Tattersall's Sweeps Prince of Wales Stakes at Randwick
Readers note a chaotic spread of racing bets and numbers tied to Tattersall's sweepstakes and the Prince of Wales Stakes at Randwick. The page lists numerous stakes figures, horse names, and purported odds, reflecting a bustling betting scene and subscriber tallies for the event.
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Bet
UT Wkaia
Hay Bos
Uae
UUM
TATE
IGT
Bane
Aba
Yoon
Neer
Ey Jom
Toads
Into
Thes
Aida
Aha
Miss
Wilde
Beth
Newcastle Big Prize Winners Bagged In Colonial Races
The notice lists winners and prize amounts from Newcastle horse racing events in New Zealand. Names include J Barr and G Hy Middmy with large purses, plus entrants from Lower Hutt and Auckland. Acknowledges race up Newcastle WN in May 1899 with substantial stakes such as £4000 and £750.
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Tatworsall
Newcastle
Ockiebt
John Barr
Peashurst-atroct
Peaohorse
G. Hy Middmy
Mmalaroat
Lower Hutt
New Zealand
B. Ford
Auckland
Referendum at JuniE Abolition of Wards Votes Counted
Referendum vote on abolishing wards in JuniE drew strong turnout. Ward abolition favored by 101 to 74 with debates over building a Town Hall on borrowed funds. Second question on council chamber site split with 54 yes 25 no at one site and 38 yes 0 no at Broadway.
The Genca's Missing Engineer Reported Missing Near Port Stephens
A historical notice reports Joan Charles J. Cole, engineer of bagazillars ketok Cenoa, last heard Friday near Port Stephens. He lived at 210 Eul mabath street and was out of work for weeks. His mother received letters. authorities fear a drowning incident.
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Joan Charles J. Cole
Bagazillars Ketok Cenoa
Port Stephens
Ye Syssey
Mia
Ead
Disappearing Gaelic Submittine Report in Highlands
A garbled report to Argyll Sruod on April 3 concerns bequests aiding Gaelic-speaking communities. It notes 30-odd candidates across Scotland and mentions regional restrictions, with warnings that public use of Gaelic signals broader social issues.
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Argyll Sruod Aghurek
Seolandy
Gablle-apeming Amnlig Wiideols
Ter Po
Markichisa
Highlands
Hebrides
Marguerite Hebert Death Reveals Distressed Author
A distressed author Marguerite Hebert was found in a room at Sten Mey fUendoo on April 1 by a relieving officer. The coroner reported death from heart failure and pneumonia with no other furniture in the room. The note mentioned Queen of England and references to as yet unclear lines about a grateful subject.
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Marguerite Hebert
Sten Mey fUendoo
Wolterchapel
Bert
Fabien
Mayes
England
Marguerite Eigtrrt
Piouriay
Shorter services stir synod talks atIreland church
Fragmentary report on a synod meeting discussing shorter church services and time for wartime duties. Mentions Archbishop of Kildare and various clerical figures, with unclear references to local residences and a damaged kitchen scene.
City Council Formal Meeting Proposals On Leasehold Plans
The City Council set a Wednesday formal session to finalize routine business and a Thursday meeting to debate leasehold and expenditure plans. Alderman Lindsay Thompson urged notices to property owners on Dorvers Street and Dicensery to circulate adverts before projects. FitzGerald proposed leasehold terms for areas on Wexford Street and Onford Street with 50 year tenure, pending first siding. Alignmen Clark noted inquiries to resolve doubts over compensation for properties resumed near the Primrose Power Station and sought counsel’s opinion on sums involved.
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Sranved Ty Aldermisa Bey
Mderman Lindsay Thompean
Fitzgersi Snreade
Guatania
Wexford-street
Onford-street
Clark
Ces Bolicitnr
Counsil
Should Boxing Be En souraped 7
A Victorian discussion features Rev Everard Digby defending boxing as a clean, manly sport and contrasting it with perceptions that it brutalizes the soul. The interviewer questions boxing’s value, while Digby argues sport builds discipline, self control, and healthy bodies, citing football and other games as equally strenuous.
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Everard Digby
St. Michael
Coventry
England
London
Bealng Af Ue
Anglican Synod
Uiuers of
Bydney
Citi
Arauses
Coures
Bering
Cfean
Manly
Bryce's Boots Mystery Spoofs An Embassy Incident
A New York to London tale dated April 18 recounts Mr. Bere the British ambassador visiting Washington. His boots, saved as a souvenir, were adorned by the two daughters of Youre who polished them in the kitchen after a playful household misadventure. Mr. Bryce later learned the craft of fitting new boots, while the old pair remained.
