Early closes shopkeepers prosecuted in city crackdown
Police raided Oxmurd Street markets under the Early Closing Act with inspector under orders to enforce closing times. Traders Frederick Williams Edward Gibbons Christina Muttourah and others faced fines. several arrested and branded inudates for operating beyond 7.20 pm. Court session noted for further actions and caution to vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waler Police
Mair
Yroremer
Ros Firth
Brederick Wiliams
Elward Gibbons
Chetstina M'tutorh
de A. Mutchman
Froamnuiger
Trult Andra
Tadfern
Nis Saleom
Turf Racing At Rosella Park Affects Favorites And Upsets
A bustling crowd watched at Rosella Park with brisk betting and lively action. Vernon the chestnut gelding and Lele showed strong form, while Annie Laurie again displayed win effort. Trainers and jockeys await Saturday’s meeting with rosters and results posted. Melbourne-bound horses and long odds created a hectic wagering atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronsberg Park
Vernon
Lele
Ater
Jonenlerval
Annie Laurie Bay
Auruck
Showee
Tayorite Torho
Rosebery Park
Althowen
Bedky
Stu
Nila
Pintet
Saghorea
Melbourne
Ilekeia
CauileUs
Aberdare
Oriial
ATC
Newmarket
Duke of Westminster
Langon
Tadcaster
API
Adda
Duke of Westminster Jblmnelt
Bend
Chess
Toni Nowne
Bas
Hue
Ma Ke
Gallon
Corille
Wemington
A.J
Autlian
FE Tuehos
Victoria
Heithame
Hoyeted
Milies
Tenge
Frome
Devey
Uishult
Tayls
Caulfield Usalner
W. G. Auk
Adeloiie
Baschery Park
Hackers
Lowver
Manihra
Sauk
Tole
Caulfield
Monttay
Trery
Hesry
Wit
Silvermoor
Tarai
Tivailever
Necilace
Hanneh
the Forge
Rehira
Mara
Wren
Weamia
Doris
Polysatha
Florrie
Dora
Hays Roy Fone
Ry Mouil
A. Beowa
Par Niente
Sadie
Stewardens
Kensiveton Club Silks and Coursing Meeting Promised
The Kenslogion Club announces a weekly event tomorrow with a brisk program at the track and roundabouts. Air and surroundings praised. selections favor coursing as the main draw. Tamworth Coursing Club reports its annual meeting upcoming with officers listed and May start for the season. In bowls, NSW association semifinal draw completed, Waverley greens host, and match outcomes set for the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth Coursing Club
W. Rawers
M.A
Pensidens
J. Britten
Sen
Presdents
Mean
Morrison
W. P. Robey
Hastreamhrer
BJ. Welsh
C. J. Britten
Comsnitie
J.P. Bextos
Moses
Hi Dennleg
R. Branton
Platt , Lee
W. Broom
J. W ‘Copland
P.E Champion
A’ Whiteheed
Maxwell
New South Wales Bowling Association
Putershers
Aahfeld
Waverley
Wallet Waverley
Dave
A. Th
E.R. Wabibers
Fie Slek
Bushmen and Cyclists at Sydney Ground Night Meet
The League of Wheel crews closes its programme with a Sydney Cricket Ground event headlined by The Bushmen. Notable riders include Warne, Gordon, McDonald, Jackson, Megson, Sutherfood, Morgan, Forbes, Wilksch, and pokers in the scratch race. A 10 Melee Championship follows midweek, plus a repeated novelty race from the previous night. A soldiers’ uniform handicap race is announced for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonlzits
Wherlcrew
Sydney Cricket Ground
Ui I
Warne
Gordon
McDonald
Jackson
Megson
Sutherfood
Morgan
Forbes
Wilksch
Pokers
Buahien
Sydney Amateur Sailing Club holds busy weekend events
Only three trains raced the charter for the Sydney Amateur Sailing Club’s race on Saturday. Bays of racing featured Bunyp winning from Yankee to Swan while the Queensland Rowing Association prepared heats for intercolonial events. The Sydney Club debated next season’s matches, elected new officers, and listed numerous entries for the forthcoming races as details emerged from the St. George Club and committee notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarter
