Among the Orchards Weather Boosts Cumberland Fruit Crops
Reports from Cumberland indicate heavy rainfall at Beecroft and Glenorie with two inches from 0 to 6 am on Monday and similar soakings overnight. Growers expect a fruitful spring and bountiful summer harvests as rain and frost are seen reducing pests, boosting fruit trees, and potentially improving overall yields for the coming season.
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Cumberland
Beecroft
Glenorie
Lisusrem
Benent
Rosebery Races Delayed By Persistent Rain
Incessant rains postpone the meeting planned for Rosebery. Many people suffer lingering coughs after bouts of illness. A remedy for coughs is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, recommended to stop the cough promptly.
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Chamberlain
Australian Hurdle Race Survival and Track Conditions
After forfeit changes, only 15 horses remained in the Australian Hurdle Race field. Horses from New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria are represented, with Lynsey, Gardhes and Gera still in contention. Heavy rain softened the Nand Wick course but no major damage was noted. track crews prepared the centre rank for trainers, and official work continues amid showers.
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Vem
New South Wales
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Lynsey
Gardhes
Gera
Nand Wick
Ttntwickecatt
C. Brown
Victoria Mark Racing
Shlek
Emirrow
Ferloncxs
Arcountania
Mandicaptmeiden
Sava
Ene Courage
Hanicap
Victoria Park
Morpeth
Gilbert
Albury Sportsman
Thorn
Milliner
Lady Charis
Elderstie
Vernon
Th Map
Wieteria
But- Fetes
Manly
Mani
Skrpiec
Amd
Hilo
Rosebill
ATC
Cadiellans
AMA
Jerry's Plains
Wooltermaploo
Rosehill
Newmarine
Melbourne
Vectorlay
Patigue
H. Osborne
N.S. Ty
Calegory
Football funding debates shock Sydney circles
In Sydney football circles a dispute over extra payments surfaces as union members split on daily allowances and travel expenses for a visiting side. Officials confirm only four players signed a declaration about monetary claims, while others await arrangements. The NSW union faces heavy costs tied to a costly overseas trip, with debate over who pays and who receives.
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Sydney
Uia Union
XBW
Amore
Wna Mu Ratly Fm
Lin Eame
Rugby Union
Ene Jana
Syne Wotome
England
America
Wrasenger
Diltinen
Jeanie
Teague
Bridee-street
Giftinan
H.R. Miller Lz
The
NSW
British rugby visit to Sydney marked by ceremonies and plans
Rugby Union hosts and city officials arrange a weekend welcome at the rooms and Sydney Town Hall for the British team with speeches by Premier C G Wade and Eli Francis Suttor. A separate farewell for Australians is planned as seat bookings rise. meanwhile Western Young footballers recall a rough match at Lithgow that led to push for a replay and governance review.
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Rugby Union
Bligh Street
Sydney
Sydney Town Hall
Palive’s
C. G. Wade
Eli Francis Suttor
C. W. Oakes
M.D.A
John Hughes
Lithgow
Uwe Hartley Colon
R. ‘Tre Hain
Eis Kenna
Veferee
Ibd
Asion
Bathurs
McRee
Billiards results from Tattersall's tournament night
Tuesday night at Tattersall's club saw G Allen spec out 105, J Masom 103, and M Daler 70 as top scores. Markers tournament entries included W Hart 207 and C William trex 142, with Weirnn and Smith's toons at 214 Casiler-aga-atrert. Eales beat Osborn 88, Rosebrook beat Nolen 125, and Arcadia faced Hapahho at 435 as others competed in the evening's events.
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Allen
Donnelly
F. Eales
la J. Osborn
Rosebrook
B. Nolen
Tosnieht
Arcadia
y_E. J. Stanton
eHapahho
W. Braithwaite
Designing thieves and temptation in Sydney shoplifting cases
Sydney police court reports reveal a pattern of shoplifting among both sexes, with many women appearing before magistrates for petty thefts from shops. The piece discusses motives, occasional defenses, and medical views on kleptomania, suggesting some thefts arise from impulse or mental disorder rather than calculated crime.
