Turfy Cup Meeting Promises Strong Card At Newcastle
The Cup meeting of the Newcastle Jockey Club began Thursday with a strong entry list. Notable riders and horses such as Petrol, Seld of nine, Fairy Queen, and Mascot figure in a competitive field for the Pourveens Handicap and related events. Additional entries include Soul Quasd, Lady Livia, Ariana, and Newcastle-bound horses for the meeting held June 40 to 21. A tragic note comes from Randwick where a jockey died in the race. Special trains from Redfern will run for spectators. A new trainer, James Allealey, prepares Harvest Home’s full brother Harvest Home alongside trials at Singleton and Granston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newoaatte
Nportaimen
Joursey
Alk Tonvinn Sedlgrn
Hs Wrak & Good
Rosebery Park
Tuveday
Waenterest
Dassen
Taha Woo
Woo
Mim Manix
Ada
Fairy Queen
Jackdaw
Bunny
Favorita
Oba
Vary
McGallian
Merceila
Maresto
Savazwasi
Pas Rays Deen
Warwick
BatteBeld
Soul
Livia
Carberra
Ariana
Newcastle
D. B. Kirby
Pon H
Tagerwood
Tur Baring
Randwick
Tas
Tong
Hardie
Ateep Chase Jra
Mervyn
Aobourne
Fereat Lotge
Roabery Park
Tue Faylore
Bobadu
Bobedll
Tetoy
Wien
Brigmian
Suben
Lajentia
Traia
Redfern
Jame Allealey
Fulk
Harvest Home
Keo
Rock Altar
Singleton
Granaton
Aquatics meeting proposes races for 1900 03 season
Commeviore Mark Foy chaired a Monday session at the Bynes Mying Squadron Amwelevel office. Plans were tentatively set to run races on Saturday afternoons with prizes of £18 per race, and Wednesday races at £10, to furnish a clubroom and host joint meetings. a deputed committee including J Carter J Je Machen and others will arrange preliminaries. A strange sailboat imported from Colombo by Mr Foy drew public interest and is to be moored at Double Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Foy
Nebf & 4
Bynes Mying
Amwelevel
Ups Susaon
Ross
Dackad
Merets
J. Carter
J. Je Machen
G. Dew
C. J. Colla
RF. Japes
J. Youn IL
Monse Poxable
Mr. Foy
Double Bay
Colombo
Mose Vale bicycle club forms with listed officers
A cycling club is formed at Mose Vale with Parron as president and Dr Stevenson as vice president. The committee includes H W Taylor J Pander Goodridge F M'Mullen and F B Adamson. J Stevens is secretary with Storey as treasurer and Samuel as captain. E Samuel is sub captain with Chapman as filee and others named. The text then shifts to cables from the International Cyclists Association about affiliations and withdrawn championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Vale
Parron
Sir Down Lackey
Dr. Stevenson
H.W. Taylor
J. & Pander
Storey
E Samuel
Chapman
Mall
International Cyckists’ Association
Shiva
Lo.a
Paria
Peruz
League factions clash over new international federation plan
In Paria, representatives from France Belgium and others discuss forming the Union Fran aise Internationale and potential alignment with the UK. The NZ League and Arewa patrons complicate participation while Paria’s standings and the LCA’s future loom. Waratas Rovers host Medfurn Club field race as committee prepares for Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loa
Paria
Sasociaimon
Torr
Union Fareece Inernationale
United Kingdom
Calpalas
Hare
Arewa
Parle Sporte
Raynolde
Guchesard
Seeland League
1.C.A
Ragnolle
LCA
UCL
Puraty Professions
Touey Anaxisg Coocers
Waratas Rovers Club
Rubio Farramatta
Witnese
Medfurn
University Lawn Tennis results show mixed singles and doubles
University players competed in a long timetable of interclub matches with several close sets. Notable results include Clare A. Alrribilll defeating Wahguayah 48 games to 27, and diverse pairings like Morson with Evanston and Jones, Hicks with Woldenborough, and Braddon Irving achieving multiple scores. The day featured Class B and C rounds, with Braddon Irving and Colquhoun Lee, and North Perarakam, among others, posting several wins. several matches extended to late sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnter
University
Mere
Su. Urgay
Waa Soo
Mallewink
Feauile
Clare A. Alrribilll
Wahguayah
Sete
Morson
