Racing notes from Tattersall and Randwick meetings
Entries closed for Canterbury Park event on January 11. Turversail faced potential postponement due to faiing conditions, but the day improved with strong attendance at Randwick, including many ladies, and a field of eight in the Hurdle Race. Jewel Case led a lively finish, while Bungledoo failed to win after a strong buildup, and Hildebrook took the Midland Handicap. Tattersall's Cup drew wide betting and notable performances across the program, including Post Town in Perth Cup, Flavor defeating Barrel and Silene, and Featherstitch showing promise at Randwick.
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Cloen
Canterbury Park
Turversail
Randwick
Pilier Stales Thie
Feld
Marrid
Tatiarsall
Superstition
Arezzo
Jewel Case
Old John
M. Mgrath
R. O'Connor
Mayo
D. M‘carthy
C. Thomas
J. Duval
F Gannasly
N. W. Breooen
J. Henny
Bell
Hanson
Bungledoo
Home Minds
Hildebrook
Hautnib
Fequest
Modlate
Bey
Kavera
Mary
W.at.c
Tattersall
Lord Mery
Roaing
Artful
Helra
Uahey Ware
Helre
Kyeatgerie
Maranut
Dad
Mr. O'Brien
Collaris
Cissi
Tattarsall
P. A. Connolly
Positano
Post Town
Molly Masham
Mr. Connolly
Port Town
Bin
Pal
Miles
Adnee
Stakea
Tatishall
Saurday
Barrel
Selene
Lady Malacer
Hon. A. Wyane
Flavor
Silene Ram
Walpuna
Billy Secon
Tarcelors
Featherstitch
Mr. Hurt
Ayralire
T. Payten
Northcote
Pace Weller
Belfry
Hermes
Maranaud
Lamora
Fry
Prise
Menting
Florence
Raya Sear
Dore Grey
Abe
Rees Dillen
Cormsies
Sitrourd
Royal Star
Neog
Flae
Hightyer
Tee Flyer
Morsdee
Agais
Sale of blood stock and racehorses at Newmarket Stables
Second Hurdle Race entries announced for Thursday January 30 at 2:30 pm. Catalog lists Collari, Borodipo, Casian, Metaphor and others. Horses worked at Basdwink this morning with Royal Arthur and Yee among noted performances. Lord Fitsray guided mile distance.
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Siuna
Fes
Ressie
Ingiis and Company
Paytons
Newmarket Stables
Ben
Collari
Borodipo
Casian
Properties
Tie Desolacor
Metaphor
Ortano
Arezzo
Reliance
Banguo
Australias
Royal Arthur
Tolole
Vervain
Dreux
Emite
Sufrano
Ram la
Multeur
Lord Fitsray
Turto Electron
Beal Rock
Belle Blie
Willie
Longehawps
Jack
Clsa
Faimly Gisec
Manly Club selects team for 50 yards tying squadron event
The Manly Club announces its representatives for the 50 yards tying squadron championship at the northern suburbs carnival. The chosen swimmers are L. Murray, R. M'Kelvey, R. Duret, G. D. Bell, C. W. Kipke, with Gerald Murray listed as emergency.
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Beeun
Manly
Northern Suburbs
L. Murray
R. M'Kelvey
R. Duret
G. D. Bell
C. W. Kipke
Gerald Murray
New Zealand Eleven Defeat Balfard Wu In Keen Match
Our London correspondent reports New Zealand defeated Balfard Wu by three tries to one goal in a fast and keen game. The halfback and forwards showed sharp play with many potatoes to mil.
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London
Eabien
New Zealand
Balfard Wu
Moss Vale Leads Amateur Golf Championship Standings
Moss Vale club hosts the Southern and South Coast amateur championship meeting. A G Miller leads after two rounds with a strong total, closely followed by L W Broughton, F Li Merewether, and W Stevenson. Foursomes win go to Dr Hinder and B S Busacott, with Holt edging bogey handicap match.
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Moss Vale
South Coast
A. G. Miller
L. W. Broughton
Cootamundra
IM. F. Li Merewether
Campbelliqwn
W. Stevenson
Ilose Vale
Dr. Hinder
B.S. Busacott
Interstate Sailing Carnival Plans Delayed to January 25
The carnival committee announces changes to the programme with rescheduled races across January. Key events include the Perth My ing Squadron Challenge Cup and several handicap prizes ranging from £2 to £20, with dates adjusted and a provisional January 18 face-off canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess Avaballad
Asclua
Intercare
Perth
Green
Gral
Sydney $C
Voice of the People on land reform and immigration policy
A reader argues for rapid opening of agricultural land in the Commonwealth to new farmers and immigrants. They urge action by the New South Wales Government and criticise delays in land settlement while praising private initiative and Maori land open terms in New Zealand. The piece calls for a concrete policy of “land for the people and the people for the land.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inmérrow
New South Wales
New Zealand
Labds
Moors
Adollah Audh
Diomar
Eceusiasu
Taher Dailex and Corser in Albs Articles
Fragmented OCR text mentions Taher Dailex and Wasleetyon Corser with scattered phrases about magnets, medical cures, and a news paper tone. It references Dr Shaidan, Lave, Rhames Lamiage Tau, and an article from THE EVESENG NEWS with remarks on wit. The readable content suggests a local newspaper card about notable names and medical claims amid garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Albans
Wasleetyon Corser
Ayaa
Serine
Second Test Cricket England and Australia in Melbourne
England and Australia prepare for the second Test at Melbourne with changes likely for England including Blyths and Humphries replacing others. Jousy’s injury may prevent leadership on January 10 in Adelaide, while Australia is expected to keep the same side. The match starts Wednesday and may end in a draw or be finished later, with NSW and Victoria players possibly unavailable and some returning to Ryiteny after the third Test.
