Australian Jockey Club Meeting at Randwick Runaway Wins
At Randwick the Birthday meeting of the Australian Jockey Club drew a large crowd amid sunny weather. King Pin led early before Rio and Marton challenged, with King Pin narrowly beating Marton as they neared the mile post. Lady Mary and Crystalona contested the nursery handicap, while Bate Eagle triumphed in the steeplechase as Redeemed finished near the front in the Caravel dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stub
Randwick
Fey
de Reverence
Skitiler
Burtonshaw
Pyres Rasa F. North
Chevalley
J. Graham
Marton
J. R
Makayi
Bozinl
Whalley
King Pin
Rio
Bexhill
J R
King Pim
Wing Pin
J.R
Tieck Marton Baing
IP Bruce
Sresrnlda
Lady Mary
Mina Cheveden
Richardeon
Bracken
Hendrick
Crystona
Syrs
Takake
Baccarat
Bareo
Rose Petal
M'Gee
Blue Spec
Wast
Dalmertnn
Heath
Carragesa
Hickey
Maid of Masham
Coffey
Simmertug
Coughlin
Cornwell
Zue
S. Godbys
Milano
F. Richandean
Gestive
Woo
Walt
Duure
Crysiona Wae Nix
Lhird
Wilsos
Ete Flower
He & Hiberdeon
Grimes
Grafler
Underwood
Pubane
M'Nally
Agsine
Bay Eagle
Tal Porte
Bay Fagie
Tex
Prince OF Wales
Mr. J. Monaghan
Uneasy
Metaliby
Amantia
Loi Street
Curae
Redeemer
Caraveloon
Redeemed
Caravel
Queva
Iberia
Tuseey
Pantare
Dim Hebesan
Atreaug
Carvel
Azure
Queen of Sheba
Aurantia
Pid Abbotsteld Lee
M. Joran
Saraib
Brodahaw
Cowan
A. Richardsons
A - Lawrence
Glenara
Osborne
Pieter
Dorham
Want
Transvaal
Barden
Hall Caine
Gaimford
Barratunda
T Kulin
Heyday
J. M'Ger
Cornbill
E. Cleal
Nal- Jou
Rock Harbor
F. Kuhn
Lady Gratton
Parner
Hurley
Antique
Huggins
Walgrove
T. Godby
I Hickey
Patronise
T. Woodgate
Willius James
Mabon
Kinglock
Hela
Velocity
Noble Lady
Barrs- Funds
Ghein Day
Skeln Dba
Hock Harbor
Carahill
Barraginda
Gienara
Skein Dhu
Glemara
Cornhill
Bullt
Barra- Etoda
Patroniae
Gretwell
Durban
Amin
Cootamundee Race Day Report
Cootamundee Tuesday afternoon race meeting featured the main event called the Birthday Plate a mile and furlong. Entrants included Mir M Geath s Watt-a-Bit It Pars Paroo and Zeno U among others with jockeys Jenstrgs Baltan and Beaver in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootamundea
Mir
M'Geath
Befil
Paroo
Watson
Zeno U
Beaver
Tena
Mia Ieee
AURANIA TROOPS PARADE TO THE BARRACKS AT MACQUARIE
Thousands of spectators lined the quay to witness the Aurania troop return as Brigadier General Finn led the march through Quay to College Street and the Barracks. Police barred unauthorized entries while crowds cheered the orderly procession amid barracks crowds and loud street comments.
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Mbouminds
Cates
Bie
Edward Hutten
Finn
Button
Reid
Queen's
College-«rest
Williamsirest
Bowrke- Street
Daford-Street
Rourke
Oxford Street
Barracks Troops Go To Barracks and Band Praised
Troops entered the Barracks and were allowed 10 lower then dispersed to regiments in gunnery shed tents and elsewhere. A reserve fund of £71,500 was arranged to cover emergency pay for about 1300 to 1400 men. Major-General Hutton Brigadier-General Finn and Colonel Lassette checked readiness while the police band was thanked by Senior-Constable Newton for playing to welcome the troops and noted for orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
Finn
Lassette
Conversation With Colonel Lasssetter On Troops And Affairs
Colonel Lasseter, aged, spoke with the Newina reporter about pay for the Mounted Rifles and the troops' behavior. He praised their endurance, noted self restraint for better health, and said he had never left his regiment. He discussed pay arrears, discharges by post, and referenced a court inquiry into Albany damage and a tense shipboard incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassetter
Hainan
Ind Mounted Rifles
Ina
Lasseter
Albany
Colocel Lamxesier
Ie Moldiere
Colonal Laswetter
Te Teporter
Balanc
Lexper
Peach
Lagectier
Caloei
Impressions on the Reception at Barrecks Yexeiey
A representative of the Evening News spoke with Brigadier-General Finn about the reception. The Late Commandant said the event passed well with the people appearing pleased, though he regretted the tea Kate Wottawe supplied with Sabacoo. Officers described the parade as the best since the war, while some men noted limited amenities at the Cage to Albany route and anticipated return plans for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Monteat
Finn
Barrecks Yexeiey
Dave Goas
Selena Sanse
Albany
Uber
Albany incident described with stowaway dissent
A broken report from Albany prompts discussion of the event. Witnesses deny sensational claims of widespread trouble aboard. One stowaway noted, but most sailors ashore relaxed with drinks, asserting about £600 worth of damage was not as alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lesat
