City Sanitary Inspection Report Highlights Sewers Issue
At a Wednesday Water and Beverage Board meeting the engineer presented the thirteenth sanitary inspection report. 11h places and Bourke Ward were checked, totaling 734 visits after the initial sweep. Large premises and lodging houses showed defective connections to old sewers, prompting owners to fix issues before summer. The president noted some districts lack sewer connections, with only low level areas draining to the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Beverage Board
Ely
Old City
A | Weta
Wuimimar
Marrickville Considers Local Garbage Disposal Plan
Marrickville Council discussed replacing the Appine IC paddock disposal with an incinerator. Committee urged local handling of garbage, proposed a special rate, and backed a central plant on Sydneybum Road between Clewara Road and Centennial Street, with land acquisition steps to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrickville
Tie
Tate
Creuit
Sydembum-road
Clewarra-road
Cent
Water Licensing Court Transacts Renewals and Transfers
The Water Licensing Court led by Mr. Smith approved numerous renewals and granted transfers. Transfers included T. J. Price to John Taylor at Hotel Crees Oxford and Palmer, Stephen Carley to Albert Harper Wr some Inn Liverpool and Turong streets, John Charles Crowe to Siameie Backium Great Free Vern Hotel Bourke and Pittrey streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadood
Mr. Smith
S.M
Messra Tsance
Penny, LM
Weences
T. J. Price
John Taylor
Crees
Oxford
Palmer Atrogts
Stephen Carley
Albert Harper
Some Inn
Liverpool
Turong
Hotel
New South
Woollahra
John Charles Crowe
Siameie Backium
Great Free Vern
Bourke
Piterey
Racing entries and results at Karnaington and Sydney meetings
Mr. O Mara will take entries by Friday for races at Karnaington on Wednesday with events including the Triad Blakes 5 furlongs and the Fourteen One Handicap. The programme features Flying Handlers and Welter and Handicap events as large crowds attend Eglington with many races won by outsiders. Spores at the Sydney meetup list horses and ships to Eastwood for a 2 30 p m start, while Spooner ships to Tu dia with farm horses Gunbar and others. The Benaigo Jockey Club meets report victories by Spoilt Girl and other entries, with further notes on meetings at Buis Wood and Hawkesbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O'Mara
Karnaington
Triad Blakes
Bateman
Jlossberg Park
Tir Igues
Eglington
Delog
Buviere
Gumily
Abe
Treiutr
Howe
Logallier
Keras
Sula Sone Trades
Lucy
Compa
Butchers
Teun
Spooner
Tudia
Gunbar
Llewy
Carloths
Gene Hermit
Deanten
Tullucoza
Loclatiteh
Omtree
Turee
Magpie
Nellie
Mist Jetus
Sydney Muay Chis
Busi Wood
Terry
Mifea
Eastwood
Indabba
Rotsee
Puliie
Kenwington
Friendoys
Rosebery Park
Qin
Benaigo Jodkey
Piet
Bendiga
Anites
Ander
Bae
Allander
Bellinger River
J.C
A.J.C
Carnage Nan Lay Halle
Lansdown Park
Glelfry
Hex
Portia
Kensington
P Tally
Hia
Goldsbrough
Mr. Sayer
Lancaster
T Moulabam
Goldabrouch
Toneyniwon Fiiy
Myrine
Moorefield
E. G Jauies
Forest Lodge Pony Racine Club
Enlrtea
Ste Furionga
Brighton
Fie
John Croder
Sparta
W. A. Wood
Trooton
Arnold Perry
Crozier
J. HL. Brewar
Melbourne
Australia
England
Byerla
Qxenham
Allison
Mt Syeria
Heada
Geelong Taeng Club
St Athans
Handicap Weights Spar Over Metropolis Horse Meetings
A fragmented note discusses handicaps in metropolitan horse meetings. It notes the handicapper's adjustments and owners urging persistence after weight changes. The text hints at weekly weight fixes and rival expectations shaping race strategies.
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Miburbas
Lighting a Candle Sparks Aldwick Council Meeting Turmoil
Amid disjointed remarks and a faltering prayer, Aldwick Council faced a dimmed mood as Alderman Kennedy called for a candle to light the session. The council clerk was sent for a candle, which arrived and was lit, eliciting relief from reporters and clerks present.
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Aldwick
Horse race commentary from Warwick Firing Handicap notes
The passage describes betting attitudes and horse performance insights from Warwick races. It mentions weights, odds, and tendencies of runners, including a horse named Farm Sbe and references to past results and expectations. The fragmentary text reflects race analysis and observer commentary from the meeting.
