Rosehill Racing Club February Meeting Results
Attendance strong as Rosehill hosts a crowded February racing program. Key results include Pelicia winning the Federal Stakes at six furlongs with North Head and Rouvray close behind, Malstrhdelle and Dresden also placing in the card’s major events. The Rosen Handicap and Lunar Light chased the field in a tight finish, while the Jumpers Plate and Vlying Welter showcased the day’s sprint and distance thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedarlary
Tandicap
Artere
Me. W. Austin
Pelicia
Grafton
Melissa
Syra
Mlb
Bara W. T
Clark and Robinson
Rouvray
le St. Simon—Society
Brooks
W. Atatin
Chereaftor
Versailles
W. Pike
Hetling
Eyene North Mead
Axninet
Fevia
Vergailins
Policia
Nowlan
Eateee Meru
Tyra
Sid Cremnan
Hustler
London
Senrechal
Satinbird
Gollawa
Brakpas
Kokine
Jyre
Callinan
W. Brennan
ROSEN
Baranadul
Miss Muriel
Merth Head
Josephing
Tyrs
G. W. Eaton
Sosenen
Limp
Moonray
Commell
Ss. Napeners
Calin Smith
Mostro
Timp
Ae Syrs
J. Bartens
B. O'Dea
C. Barten
Martet
Skepore
Moore
Marie Coon
Connelly
Hettine
Asaimet Woodside
Lamar Lie
Super Laght
Dresden
Dressen
Lunar Light
Woodede
Hostes
Marietsa
B. Stevenson
Ceereneran J. Sieeneon
Sultana
Sat
Carmirvivd
R. Jurd
Haunt Brion
Imp
Hindoo
j—Rufine
Freeland
T. Ward
Hogstead
Felrise
Lion Heart
Rpelior
Bes
Ant
Leoweet
The Ballarat Mystery Near Belfast Body Found
Melbourne reports ongoing inquiry into a woman's body found near Ballarat at Belfast. Detectives heard inconsistent stories. a butcher named Herbert Dawe found a large bone in clay near a shaft while two boys, Els worth and Geddes, searched the area. An inquest doctor noted missing skull fragments and emphasized thorough examination of loose bone fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wyhursday
Belfast
Ballarat
Herbert Dawe
Hoelas Brothers
Bridge-street
Mallorat
Elsworth
Geddes
Champion
Coroser
Bea
Cathlery Proprietors Association to meet in Sydney
An afternoon meeting of the Cathlery Proprietors' Association will be held in Sydney tomorrow to discuss the recent and ongoing strikes and to decide on a definite course of action for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPW Castle
Othe Cathlery Proprietors” Association
Bell
Sydney
Death of Mrs Blanche Humphries in Felton inquiry
An inquest in Prince Alfred Hospital returned a verdict of accidental death for Mrs Blanche Humphries aged 49 of North Street Leltehhardt. She reportedly fell near her home on January 31 suffering hand injuries before dying on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Humphries
Northstreet
Leltehhardt
Prince Alfred Hospital
Danger of Sleeping Out Convicts in Redfern Court
Joby Carter aged 29 and Bertie Thomas were convicted at Redfern Police Court of stealing five shillings from the person of Themee William Joyce in North Botany. Joyce was awakened by a cry and found his pockets turned out and his vegetables missing. Carter received a suspended sentence of two months to ensure good behaviour. Thomas was fined £5 or six months in jail due to a prior record. Also noted: the steamer Parthshire journey from Sydney to London via Capetown and a Royal Society show drawing over 1200 entries set for February 14 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby Carter
Carrier
Bertie Thomas
Woolwhiber
Redfern Polet
Themee Wm
Joyce
North Botany
Loney
Joyes
Carter
Thomas
Premier Meeting on Newcastle Coal Loading Facilities
A Newcastle deputation urged the Premier to boost coal loading capacity at the port. They pressed for two cranes and better berthing rules to favor coal ships, while warning against preferential treatment for non coal railways. The Premier cited administrative limits and public spending, promising careful handling of the issue and ongoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Earp
M.L.C
Mr. Wade
Mr. Earp
Livingstone Learmonth
Captain Williams
John Brown
Mr. Wades
Brown
Sydney
Queensland
H. Howell
Newcastre
Howell
N.S.W
Victoria
N.5
Saseguard
Tate
Queensland elections shock in Brisbane polling results
