Rosehill meeting postponed amid weather and strong fields
Racing notes report a postponed Rosehill meeting with plans for seven special trains and near original field strength. Newcastle Jockey Club prize money and many trainers active at Randwick and Rosehill are noted, with entries and nominations rising, plus ongoing preparations for Caulfield and Flemington meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosehill
Dows
Newcastle Jockey Club
Caulfeld
Flemington
Randwick
Horace
Canterbury Park
Moorefield
I.arsshaw
F. Beally
J. Allsop
T. Payton
J. Burton
New Zealand Racing Conference
Tmt
Wollongong
Rosebank
Oscalator
Splendor Belle
Cres'o
Tany
Cooma
V.R.C
Welcome Trist
Peru
Murray
Mountain King
Antonio
New Zealand
D. J. Price
Mordialloc
Kennington
Victoria Amateur Test Club
Caulfield
Emita
Orcus
Earnshaw
Cauleld
Dan O'Brien
Mily ‘Chamade
Arektty Grafton
Sydney
Apologue
Tartac
Ben Burkley
Warwick
Rose Bay Club Swimming Championship Carnival Preview
Race program for Rose Bay Baths on Saturday lists events including a 0 Yards School Handicap and notable swimmers such as Spedding Jones Dibba Murray and Boardman Pell Griffiths Wolf Matterwon Cooke Wright among entrants. Entries indicate a lively local meet with multiple heats and rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msec
J. Hollingsworth
H. L. Pitt
J.C. Ross
Becc
A. Kerslake
A. Brindiey
Pil Deer
Reynolds
S. Monaro
L. Saiomoan
Howe
C. Doig
Fini T. Dibbe
Gare
Poole
W. Salter
Dibbs
N. B. Pint
Time
Rose Bay
Rose Bay Baths
Annual football union halves price for new season
Last season's Annual of the N.8.W. Busby Union was self funding with no inefficiency. The union will issue this year's Annual at half-price. Sydney University Club invited a team from the University of New Zealand to visit Sydney, and the Collegians will come in July for rugby events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattlereagh Amateur Turf Club
Hungary
Ae S. Peters
Victoria Park Racing Club
Imperial Arcade
City
Victoria Park Hundred
Y.R.C
Feotland
Newmarket
Iaha
Flemington
Apelogus
Bisec
N.8.w. Busby ‘Union
Sydney University Club
University of New Zealand
Sydor
Collegians
Cycling race in New York six days event yields deaths and prizes
The New York six days bicycle race saw £19000 collected at the rates. The event was won by W Rutt and J Stol who covered 2112 miles. The race caused the death of rider M Denala from a fatal head injury. The winning team also received appearance money and £100 first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Rutt
Australia
J. Stol
M'Denala
National Amphitheatre Team Defeats Harry Clay Company by 49 Runs
Hampden Park host National Amphitheatre’s squad triumphed over Harry Clay Company by 49 runs in the opening innings. National set 1 6 and nine for 3 with Bannerman 4 not out Roberta 19 and 10 not out Lenton 12 Gilbert 11. Clay’s side bowled for 67 with Connell 14 Lingley 10 Clark 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Park
National Amphitheatre
Harry Clay Company
National
C. Bannerman
A. Roberta
BR. Lenton
W. Gilbert
Clay
A. Connell
R Lingley
E. Clark
Best and Best handicap race at Towra piles course
The St George Club stages a best and best handicap on Saturday over Towra piles. Entries and handicaps include Esperansa F Delaney Edith 7 Anderson Clio B Clarke ser Dorrie Collis St George J Worry 14min behind Our Own amin behind Air Motor W Qu yan sen Zigmin behind Euchre W Douglas min behind Ida W Kennedy jun 10min behind My Polly L Egan 11%min behind Vaniuars G Witehard 1igmin behind Efe G Trin der 15%min behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St George Club
Towra Piles
Esperansa
F. Delaney
Edith
7. Anderson
Clio
B. Clarke
Ser
Dorrie
Collis
St George
J. Worry
Our Own
Amin
Air Motor
W. Qucan
Sen
Zigmin
Euchre
W. Douglas
Ida
W. Kennedy
Jun
My Polly
L. Egan
Vaniuars
G. Witehard
Efe
G. Trinder
Ryde Court judge fines man over worthless cheque
