Thorough racing notes from Victoria Park meeting
Reports from New Zealand discuss gaming amendments and bookmaker issues while Victoria Park hosts a fine day with strong attendance. Jockey Frank Wootton leads in wins, several horses are trained anew, and weather aided a full programme, with notable hurdles and handicaps, including Granada's narrow defeat and May Morn contesting top spots.
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E. A. Housley
Agr Laddie
Imp
Muria Amt Grafton
Lmp
Jenny Moore
New Zealand
Stow
Ic 18
Totalisator
Itty
Victoria Park
Wood- Ying
Aulstook
Eunnce Tons
Frank Wootton
England
Mall
Hingland
Cy ‘Trike
Wootton
Sampson Bras
Sheen
P J. Gough
Randwick
J Robinson
Ennismar
Tuatamata
Thut Lucy
Merry Delaval
Hulbrook
Presbhy
Jefe
Hul-bronk
Beiter
Typhoonent
Besutesta
Burton
Mr. Covhrans
Woodvive
Kenneth
Invader
Titenia
Mielders
Princess Finn
Jockess
Black Bess
May Morn
New Zealand Co
Nhat
Manjapate
Syre Aid
Etu Ada
Victoria
Melbourne
Mucubi
Don Hannibal
Dyroll
Reptorion
Hypatia
War Reneuily
Zealand
W. Lyons
Bowls Testing Debate At Sydney Association Meeting
The New South Wales Bowls Association held a special meeting at the Sports Club in Hunter Street Sydney to decide on a green testing method. Mr Whitehouse urged appointing Alcock as official tester and supported a practical green test by mechanical apparatus, while others warned the test would not suit all surfaces and could be unreliable. The amendment to use mechanical apparatus failed 2 to 1, and the sub committee report favoring the table test was rejected by delegates. Entries for the Manly Club Cos trophy and Robey trophy events were listed, naming participants such as T Robey H Prince R Luckham F Passau L Perret R Park T Herry Perry 4B Meyer B P Williams and B A Hind.
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NSW. Association
Hunter Street
Sydney
Whitehouse
Messrs
Alcock
Freeman
England
Scotland
Bhat
Yias Oly
Murleod
Oy Mechanics Apparatus
Manly Club
T. Robey
H. Prince
R. A. Luckham
F.C. Passau
L. Perret
R.park
T. Herry
Perry
Mayoral Receptions Objections At Tamworth
Mme Ada Crossley visited Tamworth for a planned public reception in the council chambers but a misunderstanding blocked the event. Alderman Schwartz opposed using the chambers for such proceedings, while Alderman Nankervis denounced his stance as petty and contemptible. Mayor Matheson said chambers would host distinguished visitors as desired.
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Mme
Ada Crossley
Tamworth
Municipal Council
Schwartz
Orossley
Nankervis
Crossisy
Alerman Matheson
Man Charged Over Parrot Theft at Newtown Court
Laborer Boward Leyden aged 45 faced Newtown Police Court charged with stealing a parrot and cage from John Frederick Marriott on May 29. Evidence showed the bird was left on the footpath near Canterbury Road Lewisham after a group observed Leyden with the property. Leyden claimed maintenance work for the Water and Beverage Board and denied the theft or knowledge of the birds. Magistrate Mr Smithers convicted, sentencing him to five pounds and costs or two months’ jail, noting prior good character.
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Newtown
Boward Leyden
John Frederick Marriott
Marriott
Canterbury-road
Lewisham
Paunde Askeed Leyden
Leyden
Water and Beverage Board
Ley
Kr. Smithers
Widening a Street and City Council Report
The St Peters Council adopted a report from the special committee on widening Kinz Street from Campbell Street to Cook's River. Landowners' letters show varied willingness to sell. The proposed route runs along both river sides with several long-angle crossings and aims to widen the street while negotiations continue.
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Baker
St. Peters
Kinz
Cook's Hiver Dam
Union Street
Dr. Vause
Symerstan-street
Frederick-street
Exditb-street
Seae Aetna Ler Opp Te Beer
Ae | Stsconetthaes Ace Brtans
Terseie Fer
Aetna Ts
Aski
Cli
Council
Conseil
Southern Districts selectors pick team for carnival
Mr J White, sole selector of the Southern Districts, named the squad to play in the Syater Country Week carnival. The selection emphasizes local talent from Bas and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. White
Bas
Syater
Kangaroo match prep and rugby notes stir Sydney clubs
The page lists players across NSW clubs with fullbacks forwards and backs named for a Kangaroo match next Saturday. It notes selection controversy over F Woolley, secretary remarks, and a salary detail for NSW Rugby team secretary. Also mentions trial counts, smoke concert at The Gaiety, and farewell events for Frawiey and Rosenfeld.
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Leeson
Central Southern
J. Gordon
L Wiley
SW. Best
W. H. Newman
Kalves
T. Piper
Temoral
W- H. Detman
R. Curran
Crawley
NSW Rugbiy
South
Sylney Ushy
Chih
Gaiety Athletic
Castlereagh-stres
Sylney
Ant Wim Abe Kacaroo
T. Peters
AU Tie
Ferndale Mall
Wondlahce
Snrlal
Frawiey
A. Rosenfeld
Subusbe
Plub
Nampa Ars
Lerve
Aveland
Northern
Tridharts
Ruphy Union
Walle Pier
Parramatta Athletics Meet Results and Standings
Members of the Cosminpd Harrieya decided events at the Parramatta Skattns Ruutle with judges and timekeepers. First heat winners included Jarvis and Sherril. final results list Sherril, Jarvin, and Todoyoeich among top placers. The report notes team standings and named participants from TM Nainatn and other local clubs.
