Italian warship in Sydney docks amid world cruise arrival
The Italian cruiser Bina arrives from New Zealand on a world tour and anchors in Sydney. It is equipped with two screw propulsion, guns, and a crew of 20 officers plus staff, with Commodore Chevalier Glorelin in command. The Etna is expected to stay for overhaul before proceeding to China on the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bina
Castellamare
Taly
Chi Eilur
Guy Fui
Lorredn
M. C. Mouray
Colombe
Boache -Gagsbiy Terval
Adaiiral
Habiri
Tir Mamao
Mirine
China
Sporting notes from Canterbury Park race meeting
A garbled racing column reviews Canterbury Park events with mentions of horses like Telegraph and Telegraph’s reporter notes a mix of results and comments. It cites winners and near misses, trainer updates, and upcoming meeting dates while naming several staff and owners. The piece references changing fortunes on the turf, a sale of Chal Hy Noeksesgat, and notes on track conditions and future engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martindale
Canterbury Park
Sania
Rae
Fas
Rhein
Cayernas
Avery Cood
Lina
Han Cenaneth
Fallin Te
Walsh
Alver
Ford Pantatrice
Andrew Lysieht
Wollongong
Lysaeht
Bern
le Flarter
Ahern
Richards
Chal Hy Noeksesgat
Auta
le Mtr
Morrissey
Marshall
Invader
Yea Tippel
Turauville
Metropolitan Mestings
Geddes
Eeerdiary
Wartala Racing
Teenie Weill
Hosebery Pat
Wilition
Glan Stuart
Mel. G- Rowe
A. Conan
Gollan
Blauck
Hait-Sinter
Rite
Ina Ake
Newcastle
Gaara Heck
Hun
Gibraltar
New South Wales
Yiei
Salunlay
Cauitiela
Tom Lake
Odds Crowded As Victoria Races Stir Fans
A long and chaotic race report notes unpredictable results and backers losing money in Victoria. Mentions Alma Rakes filly Condiment and Zeiland Ledew trainer, Wateou, Leeway Tied, and other runners amid shifting favorites and a favored Warrel Hurdle contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Veeioon
Cinnamon
Zeiland
Rona
Che
Lisadorn
Atari
Rayulweick
Victoria
Starian
G. Wateou
Habu
Baye
Tie
Meve
de Beltar
Warrel
Au Nori
Kooyang Weltr
Norsk British
Majestic
Serge Wesseronil
WelMe
Gol
Pigeon Homing Club Plans Races and Fare Changes
A club discusses ending young bird races and boosting old bird events. It reports 700 birds last season with 100 lost. Next meetings will consider fares by Hallway Commissioners and a joint appeal to railway authorities. Recruiting meetings planned at Burwood and Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering
Ula
Ita
Anu
Capillealaners
Plecon Homing Sockies
Avine
Burwood
Granville
Pigeon Shooting Meeting At Moe Racecourse
The Neweande Gua Chuv plans a pigeon shooting event at Moe racecourse on March 17. Two nominations are listed with stakes of 254 and 3, plus an additional £1. Nominations, with a mandatory fee, close with Secretary Mr M H Xing on the 25th, and acceptances are due the morning of the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neweande Gua Chuv
Moe
Pris Aminnting
Yatom
M. H Xing
Polo match at Kensington recreating victory by Iai ler
A polo mutch at Kensington Reeren 1H160 Ground Saturday featured Camden and Sydney Club. Iai ler secured the win with two goals and five behinds while attendance was encouraged by Mrs. T. Watson and Nise J) Youne-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Reeren
Camden
Sydney
Iegoule
Thars
Electric Light Carnival Racing At Sydney Grounds
Cyclists gather for the Electric Light Carnival at the Sydney Cricket Ground with handicap events and multiple races listed. Entries include Wandaide Gitt, Warne, Beauchamp, Body, Megan, and many Victorian and New Zealand riders competing across 10 mile and 4 mile sprints amid track concerns and organizational notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Cricket Ground
R. H. Warne
We Bdackson
Vie
Beauchamp
A.J
J. Megan
W. M'Donald
Porbo
F. Hunt
C. Watt
J.’ Corbett
W. A Symonds
Als. Berry
G. J. Prince
Pontalae WU
Jt Whelpwield
J.T. Ruble
G- Carpenter
A. Charan
A. Tayloy
Jio
J. Re Menting
Gunworth
Aia
O'Brien
Ta Congdon
Biccombe
HU Sevaona
J. Farrell
J. Crowell
Phelaa
Wied Hkaton
F Peterson
J. FL Moore
Ferbces
Sinsternen
Reinfrey
Pay H. Anderson