The day’s Brisbane results disrupt Pulip party hopes as Kidston and Socialist gains shift the balance against Mr. Philp. Townsville reports reveal postal votes keeping Philp and Hanran competitive, with Forrest and Barton elected in Brisbane. Parliament structure and member pay details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hundamba
J. C. Cribb
Gledson
Othing
Townsville
Philps
Messrs. Philp
Hanran
Philp
Rise in copper prices anchor share market report
Private cables show London copper closed at 622 pounds per ton, up one pound. Sydney and Melbourne trades reveal mixed moves in British and Broken Hill stocks, with notable gains for South Blocks, Mount Lyell, and Occidental while smelter losses cited and a breakdown note on crucible breakage. Dividends declared by North Smithfield Gympie and various minor issues noted amid volatile copper, zinc, and tin shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopper
London
British
Brisoise
Broken Hill Proprietary
de Sd
Hampden
Mount Elliott
Ie Lisd
Mount Lyell
Borth Broken Hill
Broken Hill South
O.K
North Smithfield
Gympie
Sidney
Mount Morgan
Fircken Hill Booth
Tis
Lobbs
O.R Copper
Budgery Mince
Ts Sd
South Great Eastern
Sydney
Commercial Bank of Sydney
Budgery Mines
Sta
Mount Motley
British Broken Hill
New
Occidental
Cobar
Bellamb Con
Turon River Assault Case at Bathurst Sessions
At Bathurst Quarter Sessions Acting Judge Scholes finds Ah Woo guilty of assaulting fellow miner Ah Kow at Turon River Sofala on November 32 last. Likely provocation noted. six months hard labour in Parramatta Gaol. Ah Woo had been acquitted last September of attempting to murder a Chinaman with a tomahawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Scholes
Ah Woo
Ah Kow
Sofala
Turon
Parramatta
Homebush Stock Sales Report Mixed Sheep and Cattle Trade
At Homebush stock sales 27 711 sheep and lambs drew 25 414 penned down from Thursday yardings due to rainfall. Prime merino and other sorts sold briskly with firm rates, lambs and sheep both showing strong demand. A drafts of Queensland cattle from Durham Downs, 204 head, opened firm with best bulls and cows firm to high values. Monday trucks listed 44 sheep vans and 40 cattle wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Queensland
Cattis
Durham Downs
Donnelly Convicted for Violent Assault in Darlinghurst Court
John Donnelly, aged 83 witness Shaw, and elderly James Campbell feature in a Darlinghurst Sessions verdict. Donnelly, found guilty after an epileptic spell claimed he could not recall the act. The judge ordered two years hard labor at Parramatta Gaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donnelly
Docker
Darlinghurst
James Campbell
Donnelly
Burry Hills
Campbell
Shaw
Parramatta
Timber Yards Strike Faces Unclear Settlement Prospects
Casual laborers at timber yards meet at Wentworth Park to discuss wages and possible concessions. Some workers believe employers may concede. others doubt an immediate resolution. Constant hands have joined the strike, pulling timber from ships by punt to keep mills running. Employers remain unfazed, noting timber stocks and pay sheets in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth Park
Evening News
Squire of Eastwood Probate Granted for Edward Terry Will
Probate has been granted for the will of Edward Terry ex MLA who died at Eastwood near Ryde on November 18. The will appoints Reeldig Campbell Gabraith and Lewis Alexander Johnstone as trustees with power to sell parts of the estate and to provide £2600 yearly income to his widow Isabel Terry for life. After her death the trust pays its remainder to his children in equal shares with conditions on age and income, plus specific provisions for the widow’s housing and allowances. Net estate value for probate listed at £119,768 5s 24d with real estate £6,077 and £40,449 in shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Terry
Eastwood
Ryde
Reelald Campbell Gabraith
Lewis Alexander Johnstone
Boch
Sydney
Isabel Elizabeth Terry
Hare
Testator
The Weary at Rest in North Sydney Court
A solicitor told Mr Isaacs at North Sydney Police Court that this would be his last time presiding. Isaacs replied he would stay silent today and return next week, seeking a place where the law will not trouble him as the weary are at rest.