Capétown
Provision for the Invalids After a Royal Event
About eleven of the AU renia’s injured men could not join the procession. nine have enteric fever and convalesced, two remain ill with pleurisy and appendicitis. Ambulance teams evacuated patients to a new hospital under Dr Bowker. Names include Billin Inveret Kilpatrick Cunisine Dake Frinka Stack Cook Revell Coleman Webb and Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AU Renia
Mr. Bec
Civil Armolance Brigade
Botesdale
Bares
Vardeteur Kelly
Howphtal
Cr. Bowker
Aome
Tregph Billin Inveret
James Kilpatrick
Stark
Cricket in England Disastrous Test and Yorkshire Open Play
London reports describe a chaotic cricket day with Armstrong dismissed, Hopkins joined by Kelly, and a rapid scoring burst before a separation. Kelly reached 16, Jones shown vigorous batting, and multiple wickets fell as Haigh and Rhodes challenged. Yorkshire matches opened at Tunnelite with Denton, Brown, and Denton again contributing. Final days include bowling analyses showing Rhodes with 2 for 43 and Hirst with figures of 4 for ih. The muddled note records 2 hours 20 minutes of play amid crowd disruptions and shifting fortunes across both Australia and Yorkshire innings.
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London
Armstrong
Hopkins
Kelly
Incwr
Jones
Wan
Wekry
Haigh
Rhodes
Howell
Die
Hira
Yrbie
Lonings
Howsll
Twanty
Tunsheilife
Ammatrong
Beven
Denton
Crown
Wee
Brown
Noble
Denfond
Taylor
Fill
Australia
Firetwoings
Thumper
Jackea Y.serceserarss
Hine
Mull
Rhod Gregory
Jackean
High Darling
Waehingen
Hirst Noble
Tunvelite
Jeckson Armahrocg
Jackacs Hopkina
Jackwott
Belly
Flrat
Hal
Odes Howell
Sumatier
Iiral
Anchawu
Foe
Halad
Dolores Concert Returns to Sydney in Light Rain
The soprano Mile Antonis Dolores Trevelli was warmly greeted in Sydney Town Hall despite light rain. She performed a varied program including Durante, Lotti, Gluck, and Godard with notable vocal finesse, ending with several encore pieces that drew sustained applause as patrons appreciated her cultivated voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonis Dolores
Trevelli
Sydney
Tamoun
Wage Aret
Duman
Durante
A. Lotti
Gluck
Eny
Enuay
Flerein
Beruine
Godard
Mallet
Ae Mewill
Randwick Fashion At Governor's Arrival Amid Rainy Day Races
Crowds braved stormy weather at Randwick where fashionable attendees crowded the avenues during yesterday’s races. Excellency the Governor Lady Rawson and Master Rawson arrived at 2:30, escorted by Major Holmes and Mr Rowe, ADC. Guests wore stylish ensembles in checked silks, velvet, and toque hats, with numerous ladies and gentlemen described in vivid attire. The attendance list includes Plicher, Dr Steer Bowker, Walter Hiss, Marve, Chisholm, Wait, Darley, Angel Money, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randwick
Rawson
Major Holmes
A.D.C
Rowe
ADC
Ream Rawson
Eton
Burdekin
Hardekin
West Aid
Micher Waa
Herbert Marks
Irene Marks
Mina Muriel Will Hama
Harry Levy
Walter
Qwan Prater
Lee Lord
Hugh MacNeil
A. Nathan
Walter Hiss
Mr Marve
Harry Chisholm
Captain Wait
Harry Darley
Angel Money
and Mel
Bryan
and Mist Caro
Cliffe
W. P. Manning
Thvo. Murks
Commonwealth Parliament Discusses Trade and Peace in Melbourne
In Melbourne the Senate debated peace measures and duty reductions on bay and obaf imports amid rejected amendments. The House of Representatives passed a congratulatory resolution for peace and approved the Estimates in Committee of Supply after critical discussion of trades and customs. Labor leader Watson urged Sydney Customs backlogs and possible strike, while Kipeston defended strict administration of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tousen
Senate
Wis
Thele
Lsba
House of Representatives
Pease
Eatimatea
Trades and Customs
Joay Dlacumion
Mir Watson
Sydney Customs Mouse
Sydney
Kipeston
Labor unions elect officers and plan hall expansions
The Bricklayers elect W Cahill as president and W Slowgrove as vice-president with G Gebb as secretary and P Thackeray as treasurer. The Carters Union pursues arbitration against suburban violators and union rates enforcement. The Mismer for Works is named a trustee replacing Siddy as hall sits officer. Additions to the hall are planned with new banner room offices and meeting spaces. The Tobarco-writers Union is forming, with forty members and Labor Council affiliation. Phosterora Union officers elected include Warniey as president and A J Philips as secretary, plus J Puelox treasurer and trustees. Journeymen coach Uimmets organize around a Greensalow wage and piveewerk minimums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricklayers” Union