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New York
London
Bere
Waalington
Far West
Pamemes
Hix
University of Wisconsin
van Wise
Mr. Bryce
Msn
Rebuilding of Sydney Streets Advances With City Drive
Government and municipal effort accelerates urban rebuilding once slow due to private charity. Central arcades of Port Glasgow aim for sanitary and environmental improvements. Large-scale works plan includes widening streets and constructing dwellings for hundreds, with contracts and oversight to finish on schedule.
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Bydney
Ghiscow
Piama
Port Glascow
Mr. Lithgow
Ing Cerpentine
Barrow Lass
Wick
Gort
the Press
Amd
Bank Books For Babies in Scksomshere Parish
A whimsical note announces bank books for infants to start saving early. It mentions an opening deposit, parental responsibility, and a one shilling initial default not claimable by the parents. The text references local names and a thrift ethos, with playful asides about a “Colie-Woods” and a Puppermint Cure.
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Avery
Education of Aboriginals at Warangwala Station School
Reports to the Aborigines Protection Board detail the Warangwela Station school led by Mr. Lynch with 5 boys and 1 girl on roll. Teaching covered manual work, carpentry, reading, geography, and singing. a small garden, workshop, and memory readers supported pupil activity. The inspector commended classroom order, pupil behavior, and progress though noted spacing and discipline concerns, promising a follow up visit.
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Aborigines Protection Board
Warangwela Station
J. Lynch
Balfour Morgan Wan
Hughes
Matroo
Iss
Essorimens
We Aberiaines
Soha
R. Arnderson
Ube
Corak
William John Fryer
Alan
South Africa visit notes by Sir Watson on eRaire and resources
Alderman J Leitch hosts Sir Watson MP visiting South Africa. He describes late year rains, travel conditions, and the country’s natural resources. He contrasts with Rupert Russell’s resources, mentions labor costs, and warns about white labor oversight. He contemplates returning home and urges early selection by South Sydney League for good prospects.
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J. Leitch
Medfern
Watson
Sout
Africa
eRaire
Queensland
Welson
Teave Tor
South Sydney League
Teh
Scouts Medal Award and Control Ruling for Competition
A chaotic report describes a Boy Scouts medal presentation and control decisions for a forthcoming competition. It lists officials including Merurs, Thomas R. Howe as chair, John Shearn ton, Major Bown, and other military and naval figures. A concert and a parade involving 60 to 2100 Scouts is noted, with local troop movements and ceremonial duties outlined.
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Bing
Maina
Wad Lee
Mark Foy
Booth Wales
Wember
Cémailine
Merurs
Thomas R. Howe
We League
John Shearn
Ton
Royal Naval Heute
Major Bown
BBC
Goleee Haines
Saupyon
M'Marmm
J. Sotery
Voice of the People condenses reader letters on road work and tram plans
A flood of letters from Camperdown to Balmain critique traffic hazards on Parramatta Road, urge footway widening and safer access, and press for tram extensions to Balmoral Beach. Contributors discuss fruit market issues, public transport, and local governance, urging clearer planning and better civic services.
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Parramatta
Camperdown
Doman
Parramalls
Reed
Stabnironaire
Ide
Missenden-road
Amshern
Patramelta-road
Full Supply of Stored Energy for Emergencies
A compact caution urges keeping ample stored energy for emergencies. It argues that a prepared, competent person gains the best business standing, with regular, proper nourishment as the basis of real energy, and daily habits that build sustained vigor.
Grape Nuts Energy Claims in Dietary Benefit
A fragment describes Grape-Nuts aiding nerve and muscle energy through phosphate salts from wheat and barley. It claims the cereal rebuilds brain and nerve cells after daily exertion and business activity, ending with an unfinished thought about a reason.
Grape-Nats Debate on Privilege and Public Duty
A fragmentary report discusses private and public rights in the workplace and the balance between individual privileges and the duties of public bodies. The text questions whether private employer rules can be applied to public functions and the implications for workers.
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Wim Wader
Death of Bishop Doyle Revered Leader in Lismore
The Bishop Doyle funeral in Lismore drew large crowds as his body lay in state at the church Saturday night. Masses across churches remembered the prelate, with the Elamore Band leading the Dead March in a long procession to the Cathedral grounds. Archdeacon Whyte of the Church of England praised Doyle as a brilliant man.
