Victoria and New South Wales battle to narrow victory at Melbourne
On the fourth day in Melbourne Victoria resumed on 121 for a shaky start as Worrall and M'Beth opened. M'Leod and Trumble built a late stand for Victoria, while Noble and Laver bowled tightly for New South Wales. Hastings and McMichael contributed key runs but Victoria chased a target that NSW edged by 62, ending 12-2108 with McMichael not out 12 and Hastings 12, New South Wales claiming a narrow victory.
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Melbourne
Victoria
N.G.W
Worrall
Maljerer
Howell
Palmer
Kelly
Clarke
Dlenner
Aim
Trumble
Werth
Browent
Dutt
Beth
Novle
Phoe Armatrone
Eawily
Laver
Nut
Noble
M'Leod
Ing
Jedd
Rune
Plark
M'Beth
MiLeod
Beim Tun UL Duc M'Beth
BK Ron
McLeod
Trumper
Metdanan
Joe Walck
Mulsod
Diapostog
MW Laws
Besa & Cobwplaane
Ohle
Trumbie
Leo Blue
Victoris
Nsw
Stuckey
Noboh Ihe Lee
Bluckey
Stchey
Gregory
Carlton
Blickey
Mmichell
Eisine
Bwweker
Mastioex
M’michael
M'Michael
Hastings
Tury
Hasinen
Glarke
Mowell
Haatinge
Bawier
Wilt Wickew
M'Mitchael
Ham
NEW South Wales
Armstrong
Kajiy
M'Alister
Hopkins
W. Howell
TH Clarke
M'Auwter
Cise
Amhoth
Baudelee
Ipecanes
Fail of
Wickers
Balte
Wucketa
Saunders
Balle
Majth
Awaideua
Escaped Prisoner Sparks New Police Hunt
A young man arrested after the escape of Sparks from Pintridge Gaol draws police focus. Detectives seek witnesses from Dolany and nearby areas to connect Sparks with recent robberies and the Botany sticking case, while awaiting further leads from Melheurns.
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Olner
Maqetn Bydney
Sparks
Vilna
Ruthrsien
Paar
Spitnes
Fack
Dolany
Maine
Federal Department of Home Affairs to move to Melbourne
Sydney hosts the Department of Home Affairs as it prepares for reassembly of the Federal Parliament in Melbourne next month. Sir William Lyne remains in charge with Major Miller assisting as Under-Secretary. The chief clerk Mr Hingle oversees Melbourne work.
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Tme
Sydney
William Lyne Wall
Melbourne
Seins
Major Miller
Department
Glerk
Mr. Hingle
N.S.W. Lands Department
Forest Lodge Races and Handicaps Narrowly Won
Race report from Forest Lodge listing Novich Vandicap results for 4 furlongs with Riverswing, Malverna and Margaret among starters. Pony Trot and Forest Lodge Handicap details follow with winners Lilac, Elwyn and Loyal Prix. Betting odds cited, times and distances noted. a misweighting correction regarding Kensington Weab Handicap appears.
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Novich Vandicap
Murphy
Uttle Bay
Scanlan
Malverna
Sid
Fine
Margaret
Clig
Seainsi Margaret
Riverswing
Malle
Postbuy
Debind iBeckets
Billy
Bosec
Het
Evans
DRYAD
Speeneen
Mulrvay
Phil
B.ys
Fea
Fairy Queen
Flaw
Homebush Stock Sales Show Mixed Prices for Sheep and Cattle
Buyers purchased 1628 cattle and about 29 404 sheep at Homebush, with prime stock achieving higher prices. Prime bullocks sold to £11, medium £10, good £5, and cows around £6. Prime wethers ranged near 11s 19 1/8d, merino and crossbred lambs and ewes issued varying prices. Lambs sold at 1s to 5s for prime, with rest at lower levels.
Licensing Court Approves Licensing Transfers and Extensions at Sydney Court
Central Licensing Court yesterday transferred publican licences. Catherine Baith to William Hamilton Burwood Hotel and Martha Payya executrix to Hurstville Hotel. An application by Mr. Adames of Tattersall's Hotel sought extensions to George Street premises to add 10 bedrooms and better facilities for guests. The bench will inspect the premises Friday at 2 pm and rules on the extension next month. Two women at Central Police Court refused to plead to language charges, claiming illness after admitting drink.
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Central Licensing Court
Piblicana
Lcences
Catherine Baith
William Hamilton
Burwood
Martha Payya
Jona James Porte
Hurstville
WW. J- Adama, Mvenser
Tattersall’s
George
The Commonwealth Contingent Enlistment Drive
Melbourne report on the Imperial and Federal contingents for South Africa. Officials outline enrollment rules for single men, medical endorsements, and travel with emphasis on returned soldiers and allied officers. Applications surge but only a fraction pass muster. Defence and command staff coordinate arrangements at Victoria Barracks.
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South Africa
Yeaterday
Victoria Carracks
Ahmed
Mai
Starkemate
A.A.G
Mackenzie
Annie Ahnen
Diehl
A.A.C
N.S.W
Wilh
Kip
London
French
Downes
Gordon
Finn
Lag
Melbourne
Chotala Collius
Victoria
Victoria Barracks
Collision at Sydney Harbor Court Report on Bunya Bunya and Kurraba
The Marine Court hearing into the November collision between the Bunya Bunya and the Kurraba near Circular Quay, involving Pacific and South Australian vessels, found the Pacific master Charlie Veous at fault for crossing the Bunya Bunyas bow in contravention of collision rules. Judges Backhouse and court noted the Kurraba and Bunya Bunya could have avoided the crash had they acted sooner and ordered the Pacific master to pay the inquiry costs.