Evanston
Jones
Moran
Swanston
Hicks
Woleanboirie
Goddard
Chre
Woletenbolmn Goddin
Clarke- Doust
Jone Syiuey
Manly By & Asta
Ainsland
Reading
Widge
Blaxland
Healing
Noale
Olakam
Bi. Kidetan
Snd
Bian
Noble
Noble Kod Oldbim
Milan
Teidew
Eyitnsy Naz
Glen Room
Spln
A. Kelynack
G. Monahan Y Colquhoun
Lae
Kelytmok
G. Monahan
Braddon
Irving
Lamacn
Meckensie
Lipscombe and
Badgery
Bunting
Biling
Lipscombe
Busting
Sincity
Plowley
Crossed
Stanmore Institute
Neutral Bay
Druce
Nelo
Rosie
Davies
Gilly
Huntar
Godden
Det d. Davies
O'conner
O'Connor
Teeee
Oritfihey
Tesco
Driffitha
Hunter
University No
Waverley
Messen
Copland
Kuve
Ueher
Madsen
Amoa
Schrader
Smith
Rohrader
Ward
Soles
Amos Snd Usher
Centennial
Manly
Real Games
Maguire
Humphris
Austin
Boystell
Humphries
Patterson
Pritchett
Palmer
Trovelden
Pritehett
Falmer
Armetrong
Parker
Dight
Storey
HiMan
Cronin
Friend
Weaver
Millard
Petersham
Wota
Gardner
Loudon
Anderson
Ganinér
Siaddy
Chapman
Rabinson
Cowles Broughton
Thompson
Buddy
Medley
Turner
North Sydney Thirds Defeat University Third at North Sydney Oval
In a Saturday match at North Sydney Oval North Sydney Third beat University Third by 8 to 5. Humphries and Greenwood starred for the winners with irien and Bratnwood converting. Gard scored for the losers with Mally adding the conversion. Earlier Newington College beat St Josephs 6 to 0 with Millicea scoring a try and a penalty. SS Ignatius defeated King’s School 1 nil with Oxenham’s four tries, two converted, and Buster added the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sydney
University
North Sydney Oval
Humphries
Greenwood
Irien
Bratnwood
Gard
Mally
Newington College
St. Joseph's
Millicea
SS Ignatiue
King’s School
Rom
Buster
Oxenham
East Sydney Amateur Athletic Club Forming Meeting
An athletics meeting has been called for June 1 at Paddington Town Hall to form the East Sydney Amateur Athletic Club under the NSW AAA district scheme. Additional meetings will be called for other suburbs as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington Town Hall
East Sydney Amateur Athletic Club
N.sw.aaa
Bondi Links Host Hampden Cup Golf Round One Results
The Bondi Links hosted the Hampden Cup with players like J. Macarthur P. Shmpeon and H. M. Hamilton posting mixed scores in the first two rounds. Weather hindered play with rain and wind as fields proceeded toward Saturdays Botany links second round draw at 10:20 am and 1:03 pm, listing several competitors and approximate tee times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondi Links
Macarthur
W. P. Martin
P. Shmpeon
B. W. Farag
HL Ines
H. M. Hamijcom
Laidley
Mint Aoa
Mint Aoa. Biat, Rainne V2; GR. Pairtea, Soins &. BR. Graham, Minue
A. BE. Nett
RM. Blephen
A Burnside
New South Wales
Og Batanay
Botany Links
Pol- Vowing
St. Laldiey
H. M. Hamilton
G. BE
Champion of Champions bowls draw and schedules
The document lists the second round draw for the Champion of Champions bowls contest to be played at 2:30 Saturday at multiple venues. It enumerates matchups including Waverley, Serathaela, Dal met, Victoria Park and others with fifty nine watches for the premier trophy, and notes that the first round must be completed by June 1 with players arranging times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley
C. Smith
Serathaela
J. Weger
Dalmet
J. Bradbury
Victoria Park
W. J. Stho- Reid
AshBeld
Z. C. Groth
Lavwariay
O. Haws
Hedteen
W. Hart Roseblid
Blanchard
Law Mid
Carrie
Berne
Wicker
Kitaperalil
Koodie
Laver
Coates
Wi Rogers
M'Caies
Gakoleld
T. Baerey
Preocisy
Rose
Mews
King
Dyeon
Froude
Jemeen
Henwood
Ostrolly
Prizmanrice
Euen
Giohe
Batams
Ingeap
Lavoe
Hedges
Uptonie
Byrne
Punody
Morsanti Seth Pairweatter
Zoane
Baston
Williams
J. C. Smith
Unclear OCR List of Names and Phrases
Fragmentary OCR text contains a string of names such as Comfon Styrene Dr Davide ton Uooks Aiken Alles Blundal Beanor Horrocks Hoteep Jarvi Mepion Lane J Bowery Abrams Dr ils sat HA serelch Sember yon M Domain Strong Reeder Coker Haley Burns Hunter Waitde god Butler Watson Hogus Holthouse Gurtrelt.
