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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 27, 1908

Page

2

Australian Gaslight Company half year report

The directors report the half year ended December 31 1801 shows after provisions for bad debts and interest and other charges plus a £7433 brought forward there remains £72 56 available for distribution. A dividend at 6d per share on old shares and proportional on new shares is proposed, absorbing £19905 with £12064 carried forward. The meeting at Kentphort on January 31 will consider these figures along with company assets and plans, listing chemicals stores and machinery among principal items.

Australian Gaslight Company Kent-phort Directere Atsmkeh Saif-yeerre Ko-ring-gal Amt S Municipal Intriot Kysinened Fae Ceores Judah Coben Ison Henry Storey Arthur Wi

Randwick card features Pantheon triumph and Derby build

In Warwick Farm racing notes, Pantheon wins a close finish ahead of Queen's Metals at Randwick. Tragedy of trainer James Moumghan recalled. Waverley Cemetery memory seen by many. Norfolk horses and riders compete amid weather shifts.

Warwick Farm Pam Lamutrow Parat Sinkow turTones Ameceur Mite Bunova Pace Welter Nuradry Hundicap Warwick Humdicay Liverpool Maramus Trist Randwink West Yroich Brice Wa Storelia Langchampr Distaice Laurchampa Jenethe Woodside Lady Furile Marelia Bine Maraay Apnafeny Waverley W. Nowa Sen J. W. Nord Payten Merashaw W. Breonan G. Gallimore IL Raynor J. Allsop T. Scully J. Coa J. Maave F. Nolan 2A Mayo J. Gough Herre J. Carry AL Thompson Tamar Iajone M. Gallagher Witsiders Pantheon Queen Glor— Om Niento Woo Taltman Silene Beaner Trieste Melbourne Aspendale Park Ulwarrn Urelioa Fiat Hace Wanrus Alfie Seraparison W. Manning Ala Irajacrs Nation Wollongone Jockey Cin Colmes J. A. Beatson Lord Beauchamp Artful Lord Mervoriano Cissi Jolly Kate Lord Mery Mery Lord North Head Eight Numere Randwick Miss. Simmer Lamora Lancasterite Adorer Royal Arthur W.A.T Baticauy Hontowarters Golden Bell W. Powell Blackwood Prn C. Lancaster Ratheri Porter Bungindao Bait Kantwick Ressbill Bungiedoo W. Foley

SAILING WEST AUSTRALIANS ENTER CHALLENGE IN EMIRATE RACE

The Australasian entry advances in a international regatta as West Australians target victory over a strong field including New South Wales crews. Chris Webb and Gherry lead the Australians with a bold strategy, while visiting challengers from Chelane Well and other ports push the competition.

Prince Leaver Amd Nas Iba Checspinn Aeolum Rowever South Wales Gomes Tad Saelay Rolla Vo Mies Berg

West Australian visitors attend carnival and yacht race

The visiting West Australians witnessed a dramatic start with a boat mishap on the center beam and crewer fears of separation. Superintendent Webb received cheers while the Bremen and Italian crew were thanked. A reformation dinner at Cafe Anglais praised Jack Morris and the winning Adetratian crew. The party toured National Park and Port Hacking, viewing wrecks near Crovusia Beach, with plans for interstate races in Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth and a Mareball Plate win by Rawhid in a light wind race.

Avstas Ray Ak Comlingent Enchusiagte Webb Green TH. Jones Salting Carnival Committon Bremen Cafe Anglais Jack Morris Jy Accine Chris Adetratian National Park Port Hackingna Dar Thode Pagelund Abelay Crovusia Beach Warumbal Greer Brlabuns Dingey Club Sydney Guin Isec Magic Cul- Valle Brockhom

Consistent Tournament At Fare Matta Club

Large attendance at the Fare Matta Club green on Saturday for a consistent tournament. Results include Parramatta players Dick Boars defeating H Burns 76 to 42 and J Wail beating H Leary forfeit. Other matches feature Parramatta and Marrickville clubs with multiple forfeit outcomes and close scores. The Auckland team lost to Morthera district by 22 points in Newman. Randwick Club held an annual meeting with Jake Forsyth presiding. officers were elected and a credit balance reported.