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Warwick
Sbe Ie
Sip
Obama
Fae
Aquatics Club Holds General Meeting at Balmain Pacite Hotel
Port Jackson Mount Taebt Club met Tuesday evening at the Pacite Hotel Balmain with K Smith presiding A Roderic elected vice president A general handicap to mail Saturday for Powge trophy If wind light use course short one to be decided before tasting Neid added to club register Championship Face to be revisited next Saturday weather permitting Entries and handicaps announced for Saturdays race Mona Kammerida Clio Horacio and Trie acuitrex Fro le Native Nalad tmin Heru Lilly
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Port Jackson Mount
Mona
Boxing Night At Golden Gave Club Draws Crowd
Weather limited turnout but the boxing card at the Golden Gave Club on Wednesday night featured Andrews and Casey in a lively bout. Referee Don McDonald ruled Andrews the cleverer of the two after full ten rounds, as officials of the AAA prepared more tournaments to keep fighters active despite recent unrest.
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House
Golden Gave
Andrews
Casey
Don. M'Donald
Ophiem
A.A.A
Lieu- Herat
Owen Crifiles
Wyner Wut
Cargeral M'Lennan
Eymmabluuy
Billiards markers tournament results at Mesure venue
The markers tournament at Mesure Wednesday night produced uneven scores with Ufelron and Smith among the notable players. J M'dathu edged M Diltoes, Juebie defeated Welah to lead,Powis faced Maine, and Well met Birkett in a close pairing as the event rolled on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesure
Ufelron
Sydney Coursing Club Opens Second Meeting in Wednewday
The Sydney Coursing Club held its second meeting on Wednewday, with plentiful bets and fine sport observed. Few dogs were killed or injured during entrants, and judges Mr J Dronnell and Mr J Tromop expressed satisfaction with the proceedings. Officials included Mr H Moyne, secretary to the club, and Mr O Sauger, secretary to the Belmore Coursing By Howte, who left nothing to be desired.
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Sydney Coursing Club
Wednewday
J Dronnell
Judes
J. Tromop
H. Moyne
Auger
Belmore
Howte
Sydney 1 Cycle Club tour and charity ball update
Members of the Sydney 1 cycle Club enjoyed a tour to Bull and Waterfall with a late delay at Thuroul due to a machine accident. An early return via Appin included Bullt Pass and Loddon Falls. A club social Monday featured music by Mrs. A Edward and others, with a Polyphone recital and a collection for Patriotic Fund raising £19 24. The annual ball is set for Friday July 13 at Nvea's rooms. Arthur Swyil aims to break quarter and mile records at Sydney Cricket Ground next Saturday if conditions allow.
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Sydney 1 Cycle Club
Bull
Waterfall
Thuroul
Sidney
Appin
Bullt Pass
Loddon Falls
A. Edward
Biss
Mand Dalrymple
Martelli
Arthur Crane
C. Wise
Marteli
Patriotic Punch
Rugby Union Meeting Debates Kicking Rule Change
At a NSW Rugby Football Union gathering in Hunter Street officials reviewed protests from North Sydney over a referee decision about ball placement after a kick. The ruling affirmed the kickers may not touch the ball on the ground, aligns with local rules, and Queensland may adopt it. Also noted was a Wednesday ceremony presenting a gold watch to Mr Arnold for 25 years of service, with praise from Mr Mudimanamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NSW Rugby Football Union
Hunter-Street
Gonelder
So Metropolitan Union
J. ¥ Mudimanamy
North Sydney
Eli
NW. Union
Ike
Jocal
Kean
Queensland Union
ArnMold
Waomanamy Apokd
Arnold
Aeryicen
Cowie
Fragmented OCR Teaser from 19th Century Ledger
Fragmented text lists numbers and names with unclear context. Mentions M Keows, Jones, Berecast C Smith, Hines, and Noble among scattered figures. Appears to record tour results or quarterly prizes with partial dates and monetary amounts, but lacks coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weal
T. B. Noble
Dh Booker
W. Turner
C. Powell
T_H Kendall
Fantkoer
Noble
Greater Sydney question causes council clash over conference
Newtown Council debated a letter from Alder man Griffin reporting the Greater Sydney conference committees plan to meet at the White Building in George Street on Friday. Alderman Morran condemned the committee as undemocratic and lacking confidence, noting a back door report to the premier. The motion to receive the communication passed and councils were to be informed of Newtown’s stance.
