Country and City duel ends in rain dampened win for City
In a rain soaked Sydney Cricket Ground match the City defeated the Country 7 to 3 after a tight contest. Key players included J. Jones N. Smith and J. Taose with forwars like Messenger and McCabe shaping the attack amid slippery conditions. City led 8 0 at half time then held off a Country rally to seal the victory.
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W. Rugby Union
Sydney Cricket Ground
City
Mmahon
Beord
Messenger
City 6
Country
Country Bil
Country Bean
Jones
Sydney
Wea
Abe
Pishor
Russell
M'Kenzie
Enin
Symons
City and Country clash in fast rugby match replay
The article details a second match with lineups across City Glebe University and Country Western teams. Wickham and Lamb led as captains, Wickham scoring a try and two goals, with City advancing to 25 and Country 2 at halftime, then City extending to 25 Country 2 after further tries and goals amid strong play from Wickham, Mandible and Futter, while Country struggled with cohesion.
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C. Hedley
Glebe
VY. S. Futter
University
A Conlon
E. Mandible
Sydney
S. Wickbaum
Western’ Suburbs
C. M'Kivatt
W. F. Matthews
H. M. Moran
J. Carker
A. Burden
Wickham
Country
Smith
Clayton
Hives
Lamb
Hedley
Matthews
Mandible
Futter
Dwyer
Putter
Ngain
Wish Ram
City
Moran
Theartey
Kensington Races Trial Welter and Fourteen-One Handicap
Thoroughfare of horse racing results at Kensington showing winners Nestor in Trial Welter, Cambena in Fourteen-One Handicap, Gain en in Maiden Handicap, Native in Thirteen-Three Handicap, Nellie G in Fourteen-Two Handicap, and Kilcare and Glandore in Kensington Handicap with times and betting odds. Key entrants include Waterwitch, Remark, Miss Noble, La Parola, Native, Gip, and Nellie G with multiple runners listed.
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Nestor
M'Tener
Frazer
Rellayve
Miss Noble
Corce
Field Glass
la Parola
Mol
Bove
Furion
Clarionetta
Carlwrlahty
Merrie Minnie
Tol Ip
Henderson
Cambena Betch
Connell
Colsirs
Syider Cinsitetin
Cambena
Clari
Onelte
Claribelle
Tinie
Imin
Gainen
Reviver
Rustenberg
M Heal
Imin Shisee
Smith
Russell
West
Blarney Bell
Bonaparte
Rotoiti
Spice
Jeteth
Imin Jae
Nellie G
Setib
Clarette
Julus
Lee Weller
Kooleh
Maggie ‘Treut
Bearl Beau
Evens
Claretis
Pearl Beau
Hoe
Imin Sec
Ascot Rages Maiden Handicap Fails to Surprise
In Ascot racing, Maid o' the Mint wins a 20 sovs maiden handicap by a neck over Dexter with Mona Lily and Freda among the notable runners. Earlier events include a 14 3/4 furlong handicap won by Impudent, Disaster close second, and a 50 sovs Ascot Handicap where Siege Gun prevails by a neck over Miss Moorefield and Mannikin.
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Maid
the Mint
Nortiz
Fern Villa
Hopkins
Monk’s Hood
Parry
Romance
Mantana
Feenagh
Eva Lock
Freda
Mona Lily
Chambeau
Dexter
Rose Bloom
Maid O' the Mint
Iillow
Russell
Morok
Kerrika
Pretty Holly
Corrie
Kelp
Amanda
Sat
Smith
Cccesscceseeesenees
Wagner
Moorefield
Byrne
Lady Wilton
Siege Gun
Mannikin
Chetwynd
the Wasp
Tsla
Silver Grace
Beaulight
Calm
Banjo
Tings
Isigser
Maid O ° the Mint
Norris
Waterloo
Harris
Chance
Cart
Reprieve
Charlotte
Plot Boy
Conter
Sweet Helen
Fiction
Posey
Mastett
Rif
Will Manton
Oplalon
Bismarck
Veronica
Blue Cup
Starlin
le Var
Gundywark
Orange
Spain Consul in Sydney Sends Congratulations on Royal Marriage
The Consul in Sydney for Spain reports a letter from the Lord Mayor on behalf of Sydney’s aldermen and citizens extending congratulations on the royal marriage and expressing sympathy for bombing victims. A similar message comes from Archbishop Kelly and several officials and dignitaries including Alderman Watkins, Dr. Nash, Morgan, the Belgium and Nicaragua consuls, and T F Waller.