Farematta Witsene W. Boars Parramatta H. Burns Wollongong M. J. Pitsmerald Wavering J. Finlayson Perremsten W. Kaywood Geormel Deat J. Granger W. G. Benn Hf. Masoc Parrsmatta Feds PA. Mactuisen J. Lavar W. Z. Morey Par Famatta J Wail H. Leary Orange D. Little F.E. Bayd J. Paul TH. Parker Petersham J. B. Maris Waverley J. W. Parson W. E. Clapin Marrick-ville Dewe G. Dumbrell A. Fullager A. W. Hinrood Pelaraham M.A. Megxist J. J. Bax Dear - G, Richards Parramatts Gladstone Park Marrella Grovee Auckland Newasule Wes Beeiao Pease James Patey Hlmest Porter Fooler Rankin Youn Raskin Tolgan Christe Cleton Prost A Baldrick Michaels Eusaba Coutia Ilk Haye Penraen Onkee Miller Carlow Jon Carlowsen M'latoab Hencsck O'Mara Shiooe Gardar Schauer Hill, Hudson Harrison Woodhouse Latham James Denaia Mills Robertson Eyre Hasdeeck Beaman Morrin Richmond Arey, Perrott Allastyay Lewsie Jake Forsyit Randwick Glub Forsyth England Freret sMlcors If Srouich Messrs Fayid Storey Miraw E. Phippard Ben A Lewin Joeph Coulter Gordon A. Leah Meclute JC. Warne J. Ward M.itinane J. Nel

New Zealand Footballers Lose After Tough Tour Stop

Gur Longa reports New Zealand footballers met Northern Union at Chelsea on February with four tries apiece. New Zealand led 14 points to nil at half time before final score 4 tries to 4 trims and a 6 pound deficit, marking the last match of the tour with matches at Cheltenham and Leeda targeted for February 15.

Leeda New Zealand Footballore Northern Union Evorine Chelsea Cheltenham

Randwick rifle meet yields solid scores in Ampires matches

At Randwick on Saturday Ampires of the Matranofran District staged rifle events with notable scores. Hon Jan Adams of Western Suburbs led in the 10 shots at 208 yards, sharing £3 with Paul A. Berqueon Parramatta. In 600 yard events T Watson of Maroonalla and Sergeant B Mowbray claimed prizes, while Penrith’s T Baldwin and E Warne of Randwick earned money in similar ranges. Bastwin’s effort topped the second-placed performances.

Randwick Matranofran Kasccla Jan. Adams Western Suburta Vhn Richimond Raul A. Berpueon Parramatta Smilar Adama She Windsor T. Watson Marsonalla B. Mowbray Penrith T. Baldwin South Sydney E. Warne Bastwin

Victorian side hits 377 as Wy Towden stars at Melbourne

Victorian XI total 377 for nine with Wy Towden hitting 100 and Healy Craacher 44 while Part 45 and Othe 90 contributed. Opponents Fiji remained unable to chase. Beath Brisbare bowler G. Crouch top scored with 106 not out for Woolloongabba in a 395 total. South Australia names 15 players to train for retirement match against England.

Victoriattou Healy Craacher Part Wy Towden Benty Binofow Melbourer Cricket Ground Othe Woolloongabba Beath Brisbare Crouch Eiem Flarcigan

Boxing Match Report From Gaiety Club

A boxing card at the Gaiety Club on Batuhday night featured Fa pht Klas vs a strong tea of 99 rote. The quer Sadins won the bout, besting the Bettie and securing victory in a bout described as spirited and competitive.