G. Roberta CS Ger
Si Ore
HL. Orr
Sur JA. Campbell
J. Willoit
P Renadir
Te Close
Stag Paljick
J . Stuart
Bucks
W. Parsons
View
Coyaliller
G. R. Morea
7B. Payne
Wie
C. Ftaredson
Re Lewin
A.B. Tame
A.dy Berry
G. Prince Tied
Tord
Gute
Crowell
Culabartson
H. Lidrrell
Urlnkwaler
Vic
Aupoambe
F. AbuLegm
Moore
A. It
Hriea
BW. Berry
F. Peterson
W.P. Phelan
Bronce
Rennle
A. Rowland
Dt Sembnor
Eg. Stimpson
WC Teraga
W. G Wakerard
J. G. Uneworth
G Tucker
Swimming Club Meet Delivers Multiple Junior Races
The Furmant Club hosted Saturday events including a 55 yard junior handicap won by Nandlesp and second by Denng. 63 second junior dash won by N Banfield with Smedley second. a 3-body bangi cap at Lincke's Brighton Baths won by Beales with Corbett second. A 66 yard distance produced top placers M. Pital, Lakeman, and Moore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furmant Club
Beales
C. Corbett
Heing
T. Bell
Tila Isvec
Farmer's Baibe
WSAV
Leaaire
Manly
R.A. Stennett
Joe Hans
Resul Firat
E. Moore
Dace
HH Carrol
HH Carrol, 2, 2. Time, Done. — Seeno Beat: Maurice Piallarsa, Gsee
Lakeman
Thur
Aiser
Mogae
Janking
Aizec
W Lakeman
Gee
Dere
Maijorsd
Morris
W. Lakeman
Wedderburn
Pieal
H. Herbert
Mint Beaby Sinunwlt
Kent
Tiely Siennelt
Mies
Stettuelt
Mies Vy Phulps
Mis H. Herbert
Stennett
Koyseah Pailig
Ald Xt von Hammer
G. Sil Waren
D. Kuga
Seoo
Hager
Somen
Ilsse
Upsee
Shasialaah
Putee Moore
A. Hearty
Coton
Ballivan
Nentess' Hesdars C
Bears i
Sullivan
Vera
Beech
Dene
W Dustin
Ees
Sout
Lam
Fitty Tarde
W. Lowen
Bowls
Dengan
Keay
Somer
Re Ead
Kemny
Tin Jorden
Ehoolbory
Skace
Urs
Tse
Carroll
He Cabit
Imaty
Paltorseny
Red
Cabill
T. Mallt
I. Weert El'puilersg
Ormoda
Mall
Settlement of the Dispute Over New South Wales Cricket
In our Saturday edition word arrived that Major Wardell, acting as trustee for the Aus tralian team, informed Secretary P. K. Sowden that a settlement has been reached between the New South Wales Cricket Association and the Imperial team. The match is set to begin on March 2, and though the event is to be run by the association, Major Wardell will oversee expenses and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adria
Albion
Gan
Aswan
Tage Boil
Ando
Crowes
Eiltron
Bella
iWin
Foetogn
Lars Ale
Minstrea
Gemorton
Lary
Unsing Ion’ Wandicap
Fink Thay
Cronioe Oy
Bano
Urecine A
Nuon
Lene
Woscom
Moorefield
Pebrusey
G Forlan Sa
Ak Ib
Atua
Bredalbyie
Marvis
Lurhinle
Gailtom Uery
Hyeuie
Susay
Merrma
frousFin
Bandicat
Salle
Beauvoir
Saterday
New South Wales Cricket Ageoclothe
P. K. Sowden
Warihil
Himedf
Eralmat Bleven
Naw Som Wales Cricket Association
Wwrditt Owill
Hayes
Wadueedey
Aquatic Events Highlight Sydney Harbour Yachting Meet
Sydney harbor hosted a busy aquatic meet with seven to seventy events and boats from clubs across the area. Principal race won by Sam Hordern’s White Wings from scratch, praised as the harbor’s fastest craft, while Sydney Flying Squadron staged a two heat handicap and a triangular course on Clark Island. Other results include Ausra Van beating Keclid by a nose in the main heat, and Frayne’s Broviewing IV taking the Ciman 0 Meee, with Wyuna defeating Tempe in the North Sydney Club race. Port Jackson Dingey Club footers raced around Gost Island Shark Territory, Our Boy scored a win with Solu, and Guphy led in the Botany Bay handicap at George’s Silver course where Arewich led before a late collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sam Hordern
Imio Desc
Nuh
Dees
White Wings
Craio
Sydney Flying Squadron
le Clark Island
Sola
Winnie Bost
Ausra van
Keclid
Jase
Uniy Tare
Werik
Haat
Donnelly
Ite
Randicay
Claw B
Wyuna
Ines
Zephyr
Capetead
Arewich
Gunin
Shipping notices around Believed troopship routes and captains
A garbled shipping report lists vessels and captains bound for Devonport and Adelaide with references to Royal Navy and commercial ships. It mentions tonnage around one thousand ninety five tons, routes via Pere Meenta and Westuckoun, and several named captains including GCG and WW Kamm. The text names numerous personnel and destinations including Melbourne and Queensland, but the overall content remains unclear due to extensive OCR errors.