Benjamin Simpson, a Ryde laborer who already received 178 compensation from Railway Commissioners for a previous accident, faced charges for obtaining 178 by means of a valueless cheque from Matthew Keogh, licensee of the Royal Hotel. He claimed drunken confusion from injuries and drink. The bench fined him 19 pounds or three months imprisonment, noting he knew what he was doing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryde
Benjamin Simpson
Stoners
Valuciens
Matthew Keogh
Royal Hotel
Heante
Keogh
Simpson
Hiss
Conte
Secused
A Carpenter's Fall in Hurstville Injures Frank Parkinson
Frank Parkinson a Bristol road resident and carpenter at Messrs Bennett and Woods new building at the Bathurst and Pitt Street corner fell from a ladder onto joists when it slipped. He was taken by Civil Ambulance to Sydney Hospital with a severe scalp wound and left shoulder injuries after examination by Dr Furber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parkinson
Bristol-road
Hurstville
Messrs
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital appoints surgeons and honorary staff
At a conjoint board meeting presided by the Chancellor Sir Normand MacLaurin, C P B Clubbe was elected consulting surgeon after twelve years as honorary surgeon. G H L Abbott was chosen to fill the vacated post, and F P Sandes became honorary assistant surgeon. Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised as a popular athlete’s rub-down liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
University
Sir Normand MacLaurin
C. P. B. Clubbe
G. HL. Abbott
Clube
F. P. Sandes
Sureon
Abbott
Governor's Tbr y at Greenwich Church Stone Banquet
Sir Harry Rawson spoke at the Greenwich site about a cable from the Colonial Secretary confirming the King approves another year of a certain extension. He expressed a fondness for England and Australia, noting a desire to spend time with old friends while remaining to serve Australia and the glory of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Lane Cove River
Harry Rawson
N.S.W. Preailen
England
Australia
Masonic Presentation Honors Lodge with Address to Sir Harry Rawsosit
Dr Clarence Read presents an illuminated address and token of esteem from Ledee Raycon Greenwich to Sir Harry Rawsosit. The occasion honors his service to Masonry and the lodge, with Rawsosit expressing hope the lodge endures beyond his tenure as Grand Master. He recalls efforts for unity and advancement of Masonry in the State amid troubled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farry Rareson
Clarence Read
Ledee Raycon
Greenwich
Harry Rawsos
Colversy
Tara
Fire at Carton Printing Works damages City Chambers
A Tuesday evening blaze reported on the third floor of Carton Printing Works in City Chambers caused substantial damage to woodwork, type machinery, and most of the paper stock. Fire brigade lines, water from hoses, and quick action limited the fire to the building. water intrusion damaged prints belonging to Messrs Mewis Farbstein and Wright, with insurance coverage likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carton Printing Works
City Chambers
Pitt-Street
Market-street
City
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Mewirs
Farbstein
Wright
Tr Tm
Fire destroys Kingham Brothers store at Beltana
A Beltana South Australia store owned by the Kingham brothers was destroyed by fire along with its contents. The report notes the Lisbon tragedy and the Town and Country Journal issue featuring portraits of Portugal's assassinated king and crown prince. Also mentions rheumatism sufferers benefiting from Chamberlains Pain Balm with potential permanent relief after continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingham Brothers
Beltana
South Australia
Lisbon
Portugal
Town and Country Journal
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Winghcombe, Carson, & Co., Ltd
Synnifey
Athol
Clifton Gardens
Balmoral Beach
Spit
Bethe
Balmoral
Tarramatta
Circular Quay
Barrametta
Bakee
Progam
Central
Correy's Gardens
Sydnet Ferrier Lad
W. G Todd
Carrington
BROUS
Welles Newtown
King Street
Newtown
Sweet Bros
ELIE
Brandt Bros
Weak Gastitters
O'Reilly and CO
Obellly and CO
Mark Foy
Sporting
R.P.A. Hospital
Chamberlain
Sir Harry Rawson
Hie
Mecca
W. Macnaught
Theatre Royal
Ao Jpute
Clyde
Geo
Rowe
Sea
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