Derby betting odds from London card listing
The Evening News correspondent reports the latest Derby betting odds from London. Bets list each horse and backer, showing odds and matchups such as Persiminos against Silvier and Sir Tatton Bykee’s Petia, Ard Patrick versus De Fowling Pires, and other pairs with specified backers and bookmakers.
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London
Epeom
RS. Silvier Bt
Boepke
Persiminos—mnamnent
Tatton Bykee
Petia
Lady Yardley
J. Gabbine
Ard Patrick
Pwiran-Moreanette
Wallice Jokantane
Caroline—Gadinne
New Zealand Runner Wins Hurdles at London Athletics
In London on Saturday New Zealand athlete W Sih won the 180 yard hurdles in 16 4/5 seconds amid a tense event. W Smyth and others set marks, with debates over record recognition and earlier times noted. The piece cites past Australasian records and NZAAA considerations, reflecting ongoing record legitimacy concerns.
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London
Athui Vorts
Waleon
Ul. W. Sih
New Zealand
W. Smith
England
W. P. Eimason
Bonis
Smith
Auek- Yael
Zealand
Blerbr
Maleer
A.M. Holder
W. Smyth
A.C Bricazin
Global News Summary From London Dispatches
London reports on the tertaminaries of the del Hisk Sugvlan affair and related economic and political developments. Notes mention Dr Vom Kor Der as Avetic president and minister of Ye, and discuss imperial policy, deaths of notable figures, and corporate and financial movements abroad.
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London
Salem wool sale report shows limited good selection yesterday
The market opened with a small, poor selection and prices advanced modestly on merinos and fine crossbreds. Totals include 112,000 bales in London for the series, 107,000 bales for the Continent, with 13,000 bales held over for the westheries beginning July 8. Continuous firm demand noted amid mixed quality and high rates for merino pieces.
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Gotisbrouet, Mort and Company
London
America
Dalgery
Compins
Mmelhim Storey
Whae
Westheries
God Devlin
Those Betting Cases at Newbrown Court
William Love George Julius John Orpee and Charles Walsh faced charges in Newbown Court for betting on land adjoining the Cannery Park Racecourse in February. They pleaded to information. after appeal developments, a fine of £2 with one month’s imprisonment in default was imposed in each case.
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William Love
George Julius
John Orpee
Charles Walsh
Ube
Mun
Newbown Court
Cannerbury Park
Tadrs
Maxistraw
Cumvselli
Devine
Cour
Newtorn
Hawkesbury Improvements Report Sees River Works Amid Tides
Tuesday in Windsor Smythe of the Warriors and Rivers Department inspected improvements from Wheman's Ferry to Sackville Beach including SL'Ams. He noted poor work by locals and expects a report. Prefemme Durid spoke at the Kutravite about volcanic activity and geological evidence suggesting Australie had only begun to emerge from a climactic phase with eastward movement continuing toward New South Wales.
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Windsor
Alr Smythe
Warriors and Rivers Department
Wheman
Australie
Ube
New South Wels
Address by Mr See Welcoming Home South African War Veterans
Mr See extolled the soldiers return from South Africa praising their service and the Empire. He noted the Governor and state gratitude, recounted Britain’s fair treatment and cost of the war, and urged public support at a celebratory coronation period with a town concert and royal regard.
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Harry Rawean
See
New South Wales
Subic State
South Africa
Aber
Jim Auranis
Leon
Beya
Hous
Africa
Mme
Berses
Fund
Aca
Ted
Huston
Bim
South Arica
Victoria Crous
Aznes
Ffour
Ladysmith
Wales
Prince of Walow
Bern Bald
Ser
Lin
Bravery of Australian Soldier Honored by General
Major General Sir Edward Hulton praised the men of South Africa and the Second and Third Battalions, including New South Wales Queensland and New Zealand troops, for loyalty and courage. He denounced rumors of irregularities on board the ship, emphasized the soldier’s honor, and urged enduring duty for the empire.
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Edwerd Hulton
South Africa
Hagovery Coronel
New South Wales
Queensland
New Zeeland
Lascester
Waleh
Rumizabia
Africa
Talimean
Stheskes
Fragmentary wartime note on soldiers and ranks
A damaged OCR fragment describes lines of soldiers including a British trooper. The text shows garbled phrases about ranks and quick reunions, with scattered words like tea, shoulder, and something about marching. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
AR Reid and the British Soldier address speech oration
A crowded gathering with Air G H Raid MP in New South Wales applauds returning soldiers. Speakers praise British empire values, discipline, and unity, emphasizing peace in South Africa, loyalty to the Crown, and a shared future across Australia New Zealand Queensland and other dominions.
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Air
G. H. Raid
Alan
New South Wales
South Afric
Lankter
Fee
Temple of Justice
Sriwod
Nouth Africa
Coloulala
Queensland
New Zealand
Australia
New South
Chiere
Berry Rawson
Prince and Princess of Wales
Mactlceney
Ead
Lascatter
Bunting Fails to Mark Peace Day in Sydney Streets
In Sydney after troops moved from the Quay to the Treasury the city lay quiet with few bunting displays. Only Banks and Insurance buildings showed color while Union Jacks hung limp and citizens offered soft words as the peace period settled over the harbor town.