Sydney
Siurday
Fay
Oway
Bunyip
Swin
Queensland
NST
Rowing Association
Walmer
Fustesston
South Afria Bustiern
A. F Pitchaninge
Moesra
Cy M. Morse
A. J. Purves
V. Worniman
Aimmona
GH. Witelred
Rene
May
A. Hopkinson
Mcae Wheties
Moséra
A. Renad
Coa
Smithgot RA
Pearson
Sydney Club
J. Te Wisernam
Guesnstand Association
Brisbane
Eamssion
Graniel
Miron
SL Lematius Club
Regsifa
Toy Bydney Balilie
sUracure
Notkiow
Teller
SU George Sainog Chul
Yieltine Nembere
St. George Chuls
Yeoh
Hardicapper
C. J. Celina
Boles
Collis
W. A. Simpson
J. Young
Suarter
Mntise
T Weenie
Tmz Keener
FP. Jones
Heo. Rew
C.D. Unser
Elity
Mecays
J. Fugan J. Talat
Alex
Matsin
Talbot's Shield
Vis
Cricket Results and Club Swimming Handicaps Report
A Sydney cricket round up shows Austckville Ferndale beating Stedman Impert si by 125 runs with Stedman’s 92 and 25 26 noted by names like Pern ele, Watson, Nesdhiem, and Bridgy. Paddington beat a combined team by 105 wickets and Invincible lost to Chippendale by 1 1/2 matches as the Sydney scene moves to swimming handicaps and early season reports at Waverley Oval and Bronco Baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austckville
Ferndale
Stedman Impertsi
Stedmat
Stedimen
Watson
Pernele
Gallagher
Aveurem
J. Stedman
Sin Hun
Tolamike
Mill FU Staby
Clack
Iolanthe
Sydney Cricket
Paddington
Seaton
C. Gregory
Woolcatt
Hilder
Pite
Stabbing
Marah
Gee
Jomeah
Mac Mate
Hot Ohit
Minekousia
Invincible
Chippendale
Rane
Houghton
Rohr
Lyery
Facies
Boiler
Chippenaate
al Giarrison
Williame
Paterabeten
Botany Wellington
God
Helersilahy
Loudoun
Thompson
Oskod
Criterion
Callaway
Palmer
Watt
Wavartey
Smidmore
Eiverton
Tichborne Com Witnesses At Parramatta Inquiry
The Royal Commission on the Cresswell case resumed at Parliament House with Mr J C L Fitzpatrick as chair. James R Firth testified about Creswell’s behavior, language, and claims of past service, while witnesses described Creswell’s background, habits, and actions at various places including a butcher shop and a Monaro Hotel. The session adjourned to continue over subsequent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission
Willam Cresswell
Parramatta
Parliament House
J. C. L Fitepatrick
Mosors
I Meagher
W. A1. Witha
GR. Lacey
G. Aldereon
E. M. Clark
Mala
Witnissy
James R
Crimis Weil
Denrey
Beis
Mougher
Tin
Thomas Walker
Ancther
Golbich
Smith
Leather Jackets
Cressyial
Creevwetl
Creswell
Monaro
Cresswell
Ina
Lever
Cresewell
Creaeneth
England
Walter Wetsutt Winnor
Wombat
al Queanbeyan
Winer
Ramante
Cresawell
Bia Self
Royal Horse Guarda
Marke
Valentines and diplomatic missives fade into satire
A jumble of pasted Valentine exchanges and mock diplomatic exchanges, listing names from Reid to Lyn, Chamberlain to Kruger, Schreiner to Rhodes, and others. The fragment hints at a satirical gloss on empire and letters, with few clear events or dates, preserving the era’s theatrical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reid
Lyn
Kalsar
Beox
Snatching a Purse Case Involving Two Boys
Two youths named Frahes and another boy were involved in snatching a purse in a city street. The court heard the attack on the victim and noted the boys’ behavior and actions. They were convicted and Aberomeh received twenty one days detention with a period of supervision under a first offense statute. The court also ordered a suspended sentence for another offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frahes
Alurjorts
Iasmors
Mats Off
Aberomeh
Opening of new premises marks Robert Reid and Co growth
