Prince of Wales Stakes described at Randwick racing day
The second day of the AJ C Prince of Wales Birthday Meeting at Randwick featured large crowds, with brisk betting and tight finishes in major races. Alyntius led early against Transvaal and Piercefield, while Moodong fell, and Marjorie with Snowstorm and Bellis contended in the Prince of Wales Stakes. Marjorie later led before Fireclay and Tatterdemalion closed strong, Fireclay finishing just ahead in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aj.c. Prince of Wales
Randwick
South Head Wins Tight One in Mile Race at Races
South Head trained by Mr S J Hendrick wins ahead of Ninjas and Showers in a tight mile event. Other starters included Araxes Forest Light Mutandum Siesta and Glisten with time recorded as 1min 44sec. The 4 year old by Projectile Loch Mea carried top weight and led from the back straight, then held off Ningos who made a late challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. S. J. Hendrick
Big South Head
Aspara
J. Hendricks
Bt. Simmer
J. Barden
Araxes
Osborne
Forest Light
Brien
Mutandum
M'Crimmon
Siesta
Cornwell
Glisten
Thomas
Yo Ban
Bolton
Bono
Selby
High Collar
Golding
Gowrie
Bracken
Red Flags
Courtney
Reiting
Reainst
J. Simmer
South Head
Showers
Yo San
Ningos
Simmer
Imin
Newcastle Races Holiday Meeting Highlights Results
In fine weather a large Newcastle Jockey Club crowd watched the Holiday Meeting. Vale Cake won the Holiday Handicap over six furlongs, with Miss Laura second and Sn. And R third. Prince of Wales Handicap saw Mollywave prevail over Sinlese and Seethe slate Reverie. Park Stakes went to Lady Stockwell ahead of Mangosteen and Fu sile. Pack Welter Handicap winner was Fusaka with Pearl Wave second and Sparkling third. Birthday Handicap claimed by Sir Roland over Maxwell and Promenade. Time figures and other names listed among the day’s varied placings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetness
Lochine
Wee Laddie
Buddah
Rod Sweetness
Dantzic
Elc
Lochino
Stoessel
Imin
W. E. White
Lochler
Belle of Trent
Gyrs
List
Regan
Bellis
Marjorie
Nenerally
Snowstorm
Liners
Titer
Tmin Ysee
Fireclay
Graceton
Loechtile
Simnel
P.K
Fasboda
Oxenham
Kensington
Povg
Osovs
Mr. E. Keys
Doodee
Cormwell
H. Roarty
Cato
Courtney
Alias
Doyle
Fuegus
Lee
Loredano
Hickey
Quion
St. Modan
Clayton
Ossian
Osborne
Partymao
Rogers
Simpel
Bracken
Kyle
Thomas
Lord Fitzroy
Coffey
Enooma
Connelly
Fanshawe
C. Barden
the Laird
D. Cullinan
Lord Fitsd
Modan
Tatterdemalion
Etull
Laird
Fashoda Contiming
Fee
Aol Inkeleaniin
Lucknow
Solow
Modun
Oraestes
Ano
Partyman
Washoda
Panshawe
Fime
Prin
Tere
Emerald
Gwhiteb
Pegere
Ihe Ee
Lis
Kavsian
Lochtile
Loredane
Morgan
Laura
Somme
Gilmore
Johns
nNomerth
Cairngorm
Red
Goldstock
Project Songster
Wildflower
Manton Lad
Lowmoor
Sparkling
Pearl Cave
Fusaka
Prince OF Wales
Mollyuave
Bradshaw
Sinlese
Capersame
Eppie
Bryan Money
Mollyhawk
Eppe
Feethe
Sinlers
Lady Stockwell
Woods
Joe Thimer
Mangosteen
Valnant
Boy Joe
Yule Cake
Fpusaka
Gilmour
Rae Ruari
Bat
Houseman
Wragge
Little Peer
Pera Ey Maut
Fluyia
Mv Kathe
Dean Swift
Uulbosey
Wira
Gulla
Katie
Jengih
Tim
Sir Roland
Set Tih
M‘carting
Maxwell
Tat Tih
Awkroyd
Beit
Adelaide Races Cup and Steeplechase Card
Racing card lists Adelaide Cup for three-year-olds over 14 miles and Victoria Park Steeplechase about 3200 yards at West Ray. The exact entries and weights are unclear. scattered notes mention track sections, race codes, and entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elland
Victoria Park
Westray
Homebush Stock Sales Report Mixed Prices Decline
At the Homebush sales this afternoon 45 sheep and lambs were sold with good to prime quality. Competition from buyers remained strong and values improved toward the finish, with prime crossbred wethers up to 1 9 6, merino wethers reaching 21s, and lambs scarce but brisk demand with primes to 1s 1d. Cattle yarded totaled 38 head, including many lightweights and prime heavies. best beef up to 48 per 10,000, bulls to 12, cows to 8, and orders for next day list 213 sheep vans and 10s cattle waggons.