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Circular Quay
Lave der Bay
Kurraba
Milson
Punt
Circular
Pacife
Belog Valen
Hla Hela
Wbsbel
Pacific
and A. Co
Farm Cove
Paseine
Marine Court
Charlie Veous
The
Sunya Bunys
Judes Backhouse
Peretd
Cimareene
Drought and bush fires devastate vast Australian district
A severe drought and massive bush fires swept Wantabadgery and surrounding areas causing widespread destruction. Over 300000 acres burned, fences and grazing lost, and numerous homesteads and outbuildings damaged or destroyed. Several injuries reported among residents and stock losses confirmed. A dramatic whirlwind fire event halted firefighting and forced families to flee.
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Bercroft
Monder
Montay
Quadagal
J. Hulltvab
Howe
Burongily
Peter Deler
Namaua
Smith
Billabong Creek
Sud
Suney
Nabiua
Nix Oflee
Delag
Wantebalgery
A. M*klunon
J. Wcarthy
Burrogilly
M'Carcay
Hemtérnan Brothers
M’carthy Joe Erase
Akeep
Glencoe
Pigram Fent
Austin Plgram
Edward
James Woods
Pewlow
Bourke
J Bulliven
Burnegilly
Balurilay
Lierity
Wingham
Gree
SS Matthew Wagga Wagga
Gundage
Toatabeares
Min TR McTolyre
Walline
J. Davidson
Wiliam Allan
Bingras
Halloran
Musto
Huron
W. R. Minisre
William Fruuu
Ratuetay
Murrumbidgee
Borambole
Oreurrml
Dha Burricane
J. A. Guus
Somagee
Borambols
Intervale
Noewan Gunn
Harvey
Prenk Curley
Ffs
Mercer
Carley
Sani Kre
Bourke on Trial for Alleged Cab Racket in Private Yard
Local court heard Joseph Bourke accused of engaging in a disorderly act involving cabrosman and two war ships in a Bourke yard. Witnesses described a tense night with a revolving door of suspects and scattered cigars, while police testified to Bourke's statements denying involvement. The magistrate reserved ruling on Thursday afternoon with further cases adjourned.
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Coe Lome
Careoe
U8 Navy
Bourke
John
Orlie
Jouepd
Theraed Cabovas
Roid bin
Roid bin Lo Mrive To A Place In Aburgestreet
Joneph Bourke
Bevin
Manila
Mackie
Niger
Cabming
Wesinal Bourke
Ile
Yewiidge
Ciontanca
Crioft
Winra
Perumel
Rigate
Uname
Carey
Jobe Carey
Niederseios
Tay
Day Labor Works Plan Erection of Penitentiary
A Myainter for Works stated yesterday that he intended to proceed as soon as possible with the erection of the Little Boy Penitentiary and the Fisher Library at the university. Both projects are to be carried out under day labor supervision.
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Sesterday
Somalia
Little Boy Penitentiary
Fisher Liteary
Vaireraity
Defective Summons Denies Customs Duty Claim
In the summons division before St Squithere S.C Arthur Charles Showhan faced a charge from the Department of Trade regarding dealing with contraband goods under the Customs Act 1901. The court heard evidence that the accused and others consumed goods while the inquiry was ongoing and a fine of five pounds plus costs was ordered.
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St Squithere S.C
Arthur Charles Showhan
Newcastle Dock Question Sparks Government Action
In a fragmented report about proposed docks near Newcastle on the Hunter River, Blackstone and Symmonds seek ministerial talks on a possible wave-dock at Heewastie and a separate project at Dwarpent Inland. The article notes ongoing negotiations with Lamia residents and mentions coal shipments and a private meeting invitation to discuss a tram dock truss plan.
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Esablishmeos
Newcentre
Mesare
Blackstaee
Symmunds
Werksree- Verday
Heweastie
Lamia
Hunter
Newcastle
Prrinven
Wenders
Perenne
Hincantone
Perry's Demands Echo Delegates Reform Push at Ferry Talks
Private talks among Perry Owners Giscuan members outlined wage and service issues affecting ferry operations. Workers sought higher pay and better conditions, while officials warned of possible service disruptions if demands persisted. A meeting at Minds ta Ee eu Fe was slated to discuss the ongoing wage dispute and potential resolutions.
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Randa
Piresan
Aervicm
Alan Ever
Wogmm
Rovner
Ord Rite
Sara Shinee
Firexoen
Dhp Waterwaew
The
Minds
Troublesome Liver Allegations Stir Boston Sport Circles
A sprawling, fragmentary report recounts a heated controversy surrounding a liver ailment narrative tied to athletic figures. The piece intermittently references Harvard, Clemen, and Meyers with scattered notes on meetings, investigations, and public reaction, conveying turmoil in sports governance and rumors without clear, cohesive details.
Fragmented prompt yields unclear public note
OCR noise fills the text with garbled phrases about murals and civic topics. No coherent event or entities are readable to identify a date place or people. The fragment offers no actionable facts or named organizations to summarize.
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