Maritime Miscellanea From Early 20th Century Steamers
The report recounts shipping movements including the steamer Mugu Molenam leaving SneuMa for Melbourne and the Guthrie bound from China to Darwin with agents Egna A. Cuempany. It notes arrivals and departures, weather, and schedules, naming vessels, routes, and ports such as Geelong, Melbourne, London, and Sydney, with stray references to passengers and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathan
Ctirne
Guindes Ren
SneuMa
Geelong
Guthrie
China
Darwin
Oebt
Brent and
Comepany
Egna A. Cuempany
Atvemer
Choalmueb
Ste Freuch
AF Duntoy
Harlie
Hugibert
Oniih
Atesera Carel
Cupeyn
Chauve
Prien
Potes
Miranda
Gurguint
Shiigean
Rand
Angel Ana Eeldren
Anahi
Ara Chaidven
Chilipen
Ales Beale
Master Meintady
MW Watson
Als Le'Wateon
Ap Durliner
Palmer
Turin
Mount Garroun Loyd Mall
Kanpin Lane
Miniwaca Band
Antura
Rennethy Seineay Atiernents
Finnsbane
Turnbull
London
Steutral
Yenine
Sydney
Art
Renre
Arriva
Suithumbor
Htm Xavlemilan
Taiyuan
Etegeone
Zhureday
Euriay Moraine
Avril He Landon
Vic
Arid
Tolind
Landon
Wietesen
isOucrod
Wirt
Mie Ganesan
Rae Cope
Cain Sue Bebe
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David Jones and Company
Ladies
Terclothtn Vana
Aed Syinty
End Ladin
Ann Ladier
Eave
Ispants
Bewy
Rst Prive
Infante
Syupawn Rin
Sainteye Proce
George and Barrack Streets
ETNA
H. Oxenham
Pitt-Street
Bfield
Newmarket
Doncaster
Br. BP
Big Pri
M. J. Moloney
Oakleigh Plate
Weimiares
Archie Thomson
Tattersall’s Club
Market-Street
TOU
AXD
Davidson & & A
Exromuernccr
CTF
Ticura
Svaal
Kensington RC
Bebenaen
POLO
Parramatta
Erabt
He Él Ax
Dulaine
Cranville Breyols Club
Atvtun Fairweather
Wbst
Cricket
Iagalegton
South Sydney
Seates South Symer
Searle
Ie Plinucton
Prington Miller
Mackensie
A. Gleve
Wickit
Startin
Storey
Par Balmain Hopson
St. Taylor
Ole
Sopa Heil Ais Womaden Commonead
North Sydney Oval
Clarks
Pusch
Redgrave
Hue Wand
Stemud Firth
Waverley
Merowvethae
Pan Tun
Hireard
Maury Y Maudwick
Thee Clube
Satis
Randyke
P. Janes
Chapman
Law Ii Callaghan
Mealy
Uber
Lis I
Stoney
Prank
Hanlon
Myntey
Bran
Rilge
W. Vraner
Regudwink
Jone Middleton
Daylen
Lancerman
Tunlop Tyre Company
Bennett and Wood, Limited
Eaey
Beaves
Dunia Tyre Company
Laugs
Crocker
Cameron
Housty
Waile Grigin
Louk
Farmer
Sherwons
Mart Sauveseul
Toplap "Pere
Adelaide
West Auetate
Clem
Hill
Jones
Randwick
Mas
Glebe
OE Grath
Hriebaue
Ille
Lawson
Blin
Ave
Glete
Uld
Carradine
Ant Brown
Eran
Stans
Manly Vivo
Manne
F. Lawler
B. Mack
Stokte
A. Hayes
Pred. Lawler
Neven
Parmupt
James Sandy
Campany Coneta
Pyrmont
Myrmant
Bret Wey
Devine
James Sanay
Churnham
Ianitiea
Rose
Church
Datahery
Hiralley
Nd Harpham
Caburn
Company
Pye
Bassue
Coedea
Aether
Parramatta Tucpg
Sare Lewin
Central Cumberland
Parramatta Incug
Pebrodry N Aan Tert
Street Ses
Woollahra
Crown-street Sps
Centennial Park
Martin
Garr
Crown-street
Godaard
Naiman
Woanetta
Re Riddiord
Fr. Tompkins
Crownslivel
Oo Brothers
Joe Doyle
Bethe
Davin
Joe Davin
M. Collink
Dave Noe
Mount Kattu
Mount Kembla
Helurday
Banffdhire
Caytum
Tania Ad Weternaien
Shepind
Devonport
Pere Meenta
Wedtuckoun
HSCS
Royal Anil Vraesie
Ine
Diewr-Admalra
Ciler
Gcg
Incken
Ipo
Lat
Ualine
Ceumery
Us Puck
eBay
Mowry
Mluuler
Velbon Uva
Michelle
Galea Fee Tie i
Alton Seas
Konmwarna
Kamm
NCO
iSuilvran
Walble
Hessler
Seattle
Adalthay
A. Hargrase
Walter
Jo Byatt
Fagen Rand
Rane
Rosa Me
Griffin
Leunul
Stasi Teagaig
Eteeraeey
Lie
Abel Baijaon
Tamonn
Wilson
Cyt
Ruudmueiay
Fiuhsou
Suvitl, C Wybsle
Plemiagas Ak Lean
Shanon
Rave Tony Cayeain
Lannea
Tridun
Bora Paveneers
Bandon Gaptira
Queenctini
Queensland
Melbourne
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