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Fan
Comfon
Bwifter
Styrene
Davideton
Uooks
Aiken
Alles
Blundal Beanor
Horrocks
Hoteep
Jarvi Mepion
Lane
J. Bowery Ant Abrams
Ils Sat
Serelch
Sember Yon
M’ Domain
Strong
Reeder
Coker
Haley
Burns
Hunter
Waitde
Boxing card at Golden Gate with two-round matchups
The card features Cia versus deowa and Casey in a two round bout for 12 won with risky text describing the fighters and outcomes. A separate scheduled pairing has Stewart and Arhur from Wyalong facing off in a love contest, though details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate
CIA
Deowa
Casey
Fine
Stewart
Arhur
Wyalong
Billiards markers tournament results and standings
The billiard markers tournament continued Sunday evening at Messie Mahon and Smith's rooms with the following results: HH Kill 275 lost to G Fuster 260, Lul 315 defeated C Kaupp 335 by 29, J M'Galla 2207 and M Olthines 248, Wolah 1920, Faapin 190, and others listed.
Lacrosse News Oddities From Local A Title Match
Newtown A defeated Wentworth Seniors by five minutes remaining amid unclear play. Browghton and Jones retired for the losers while Colyer contributed for Everett. Booth Sydney beat Redfern by a narrow margin as Buchanan Higgs Brockhott and Clarko stood out with goals.
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AL Petetahim Oval
Newtown
Wentworth
A. Larsombe
Browghton
Jones
Jyous
Tus Whiners
Everett
TATTERSALLS SWEEPS DRAWING FOR STAKES AT RANDWICK
Results of the Tattersall's draw for the 6,000 pound complication at Randwick show a 7,000 subscriber crowd and a long list of prize entries. Names of horses and prizes appear in a cluttered ledger with numbers and codes, including cash prizes at various levels and colorful shorthand for participants and bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattervall
Iledmeré
Rao
Rendwick
Cas Prines
Ward
Bach. Tid
Mare
Juan
Croesloe
Pactalun
Amar
Barerrat
Hoautort
Carberra
Foley
Bob
Bgie Cremons
Fival
Sidk Hope
Clare
Leichhardt and Petersham Schoolroom Prize Day Recital
At Leichhardt Petersham Technical Schoolroom Crystal Street Petersham on Monday evening the annual distribution of prizes to successful scholars took place presided by Dr R N Morris with Lord Francis Hope and others present. The prize list honored students in freehand model drawing mechanical drawing and art, with many awards to girls and boys including Jessie Henderami George Soot and Cecil Norris among others. The mayor and officials praised technical education as vital to national success and promised further improvements for the Western Suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letchtarde and
Petersham Techoledl
Crystal-street
Petersham
Os Monfay
RN. Morris
Francia Hope
Meera
J. J. Cohen
J. 8. Hawthorne, Mr.L.d. and Alderman J. P. Treadgold (Mayor of Leichhardt
Dose Greaeer
Thomas
Bleaddrias
Praucis Hope
Britain
Lord Hobe
Hawthorne
Goulburn
Leichhardt
Coken
Cecil Norris Hfrenhand
Jean Acheson
Margarat Parret
Basil Goodwin
A. Grey
Hugh Gelding
Alfred Ducroa
Walter Mirkham
Robert Heesey
Charlotte Campbell
Brosky Hawehorne
George Wilson
Bynsey Phelan
Haswell
Jon
Bibel Pawle
Arthur Walter
Thomas Phelan
Raby Harnett
Hover
Barton Ferrier
Life
Francis Leeming
Percy Dramond
Bred
W. Pritchard
Mina Jessie Henderami Price
George Soot
Cobyn
Aleminder Mlowehian
Honora Prise
Mies Prant Dine
Kieran Newlands
Mechanica Srawine
Perse
Harnett
Seimuel Phelan
Bookkeeping
Westward
Harry Kirkyam
Romente of
Natural History
Arthur Surmer
Captain Cook
Annie Vale Ate
Willam Hubert Paysen
Asuop
Frank Holt
Alexander Newlenda
Kenneth Muiline
Ruston
Artur Muiline
Minnie Davia
Mrs. Reake Jones
Madame King
Ralph Bisckett
Ruth Blackett
Drvetux
Thurdays Mails and Harbor Notices at G P O
Shipping notices list cargoes and sailings for multiple steamers toward Hobart Montego Bay and Europe. The fragment mentions North Coast Company, Mosers Huddare Tambo agents, and services from Murres, Corakt, Yeabal, Paterna, and Chianti via various routes and times, plus a court adjournment and a partial sabbatical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast Company
Il Win
Paterna
Jana
Fim Adelaiie
A. Winamiar Chianti
Glebe burglary at Petrie’s dwelling court action begins