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Sydney
Spain
Behaif
Archbishop Kelly
Alderman Watkins
Waverley
Nash
Wm. Morgan
Belgium
Nicaragua
T. F. Waller
No Septic Tanks For The Glebe
The Globe Council received a Board of Health request to draft environmental bylaws within three months under the Public Health Act of 1902. The Mayor, Alderman P Leas, said the borough will soon be sewered and septic tanks are unnecessary, proposing to return the letter to the Board. In Newtown Police Court, Carter Altres Aspinall, 2, was fined 22 or six weeks' jail for inciting a party to resist arrest amid related custody and conduct developments.
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Globe Council
Board of Health
P. Leas
Lkely
Jawe
Shopiu
Altres Ampinall
Newtown
Squall in Sydney Causes Minor Damage and Rescue Efforts
A brief squall passed through Sydney yesterday shortly after 2 PM bringing heavy rain and gusts up to 57 miles per hour. Roofs were damaged at Quean’s Square but repairs are cheap. two fishing boats near Blue Fish were capsized with two men missing but later rescued, and one boat was found safe. The storm is linked to disturbances west of Tasmania and followed by severe weather in the Straits.
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Morse
Wyong
Elisabeth Levatt
Liverpool
N.S.W
Hmab
Aternoon
Sydney
Ia Helent
Quean's Square
Hut
Government Meteorologiat
Tasmania
Straits
Adelaide Company
Dilkerra
Alter
Saul Ward
Bois
Timaru
Maly
Blue Fish
Cook
Investgate
Staod
Malls
Jacob Enko
Surry Hii
Reginald Wombey
Norton-street
Manly
Youtom
Sean
Joseph Barker
J. Marks
Edward Sly
Tairy Bower
Fires and Shipwrecks Reported in Te Merger Sea
The Sydney Marine Underwriters report a fire in No 4 hold of the steamer Whinate outbound from New Zealand ports. The fire was extinguished with no serious damage. the vessel continued to Teneriffe after leaving on June 3. A fire broke out aboard the Perthstir from New Zealand to London, forcing some cargo to the sea. the vessel departed Walington in May. The French steamer Custard, already reported lost, went down near the Falkland Islands with the crew saved.
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Sydney Marine
Whinate
New Zealand
Teneriffe
London
Wal Ungton
Falkland Island
Recruits to Receive Military Instruction in Hungary
The text notes selection of Fraser and Wainwright for instruction duties and mentions the Hungarian Diet passing a bill to authorize enrollment of recruits. It states that since last year the Diet rejected a Situilur bill, summons to the colours have been legally issued, ending a period of illegality.
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Fraser
New South Wales
Wainwright
West Australia
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W. Jones
N. Smith
J.taose
W. Tie
New England
W. Scott
Tistes
T. Bott
H. Fannie
A. Ryan
P. Grinsted
C. Bracken
Jalep
B Srmana
D. Glenn
G.leh
Central Western
N. Briex
A. J. M’kenzie
A. D. Fisher
C. Dywih
Mewtown
TH. Messenger
Eastern Suburbs
W. Burleigh
South Sraney
Halve
A. J. McAbe
South Sydney
J. McMighan
J. Rosewell
Abercrombie
North Sydney
R. Greaves
Bai- Main
A. Burge
McAbe
Burleigh
M’mahan
Bolt
L. Dwyer
C. Clayton
Central Westrn
F. B. Smith
H. Daly
Western
PF. Ruthven
J. Byrnes
Northern
N. Hives
F.K. Lamb
H. Borland
E. M'Intyre
J. T. Barnett
Kensington Races
Kensington
Kildare
Hunnybell
Glandore
Cartwright
Kilcoy
Minion
Adorer
Sasin
Eunismorp
Jessie Agaoa
ASCOT
Woidpehew
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Albany Place
W. H. Comstock Co
Nsw
William Richard
Comstick
Comistock
Dr. Morse
W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd
Pitt-street
R Sicken
Archibill Wakley
Westbourne Grove
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