Wollongong Jockey Club meeting items and races update
The article covers entry deadlines for the AJC meetings, details of race outcomes at Wollongong including Lady-in-Blue and Minea results, and a forthcoming June program with multiple handicaps. It notes the Wyong club registration, Perth jockey Pekin's death from Belmont Park injuries, and financials and improvements at Canterbury Jockey Club plus a proposed testimonial for Mr. John Richards with a £10 club donation.
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AJC
Wollongong Jockey Club Yeurday
J. Hickey
Dut Minea
King Haut
Berber
Ruth
Jihe
Valkyrie
Kensington Racing Club
To da
Wyong Jockey Club
Aad
Perth
West Australia
Charles Pekin
He Perle
Plashlock
Belmont Park
Pekis
A.J.C
East Sydney Club to Hold Four Mile Handicap Walk
The East Sydney Club plans a 107 yard handicap and a road rate walk from Palmer Baths to the lighthouse and back about four miles this Saturday. Members listed include Mulligan and Harwood among many others with numerous handicap entries. A walk to Hormby on Sunday is announced for those taking part.
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East Sydney
Palmer Baths
J. P. Mulligan Ser
Ee Thure Wd
N. Mkinnon
R. Leggo
Harwood
Diden
G. Matthews
We Browna
J McCarthy
Short
J. Lane TR Feil
Wood
A. Lucas
W. Newman
Wake
Hellyer
R. Jackson
W. Litheow
Hi. Grindail
Gibson
GE. Agli
P. Wak
M'Kionot
Central Staton
Hormby
England versus New South Wales match r e teferee named at Agricultural Ground
Football notes discuss next Saturday's England versus New South Wales game at the Agricultural Ground with Mr T M'Mahon as referee and Messenger to captain N S W. financial talks and selectors' choices spark questions about player omissions and team decisions.
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N.S.W
England
N.S
Wales
W. Playnrn
Newtown BaNk
B. R. Larkin
T M'Mahon
Agricultural Ground
Messenger
Monckton
Houghton
Northern Union
L. W. Alexander
G. Baker
Paddington
Tricetors
Mc Levy
Spence
Graves
Craig
Holloway
Woolly
Balmain Club Favours O'Neill for NSW Maoris Team
A reader letter criticizes selector choices after a poor local performance. It advocates O'Neill for the NSW front row, praising his work in open play and ruck, and cites Tom Griffen calling him the best forward seen. The writer urges timely action to include O'Neill against the Maoris.
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Balmain
Pelesters
O'Neil Hav Bol Bena
N.S.W
Tom Griffen
Aald O'Neill
O'Neill
Breaih
Wey
Cell
Nsw
Boxing results and upcoming amateur title bouts in Sydney and London
A garbled report covers Ranji Burns stopping Kelty and Mansfield’s brave showing at Galegy Hall while Welsh and McParland fight to a draw in London. It previews the semi final of the State Amateur Boxing and Wrestling Championships at the Gallery Athletic Club in Sydney with top local amateurs listed.
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Ranji Burns
Kelty IM
Canderrachshest
Byney
Mansfield
Ici
Burns
Feltine
ManeGeld
Burne
Mms
Tires
National Sporting Club
London
Withers
Welah
Mfarlane
Mona
Jackson
Slavin
M'Parland
M'Fatland
Galery “Athletic Club
Dessbereagh-street
Sydney
H. Dargin
W. A. Rush
Elhanmian
A. Cotler
Hf. J. White
J. King
Fa.” Lacey
Australasia
J. Lord
Kinehors
Statein
J. Lanegan
Lard
Kinghorn
Lacey
Lougan
Amalrar Doring
Whitehall
J. Read
Moris J Mack
Jim Bual
Newbury
E. Pena
Usher
W. Shaws
J. J. Gunle
Stone
P. Hale
South Sydney
G. Coghill
Eastern Suburbs
Brearley Leads cricket match amid rough conditions
Brearley of Langsehire plays Manchester in a tense corremondent report. One of his team’s players suffers an injury while XE Arnott for Worensturabir seams Oxford University, with a score of 215.
