Kensington meeting ends amid crowd and betting bustle
A crowded Kensington turf day featured light crowds and lively betting despite complaints against jockey Egan for Retford Belle. The Meadow saw wins for Coral, Loch Arrow, and Lily while several horses suffered injuries. next Wednesday’s card promises Fourteen-three Welter Handicap and further events at Forest Lodge Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Egan
Retford
Hendicap
Seversl
O'Mara
Trini Sinkes
Han Mandjesp
Turtony Pourteen
Furiangs
Forest Lodge Club
James
Les
Forest Lodge Hanlcap
Hateniin
Widmatay
Cora UL
Indubbs
Kitty
Loch Arrow
Hhey
Molly Riley
Mann
Juaperoon
Kens- Anpiou
Fommer
Perbaon
Au Corl
Mhodican
Olive
Avelr Republe
Amazon
Vitor
Coral
al- Benebt
Korford Bolle
Qiniabed
Lily
Hay
Wulz
Snverzien Amt
Lysert
Redwing
Ghoue
Imperial Aremle
Vile. Sree
Stukea, Co
J Wilson
Jan
da Phy Largeve
Hy Pawer
Nist Ith
Mesers CL
Macdonal
Wow Mate
JL No M/Artiar
J Rungell
Miller
HardoAi
Epsom
Hargoot
Bar
Carrick
Cae Yeu
J. 1 Smith
Tucka Tucks
Forest Lodge Handicaps Prides and Horse Lineup
Racing card details Forest Lodge events with multiple handicap trots and mile length races. Entries include Lady Duke Nimble Foot Myr Ue Vain Hope and others with odds or weights listed, plus York Handicap Trots Cavalier and Curio among the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toxteth
O.P
Chance
Lady Duke
Nimble Foot
Haraldene
Valdimar
Vain Hope
Turlonge
Aw Roy
Rosy Morn
Metallard
Bus
Mle Scot
Raven
Ranble
Trilby
Bill Dace
Bly
Dot
Dolly
Toby B
Tommy I
Billy
Mowee
York
Cavalier
Chance ¢ Se
Myr’ Ue
Little Tom
Harddene
Paddy
Lee Weller
Ning
Kalla Kaila
Curio
Moute
Harold
Jack
Lioness
Alex
Vera
Liddle
Lay Eva
Dick Hinald Uy Bavorite
Valery
Chavis
BILLIARDS MARKERS TOURNAMENT CONTINUES AT LOCAL SHOWROOMS
The markers tournament resumed at Helron and Smith's showrooms on Wednesday. A. Brandon scored 275 to 185 over Wanderer, Moravian defeated Kruger 255 to 355 by Ai, and other matches included Bungee versus Kulgoortie with 1155 and 676 scores, Plaberty 215 against H. Olamela 290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Helron and Smith
A. Brandon
Wanderer
Kruger
Tolieht Mre
Bungee
V. “Kulgoortie
Plaberty
H. Olamela
Aboriginal sprinter Charley Bamusing on Carrington and Botany tracks
A Brisbane crowd welcomed Royal Visitors as natives gathered at an arch. Charley Bamusing, famed on Carrington and Botany tracks, stood out as a top sprinter of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Charley Bamusig
Carrington
Botany
Pigeon Shooting Sweepstakes at Ise Club Ground
The gan club hosted a pigeon shooting event on Wednesday with eight competitors. Results show Kasciusos and Walford sharing first sweep, then Kasciusce and Walford second sweep, Komlusce and W Beach third, Rosciuacn and W Beach fourth, Komchusra and Walford sixth, Rosciuacs and Waltar Ravent sweep, and H Geevach and MIntsh sharing the final. Kosciusce achieved top performance by winning 34 of 27d across eight seeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Gan Club
Kasciusos
Walford
Kasciusce
Komlusce
W. Beach
Rosciuacn
Pitt
Cep
Komchusra
Ownep
Waler
Billig
Raventh
Rosciuacs
Waltar
Mintsh
Kosciusce
Eilfing
Victoria Climate Dispute Delays Windsor Long Walk Access
Princess Victoria met with hindrances at Windsor Long Walk as the gatekeeper blocked entry amid a contested crowd. Reports describe the keeper insisting on orderly conduct and warning those assembled to refrain from disorder, with tensions mounting during the attempted approach to the promenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Windsor
Australian cycling leagues clash over governing council
The League of New Zealand Wheelmen declines to join the Australasian Federal Council amid a push by New South Wales and Victoria to govern racing and hold championships. A conference in Melbourne planned for early May led to a proposed Australasian council to govern professional and amateur cycling, with state bodies to oversee respective events. At Broken Hill, W. Martin won a two mile race in 4 min 62 sec and the five mile scratch race in 31 sec. E. Rolfe and W. Carter followed. Sydney Bicycle Club members planned a Bridges ride next Saturday leaving from clubrooms at 2 20 pm, while Barnets Club headed to Jervis Bay on a separate outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profitanle
Melbourne
New South Wales Cyclista” Union
Eahier
Teply
Nolhme
New Zealand
Australanies Council
Et Warafso
Seagun
Broken Hill
W. Martin
E. Rolfe
W. Carter
Ihn Sydney Biryele Club
Barnets Club
Jervis Bex
Football event notes at Parramatta and Exchange Hotel
The annual maton past and present of the King's Bebpol will be played at Parramatta on Wednesday May or June 19. A smoke concert will be held by the Of Bore Union on Wednesday July 3 at the Exchange Hotel Uresham Street.
