Kensington Club Christmas Meeting Draws Strong Attendance
A large crowd attended the Kensington Club Christmas Meeting with close finishes and several favorites falling to surprise winners. Jockey Evans starred with three wins and two seconds from five mounts, while Gipsy captured the principal event. The day featured Trinket as a early favorite before Ruddy mare edged ahead to win from Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
Manly
P. O'Mara
Evans
Gipsy
Bia
Trinket
Toledo
Forest Lodgy
Mentoy
Ac Fm
John Jolly
Moorefield Club
Jenny Lind
Una
Judea
Hag
Swiney
Wallsend
J.C
Lady Laur
Nicodemus
Abercrombie
Moonee Valley
Keen
WallSends J.C. Races at Lattsburg Handicap card
Race card detail lists multiple races at Lattsburg including the Lattsburg Handicap 6 furlongs and 20 yards with Yule Cake and Beach, and other events such as Jockey Club Handicap Kaligo and Marvydland Handicap. Contenders mentioned include Yule Cake Tarik Scot's Brigade Beatrice and Genoro with odds and results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Carthy
Quinny
Thea
Tracey
Simon
Combi
Dirk
Beach
Yule Cake
Lady Laura
Nicodemus
Renny
Lome
C. Tarik
Walker
Esaean
Wright
Scots’ Brigade
Phoenix
Flist Barrell
Whiting
Wennings
Manilla
Hartisan
Werooga
Wilda
Scots' Brigade
Sea Hird
Tarik
Bite
Jockey Club Hannicap
Kalingo
M‘carthy
Gunabo
Mumh
Ceeceeeee
Brilliant Shine
Jennings
Neptunus
Beacon
Harttcan
Velvet Tat
M'Crimmon
Marathon
Dada
Beath
Kalinga
Genoro
Imlou
Marvyland
ST. Simon
Bea Hed
Kranee
Ce Sectateenewese Eescueee Soether
Tatch
Gib
Brown
Blue
Gonaro
Tarquins
Wingello
Forest Lodge Race Notes from December Meet
Forest Lodge results list novice and distance handicap events with detailed horse names and handicaps. Notable runners include Malverna Riverswing Clio True Love and Jumping Billy with various behind-mile positions and weights. additional entries show Pony Trot distances and multiple named horses such as Gib Redwing Winnie Phil Fairy Queen Dryad and Destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malverna
Clio
True Love
Kruger
Ecr
Toby B
Ser Billy
Post Roy
Jumping Billy
Austral Boy
Little Halbert
Rusty
Moses
Sneaker
Forest Lodge Manmieae
Nore
Redwing
Winnie Or Elwyn
Phil
Fairy Queen
Flavia Primrose
Dryad
B.Y. Am W.A
Xeda
Rapedor
Destination
Glenthers
Distance Handicap Trot at 2 Miles Showdowns
Margaret 7, Andy Andy 7, Little Jim 7 lead a field including Eva late Golddigger 7 in a distance handicap trot. Old Boy trails 20 yards behind, Silver Leg 100 behind, Flirt 159, O SC 170, Fidget 175, Tot 20, Little Tom 380, Teddy B 460 behind.
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Margaret
Andy Andy
Little Jim
Eva
Old Boy
Silver Leg
Flirt
O.sc
Fidget
Tot
Little Tom
Teddy B
Coolamon Athletic Society Elects Officers
The Coolamon Athletic Sports Society elected officers: Patten. T Fitzpatrick MLA as president. C Page as vice president. J Iveracu, Wade, Seymour, and H King honorary secretary. J Sklen as treasurer. W K Moore. A sports gathering will be held on Anniversary Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Coolamon Athletic Sports Society
Patten
T. Fitzpatrick
M.L.A
C. Page
J. Iveracu
Wade, Seymour
H. King
J. Sklen
W. K. Moore
Cass and Willis in Twenty Round Boxing Showdown
Tonight at the Golden Gate Athletic Club Cass and Willis meet in a twenty round contest with local fans eager for a decisive matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Golden Gate Athletic Club
Cass
Willis
Cyclists' Union entries close for January 11 meeting
Entries for all Cyclists' Union events close this evening for a program to be decided at Agricultural Ground on January 11. The Mile Amateur Championship of Australasia drew entries from New Zealand and Queensland. Over 200 entries have been received for cycling events at the Highland Gathering at the Sydney Cricket Ground next Wednesday. Appeals, including Beauchamp, to the League of Victorian Wheelmen were postponed to January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclists’ Union
Agricultural Ground
Australasia
New Zealand
Queensland
Sydney Cricket Ground
Beauchamp
League of Victorian Wheelmen
SA cricketer E Jones heads to Melbourne for tests
E Jones, the South Australian fast bowler, has travelled to Melbourne at the request of selector H Trumble for the Australian test series. Wellington beat Hawkes Bay by eight wickets in the interprovincial match, with Albert E Trott in the Hawkes Bay lineup. At Hampden Park, the Bankruptcy Department defeated the Official Assignees by four wickets, Barlow top-scoring with 49 and 12, Lloyd with 28 and 26, Windom 28. for the losers E Lloyd 34 Read 29 Huntly 17 and 15 not out Gosbell 14 were best efforts.
