teitant
RA. E. Smith
Fron
Auckland
New Zealand
Brisbane
Koneowarrma
Sedner
Finngere Ie
Mhundtaberg
Stephene
Cameron Falls
Wauchope
Constable Livingsone
Rain in Broken Hill Boosts Barrier Scrip Holders
Reports from Broken Hill note 144 inches of rain in four hours easing concerns of a water famine for Barrier holdings. Sydney brokers report strong demand for Barrier shares at firmer prices, with London quotations showing broader improvement. Investors in Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide remain hopeful the rally can persist, aided by favorable private London cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Sydney
Mony Davids
Si Sdoghare
Adelale
Melbourne
London
Aha
Broken Hill Junction
Adelaide
Confidence Man Case Over Banknotes and Drinks
John Casey aged 38, described as a shearer, faced Water Police Court after noon for obtaining £4 from laborer Edward Henry Bishop by false pretence during a Sid ney visit. Casey pretended to leave money with a landlady then borrowed £4 later. he never repaid. He received three months hard labor. A second victim, W. McFhee, a country youth, was defrauded of £1 by a similar ruse and also jailed for three months. sentences were cumulative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Casey
Water Police Court
Edward Henry Bishop
Bishop
Sidney
Casey
Wit Witeres
Mr. Love
Hart
W. M'Fhee
Cupey
South Coast Mines Miners Seek Higher Cutting Rates
South Bull miners protest coal cutting machine use as a method of blasting and filling coal. They demand higher rates and have referred the dispute to a conciliation board. Mount Kembla is trialing the system at a higher rate, which could eliminate contractors if adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollongong
South Bull
Mount Kembia
Inquest Probes Sea Death of Wharf Labourer Lambourne
A coroner in Actiog City held an inquest into the death of Thomas Lambourne age 55 of Paxtonslane. He died after falling from the hold of the steamer Kadinna at Cremorne on Monday morning. Evidence showed he was found dead in No 2 hold with skull fractures and head injuries. Verdict: accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actiog City
Thomas Lambourne
Paxtonslane
Lambournes
John Evans
Kading
Gnethenau
Cremorne
Lambourne
Thomas Williama
Indian merchant sells old elephant to a fool buyer
An Indian merchant sought to offload an old elephant and paid a silent bystander to keep quiet about the animal’s defects until sale. After selling, he asked how the observer spotted the flaw, only to learn the man had never ridden a live elephant before and simply wanted to know which end was which.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Tramp Assault Case Sways Central Police Court
John Tibbs, a laborer, appeared before the Central Police Court charged with assaulting Sylvanus Thorne, a tram conductor. The drunken man tried to board a tram, was halted by the conductor, and struck him in retaliation. he was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tibbs
Central Police Court
Sylvanus Thorne
Die
Dave
Carpenter fined for misconduct near Theatre Royal
Henry Lofiad aged 25 a carpenter faced Water Police Court charges of misconduct on Castlereagh street near the Theatre Royal. Constable Fascee found him at the door around 1pm in the presence of women and children awaiting admission. He was fined £10 with an alternative of two months hard labor. The second officer of the steam Delphic died during a regatta.