The Robert Reid and Co firm hosted a lunch to inaugurate expanded premises in York Street with over 200 guests including Sir George Light, Hon. John Lee, and others. Speeches praised the firm, local enterprise, and the government’s administration while noting planned further alterations and a strong commercial future for New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Robert Welt and Company
Limited
Vorkaltrot
Farke Ubinder
Bow
George Lite
Tushe Hom O. Hi. Bell
Hon
John Lee
Collanial
Hot
W.P. Crick
Nystmaster-General
Sle
Manning
Messrs
JS. Brunton
Calveri
Hobinson
Marin
Hatt. Reid
Postnasierthasral
Aeiralla
Penn
Mr. Robinson
George Oils
Uri
Metiourne
Ines
Sydney
Mir
Reo
GTL
Melbourne
Ifet Sr
Meihenzun
Sun
Hobera Tivicl
Bela
RLM
Robert Heid
Keer
New Zealand
Nat
New
Jon Ho
Barthers
Australia
Pheers
Wales
Vic
New South
Volumber
USA
Joi Ses
Sex
Edo
Ehonder
Joho Lee
G. H. Reid
Robert Rela
F. W. Stoddart
Johnson
York Street
Etic
Secreue
le Alatao
Ringing the Changes at Haferes Police Court
At Haferes Police Court before M C H Seulthers SAL, George Wynd was charged with obtaining the sum of Be from Job Tanner by means of ringing the changes. About 11 pm the accused, with another man, entered the Spertwcan's Arm Hotel Bowany and called for drinks. Tanner testified he had made a charge for a couple of drinks, produced half sovereigns and then a sovereign as payment. Turner detected the trick as the accused had rung the changes on him again this week. A trial was set with an AIrtactive of one Boclk's gael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha@fere
Yentenday
H. Seulthers
Sal
George Wynd
Bevlog
Jobe Tanner
Irich
Pm Ae
Spertwcan
Arma Hotel
Bowanymd
Wetertoo
Turner
Owe Boclk
Gael
Appointment shuffle for colonial agent general
In London the Agent-General's Office discusses replacing the Agent-General as Sir Juan Satoniuas retires in April. Possible successions include Keulleman from New South Wales or the HUES Commissionerrhip of Australia, with a dual role forming soon as commercial agent and Agent-General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pacen
Juan Satoniuas
Nosittot
Gone
Daniel Cooner
Keulleman
New Seach Wales
Architieneral
New South Wales
Australia
Missing Artist Found Dead near Circular Quay
The body of Spanish artist Santiago Tarue, 24, long missing from Glebe Pointelace, was found near Globe Island Wharf. He had lived by sketching and was last seen at his lodgings on Saturday around 2 PM. Police removed the body to Circular Quay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago Tarue
Qlobe
Pointelace
Yvaterday
Ooatiny
West Globe Island
Maren
Todgles
Huycogheel
Glebe Point
Glebe Pont
The Cable Question and Cape Project Debate
Mr Lyne questions the Cape cable plan as questionable and doubts Banter Hxtension Company’s offer to build. He argues the Cape line would ease government strain, reduce risk, and offer direct links to South Africa, while Pacific schemes may take longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyne
Quetislard
Cape
South Africa
Boxing Event at Golden Gate Club Aids Contingent Fund
The boxing and fencing show at the Golden Gate Club drew moderate patronage. Secretary 2M. Alkinmen praised the patriotism of performers and public, while the Bushmen's Contingent committee prepared for the novice tournament heats to be decided at the Temple Gate end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate Club
Ote
Hushmen
ToOlent
Tilia
Shipping Arrivals February One Freight List Aboard
An exhausted OCR fragment lists arrivals and cargoes with numerous ship names and personnel. The scattered text mentions February dates, coastal ports, and maritime activity, with references to crews, captains, and goods. The garbled source shows a broad inventory of ships, destinations, and items in transit across a busy harbor trade period.