Redfern Shooting Case Plea Guilty in Darlinghurst Court
Walter Cleaver pleaded guilty before Judge Docker at Darlinghurst Sessions this afternoon to an indictment accusing him of maliciously shooting at William Stapleton an ex policeman at Redfern on November 20 last with intent to do bodily harm. A second count charged him with maliciously wounding Stapleton. He was remanded until Wednesday next for sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cleaver
Judge Docker
Darlinghurst
William Stapleton
Redfern
Stapleton
Firewood Prices Rise at Auction Amid Short Supplies
Auction sales show a broad rise in firewood prices as buyers bid for ironbark and stringybark. Demand remains strong despite only one truck submission due to rain shortening supplies, with prices moving from 9% to 12s in some grades and up to lis for bakers' wood.
Black Thursday remembered in Victoria February 1851 heat
The anniversary recalls the extreme heat of February 6 1851 in Victoria when the thermometer topped 112der in the shade and Melbourne endured ash from a nearby Moreton fire four miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Moreton
Melbourne
Beecroft Affected by Police Offences Act Extension
The Police Offences Act provisions extend to Beecroft. L M Nicholson named honorary apspecitor under Vine and Vegetation Diseases Act. Darlinghurst Sessions hear George Green with two theft guilty pleas sentenced to 2 months hard labor each, concurrent. William Whitner guilty to dwelling theft sentenced to two years hard labor in Bathurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecroft
L. M Nicholson
Darlinghurst
George Green
William Whitner
Bathurst
Weather forecast reports unsettled conditions across Australia
Commonwealth Weather Bureau forecasts show unsettled, often wet weather across New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, and Western Australia with showers, thundery rains, and southeasterly winds. Tasmania mixed with west coast showers and cooler, drier conditions elsewhere. Cyclone energy remains north Tasman Sea as coastal towns log varied rainfall and temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Weather Bureau
New South Wales
Austhalia
Victoria
Queensland
Aetralias
South Australia
Australia
Gold Fields
Alse
Tropics
Tasmania
North Tasman Sea
Tremania
Leeuwin
Bombala
Bowral
Byron Bay
Delegie
Gabo Island
Newcastle
Sydney
Cindulia
Wollongonga
Wentworth
Stratfield
Marrickville
Glebe Point
Wahroonga
Wabsusdah
Mentee Aes
Mungindi
Bourke
White Clifts
Wilcannia
Cobar
Nymagee
Mr. Hope
Broken Hill
Balranald
Mogil
Moree
Walgett
Carinda
Quambone
Coonamble
Histon
Hay
Cudgellico
Urana
Wagga
Deniliquin
Hendy
Bingera
Gunnedah
Marsdens
Morangarell
Wong Georgery Charged With Cruelty To Horse
Wong Georgery of Gordon road Crow's Nest faced North Sydney Police Court for starving a horse from 2.30 p.m. on the 22nd till 4.30 p.m. on the 24th last, totaling fifty hours. He was fined £3 with costs or one week's imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong Georgery
Gordon-road
Crow's Nest
North Sydney
Wong
Hotels Change Hands In Licensing Court Transfers
The Central Licensing Court granted public house licences this afternoon transferring properties including the Waverley Hotel in Cowper street Waverley to John W Gardner West Sydney Hotel at Sussex and Bathurst streets from Walter Reed to Elizabeth Ahern Bridge Hotel Forest Lodge from Michael A Egan to Samuel V Bartlett Crown Hotel at Crown and Cleveland streets from Denis Jones to Henry Thorpe and the Royal Exhibition Hotel at Chalmers and Devonshire streets from Matthew Moffatt to Robert French. Mr T H Elwin J P Nerrenders has been appointed to consent to the marriages of minors in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Licensing Court
Waverley
Cowperstreet
Mary A. Dabron
John W. Gardner
West Sydney
Sussex
Bathurst Street
Walter Reed
Elizabeth Ahern
Bridge Hotel
Forest Lodge
Michael A. Egan
Samuel V. Bartlett
Crown
Cleveland Streets
Denis Jones
Henry Thorpe
Royal Exhibition Hotel
Chalmers
Devonshire Streets
Matthew Moffatt
Robert French
Wrecked Windsor Wreck Near Abrolhos Islands