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Ue Quay
Treasury
Sydney
Bydney
Union
Relber
Pacific
Young man takes strychnine in Woolloomooloo lodging
William John Lawler, 29, described as a bedtime manumacturer, reportedly swallowed poison in his Woolloomooloo lodging at 165 Norrougham Street. Landlady heard him cry out and collapse, saying he had taken poison from a bottle on the table. He died before medical help arrived. body sent to the morgue.
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William John Lawler
Lawler
Nrougham Street
Woolloamsaloo
Polton
Lawher
Rae Berm
Bava
Irrigation Scheme Proposed for Murray and Murrumbidgee
The Town and Country Journal presents a map of the proposed irrigation for the Murray and Murrumbidgee districts in New South Wales. The plan aims to relieve drought effects on agriculture and livestock by improving water delivery to the region.
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Isizida
New South Wales
Lerigsnon
Murray
Murrumbidger
Inverell MP to Sydney trip amid War of Veeple Disputes
The newly elected Inverell member George Joust departs for Sydney on Wednesday to visit various parts of the electorate and inquire into local concerns. A large public meeting backed a call to curb public expenditure and advocate broader legislative oversight, while railways and wartime measures feature in ongoing discussions with officials.
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Inverell
George Joust
Inversil
Sydney
Thewands
Enederberg
Nata
Hutton
Te Sarersten
Wetyramamt
Fufticw Bnet
North Sydney triumphs in first grade rugby clash
North Sydney defeated Glebe 2 0 in a brisk first half lead, with Higgins and Wickham among scorers. Western Suburbs beat University 14 0 as Deering Wickham and Johnston starred. Balmain edged Eastern Suburbs 6 10 in a tight clash, while Newtown and South Sydney drew a lively crowd at University Oval.
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University Vv
Weatern
Lieres
Parreimade
Western
University
Weaters Auburba
Deering
Wickham
Western Suburb
Mal Johnston
Mal Johnston Scored A Try For ‘Weatern Suburbs
Petterson
Western Suburbs
Newtown
South Sydnet
University Oval
Wad of Ct
Glebe Triumph Over North Sydney at Sydney Cricket Ground
Glebe defeated North Sydney at the Sydney Cricket Ground after a herd game, winning by points to two in a second grade match. The prelude to the big event set the tone for the day.
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North Cyiney
Bydney
Rew
Navin Sydner
Higgins
Tevur
North Sydney
Wathuslem
Tiabe
Wickham
Secon Tama
Glebe
North Sidney
Sydney Cricket Ground
Borough Competition Narrowly Fails to Decide at Agricultural Ground
Newtown and Gipps clashed in the Borough Competition at the Agricultural Ground with Gipps winning 6 points to nil as Stewart scored both tries. Borough then defeated University Thint on University Over, finishing 4 points to 4.
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Newtown
Gipps
Stewart
Leichhand? Borough
University Thinton University
Prothonotary court notices and juror directions
Law notices from supreme court proceedings list juror attendances and schedules. Cases include Tyrrell v Mitehell Magon v Magon Doras prohibition Turnbull railway matters and various probate, equity and divorce items with times and presiding judges noted.
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Supreme Cout
Mitebell
Tyrrell
Mitehell
Magon
Ex Parte Doras
Prohibition
Turnbull
Railway Commissioners
Wilson
Wilcon
Church
Arnold
Toohey
Cullluane
Hanho Court
St. Jamen S-Road
Joey
Bridger
Fiyom
Baldme
Weather reveals heavy showers across Hyder region
A rainy morning drenched Hyder yesterday with 4 inches of rainfall recorded at the Obmerra Horr. Beyond the shower, bright sun emerged as the day warmed, while a chilly breeze and frosty spells persisted. Several towns reported cooler, unsettled conditions with scattered hail and brisk winds.
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Hyder
Interral
Tomas
Bigckyilie
Eden
Gundagal
Murrurundi
Gueenderax
Bingleton
Wellington
Arella
Bowral
Wolloogong
Taraiga
Guanine
Boorowws
Adelong
Temora
Guncagal
Tumut
Tum~berumbs
Jungendore
Braidwood
Araiuen
Croma
Albury
Howlong
Coronx
Deminquia
Thunderstorm Reported Over Parrematie and Trem Noree
A heavy thunderstorm with heavy rain was reported from Parrematie at around 2 o clock in the early morning. The storm moved toward Trem noremail with inquiries at Prospect Reservoir noting recent thunder and cloud cover. Around 3 am yesterday another storm with hail and strong rain affected the area, followed by continued cloudy conditions and signs that more storms may come.
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Parrematie
Noree-Mail
Prospect Reservoir
Elly
Weather Summary from Various NSW Towns Tuesday
A fragmented weather bulletin reports showers and fog in highland areas with frost inland, noting Barwn disturbance and thundery activity near Leeuwin. Forecasts mention possible southern changes within a week and variable conditions across towns like Blackheath, Eden, Inverell, Katoomba, Lithgow, Newcastle, Pennt Hills, Singleton, Tocumwal, and Windsor with rain amounts from light showers to heavy downpours and occasional clear spells.