Prince of Wales Birthday Holiday in Melbourne
Melbourne observes the Prince of Wales Birthday as a holiday with banks insurance offices mercantile firms and several government departments law courts and some shops closed. Fine weather with a cold northerly wind. Hunting display in the city. Flemington races football matches and a military police gymkhana were the main outdoor amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Prince of Wales
Flemington
Fatal sulky accident claims seven year old in Randwick
William Horcefield aged seven of 73 Ruthven Street Randwick died in Sydney Hospital from a sulky accident on June 2 about 10.20 am at Oxford Street Waverley near Leswell Street Woollahra. A shaft struck him in the mouth and lacerated his tongue. An inquest will be held by the City Coroner. Nurse Gertrude Beers is appointed force at Condobolin Hospital. Inquiries at Charlemont M'Gahey's private hospital Darlinghurst road. Mrs Walter Armitage, between a steamer and a wharf at Circular Quay, remains just holding her own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horcefield
Ruthven-street
Randwick
Sydney Hospital
Oxford-street
Waverley
Leswell-street
Woollahra
HorseGeld
de. Edwards
Gertrude Beers
Bathurst
Condobolin Hospital
Melbourne Prince of Wales Birthday Meeting at Flemington
The V R C held its Prince of Wales Birthday Meeting at Flemington in fine weather with heavy going after rain. Notable attendees included the State Governor and party as eight races yielded close finishes and shifting weights. Solano and Melancthon led in hurdles before Solapse beat Melancthon by two lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mondsay
Prince of Walea
V.R.C
Flemington
York
Bolano
A. Evama
Guinane
Valour
Wheeler
Advisor Oid. L. Cox
Zircon
Burn
Adjuster
Cootes
Hans Frau
Carter
Alcine
Golby
Botanist
Whitely
the G
Melanethon
Adviser
Pennant
Kingfisher
Zireou
Fingal
Salane
Melancthon
Advisor
Solapse
Melencthon
Peapant
Kingfiber
Leonatus
R. Sutherland
Las. Thomas
Blillingsgate
Godby
Landgraf
Sruscowuns
W. Bennetts
Mandeville
1. Byrne
Moan
Warslaker
Attitude
Hosa
Lady Doris
D. M'Cowan
Heruba
Lady Doria
Billingsgate
Amazon
Billingagate
Lay Doris
Palindrome
Moani
Hecuba
Landeraf
Toth
Prince OF Wales
Trouglas Sindair
Allani
W. Cooter
Weegraven
Curtin
Bean
J. Smith
Woodfeld
F. Burn
A. Williamsong
Aberfoyle
Temligs
Ream
Boretil
W. Truscott
Madagascar
Marmont
Avalon
Pinhers
Lieutenant Gill
Minter
Rhapsody
Wilson
Bennett
Tisiphone
Rossi
Romeo
Kerslake
Sea Gem
W. Curtain
Marama
JA. Piper
Boabdil
Bill
Sweep Clean
Moon
Lieutenant Bill
Marmen
Lieutenant Hill
Bonnif Lassie
Merry Sailor
Paraloch
Benne
Grtan Boru
Ross
Lord Howard
G. Burr
Aghias
Bonnie Lassie
Miss Bobby
Hen Jonson
Sweet Bird
the Merry Sailor
Brian Boru
Ben Jonson
Bontie Lassle
Theo Come Miss Bobby
Parelech
Beno Jonson
Brian Horn
Lorpuloon
Miniksec
Cornwall
Suterland
FL Born
Martin
Bennete
J. Thomas
Mac
Chubb
W. Truscout
W. Southey
Hetting
Shipmate
Shipmatre
Bandmaster
Stopwatch
Protege
Sydney Observatory Forecast Signals Weather
Generally fine and cool with cloud and possible light showers south of the Murrumbidgee. Cold frosty foggy conditions, west to north west winds, fresh and gusty in the south. Rain totals over 48 hours ending today include Albany 2 points, Condobolin 16, Eden 5, Gabo Island, Gundagai 3, Kiandra 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Observatory