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Kbs
Krounda
de Hibermiina
Hiberbiage
Thea Cane
Tn Caffe
Waleb
Battle
sc-Mazar
Ibepentor
Nersyane
Palin
Whyte
Church of England
Gilmore
Doyle
Ferry and Tug Boat Employees Demand New Hours and Wages
Workers on the Port Jarkenn and Manly Shippne Company and the tug boats seek a new weekly schedule. They push for eight hour days, 48 hour weeks, overtime pay, and 14 days annual leave, with ratios for different job roles and a six hour cap for some night duties. Union support and a week’s notice on shifts are urged, with rates listed for firemen deck hands mates cooks and engineers.
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Port Jarkenn and
Manly Shippne
Perry and
Tux
Arava
Wanda
Alweek
Unioniete
Dutien
Wharf Rand
Weace Ehali Chain
Vietnaling
Tug Basin
Tak
North Ryde site eyed for Crown estate plan
A proposed government action would designate Crown land at North Ryde along the Lane Cove River for development. The site near tropical gardens is described as large, high, rocky, and water bounded, with rail access discussed and potential ties to city suburbs and transport links.
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Ryde
Lane Cove
Netigaal Park
Font Rail
Herters Haberes
Missing Loyalties inquiries stir family searches in Lloyds Weekly News
A fragmented OCR summary lists inquiries in Lloyds Weekly News from April reporting many names and relatives seeking information on missing persons. The notes reference families linked to Australia New Zealand Canada and Ireland with multiple individuals last heard of decades ago and in various overseas locales. Relatives urge authorities to forward any data to Constable Fred Mitchell and local police stations as the search spans Melbourne London and Sydney among others.
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Lloyds
Lundob
Persops
Ailwiod
George
Kheatieyhae Blakey
Amalia
London
Australia
Allen Aske Holdway
Rage
Australlic
Arishannp
Sk ‘Nadel
William
Clio Io
Stark
AY Dartinghurst
Sieier Elleo
Stone
Thowas
Erich
Ken
Bisysy
Mary Weks
Mathds
Blakey
Dora Wroin
Melbourne
Australie
Brathor Willamis
Currell
Waller
Sontia
Darts
Rael
Eneiaat
Sopuie
Garlett
Prom Cansole
Jon Lésbr
Carlin Ganlard
Serks
Slater D. Gace Arm
Roland of
Pes
Spaz Nsw
Pattie
Ellen
Ana Murpl
Belmulle
Marn
Preece
Aetrali Brewerie
Shristehursh
New Zealand
Skeeter Wenle
Stone iGeorgi
Polly
Weick Moraes
St. Paul's
Sidruy
Wrnikey
Jamies
Wallace
Edward Wallace
Smlclian Wallace
India
Middleton
Cork
Fred Mitchell
Charente Whert
Gydary
Barward Gawker Waller
Stewer
Sean-street
Sydner
Thomas Pgh
Lane
ACS
Sydney
Corby
Walter Cox
Unford
England
Earl of
Ademmown
Nenmail
Booth Africah
Sydoes
Melobe
Jane Awty Bristocesio
Aear Aydoer
Helalyie
America
Patrick Davis
Moaina Sania
Athlone
Ireland
Boejam
Maas
TSA
WSK
Nfl Bere
Wits
bin Deseemlanin
NSIT
Hin Aiater
Ernest Calvert Wilkhisot
Wiilinton
Amt
Wellington
Edwin Inquires
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Rich Woman Hetty Green Faces Domestic Trials
Hetty Green, famed as the United States’ wealthiest woman, endures a changeable routine at her New York residence. Reports describe her daily concerns with servants, harsh judgments on domestic labor, and a wish for simpler living, amid public scrutiny of her mansion and finances.
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Hetty Green
United State
Aceyye
New York
St Rewis Eteimme
Avios Miri
Abe
Sotmesti
Jena
Hove
Desahier
Ysa
Fire at Kembla destroys cottage in Cyatrel Ramble area
A blaze in Wollongong at Cyatrel Ramble damaged a cottage occupied by families. Firefighters from Perth Company battled the flames, with three horses and a dog reportedly lost. Neighbors reported extensive smoke and heat where the building stood.
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Wollongong
Sloe
Cyatrel Ramble
Sasmd
Deatroyes
Perth
Lngoret
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