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Water
Henry Lofiad
Castlereagh Street
Fascee
Theatre Royal
Love
Sydney Water Supply Faces Low Reservoir Levels
At a Water and Sewerage Board meeting it was reported Prospect Reservoir stood 0.67 ft below cr version level and had been stationary for eight days. Cataract Reservoir storage and evaporation losses were outlined, with concern over potential restrictions if rainfall remained scant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Sewerage Board
Prospect Reservoir
Pheasant’s Nest
Prospect
Metropolis
Fai
Melbourne
Yan Yean
Stokes
Garrard
Sly Liquor Selling Case Increases Alarming
John Wilson a 32 year old carpenter was charged at Central Police Court this afternoon with selling beer on the 12th instant at St Hargrave Lane without a licence. Magistrate Mr King fined him £50 or three months. Mr Hayes led the prosecution highlighting rising offences against the Liquor Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Central Police Court
St Hargrave Lane
King
Hayes
Sailors in Market Street Brawl Face Court
Gustare Neilson, a Norwegian sailor, appeared before the Central Police Court on assault charges after a fight among eight sailors in Market Street. The constable, who intervened, described a volatile scene with a large crowd, and Neilson was fined for riotous behavior and for the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustare Neilson
Central Police Court
Neilson
Thea
Successful Students at Water Board Diploma
At a board meeting the secretary announced that Mesare F J Henry assistant accountant R Ayrne revenue auditor and E H Campbell principal bookkeeper earned the Associate of the Federal Institute of Accountants diploma after two years of self study. The board chose to recognize their achievement with congratulatory letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Sewerage Board
Mesare
F. J. Henry
R. Ayrne
Revenue
E. H. Campbell
Associate of the Federal Institute of Accountants
Weather brings western showers and heat across the state
The Bydecey Observatory forecast warns of showers and thunder across the western districts and extending eastward with a southerly change. The 24 hour rain data shows Balranald, Broken Hill, Wentworth, Wilcannia among others recording fall while hot, dry spells persist elsewhere. A grass fire near Mylere Station burned significant pasture as heat and dust storms sweep the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydecey Observatory
Darlice
Murray
New South Wales
Balranald
Broken Hill
Bustan
Jerriderie
Moulameis
Milparinka
Tibooburra
Wentworth
Wilcannia
Moulamein
Wanaarine
Westworth
Hilranald
Rourke
Brewarrina
Carinda
Coolemen
Cowra
Dubbo
Boston
Guneedah
Hey
Hillstom
Maredena
Morangerei
Mudgee
Murrumburreh
Wagen
White Cliff
Wilewania
Cobar
Deginquin
Buster
Wungerford
Tweed Heads
Wraps
Wansaring
Wilrennia
Rinalong
lOidem
Westerday
Mylere Statino
Temora
Windson
Victoria Receives Heavy General Rainfall Across State
Melbourne reports three inches of rain on the 26th hour as Victoria experiences a widespread downpour. The fall is described as general across the state with heavier conditions in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
Bankrupt petitions adjourned and diversions in court
Bankrupt court notes adjournment of George Thomson versus William M lntyre to January 7 due to service on respondent. C Tarrey and Company sue William Norris. An order of sequestration made with W H Palmer as official assignee. Alfred Heare Small versus T Ke Northern. withdrawal granted after settlement. Voluntary sequestration for James Martin of Woodview with W H Palmer as official assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomson
William M'lntyre
C. Tarrey and Company
William Norris
W. H. Palmer
Alfred Heare Small
T. Ke Northern
Imaye
James Martin
Woodview
Cazvin
Gatrick
Kyogit
Sisignee
Lost Opportunities Quarrel Sparks Garden Memorial Idea
A woman told friends she quarreled with her husband and marked a tree in memory of their first falling out. A listener suggested the plan would have saved many spats if placed in their garden.
Too Late for Classifieds Notice on September Page
Advertisement heading notes late placement for classified items on the September page. Reads as a generic market recall with no detailed names, dates, or prices readable in the fragment.
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Hoohigan
Randwicke
Merwren
Wih
Ledgrave
Sydney Niavers
Rowden
Towton
Wtisher
Whiteveent
Jeter Redgrave
Bijaxi
Bowen
Hartican
F. Waddy
Diamond
H. Wlaxland
Geeeory
Barnes
Bardeley
Martizan
Rergrave Seas
Lane
Barstow
D. Fisher
J. Bowden
Redtrave
Arm
Tees
Rewline
M’laren
Tune
Maifens
Mma
Piariigam
Thomace
Dunn
Rune
Armsatonu
Trvane
Queenslant
Mesias i FF. Martin
R. Martigan
J. Redgrave
Mlaxland
Rowden Osce
B. Haven
Gut
Peces
Mkenzie
Seeny Eens Warne
Noble
Whiddon
A. Tarrant
Cotter
Hansford
M’alleter
Otterviewe
Horan
Savermnduonior
Hazlitt
Hopkins
V. Carrall
Venegaest Te Areveesen
Siz
Epping
Ancaios
Peterborough-Sphene
Tite Marine
Squatter
MR. Purves
Wentralla
Hobart
South Coast Mines
India
Mir
KH Lerehhten
Delphic
Cuneta
Sydney Water Supply
F.S.V
Farmer's Men’s
F.S.V. Boots
Dls
Central
Pitt-St. Entrance
Hain
Splendid Falls
Bankruptcy Court
H., EH. R. Pascoe
Hoffnung's
Pytt-Street
Pitt-Street
Drcemger
Horder
Gents
Fairfax
X Roberts
Hunter-Street
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