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Cosminpd Harrieya
Parramatta Skattns
wMclais
Morris da
Wow Stanferry
Reber Turk
Heal
Jarvis
Ot Yard da Pal
Todorwvlen
Maney Baia Boe
Beco
WM Sherril
Aymela
Nolana
Webb
Hammiliony
Croueh
X. Sherril
FR Jarvin
Todoyoeieh
TM NaInatn
Jay Vary
J. Bieiler
R. Hows
B. Druwwand
Ty, Jebneon
Town swim club distributes season bonuses and honors
The Town till Club held a season distribution detailing cash and yardage prizes to members and departmental teams. Names such as A Welham J A Garasey and P Singleton appear among awardees as they praise service by club officers and the town secretary in a formal resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Welham
A. Garasey
Yaris Mundienp
Th. Mason
Vandy
Stimson
P. Singleton
Hace
Umin
H Johnson
St Hendy
Mansfout
R Wilson
Dalton Amt
Cagger
Yara
A. Garneey
G. Stitu
Woo
E. Golgar
Pricher
ACA
Busserti
R.allen
P- Sinaleton
Mendy
Juy
de Allen
Cayzer
Ty P. Single
Svare
Deadly Blood Poison Cure Promoted in Australia
An advertisement from Clement's Ton tc touts a remedy claimed to purify blood and restore health, alleging relief from indigestion, weakness, and nerve issues. It cites a Mr Johnston of Renfern and describes dramatic, universal-scale testimonials across Australia, urging readers to seek this treatment despite dubious claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal
Euould
Weiter
Clemente Tone
W Jonnston
Renfern
Jonaston
Moxie
Warren
Stecaminte
Asia
Rheit
Bourke
Question of Drunkenness Appears in Court Record
An application was made to set a case on drunkenness involving a defendant named Hanson. The record shows the defendant pleaded not guilty but intended to plead to four months in prison. The magistrate noted errors in the prior proceeding and the judge upheld the new evidence but without variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Ogalay
Howe
Malik
Uruethaiavan
Tient Tabor
Agiinet
JnauMucly
Pune
Acrobatic Feat Stuns Crowd in Widows PouMee Show
Fragmented OCR recounts an acrobatic act titled Acrobatic Feat featuring Mina the rhiamey of Widows PouMee home. The scene includes a sudden stage disruption, a performer collapse, and a surprise finale with a baron and distant distress, all wrapped in garbled dialogue and unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Latie
Mina
Duck
Pune
Sentenced at the Sessions in Darlinghurst
Naomi Allinghaem a young domestic from Kaplami pleaded guilty to two charges of larceny and faces imprisonment with hard labour in Bathurst. James Wham Darlison aged 2 deniedJewellery theft at a city hotel and gets two weeks hard labour in Darlinghurst. William Martin pleaded guilty to forging and uttering an order for £3 7s 0d, four weeks imprisonment to Goulburn Gaol. Joseph Burgess, an elderly cook, found guilty of wumberiene and sentenced to two months hard labour with mercy recommended by the Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Darlinghurst
Heenlons
Jutze Murray
Naomi Allinghaem
Kaplami
Bathurst Gap
James Wham Darlison
W Barmalt
Darlinghurst
Gust
William Martin
Tour
Goulburn
Joseph Burgess
Cook
Basket Geol
NSW Commercial Travellers and Melbourne Gardens Preview
A fragmented page listing items on travel and exhibition topics including NSW commercial travellers, Melbourne Gardens, and a series of views. Mentions Bourke Nyngan yachting, Botany sheep bombing, and various country shows with miscellaneous items and photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne Gardens
Bourke
Nyngan Agus
Sayonara
Bellinger
FLW
Hughes, Ltd
Botany
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Mpio
Sporting
Mre
Theamada
Vapo-Obesolene Co
New York City
Uma
Chamberlain
Hordern
Bern
Othur
Emsworth
Liv Skuree
Cerebos
Are Spney
Clarence Cafe
Nobody
Royal Arcade
George Street
Enw
Queen Victoria
Menndy
Jean Friel
Face Ieeinte Aiesee
Town & Country Journal
Brady
Lord Chelmsford
Stoney
Welram
Munieinn
Sydney Deputa
Gavin Sydney
Wa Stag
Newcastle
Lee Mayur
Mayhdoe
N.S.W. Anglican Church
Ravellent
Palart
Aisthona
Inelutime Rieneps
Docker
Barry
Amb
Ok Wright
Jonal
Qulileir
Rhely
Thie
Goulbuen
Mayarre
Diane Techs
Pate Unliws
W. Joknston
Rhemin
Jami
Australia
Prom Cootamindra
Acrobatic Feat
N.S.W
Commercial Travellers
Allige-Tiwaret
Briar Pipes
Tom
R. CG. Hacon
Businete
King-Streeet
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