Murrumbidgee
Albury
Condobolin
Eden
Gabo Island
Gundagai
Kiandra
Illness of Dr Henry at Coast Hospital
The medical superintendent Dr A G Henry is confined to his room due to illness after an apoplectic seizure last Tuesday. Dr Woolnough, acting medical superintendent, said today that Dr Henry was progressing favourably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Coast Hospital
A. G. Henry
Woolnough
Henry
Burglary Report Entries From City Street Shop
A weekend burglary struck a local premises on Margaret Street in City. The investigation notes theft of stamps and clothing items from L. W. a Company and other valuables tied to the shop and offices. Police inquiry underway.
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No. A
Margaret-astreet
Contumiere
Aleo Rane
Pope
North Coast 0 19 East Suburbs football match
Eastern Suburbs defeated North Coast 19 to nil at the Agricultural Ground. Suburbs showed early pressure, two Roeenfelds and Maund featured, Woodhill kicked a goal after a Connelly mark, and late pressure sealed the win as North Coast failed to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Suburbs
Woodhill
Threequarters
Maund
M'Callum
A. Rosenfeld
Punch
L. D'Alpugel
P. Rosenfeld
Gardiner
Brackenrigg
Cofinelly
Tudehope
Horrigan
Clarke
M‘arthur
Jones
North Coast
T. Harricott
E. Harricott
J. M'Cart
Easts
Roeenfelds
M'Cullum
Anderson
Morth Cesar
Lyons
Eosts
Connelly
SD Alpaget
P Rosenfeld
Poorh
Jatter
Easterth Suburbs
Sydney team wins 23 points in windy ground match
Sydney Sports Ground hosts a rugby encounter where South Coast fields G Parkins and J Backhouse with HaIfs Cunningham and Lobb. Sydney dominates scoring through Mandible and Mortimer with Flegg, Hardcastle and Burden adding conversions, finishing 23 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Sports Ground
South Coast
G. Parkins
Bega
J. Sullivan
T Seresco
P. J. Hampshire
Ilawarra
L. Hicks
M. Cunningham
W. Lobb
C. Inskipp
G. Murray
Sydney
J. Backhouse
A. Gwynne
E. Mandible
A. Griffin
R. Burden
J. Mathews
A. Burden
W. RB. Hardcastle
H. Sayers
J. Smith
H- Flegg
C. Salmon
E. Hooper
J. Mortimer
Eugene Morgan
Matthews
Sayers
Flegg
Mortimer
Hardcastle
Cunningham
E. Mison
Mongovery
Screena
Southeast
Mandible
Welf
A. Burien
Hardeasile
Burden
Bulmen
Bouth Coast
Glebe Triumphs Over Western in Sydney Rugby Clash
Glebe defeated Western 8 points to nil at the Sydney Cricket Ground. After a fast start Glebe dominated the opening exchanges and, despite Western pressuring near the Glebe line, the home side held firm. A late sequence in the center culminated in Woolley’s try and Jones’s successful kick sealing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Pullbark
A. Kelly
Bathurst
R. Single
B Kenoa
Barton
HR. Sandgerd
Lithgow
A. BE. Anlezark
L. Brown
G. Klosell
Morris
A. Grinsted
Musgrove
Read
Glebe
Widteld
Keno
Serum
M'Kivat
Ellin
Stani
Westeros
Woolley
Jones
South Sydney v New England rugby match report
South Sydney and New England contested a scrappy match with multiple lineup notes. Early momentum favored New England as Ruthven pressed the attack and M Mahon inspired a critical try converted by M Cabe.