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Brearley
Langsehire
Manchester
Tory
Ron
Arnott
Worensturabir
Oxford University
Cycling council meeting and race plans in New South Wales
A NSW wheelmen meeting requests a special session and plans a June general meeting for feeistreed members. An audit will prepare a balance to circulate among members. The Australian Club hosts a beneft social for W. ALK Harris at the Surrayvitin Army Friday the 17th. Road races set for Mamvboss to Vourith on the 13th, a Windsor run, and a two mile handicap at Momebush with many entrants. The Lane of NSW Wheelmen elected Senator Allan Morgall as president. The Eastern Suburbs Club rescheduled its 10 Mile Members Road Race to June 38 two miles. A smoke concert awarded prizes. a paper chase is planned next Saturday. Members must notify the secretary by June 14 about attendance at other borea competitors.
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Lengus
Xsw
Wheelman
Unt
N.8
W. Cycilate
Dune 7
Geo. Craap
W. Alk
Harris
St. Pinrent's Hospital
Sureeyvitin Aradmy
Bowries
API
Mamvboss
Vourith
Cfoee Oohy Mtbins
Ast
Windsor
Allan Morgall
N S W. Wheelian
E. W. O'Sullivan
Cius
Tm Hobrid
Momebush
A." Lovett
R. Kilen
F. Brown
J. Koleht
Talespie
A. Groves
A. Carlaw
A.b.lake
R. Greenup
J. Robinson
Tatlan
Alf. Robinson Imin
J. Wattimia See
R.’ Mernendorit
Ieee
E. Elm
A. Chin
R.”Minett
Parramatta
Ube
Billiards Championship Drama and Tragic Turn
H W Stevenson and Melbourne Tomen staged a thrilling match in London with a late comeback by Stevenson. The game was halted after the April 7 session due to the sudden death of Mrs Stevenson in Southsea, leading to the abandonment of the match. Other notes mention Roberts’ strong play in Alcock's tournament and various scores and players at Sydney venues.
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H.W. Stevenson
Melbourne Tomen
Bar
Gay
Stevenson
London
Sydney
Roberts
A. W. Munn
Cadets in Katoomba Public School Strike
Cadet corps about 28 boys at Katoomba Public School staged a protest after Captain Crawford’s detachment trains. They occupied railway carriages, forcing a review by railway officials and the principal. Cadets warned against future train departures, and a letter from the group noted they would not be considered machine trainees until privileges were restored.
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Katoomba
Te Luca
Caplain
A. Crawford
Ut Glans
Kacoomba
Crawford
Agai
Coltiers
Ely
Sydney Club Lawn Tennis Tournament Report
The Sydney Club lawn tennis tournament featured fevered play under poor weather with several matches and players noted. W A Clark led lines with strong form, Marsh defeated Gibbes to win in the All-Comers stage, and Baron Vor Gissing beat rising foes. Misses Gordon and Jones underperformed in the Ladies Doubles while Mra B E Way and Bina Lloyd won a close set. A fundraising event and court-improvement push were announced to support the club’s finances.
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Sydney
W. A. Clark
EL. Jones
Garon von Binwing
W. Taran
Clark
Tanns
Ely
TB NT
Marsh
Gibbes
Baron Vor Gissing
Hoaburgt
Roxborgh Ie
Gordon
Jones
Hewry
Andere Orbea
JR Murlayaom
Mt L Marsh
X Dangrroux
Mano Flar
Plalaysna Seconthy
Sean
Armidale
Geteaing
Mark
Ro M. Mackay
Miniayson
A. Gress
Giewe
IL Fe Groee
Baron Vor
Mies Roth
L. Todé
Wilmann iWrey
Maren
Aye Jones
Caine
Masiand
Yarbury
Pol
Artemge
Colinas
Miss Gordo
Ohoen
Uwleemmie Minn
Football fans view limited opportunity in suburban draw
Fragmented notice describes a June event in Sydney with a prize of £29 donated by local shop proprietors. The garbled text hints at a raffle or display related to football followers and trams in Truthomine Burbs, with advertisers noting portions of today’s paper.
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Ant Nsw
Yyve
Sydney
Belle Asia
Welfo
Schnappe
Aivertiser
Husbands as Fiends Dominating Widows and Orphans
A fragmentary 19th century discussant in a Women’s Journal critiques husbands who mistreat and abandon widows and children. The narrative recalls a woman named Rose Snot and a Tasmiay gathering where a speaker notes husbands who fail to support families and threaten to take children, urging widows to leave the home.
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Abe
Unclear text fragment from Sydney protest meeting
A garbled passage references a Thursday speaking event at a prison labor group in Sydney. It mentions discussion of reform and the idea of an avowed mission and potential gains among released criminals. The fragment lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
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Farland
Soliplyor
Sydney
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