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England
Australis
Melbourne
Sul
Ji Ub
Blyths
Young
Hays and Humphries
Ubshr Desi
Jousy
Hin
Ins Leitor
Adelaide
Boweathly
Beaufoial
Mr Bean
Board of
Central
Victoria Association
Nsw
Erisiog
Houde Makers
Aubiey
Epertine
Thadireyeie Versalt
Searist Pimpernel
Humptcos
Theatre Findal
Mileia Boyte
Borde
Jayer
Australia
Durius
Bilb
Felno
Moserg
Roynas
Falding
Clarence Tisdale
Marla Nenderson
Ube Bile
Lr Iyipln
Pokarty Welun
Endhavn
Manio
Dwighinul
Agaln
Aus Oiker Urlele
Cecerven
Dulverltie
Damon Marina
Yom Leonars
Frese Klug
Albert Lucas
Susann May Rou Laltie Southwell
Vara Kennan
Goldie Ceillim Aira Penningian
Armstrong Suspension Over Payment Row At Cricket Match
At a meeting of the Victorian Unnexet Aa weclitics the action of W. W. Armstrong in refusing to play for New South Wales due to not being paid 1 pound day for the contest against South Australia was considered. The motion moved to suspend him was adopted after Armstrong apologised saying his previous action was inexusable and detrimental to cricket.
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W. W. Armstrong
Becaues
South Australia
Bean
Armstrone
Matahea
Auaplérs
Uist
Board of Control
P M‘allster
Skinner
Armstrong
Uipling
New South Wales
Thirty Thousand Dead Heads in Spectator Dispute
A Melbourne update reports turmoil over payments and gate receipts as 30 000 deadheads are noted amid debate on share of profits for associations. The Sydney area cricket scores and local matches follow with Camberdown Juniors defeating Sargents and Chippendale Mission falling to Annandale. Upcoming matches include Hunter's Hill and St Joseph's College with team lists and morning boat travel details.
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AW. Groan
N.3.w
Melbourne
Seageral
Hesaia
Sydney
Contrel
Western Suburbs
Camperdown Juniors
Barrett
Horton
Drewe
Hick
Fou
Sargents
Share
Unsworth
A. Unsworth
Talbot
Wright
Livthe
Camterdown
Ball
Sargente
Chippendale
Hawkesbury Orchard Inspectors Target Quince Trees
The rate inspector tours Hawkesbury district with hopes of stemming disease. He orders inspection of orchards, noting many quince trees affected and numerous trees at risk of lash, especially in lowland areas where pest harm is greatest.
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Windsor
Hawkesbury
Lowsllee
Karnell Park Exhibit Promises Curious Local Attractions
Karnell Park features a mix of regional curiosities and historical displays. Patrons are invited to view artifacts related to Captain Cook and maritime history, alongside interactive exhibits for children and families.
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Karnett Park
Epalarty
Ian Me
Captain Cook
Amusements A Busy Night of Opera and Pictures
A Saturday night program featured Mme Clara Bull and Mr Monnerley Rumford in concert with supporting artists. The gala event showcased vocal ensembles, instrumental solos, and opera numbers amid enthusiastic crowds. West's Pictures offered cinema after the live performances, with screens at the Glaciarion and Queen's Hall presenting a variety of films and a strong orchestra accompaniment.
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Murance Uarda
Mme Clara Bult
Monnerley Rumford
Cross
Mme, Bull
Kenneriey Rumford
Ladleen
Firar
Gouand
Cart Barre
Alas Duvaili
Bryce Carter
Arthur Godfray
Edward Sykes Forgan
Borsa
Handel
Lawie Carey
Mr. Eyes
Patton
Christiny Rosnerti
Lew Casey
Ming
Hutt
Juia
Lucesia Borgia
Liddle
Keuuerley
Rumford Sts
W. H. Sapire
Orean
Hoarau
Popelar
Kanverley Rumford
Don Ronald
Bah Jerhan
Ariamand
Lam Maleate
Ano Jaye
Ain~ Musnn
Maud Valerio White
G. de Gregorio
Charles
Frank Merrick
Carl Barre
Mozart
Barre
Arensky
A Handegeer
Vieuslamps
Godard
Chopin
Arthur Godtrer
West
Glaciarion
Manage
Tiji
Mati
Bex Islands
Lindy Island
de Growa
Wadnendar
Commonwealth Stamps Report Seeks Printing System Shift
Government Printer report details desirability of adopting a new printing method for Commonwealth stamps. It cites costs, equipment needs, and compares with British, American, and Canadian practices while outlining potential open-ended expenses and production scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Stamps
Government Printer's Report
German New Guinea Road Work Gains Native Labor Force
A fragmentary report from German New Guinea describes a road construction project advancing from the Djamu River toward the Finisterre range. It notes about 36 police and native laborers handling ramp work near the Mani area, with the goal of carving a passage that will ease travel and promote settlement despite harsh terrain and initial resistance from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylley
German New Guinea
Bula
Biayer
Remm
Djamu
Doan Atallon
Talli
Jon Mane
BoTees
Aloo
Mantha
The Greatest Organ in the Wo
Fragmentary text discusses the Liver and a supposed remedy. Mentions Dr Moyes and a reference to Australia. Vague, with garbled phrases and nonstandard spellings. contains no clear events or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Australia
Iba
Moyes
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