Wreck of the steamer Windsor off Abrolhos Islands prompts authorities to secure the Chinese crew. Tug Arandia sails to the scene under Marine Underwriters Association charter. Insurance records suggest about £14,710 underwritten. £10,090 to £11,000 possibly placed in Hong Kong for sandalwood cargo. Debates over deck cargo size and vessel course smoke ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Windsor
Abrolhos Islands
Marine Underwriters’ Association of
W.A
Evans
Australian Alliance Insurance Company
Hongkong
Stewart and
GOULBURN SESSIONS. MALICIOUS HARM CASE ENDS IN MISTRIAL
At the Quarter Sessions Matthew Cadwell Price faced a charge of maliciously wounding William Gor at Kialla. After a mass of evidence and a judge’s remark on diabolical perjury, the jury failed to agree and were discharged. Price remanded to the next Quarter Sessions. Samuel John Evans found not guilty of stealing fowls at Goulburn. John Charles Fitzgerald convicted of stealing from Murrumburrah and sentenced to four years penal servitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godlburn
Matthew Cadwell Price
William Gor
Kialla
Samuel John Evans
Goulburn
John Charles Fitzgerald
Mt Murrumburrah
Belfere
John Black
Infant Thomas Massey Dies in Kitchen Accident
An inquest ruled the death of one year old Thomas Massey accidental. The Glebe child pulled a kettle of boiling water from a gas ring on January 31 while his mother looked away briefly, receiving scalds that proved fatal the next day at Gottenham street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Massey
Gottenham Street
Glebe
Moruya Licensing Court Appoints New Members
Mr H F Roberts P M appointed licensing magistrate and official member with Messrs W H Simpson J P and John Emmett J P named as appointed members of the Licensing Court at Moruya New regulations for treatment of prisoners seventh class habitual criminals and management of places of confinement in NSW institutions for inebriates uniforms of female warders and related matters were gazetted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Roberts
P.M
Messrs
W. H. Simpson
J.P
John Emmett
Moruya
New South Wales
Beatrice Sopn Beatrice sopn death inquest delayed
An inquest into the death of Beatrice Sopn at Sydney Hospital was postponed. Police had obtained a warrant for an ex-constable who had recently been located in a metropolitan nation and believed to have left the state. The man was reported arrested in New Zealand, delaying the inquiry until his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Johsop
Sydney Hospital
Sydney
New Sealand
Newcastle Creeps Inquest Probes City Collieries
Royal commission proceedings in Newcastle examine coal seams under the city. Chief Inspector A. A. Atkinson describes Yard, Dirty, and Horghorn seams with older workings from 1800s to 1840s. Borehole depths reach 400 feet under the cathedral. pillars may fail to support strata, causing surface damage. No active fires found in Seapit pit. minor surface subsidence possible from old workings. water present may bolster support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Royal Exmission
Robertson
James and
Sulman
J. L. Campbell
Australian Agricultural Company
Uther
Mines Department
A. A. Atkinson
Horghorn
A.A. Company
Atkins
Wren
Harris
Withesa Anid
Campbell
Late Shipping Arrivals and Departures From Coastal Ports
Shipping notes list arrivals and departures in February and February 6 from Aberden and Melbourne ports. Vessels include Pohruary and Marathon with 672 tons under Captain Athen, and North Comet Comtance 91 tons under Captain AY from Fyrom. Other ships such as Marion 4 tons, Mesth 7 tons, Mirenais, and Innaminche with varying tonnages, plus Melbourne and North Coast Company movements, are noted along with departures like G Dart, Macedoni a and Sarpedonia. The report also records arrivals from Glasgow and West Australia and port movements around Sydney, Jervis Bay, and Launceston. Cape Hawke steamer Willinga remains aground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrivats
Pohruary & Marathon
Aberdern
Tone