South Sydney Triumphs 16 5 Over New England in Rugby
South Sydney defeated New England 16 to 5 with late tries by Ruthven and Penman after a tight second half. North Sydney opened with a 18 6 win over Central Western at the Sydney Sports Ground, as Merrit and Dowd crossed for Central Western but North Sydney rallied with two tries and conversions to seal 18 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sydney
New England
Pinsons
Lew Enel
Mabe
Pry
Tnethy
Lent
Ruthven
Neiheralde
North Syusfey
Central Western
Sydney Sports Ground
North Sydney
A. Morton
H. Barry
J. Randell
Merrit
MR. Carliste
Sprooster
A. M'Vicar
J. O'Donnell
B. J. Swannell
AL Buckley
Hollanville
Lutge
Row
J. Abercrombie
Greenwood
le Liwret
Raymerid
Forbes
J. Hives
Bubto
B. Smith
Wellington
M. Smith
Jalvea
Co Clayton
Qrengel
N. Hives
Minuyre
So Walker
Rich Tubboas
Bo Lattan
Orange
M'Kilsop
Llubbot
Merchant
W. Bowman
Forbess
Lewd
Pearhes
T. Patiliog
Nor Sydney
Mar Smith
R Ontine
Morton
Rich
Mac Smith
Polots
Polgits
M'Vicar
Glanville
Ted
Swannell
Wero
Glan- Ville
Idney
Entral Weetra
S. Elives
Dowd
University Oval clash yields high scoring rugby tilt
In a lively University Oval match the Varsity beat the Northern side with sharp backline work and strong forward drives. Key plays saw Riley score after Penman’s pass, Potter and Blair making significant runs, and Mackenzie converting a late try as the teams traded momentum in a tight scrap.
Borough Competition Duel Ends With Waterloo Victory
Waterloo defeats Anoondale 10 to 0 at University Oval after a Waterloo player is ordered off the field. North Sydney beats Mosman at the Sydney Cricket Ground by 19 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Anoondale Borough
University Oval
North Sydney
Mosman
Sydney Cricket Ground
Toal
Australian Rules match Balmain defeated by Birch Grove Park
The M t. A. defeated Balmain at Birch Grove Park by 3 goals 6 behinds 4 points to 1 goal 4 behinds. Holmes scored two goals, Dawson added one for the winners, while Ashley was the sole goal scorer for the losers.