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Sydney
Gorira
Liles
Boxing Bell Rings Tonight at North Sydney Sport Club
Boxing fans expect a 20 round battle between Frank O Grady and Battling Nelson at the North Sydney Sport Ing Club this evening. Reports describe the night as a strong sporting alert with opponents of high caliber and a disciplined purse on view.
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Frank O'Grady
Nelson
North Sydney Sport , Ing
Colored naval men in Australian waters draw mix of claims
Report discusses expected presence of colored sailors aboard entering fleets in Australian waters. It notes mixed attitudes toward race among crews, universal American citizenship, and potential but uncertain large share of colored sailors. Mentions Bishop, commerce, and health ad copy amid other items.
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I Aux- Tralla
Siatra
Inquiry Into Local Crime and Welfare Concerns
A fragment discusses finding witnesses and information on suspects in a district. It stresses the impact of theft and potential larger crime, highlighting threats to women and families and urging action against house breakers and related offenders.
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Senere
Tay
Peante
Tir
Arigkhurd
Fleet Week souvenir plan for Australian fleet
The Federal Reception Committee proposes presenting a commemorative souvenir to the Australian fleet. The item will be made of enamel with a blue band. it will feature a central emblem and will be about the size of a marble. Eleven to twelve thousand pieces are to be produced.
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George-strest
Royal Hotel
Austrata
Victoria's New Governor Arrives in Melbourne
Sir Thomas Gibson-Carmichael, the new governor of Victoria, arrived in Melbourne and appeared solid and fresh faced. The Herald notes a shy but courteous demeanor, his country gentleman bearing, and his first remarks about balancing life between public duty and private interests in art, politics, and farming. He discusses experiences in Parliament, ties to the National Gallery, and interest in agricultural shows, while hinting at future plans.
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Thomas Gibson-Carmichael
Victoria
Melbourne
Stalwart
Fresa
Melbourne “Herald
Wills & Prem
House of Cammory
Rorcbery
Vestiam
Nattonny Gallery
Sripfi
Thane
Scottie Board of Lunacy
Thomas Gideon-Carmichael
Highland Society annual meeting in New South Wales
The Highland Society of New South Wales held its annual meeting with 720 members and 23 country societies represented. The report shows £163 distributed in relief, total £5933, a surplus, and subscriptions due July 1. Officers elected include President Colonel Burns and hon treasurer W C Marshall.
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Highland Society of New South Wales
A. T. Telfer
Mackay Trian
Gnandat
Beisg Enmowhet
Colonel Burns
M.L.C
Dra. J. Robertson
Stevle Dixon
Taylor Youne
Major Robertson
Messrs
Duralt Thowson
Alt. Aberthel
Ll.c
0. Mitchell
James Muir
J. Th
Gilts
Gordon Marr
W. Mack Walker
Wreld
Council
J. T. Costis
J. Johnston
J. M. Pringle
J. A. Ketel
Ay Sali
T. C. Hamilton
W. C. Marshall
Me. J. Currie Elles
Mesure
S.J. Carruthers
G. 3. Allard
Burns Club
W. ©. Marshall
Tram Strike Dominates Town and Country Journal Amid Wide Illustrations
The week’s issue centers on the tram strike with numerous illustrations showing various phases of the dispute. The imagery aims to provide a clear view of a struggle deemed historically significant in the state’s industrial history.
Rubel Concerts In Town Hall This Week
Rubel returns in Sqnacy on Sunday with concerts in Town Hall on ste and Tuesday west. The greatest iatiriel of modern times, this visit to Australia is sure to draw crowds. Local interest centers on the reappearance of Signor de Beazy and a note on Chamterlain's Cash Remedy cautions readers.
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Wil
Town Hall
Ste
Australia
Signor de Beazy
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