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Thors
Coxon's
Lalodean
Kecorde Ceaon
Atta
Flor
Davidson and CO
Forkiswers
Ckfordatress
City
Ane
lGliar
Witelou
Elie
Arenes ii
Yiue Pulwrand
Bem Beers
Creat
Renline
Emir de
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Tyrigha Mages
Mare Domat
Jabra Simateh
Ube
Bowe Erwarta
Kinmerelal
Eyne Mays
Trapay
Sidney
Ouburlan Nettem Lewiis
Thoraad von Tochaie
Tomas Eine
Kenslogion Club
O’mara
de Spart
Beamer
Venus Wy
Toledo
Barmans
Earl Va Bis
Ricegrove Park
North Sydney
Northam Hotel
Mounterrett
H. Waters
Cricket
Otter Club
Aullingy
A. J. Kennell
R. Cayser
Dounfeon
J. Regan
W. W. Kelly
A. Swit
S. Mutton
C. Ballings
Jobnatone
J. Swift
T. J. Stevens
Purcell
P. Questey
W .B. Mfr
B. Sharp
1. Brooks
C.’ Holden
C. Munro
A. M'Vey
R. Laverick
H. ‘Huntingdon
Bronco Baths
MB Treacy
R. Richartworth
A. W. White
R. Munro
W. Comans
H. Donnin
G. Colas
WL Sabeowr
N. Stewart
Lego
A. Fras
Wildman
W. Oommeey
Z Shipway
M'Hugh
D. Abecander
K- Mammood
Camane
BR. Byers
Aleswater
J. Barger
J. Turebull
T. Bathap
Tlumeil
K Stewart
Pooth
A. Memillon
W. Miler
W. Lanedon
Duarich
B. F. Twrnbell
H M'Donald
M’tageart
THE
Tichborne Comwissigh
General White
General Buller
Jroma
Expan
Sion
Lord Salisbury
Walling Pbrom
Sehresner
Leyde
General Cronfe
Kakewion
Colnel Kakewint
General Crouje
Lord Wolerey
General Clery
General Cleey
Lord Woleley
Earl Beauhamy
K. Barton
Mr Barton
East Beauchamp
Empire
Mr. Reitz
Sir Alfred Milner
North Pole
Lord Kitchener
General Joubert
St. Helen
Orneral Joubert
Mr. MacLean
Sir John Forrest
John Forrest
Asaya
Wheatley
Robert Reid and CO
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Royal Comesianon
Klee
Abnilee Sk Doence Rabersy Hasiery Smanseor
Pearisroom
Cwlgzial Srereary
Offesti TwAmday- Jomody
Asf Hottekeeper
Baer
Aretvine Rimitouy Eevee
Fas Saanimen
Peapwor Fie
Tnonical Ten Ten
Uae
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Tay
Benin Heck
MB Molle
Neal Badiga
Enia
Lower
Aston Zee
Lithia
Steven
Pan Willi
Ion
Hiela Weil
Ted
Denna Avtotevensat
Ul Sedam
Briain Bedlink
Stan
Agent-General's Office
Foun
Boxing
Oh Sime
Crayton
Bae
Mrene Auckereun
Wie
Boe
Sitee
Chelny
Beprey
Meera
Cowilshaw
Lau
Devil
Warts
Jaleo
Tovtty
Wale
Aid Ringtrre
Son
Tull
Esate
Jo. Manet
Stet
Welty
Cini
L Voweta
Paresite Miusiere Suma
Darkotty
Sven
Vorovite
Atlee Newaran
Jean
Ste
Aerts
Manone
Hatiner
Chon Caen
Siam
Perry
Tar
Evin
Nuria
Teshan
Lea Fine Wheats
Somundiel
Actin Wastes
Flint Mandman
Niape
Aiwa
Helsinger
Wyrperas
Hanah
Nickotwon
Trun Eanes
Arlene
Ae ‘Newari
Ftiae
Anvil
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