Swimming Meet Results Feature Jeka'e Dinh Bald and Sondiowe

In a Dover area swim meet, Jeka'e Dinh Bald and Junior Biyer Sondiowe led for their club. Notable finishes included Mears Seay and Moti H Rarabr, with Kirkby and Cametos contributing strong times.

Jeka'e Dinh Bald Junior Biyer Sondiowe Ld Duvig Bateale

Public petition on resumption of foreshore areas at Sydney Harbor

A deputation from the Harbor fore shore preservation committee appeals to the Premier and Cabinet for the Crown to resume foreshore lands at Sydney Harbor and Freshwater Manly for public recreation. They summarize proposed reserve parcels on south and north shores, question valuations, and urge timely Cabinet action.

Boilney G. Wade Alla Macquarie-atfeat Directine Ridney Harbor Freshwater Manly J. M. Charke Gures Anafher Lagde Kidney Fort Sacquarie Parsley Bay Uke Nfernal Toresbore Quinion Sydney Marquaries Wilzaberh Bay Boatahma Erickset Gert Serk Rose Bay Sror Park Shark Beach Seporte Mena Rome Roth Howe Farwantel Alnsanrser Vanvinee Vandees Carmel Jolsor Terge

Harbour foreshore debate over Parsley Bay access

W A Notting writes to Premier William Ward detailing public access concerns at Parsley Bay and surrounding harbor reserves. The Harbor Foreshore Committee argues resumption blocks deep water landing, harms recreation and revenue, and urges Cabinet immediate action with independent testimony to preserve public foreshore areas around Sydney Harbor.

Manly Surf Carnival Draws Record Weekend Crowd

A large crowd attended the Manly Surf Carnival on Saturday featuring harbour ceremonies, pirates and clowns in costumes, and a life saving demonstration by the Wy yerims club with Bond Clap winning. The event included swimming, diving, and aquatic displays with Captain Cook and local officers on the beach, a talon Jack ceremony, and band attendance plus police oversight by Superintendent Mitchet and constables.

Yorkshire Bond Vliwr Mitchet

Fatal slip claims life at Willieme Creek incident

In Langorrinie on Supery a man identified as Stanley Jacobsen, a resident of North Ayte, was swept into a waterhole at Willieme Creek. He died in the creek after another unnamed person attempted a rescue. The report notes a hazardous spill and warnings for travelers near the waterway.

Stanley Jacobesn North Ayte Willieme Creel Langorrinie

Mining report on the Lie Copper Company's operations

The article details water leaks and halted works at the Lie Copper Company's Amelie ing site, with production paused as repairs proceed. It notes manpower cuts, awaiting resumption, and surrounding activity including ore shipments, smelting connections, and ongoing development at multiple shafts and batteries.

Mvreaga Tuis- Gow Lie Copper Company le Andwratéad Carbourd

Collecting Tram Fares Amid Crowded, Unstable Platforms

A chaotic report describes crowded tram platforms with rising fare tensions and transit disruptions across cities including Sydney and New York. The piece notes mis management, passenger delays, and debates over fair pricing while referencing public unrest and the impact on daily commutes.

Newcastle Gas and Coke Company Half-Year Report

The directors report on the half year ending shows net position after making provisions for bad and doubtful debts and depreciation. It notes balance brought forward and a final dividend per share, with works described as in good condition and reserves maintained despite expenses and adjustments.

Newvaie Gee Coke Company, Limited

Chess Championship Event Details and Participants

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chess championship event on a Saturday evening at South Watyear Uberome, with mentions of a Ram mee chent champécathits and Eyl Sehrat 9am Coam Club. Names include Bent Mr Parker Mr Jonas Wr Mr and Ping Will, with references to Terloar night and Wr. Spverer Cratanchery ampl e.

Flay van Romemed Rammey South Watyear Uberome Spverer Cratanchery Parker Jonas Wapaienad Ping Terloar Aight

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