Powell Dewby Murphy and two others faced Gisbe Police Court on Tuesday charged with burglary at 131 Westmoreland Street Glebe, stealing jewellery and cash valued around £30. Witnesses described break in after 10 am with windows opened, property scattered, and most items identified as the complainant’s. Committed for trial at Central Criminal Court in July with bail set at £20 and sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisbe
Powell
Alae Dewby
Iliae Murphy
Matthew Petriv
Westmorelandsrest
James Matthew Petrie
Bern
Travers
Qloba
Pam
Wentsiore
Slyset
Cottagi
Anotter
Sam
Weap
Sive Chase
Amd
Ervestan Tin Nortiesst
Futhnasa el An
Mayeatreel
Exauiaca
Travis Gont
euDy
Aime Cowpens
Akeldon
Harry Levers
Wealhamselws
Writios
Pau
Tar Howe
Pansta
Ecalin
Proverlifor
Glebe
Mal
Teoorl
Patele'e House
Boo
Cantral Criminal Court
Banquet Honors Alderman Banks at Waterloo Town Hall
A Waterloo town hall banquet celebrated Alderman Banks for his long service. Mayor Parra presided with mayors from Hoctorili, Drummoynn, Hedters, Holeny and North tiny in attendance. A large municipal delegation and many friends attended the event featuring toasts, music, and a memorial brooch presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danke
Waterloo
Banks
Chairman
Brees
Sonnsbrough
Messrs. A. Dingwall
Locke
Laaus
Witon
Pittman
Aldermen Sons
Sullivan
Wi- Hard
Parkes
Luton
Cowsisuine
Aldermen OG
Anderson
MLAG
J. Jackson
Welllame
J. Ryans
D. H. Bunting
Powarllllerk
K. W. Allen
Youngsters Demonstrate at Association Ground Event
The article reports a large youth demonstration at the Association Ground on Wednesday. It notes numerous portraits in the Town and Country Journal with hundreds of individual pictures easily recognizable by parents and friends, urging early orders to avoid disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo & Bugs
Association
Cartain
Powers of the Health Board Debate Over Quarantine Work
At a Monday meeting Alderman Lucas challenged government and health board powers, claiming officials trespassed into homes. Ratepayers seek redress for property destruction during cleansing operations at quarantined areas. An inspector cited wasteful, damaging work in Outer Ward with land cleared and fences removed, while lime washing timelines were mishandled.
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Lebé Counil
Ares
de Giete
Council
Aldri
Meg Lucuss
Lucas
Tateacev
Alintin
Ouon
Frustrated petition over canal shaves at Hunter's Hill meeting
A meeting at Hunter's Hill drew about 120 residents to discuss shaving costs and a deputation to the Premier. The letter to the Evening News editor urges caution and questions the timing and plans for the proposed works, noting concerns about local safety and the need for full consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Hunter's Hill
Shipping. An arrival voyage with mixed crew and cargo
A garbled shipping notice lists numerous names and roles among crew members and officers. It mentions a captain and multiple sailors, with references to provisions and cargo parts. The fragmented lines reference ports, routes, and destinations, but crucial details are lost in OCR errors.
Military drill by Pare malin Squadron at Laueeta parade
An obscure report describes a Saturday drill by the Pare malin Squadron of Laueeta with Lieut Bruntoy commanding. The narrative mentions troop formations, inspections, and readiness gestures as officers Borgy Ot and others oversee the exercise and parade setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paremalin
Laueeta
Witter
Mons
Bruntoy
O.C
Brunton
Lier
Ubrough & Cours
Rimwell
Borgy
Fsat
Reginent
Gay
Guy Ot
Laeutenent
Rokwood Wiatricis
Everdags
Country Gents Sleep at Newtown Venue
Local brief notes a minor siting at 203 Kingsurent in Newtown. The fragment mentions the Country Gents and an event or gathering described in terse terms with no clear outcome or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsurent
Newtown
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DEVGN
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TOWN
and Country Journal
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Sincwer
Funnel
Caritot
Metbaurm
Himalaya
London
Baintmine
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Tram Fons
Tomami—Dlapetch
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