Redfern Swimming Club Awards Likely at Town Hall Concert
The championship and other prizes won last season by the Redfern Swimming Club will be presented at a concert to be held Monday evening in the Redfern Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
Belmore Club hosts dinner for Federal Cup meet attendees
At the Metropolitan Hotel in Belmore on Wednesday a dinner for the Federal Cup meet kickoff featured Mr J Jerome as chair. Members of the syndicate and numerous leash followers attended while speeches praised The Apart and praised the Belmore Club for promoting the gate. A tribute was given and a vote of thanks was carried by acclamation before the repast concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmore
Bigl
Metropolitan Hotel
King-street
J Jerome Oveople
England
America
Delmore Club
J. Moloney
Bowen
Industrial Exhibition Promises £1000 Benefit to Hospitals
The Young People's Industrial Exhibition, closed Wednesday, aims to raise about £1000 for Prince Alfred Sydney Hospitals and the Hospital for Sick Children. Organisers plan annual shows, with ground management by F. Wobmter of the Naval Agricultural Body, urging early entry and a complete catalogue. Prizes and literary competitions accompany the event with awards presented at a Town Hall concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Alfred
Sydney
Lok Children
F. Wobmter
Naval Agricultural Bodey
Jeist
Wmille Taylor Hall
John Paterson
B.D. Bordham
Muriel Branley Hall
Queen Victoria
Cecil Edmond Green
Ethel Hustler
Ruby Houry
Captain Cook
Pierrie Helmrich
Arthur K Nouke
Brighton
Irene Broadbemt
Bijuu
Salie Vien Bien
Australia
Mabel Roberts
Arline Sieber
Lemonsrom
Covey Jemle Holinson
Beeding
Kathlane Mund
Veni
Viel
Alice Clark
Maljory Sasnders
Pegpie Devidson
Mildred Newbery
Stott
Water Licensing transfer grants listed bidders and venues
At a Water Licensing Coerl.an meeting a transfer of two public licences was granted to Jamies Burns Wil ham Travis Green View Hotel Bondi. In the Darlingh First Quarter Session Garnet Gray and James Quin were acquitted on an indictment alleging theft and handling a gelding belonging to Thomas Byron. The Thomas Waller Convalescent Hospital report for May shows hospital activity with admissions from April 20 and patient counts by gender and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies, Burns
Wil‘ham Travis
Grean View Hotel
Bondi
Wedneday
Garnet Gray
James Quin
Pha
Thomas Byron
Thomas ‘Waller
Aluce
Unclear Seaseiceners Letter On Preventive Health
A city gentleman, Mr. J. P. Wright of Billsbith Street, writes about a new preventive claiming extraordinary effects. The letter mentions remedies, family pills, and a curious reference to “Bandar” with local associations and a vague note on appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Wright
Billsbith-Street
Ao Folows
Albert
Sharp
Georne Ciwet
Wyalong Field Mining Report Highlights Rich Ore and Trials
Telegraph dispatch from Numery describes Wyalong field workings. Claims show high grade ore at depth with plans for deeper drilling and existing processing and concentrator outfits. Operations face capital limits and water issues but promise potential returns under the Neeld Brothers management.