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E. Jones
Melbourne
H. Trumble
Wellington
N.Z
Hawkes Bay
Albert E. Trott
Hampden Park
Bankruptcy Department
Barlow
Lloyd
Windom
E. Lloyd
Read
Huntly
Gosbell
Old Country Player Sees Cooper Urge Test Call
An Australia letter-writer backs Cooper to join the next test in Sydney. He cites Cooper taking six wickets for 21 runs for New England against Newcastle, calling it decisive proof of ability. The correspondent notes Johnny Briggs praised Cooper's bowling during his last Australia tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
F. J. Ironside
Cooper
Uralia Trundler
Sydney
New England
Newcastle
Sydney Cricket Ground
Johnny” Briggs
Australia
Mails and Malls Close at G P O on Monday
The notice lists Monday cutoffs for Eden and Dunedin via Bega at 11 am Hobart via Monowai at 5 20 pm Natal Capetown Albany via Adelaide Wilcannia at 5 20 pm with routes through Melbourne and Adelaide to reach New Zealand and Australia ports.
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G.P.O
Eden
Bega
Dunedin
N.Z
Hobart
Melbourne
Monowai
Natal
Capetown
Albany
W.A
Adelaide
Court notices for December 30 in legal and marine inquiry
District Court calendar lists Gibson v. Maders before the Registrar at 10.30 a.m. On the same day the Court of Marine Inquiry sits at 11 a.m. with Judge Backhouse and assessors, for the Kurraba and the Bunya Bunya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 2
Gibson
Maders. Court OF Marine Inquiry
Backhouse
No. 1 District Court
Kurraba
Lightning Kills Clifton Station Manager at Back Paddock
During a violent storm at Clifton Station Mr Bowtell manager was struck by lightning while inspecting burr cutting. He rode one horse and led another as the horses strayed and the group sheltered. He died within minutes. both horses were killed. a small neck mark showed where the current entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allora (Q.) “Guardian
Bowtell
Clifton
Money Borrowing Notice From N S W Montes Piete Co Ltd
A lending inquiry appears from N S W Montes Piete Co Ltd located at 74 Castle reagh Street. EUSTACE BENNETT is listed as general manager and the notice references terms for borrowings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W. Montes Piete Co., Ltd
Castlereagh-Street
Eustace Bennett
Shipping Arrivals and Departures December 27
Shipping arrivals list December entries with vessels including Terridle Hill thame 225 tons Captain Owens from Napier and Allinga 2501 tons Captain Berg from Mel Voudre. Departures note Ben Cruachan for Valparaiso Tituti for Newcastle Pilbarra for W A via Melbourne and Adelaide Colacis for Melbourne Burrumbeet for Melbourne Geelong Allinga for Brisbane and northern ports.
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Terridle Hill Thame
Owens
Napier
Union Box
P. C. Company
Chile
Tone
Cugtatt Mackay
Kaipara
E. F. Dread
Allinga
Berg
Mel- Voudre
Yulll and Company
Hateshire
Dod
Oleen
London
Fremantle
Albany
Birt and Company
Ben Cruachan
Sic
Valparaiso
Neweaade
Tituti
Newoastlé
Pilbarra
W.A
Melbourne
Adelaide
Colacis
Burrumbeet
Geelong
Brisbane
Maritime MISCELLANY Passengers voyage lists for Sydney bound ships
High water at Sydney Cove. passenger lists show travelers aboard the R M S Vecor heading to London via Fremantle and Bremen. Names include Lionel Mickton, J My, Clive, Mrs Maddox, Mr Fox, and many others, with numerous Fremantle and Melbourne departures and forthcoming arrivals at Sydney by E M S Rome and other liners. Additional notes cover Bremen and Genoa routes, and movements of several steamers including Regent Luitpold and Friedrich der Große.