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T. A
Balmain
Birchgrove Park
Holmes
Boels
Dawson
Ashley
British Association North Coast Draws Metropolitan A at Epping Racecourse
North Coast met Metropolitan A at Epping Racecourse and the game ended in a scoreless draw. Metropolitan B defeated South Coast by 3 foals to nil in the same outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast
Metropolitan
Epping
South Coast
Hair-Wash Lake Highlighted by Consular Report
The Consular report on Nicaragua trade notes opportunities for British firms on the Atlantic coast. It catalogs a lake whose waters are said to serve as a soup hair wash a cure for skin diseases and rheumatism and an efficient remedy for several interval diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Atlantic
The
Republic
Peril in Beards Prompts Health Bureau Decree
The Pittsburg Health Bureau orders men in the foreign quarter with long beards to disinfect periodically. Superintendent M Loughlin cites unclean beards as spreaders of scarlet fever and other fevers. A supply of bichloride of mercury is on hand for regular beard inspections. Those refusing disinfectant face quarantine, beard removal, or nuisance penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Not Undressed for Four Years Sparks Kent Inquiry
Extraordinary details emerge about Caroline and Eleanor Hrowhing two sisters removed from Brown near Canterbury to the Kent Asylum. They claimed to have not changed clothes or slept in four years, lived in a house ringed with wire and bells to deter intruders, and were found in a frail condition after police removed them before Canterbury Justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Ideo
Brown
Canterbury
England
Kent Asylum
Caroline
Eleanor Hrowhing
London detectives use disguises to arrest street bookmakers
Detectives in the Bow district infiltrate bookmaker operations by posing as varied social types from West End dandies to street loafers. A Times-like ledger notes arrests and the range of disguises used in the sting operation. In other items, a newborn boy found in a bus near Rush Cutter's Bay prompts an inquiry. Archibald Guthrie dies suddenly at Randwick residence. Hyde Park posts debate sparks interest over planned park regulations and board rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow
London
Supreme Court
New York
Hom
Jackson
Hilaoyul
Prince of Wales
Rushcutter's Bay
Archibald Forbes Guthrie
James'roosi
Randwick
Denigens
Hyde Park
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A.d.c. Races
Fredlay and
Mr. Stirling
Alyntiius
Corinth
Osks
Tyrs
J. L. Woodbourne
Brg
Transvaal
Montgomery
John Mayo
Piervefiell
Syrs
Tet
Grimes
Tyati Sou
Wither
Mongham
Sir Faust
I Fallon
Moodong
Burlenshaw
Olyntinus
Trapevaal
L Pfiercefield
Piercefield
Olynthus
Clyothus
Bmino Fiyser
Sib
Mr. J
Williamson
Haur Brien
H. Chishelurs
Laddile
Ivlgs
Winnuer
J. A. Mayo
Bob
Aybeosset
Legion
Charlton
Selbyr
Sid All
T Gardiner
Pongano
Wooh
Smith
Terangen
Mill
Slb
It. Borden
Inel Ib
Neill
Craniham
Simmons
Caloniure
Vallinen
Ponzano
Buddhh
Newcastle
Newcastle Jockey Club
Adelaide
Homebush Stock Sales
V.R.C. Backs
Amazon and Boardil
Sydney V. South Coast
D. M’gregor
Inverell
P. Teague
Armidale
W. Short
Balves
H. Burton
Dix
Armidate
P. F. Ruthven
T. G. Gallagher
P. K. Lamb
H. Borland
J. Brackin
J. Lowrey
W. Sheridan
PF. Gillespie
C. O'Brien
A. Hirschberg
Hawthorn
Burleigh
Fry
Quinssy
M’mahon
Riemenschneider
M'Cabe
M‘mhon
Teague
Farmer & Company Limited
Victoria House
Nur Ont
Fisher
Peeman
Futter
Markensi
Penman
Ron
Riley
University
Roe
Northern Distriet
Northern
Ingram
Newcattle
He Blair Teeneueties
Jo Posse
Maitlands
SN Brien
Newcasller
Wrigat iMattlaogh
W. Chase
Maithead
Jecking
Newessller
Carpenter
M. Ryan
Maitland
T. Setton
Moran
Hammond
J. W. G. Powell
W. J. White
J. W. Hows
R. Harris
N. R. Johnson
H. Bullock
H. Marka
Varsity
Wright
Blair
Harria
Potter
Futer
Mackenzie
Hoets
British Association
K .Longshaw
Pittst
School of Arta
Tel
Tuston's
Queen's Walk
Snir Fels, Ery Penny
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