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Newtown
Griffin Iolimaling
Greater Sydney
George-street
Whial
Morran
Sydney
Aldermas
Crutinr
Teomemittes
Rigg
Milnih
Rodters
Military Appointments Stir Colonial Politics
The Evening News condemns promotions in the Australian forces, arguing the rise of W H Wood to lieutenant colonel signals political manipulation. It accuses the government of rewarding service with unequal ranks, urging Australians to value merit and military tradition over patronage as the colony moves toward a federal army.
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Evening News
Norary
Leutenant
W. H. Wood
Miulgir
Kay
New Soul Wales
Wood
Tinpay Sour Americas
Australione
Bern
Ani
Polo Club Gathers Results From Saturdays Gyoikbann
Bombala Polo Club held a Gyoikbann on Saturday with Poly Ball Race won by J B Balileth and G J Wildash placing. Bending Race saw C J Willeahy and R Hy Cook, Flat Race went to J Wildash with B Campbell second. Tandem Race crowned J Wildash with J B Sautalte following. Needle Threading: R Campbell first, B Campbell second. Nbatacle Race: J B Saulette first, J Newton second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombala Polo Club
J.B. Balileth
GJ. Wildash
C. J. Willeahy
R. Hy Cook
J. Wildash
B. Campbell
Dawson
Dr. Logan
J.B. Sautalte
R. Campbell
Campbell
JB. Saulelle
J. Newton
Pigeon shooting club match at Botany grounds
A members side match at 8 8 grounds Botany saw teams chosen by Mette Baby and Walter. Conditions even birds per club handicap. Trophy awarded to top Bearer on each side. Scores show SL Mahye team led by A W Bales and Walter’s side by Vincent, with several shooters named and multiple killa counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larde-road
Botany
Mette
Baby
Walter
SL. Sby
Alte Pra Ujually
R. Se
Starewather
Vincent
BCC
Grimms
Locksley
Kenealace
Carcert
A. W. Tales
Rifle Shooting Match at Ballo Bay Middle Harbor
A mixed teams match drew residents from Willoughby and St Leonards to Ballo Bay Middle Harbor for a civilian rifle clash. Scores show W Roberts and Maley high on the St Leonards side, with detailed marks across listed shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Leonants
Orr
Gonteto
Mewers
Ciao
Queen's uniform row shocks Sydney press claim of martial order
An extraordinary letter from RD Meagre Parrliament Hoes claims military orders to patrol by soldiers in plain clothes in Sydney. It condemns imposed restrictions on the Queen's uniform in public and labels the move as a dangerous overreach, urging civil restraint and respect for colonial identity amid imperial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwe
Buet
Sydney
Insue
Sasault
Yix
Fide
Rome
Segalutary
Sala Conlon
Earrisas
Buiiney
Africa Sci
Maritime Sisuellany Fragment Illustrates Oceanic Trade Jumble
A garbled OCR of a maritime page shows scattered terms like Taft Rivet and various shipboard items, with mentions of wallets, sea routes, and multiple foreign names. The text trails through erratic fragments, referencing locations, instruments, and possible vessels, lacking coherent events or dates.
Sydney Larrire Soldiers and Brutal Punishments Debated
A letter to the editor discusses soldiers and brutal punishment, arguing for harsher controls and public suffering as deterrence. It cites past cases and calls for commissions to assess child discipline, with references to Sydney authorities and punitive proposals from the early 1900s.
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DERBY
St. J. Hale
Qeder
J. Hale
Her Majesty
Cerebos
Harrison & Attwood
George St
Srover
J. Devenise
Gheorghestra
Aibuietzireet
Pem Minest
Lars
S. Szunsie
Uit
Shilling Fund
TOWN
and Country Journal
Belle Vue
Erestat
Water Licensing Court
Sporting
Tae
M'Keows
TD. Jones
POLO
Tor
Shipping
Elmer
Tram Amin Dink Ros
Maritime Sisuellany
Seer
Sivea Mueter
Dae Gouin
Uae
Hart
Ainy
Crete
Colombia
Ian Wenaa
Adelaide
Bere Plater
Norte
Seth
Benihiane
Bere
Ventealay Varfermann
Alain de We
Biurday
Camtraies
Olebry Leake
Bavnes
Poland
Yoleesni
Banisey
Eteete
Bega Gare
Sydney Larrire
Newey
Sydney Larsiei
Aoliliers
Romunon
Gemelinjee
Neamild
Alec Steven
Dune
Célemann
Stone
Golda
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