Athen
Steel
Dalgety and Company
Noerebar
Fyrom Bar- North
North Coast Company
Arenis
Innaminche
Mirenais
Melbourne
G. S. Yulll Nia Geen
Interstate
Adelaide
Macedonia
Main View
Valuta
West Australia
Ueenecht
Sarpedonia
Glasgow
Smoky Cape
Aldenham
Port Stephens
Merth
Klama
Fiden
Wakatipu
Launceston
Prem
Cape Hawke
Willinga
Wallsend police officer named honorary sub inspector
Senior-sergeant John Coughlin of Wallsend has been granted the honorary rank of sub inspector of police from the date of his retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coughlin
Wallsend
The Factories Act at Redfern Police Court
Walter Taylor prosecuted Thomas Boyce for breaches under the Factories Act at Golden Grove Street Darlington. Guilty pleas entered. Fines totalled 32 pounds, with multiple penalties for overtime records, excessive female overtime, underage workers, and absence of meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
Walter Taylor
Shopaanf
Thomas Boyce
Golden Grove Street
Darlington
Alsecante
S&s
Wilh & Lobel
Ste Costes
Sydney fish markets weekly report ends February one
New South Wales Fishery Board reports Woolloomooloo Redfern and Manly markets with strong buyer activity and varied fish stock. Totals show 487 baskets fish 2119 crayfish 24 prawns and 5 bags oysters with prices listed for species like schnapper red bream whit ing and yellowtail. Notable regional supplies include Richmond River Clarence River and Port Stephens with multiple baskets of fish crayfish and prawns recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South
Richmond River
Clarence River
Cots Harbor
Nambucca River
Macleay River
S. Hastings
Camden Haven
Manning River
Cane Hawke
Port Stephens
North Kiama
Shoalhaven
Moruya
Port Jackson
Pricea
Audible Kisses Court Reverses Divorce Ruling
Judge Gaynor of the Appellate Division in Brooklyn rules that audible kissing through a brick wall between two houses can be probable evidence. The ruling reverses a Supreme Court decision granting Elizabeth Lee Keville a divorce from Peter E. Keville. A neighbor servant testified of seeing Keville kiss a servant and hearing sounds through the wall during a summer in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Appellate Division
Brooklyn
U.S
Supreme Court
Elizabeth Lee Keville
Peter E. Keville
Keville
Bauer
Mra Bauor
Departure of the Arch Bishop to England for Church Congress
The Primate of Australia will depart Sydney for England to attend the Church Congress from June 15 to 18 and the Lambeth Conference from July 6 to August. Archdeacon Gunther will act as vicar general and commissary during the Archbishop's absence as Mr. J. A. Dibbs offers his yacht Ena to accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Rm.o. Uratava
England
7. A. Dibbs
Ena
Gunther
Burwood Starr Bowkett Meeting Draws Loan Winner
An appropriation meeting of the T Burwood Starr Bowkett Building Society was held at Burwood on Wednesday. No 282 was drawn by ballot and the owner, with five shares, is admitted to a loan of £250 free of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Burwood Starr-Bowkett Building Society
Burwood
Ballot
Too Late for Clabsit Cation Notice
An advertisement fragment references an order titled Too Late for Clabsit Cation and directs readers to page 3 for full reading. The readable text provides no dates or names beyond the work title and page instruction.
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Karanaud
Roge‘Al Racing Chair
Meeting OF Proprietors
Parthshire
Syd#y
Perth
Capetown
1. Society
Wade
Ministerialista
Kidston Socialists
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
House of Assembly
Parliamenit
Aino
Barrier Scrip Firm
South Broken
Chillagoe
Elliott
Lyall
Y Water
Spring Hill Loads
Ajax
Poseidon
All Nations
South Moon
Long Tunnel
Barrambie
Black Range
Turon River
Homebush Stock Sales
Hero
Squire of
MR. Edward Terry
T. H. Elwin
Nerrenders
The
Berlin
Farmer's
Paris
Stott and Hoare’s
Business College
Moore-street
Government Savings Bank
Commission OF Inquiry
Preteeding
G. Dart
North Coast
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