Belfast distillers sue over trademark infringement in whiskey
Plaintiffs Mowers Kirker Greerau Company and Benjamin N May mail accuse defendant of selling whiskey in bottles identical in shape label and design to theirs bearing similar marks and wording imported from Ireland as the same whiskey and marketed in Belfast. Defendant denies all allegations and argues sales were by him of whiskey labeled as his own. After hearing counsel, the judge reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Mowers
Kirker, Greerau Company
Benjamin N. May
Akon
Teanon
Belfast
Ireland
Au & Piculine Ie
Gertain
Mayiman
Wim
Kerlin
Kin Hower
Commission Claim Against Booth Over 2 Percent Rate
James Hest trading as T. 3. Mall and Compact suit FR. Booth with Sailpain and a jury on Weareday to recover a commission at 2 percent on the defendant's storekeeping business as Mount Mcdonald for C445. The defendant pleads the case was not opened through the plaintiff’s instrumentality but by another man named Willems. The case was partly heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hest
T. 3
Mall and Compact
Commisston
FR. Booth
Duaies Slaipain
Weareday
Aly
Aetendant
Mount Mcdonald
Willems
Beard
Bankruptcy Proceedings With Adjournments And Examinations
In bankruptcy court, certificate applications were adjourned due to incomplete accounts and amended statements. Meetings and examinations adjourned for various debtors, including John James Traves and Cecil William Edward Bedtond, with examinations rescheduled and orders issued. Public examinations for several creditors were postponed to stated dates. some sessions were declared concluded after approvals for asset retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfaire
John James Traves
Cecil William Edward Bedtond
Frank Whassee
Kinga Far
Tee Moeting
Tom
Jobo Shadrach Wart
Ihe Umignes
Secomsia
Joe Bawn Fieé
Samuel Barber Nicholl
James Butehand
Pretoria plea shows Boer and British wartime tensions
Fragmentary report details Boer civilians, burghers, and Germanic watchers at Pretoria amid negotiations and war strain. It notes letters between spouses, civilian camps, and efforts by officials to control surrender, ammunition, and loyalty in camps under British oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Bory
Cape Culonjy
Devariarest
Auevriiawen
Drs
Sirige
Berturin
Ube
Syawey
Kaye
Eolerni Rom
Kny
Howe
Ah Wells Weil-brad
Enam
Eelova
Mustaen
Nurih
Shim
Engle Offevais
Carrie
Bat
Tunis
Natal
Oia
Bourg Tor
Ious
Rai
Tosaeker
Adaalaey
Wunieg
Milne
Minsk
Esacva
Siluy
Dare Cohen
Herier
BySie
Bile Berta
Loré Kitcheser
Iney
Babe
Merellah
Sandolfer
Unclear OCR list of names and places across a sports or event page
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous personal names, places, and affiliations with no clear narrative. It reads like a scatter of names such as Altair, Cabctain, Dream, Fauna, Hewett, Wallher, Palmer, Camm, and many others, interspersed with occasional dates or events but lacking coherent context or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altair
Capmain Collegian
Mawin
Mineo
Hitlea Urea
Lowen
Inal
Palmer
Eae Dream
Parca Mae Fogerty
Tammy Anal Om
Tiilictien Carner
Tile Fram
Mackey
Loewe
Camm
Fwtkel
Clatny Aniston
Aarston
Aion Ueki
Neutral Bay Service Seeks Return to Regular Evening Ferries
The Neutral Bay service says it plans to resume 10 Arew schedules and reduce late evening runs after directors vote to restore 40 mibenier service. They note new bow wharf at Kleribais Peiat and ask if directors approve extending service to Sirutrad Dap for nearby residents in the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleribais
Kmue
Sirutrad
Ube
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Sporting
Nungua
Reid
Tormerty
Black Metal
Laleuitatron Melbanene
le M'Donald
Cppendale Park
Fulurs
Menulicher
Cet
Carbine
Memor
Portland
Hussegs
Newmarket
Manblicher
Heniicapper
Halevey
LD. Praser
Mulehmmker
Agnes Osborn
Ernest Caesel
Auilion
Macramaker
Matchmaner
Azeol
Lord Allington
Fraser
Lnce
Cable
Ievler
Blevier Pala
Toddington
Sceptre
van Hot Pu
Laelue
Witk
King’s Courier
Biesmere Louynt
Slevier Pall
Merilia
Sie Modred
Léonid
Prism
Variety
Mrs. Wood
St. Paulus
St. Florian
Polouaiee
Poriman
Kate Quen
Lactentius
J. Wyre
St. Longaine
Carnage
Wall's Crag
Raine
J. Watson
Cearne
Ayre
St. Itugeto—Neruda
H. J. Garrod
Rem Tim
Persimmon—Ornis
A. le Singer
Longs
Consors
Orme
Faber
Macquarie Pieais Rae Club
Dr. Slate
Manet
Hooke'n Royallet
Dove
Cartridge
Anal
Tropon
el Cremits
Wrste
Tropon Werk Tome L Rosenbaly Wyupartane
Sraney
Forest Lodge
el Raoda
Wolty
Wyalong
Batey
Lee
Algo
Bantum
Tol
Gond
Neeld Drothers
Phoeni
Eushone
Steffania Claia
Plery Crows
Baymodman Gold Mining
Wiikins
Winsky
Butha
Dee Cralasian Timperanes
Genera Matsa
Wary Bests
Melnourne
Chabr Kau
Desmena
Pant AI
June Fis Harmon, Eh Tomes Oy Manin
Weseany
Alge
Sheetae
Shies Roaliery Demey
Segar
Vrigling
Balbooa
Fede
Mabralis
Skae
Abies
Terveek
Westenay
Coun
Semel
Masontte
Tedefere
Sal
Kirchey
Parner
Oymature
Fadler Action Wagons
Neutral Bay Service
Neutral Bay
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