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High Water
Sydney Cove
Por Fremantle
J. H Deires
Lullock
Konda
Misa Veh
Ae J. F. Lawyer
E. L. Townsey
Hy Nott
Collins
J. Leonsfeld
Bliss Wakeham
Ales M. Droepel
Cuderwood
Mac. Abbot
Maclean
Benthorne
Miss Biles
Balehin
Barrecruit
Rey
Mira
Flume
A. Hobinson
John Aehwist
Barry Levy
Curse
Miss Compton, Sr
Mes. Wiotour Black
J. J. Walsh
Wynn
Henry M. Hirge
He Potier
G. A. Odling
Bf Jewell
J. T. Keating
Davey
Misa M. Harper
Arthur Mogrsey
James Lyall
DO. T. Morrow
W. de Putron
H. Whitehead
W. Taylor
Nelson
E. H. Knight
Mise
Eddie
T. Antohinson
Popham
J. H. Jenkinson
Genoa
B. J. Harriot
J. 0. Harriot
A. M. Martin
Sp Youfelder
Krulle
Tor Lowden
Lumphrey
Mina Humphries
AW Ith
Manley
Cobb
Silas Mead
New Zealand
London
Marseilles
Mr. Wald
Tucker
Chayter
FR. Roberts
M.G
Roberta
Misses Roberts
M*kendle
Board of Health meeting reports plague work and sanitary grants
The Board of Health reviewed fumigation of vessels for plague control, noting most have been treated multiple times and that fumigation will end by month end. Many rats were killed and burnt, with no plague found since November 26. They supported transferring Glebe Island Abattoir to council control and approved sanitary area proclamations for Manly Gosford and Tocumwal. They refused wool scouring directly into a river due to filtration concerns and discussed a Coast Treasurer report. They noted jurisdiction limits over an institution under Dr Ashburton Thompson and supported Anglican moves to appoint a Melbourne bishop candidate delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
E. Posbery
MacLaurin
Andere
Stuart
W. H. Goode
A. F. Robinson
James Graham
W. B. Sharp
F. Norton Manning
J. Powell
Frank Tidawell
Glebe Island
Manly
Gosford
Tocumwal
Br. Ashburton Thompson
Prince Alfred Hospital Board Meets In November Report
Regular monthly meeting lists attendees including Professor Anderson Stuart and Sir James Graham. November figures show 260 admissions, 255 discharges, 25 deaths, 241 in hospital, 287 beds used, 170 operations, 48 accident and non paying cases, 135 government orders, 41 transfers to Carrington, 1 to Walker, and 48 contributing patients. Aims to aid drug duty reductions, six months leave for Dr Thring, creation of two honorary gynaecological surgeons, F A Yarwood appointed auditor, and monthly accounts totaling £1470 11s 3d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Alfred Hospital
Anderson Stuart
H. E. Kater
M.L.C
Mackellar
M.lc
James Graham
J. T. Wilson
Mesara
J. F. Hoare
Jas. Inglis
John Keep
Carrington Hospital
Walker Hospital
Melbourne
Thring
F. A. Yarwood A
J. C. Taylor
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Wallsend J.C. Races
Newcastle J.C. Weights
Neptunus Brydo
Laty Laure
Scots’ Brigade Thea
Trinitad
Simon Books
Clan Ronald
Seote’ Brigade Tramway
Manilla Sea Bird
Lauraese LO
Tarik Seeene Eae
Peter Dane
Atlantic
Dudu
Sateen Neptunus Hednefed
Trinidad
Eevee
Forest Lodge
Loy
Cee
Murano
Bowell
California
California Syrup Company
Trapve Marx
California Fig Syrup CO
Snow Hirl
Branca
Barrack Street
Supvzy
George-Street
Cathedral
Boxing
Cricket
LAW Notices
Pitt, Market, and
George Streets
Singer
C.o. George and Market Sts
Health Matters
England
Ting
Fitz
Fitz the Festive
Vibe Ee
Bootch
Fits
Mlaske
Fite
Faguna Fitg
Sandeman's Wines
Robertson
Wolfe
Bechnapps
Laroy
Leroy
le J
Chaleau Tanunda Hranly
Firz
Nestereraerse
Ene
Coolalta
Tooth
Doe
A. Hall & Company
Esay
Hall
For & i
George Streeet
Liverpool Street
Eee
Marcus Clark and CO
Marcus Clare & Coa
Universal Distributors
Newtown
Ae Cate Aris Te Sae
Mt Az Ea
Angus & Coote
George,st
Murdoch
Tine
Murdoch's
Chicago
Cornwall’s
Ist
John Spencer
Margaretst
Wynyard Square
United States
Philadelphia
N.E.W
Bealey-Smith
D.d.a
Sisa Denen
Edison
Columbia & En
Osborn
J. Juleff
SOB
J. of Marshall
G.P
Beautiful Tert
Winkott
TF Arin
George
Victoria
Crystal Palace Hotel
George Street
Accuadif
J. W. Johnston & CO
George St
Haymarket
London Rental Institute
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