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Highlands
Norih
Blackheath
Eden
Inverell
Don
Inverell Thai
Katoomba
Weber
Claude
Rales
Newcastle
Tuvelay
Pennant Hills
Portherp
Parracintsa
Ligtter
Car Waeford
Probuat Hills
Tocumwal
Tuewlur
Windsor
False Pretences Charge At Central Police Court
Henry Jennings alias Schusster, 44, dealer, was charged with obtaining two kangaroos from Marin Schule by false pretences with intent to defraud. Evidence showed an advertisement in the Narrabri Horcha and a wire promising payment on delivery, with one month credit offered but not paid. Detective Kendage and Constable Maiony helped arrest him. defence claimed a civil matter. Jennings reserved his defence and was committed for trial.
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Central Police Court
Henry Jennings
Schusster
Wil
Marin Schule
Naue
Wnen Ir. D'Arcy Ervine
Horcha
Gobute
Mr. Isaacs
Jenn Ringe
Schutz
Busy burglars attempt break in at Parramatta area
Reports say burglars tried to force a fanlight with a jemmy Saturday night or Sunday morning. A large door jamb was damaged. police note two break-in attempts near Grenville and Astor Street with entries at John Colquhoun's premises ransacked and valuables stolen in parts of the district.
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Parramatta Latrict Agat
J. West
Astar
Gow
Lierocme
John Colquhoun
Hyfmeyrosd
Fragmented OCR summary of a state assembly debate
The article notes a Monday morning discussion in New Towns about reducing miners and a proposed agitation. It mentions Mr Gartland and references to a political party, a conference of representatives, and a state response. Caliesl Dayis of Commonwealth Courts addresses the annual dispatch of sergeants and military matters.
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Gartand
Priret
G.O.C
Peace terms praised by Balfour and Liberal support
The article reports Mr. Balfour expressing entire satisfaction with the peace terms and praising Britain’s magnanimity toward the Boers. He notes the terms meet German and colonial expectations and that the war should end on just grounds, with liberal support deeming the arrangement necessary to conclude the conflict.
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Balfour
Great Britain
Mr. Lee
Military retrenchment stirs debate over veteran pensions
Amid federal plans to cut military benefits, debate grows over pension relief and compensation. Veterans fear abrupt losses as proposals promise only limited aid per year, with critics arguing gaps in coverage and fairness during dangerous service. The article notes potential changes in aid distribution and the impact on about twenty thousand affected by the order.
Grain and Fodder Duties Debate at Saw Zinth Millers
A meeting of the Turcomilise at the Saw Zinth Floor Millers Association held at Sydney offices adopted a telegram urging the Commonwealth Government to impose uniform duties and preferences on grain and fodder. The proposal seeks regulatory advantages for wheat and other produce and to prove domestic use for feeding stock in country districts. The secretary, C. Bri ey, signed the notice.
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Millers’ Association
Wendey
Measry
Sherley
Erierior
Sydney
Aor
Ringaton
Ford
C. Briey
The Plague Health Crisis Report
A fragment describes a disease outbreak with unclear names and places. It mentions a worker found dead and authorities assessing potential illness. Details are damaged, but references Waterite Durrant Killerberrin and Dr Darbysbyreell suggest a medical response effort.
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Wrebine
Darrast
Waterite
Killerberrin
Glaeue
Darbysbyre Fae Deen
Sentences Given to Multiple Prisoners at Darlinghurst
In Darlinghurst Sessions Judge Judeo Joker presided over sentencing of several prisoners. Sydney Wakeham received seven years on two charges including slashing and theft at homes in April, plus seven years for a third charge. John Seymour pleaded guilty to burglary in Sydney and was given seven years penal servitude. Joby Howes and Alfred James Buckingham faced multiple charges with prison terms imposed. Lee Linz pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and drew a twelve month term.
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Darlinghurst
Judeo Joker
Sydney Wakeham
Sydney
Ashfred C. Harvey
Annie Brittenda Johnnon
Sewtowa
Stealine
Meg Vaughan
John Seymour
Vita
Joby Howes
Cressing
Alfred James Buckingham
Vightee
Siew Prisonmest
Lee Linz
Aroulific
Market Snapshot From The Share Exchange Report
A garbled report lists commodities and property names tied to trade floor activity. It mentions blocks, mines, and companies with scattered prices and sales figures, reflecting a chaotic share market summary from an undefined date.
Manila cable interns cited in 300 pound jewel heist
Report describes a theft at a Manila jeweller's during Monday night where robbers forced entry, taking watch and ring items estimated around £300. Details are unclear due to damaged text but implicates local suspects and the shop’s security lapse.
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Binul
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Quidell Brothers, Limited
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Booker
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Princear Royal South
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Manila Cable
Higamer Inaren Henghung
Manila 4
Alara Jewellers
Mr. P. Haase
Walchen
Mont Yuluchie
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