W. Cahill
Me. W. Slowgrove
G. Gebb
P. Thackeray
Jx Co
Paine
Palatera
Bruware
Carters’ Union
Wm Vioyer
Siddy
Burop
TW Tobarco-writers’ Union
Han Bien Feorgutluca
Omecra
Ulm
Piveewerk
Ocean Accident and Guarant ee Corp 1901 report notes gains and dividends
The 1901 report shows total income 2,090,001 pounds from premiums and bonuses, investments after depreciation 98,708 pounds, and expenses including accident department costs 7,806 pounds. A credit balance 305,885 pounds was carried forward, with provisions and interim dividends announced. Directors approved a further 15 percent dividend on paid up capital plus a 4 percent year bonus, totaling 2 percent for the year. London meeting on February 27 noted prospects in Australia and overall company standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Limited
Yeveras
Lena
Maine
Lascashire Incuracce Company Accident Department
London
Thorsley
W. A. Marthur
M.P
Australia
Guarantee on Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promises Refund
A questionable guarantee promises refund if after using two thirds of Chamberlain Cough Remedy the product does not perform as claimed. The text seeks a purchaser to return the unused balance for money back and mentions sending payment to a listed address, but details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Patent Advances in Tools and Machines for Industry
A long list of improvements and new devices across multiple firms and countries includes enhanced work tools, farming machinery, and metalworking equipment. Notable names and places such as London, Camdon, Auckland, and Melbourne appear among advertisements of innovative gear for weaving, propulsion, weaving looms, and machinery for cutting and shaping materials.
Fragmented notes from Capoten to Bombala reports
A garbled 19th century chronicle records a Rhodes statue purchase for £10 000, fires, deaths, and property losses. Mentions Capoten Kimberley Buta, Beadl Bombala tragedy, fire damage to a house near Bombala, and a butter quality dispute. Also notes prohibition era style social and agricultural items, with references to farms, sheep losses, and a jam factory proposal in Corowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slabiee
Cwelt Rhodes
Capoten
Kimberley
Butaway
Tweedy
Auld
Eden
Behnapper
Armifale
Kelly'e Pinina
P. W. Caffrey
Beadl
Bombala
Vas
Eithatre
Corowa
Clu
Hsran
Baptist Union of New South
Scott's Emulsion Endorsed For Shared Illness Recovery
A damaged, verbose 1900s advertisement copy extols Scott's Emulsion as a premier remedy for wasting diseases and weakness. It praises cod liver oil and hypophosphites, claims rapid strength and appetite improvements, and urges doctors to prescribe the emulsion after fevers and illnesses. The text references several brands and distributors and emphasizes consumer trust in the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Orborme
Scadt
Scott
Srofi
Saide
Boeit
Uae
Thursday Mails Schedule Details and Times
Fragmentary notice outlines mail activities for Thursday with entries from Siosa and New Gakets. It mentions times around 8 PM and 11 PM plus references to routes via Sreviane and the Rockin. Names Lee Yawn and Tellah appear in unclear context.
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AJC
THE
Aurania’s
Lever
Colonel Lassetter
England
Yorkshire
Yvorkshire
Tandicliffe
Armatrong
Mowelt Fen
Bondries
Whrew
Dolores
Randwick Braces
Sone Tr and
Budson
Broland
S. J. Hale
Clarence-Street
courTrr
Rodger
Ansonia
Newhaven
Waterbury
Dersrat
Lockwood Bros
Doc Southern
Richardson
Don
Southern and
Richardsons
Mlean Bros. and
RIGG
George Street
Canton
Ellwand
Bolen Jarviis
Markirme
York
Trunk Hlecetkor Angotg Mie
Loder
Dvb Beatty
Great Falip
Reastiha Farmaer
Neiiain Nowiegy
Atriuri Air
Iirokemon Qoms
Lrom
Willige Richand Soumram
Bauieden
Fellwiy
Coun Wiearatun Walver Eavaund Cilenin
New Bury
Richmond
New Yar RA
TannsTemuls
Tynan Mawstorne
Mtalana
Mkeruengne
AplantUe
Algrrian Verein
Howton
Casliecon
Tyne Mahunaberlandy
Hem
Atari
Auckland
Tiehe Street
Malveris
Victoria
Bruce and
Armaracey
Aemyeovetaani
Dewnhom Aurteland
Ir Exeryine
Vukeria ApDinger
Acari Mf Sultan
Meritod
William Orchibiney
Ana John Derken
Derbi Chiiweyunoh
Founda
Gustave Wengen
Tayewsier Rund
Svilnes
Burnecy Jonartes Predericl
Ailen
Parwee
Sohn
Topeel
Welliggion
Alexander Airinunim
Nevnuy
Euvalaion
Watahoo-rees
Lambeth
Beott
Charus Oa
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