Newtown United Friendly Societies Dispensary Celebrates Jubilee
A banquet marked the twenty one year anniversary of the Newtown United Friendly Societies Dispensary at their Enmore Road ball. Attendees included State Treasurer T Waddell and MLA J F Smith. Speakers praised progress since its 188? founding, noting lodges expanded membership from seven lodges and 144 members to 447 on the books, with monthly per-member fees rising to support premises moves and a tablet unveiling for past Presidents.
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Newtown United Friendly Societies
Enmore Road
Newtown
P. J. Burton
Wors Svsars
T. Waddell
J. . J. Stuart-Rothertaom
M.L.A
J. F. Smith
Hordern Nired
Schunberg Ledige
DA. Wiliam Gene Lodge
Hearts of Oak
Gar of Peace
Temporanés
Pia Consiaia
Waddell
H Willams
Kitchen
Wheat Lectures for Farrar Memorial Fund Held
A Farrar Memorial Fund committee met at 2 Barker Street to plan lectures to aid the fund. Mr H C L Anderson will lecture on Agricultural Possibilities of New South Wales at the Osborne Hall York Street this Friday. Further talks by R W Peacock G L Suess and F P Guthris will cover wheat growing and milling. Proceeds aim to establish bursaries at Agricultural Colleges for wheat improvement research. Local court reports mention Port Macquarie and Port Stevens trials, with two injuries in Glebe and Hexham incidents.
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Farrar Memorial Fund
H.C. L. Ansdervon
Oestenary Hall
York-street
New South Wales
R. W. Peacock
Muumeer
Bathurst
G-L. Sues
Cowra
FP. B. Guthris
Department of Agriculture
Gervaga Siaina
Ube Lewastlo
Port Macquaris
Wauchope
Waa ‘Mo
William ‘Tryce
Cowper-street
Glebe
Mockchaie
Harold Brinkswort
Messrs. J
A. Brown
Hexham
Tega
Ooo
Horse racing notes from Warwick Farm meeting tense and dramatic
Reports from Warwick Farm and Randwick detail jumps falls and a damaging injury to Lamora at Ellersmere Handicap. True Scot wins Birthday Cup as officials probe A.D. Douald and Bell for racing irregularities while Westmead prevails in a tight field. Numerous horses and riders face incidents, with banishments and cautions issued, and a bustling program across Meadow Valley courses.
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Warwick Farm
C. Priven
Wales
Gailimore
Lamora
Wan Acen
Auwaely
Scot
Ade- Waine
Destialst
A.D
Notwisa
Bailiwick
Uush Read
Bouty Ud Loa Sipak
Zackers
Jack
Ua Bory
Lou Head
J. Smith
Worchlugum
Win- Bela
Li. C. Waitt
Positana
H.C
Hermes
Westmead
Mordialloe
Lonnies
F. E. Mayo
Randwick
A. Redding
A.J.C
Fider
Rucnal
Prince of Wales
Hirthrey
Huntwick
Belair
de Taverlio
Hussler
Fiysiler
Thelma Dashwood
Wad
Hustler
Kendledale
Inter Party
Tur
Sovy
Princess May Bixkes
Merling
Beousht
Piatters
Arlington
Altps
Rrony
Mat Roa
Alibi
Lady Fusnalt
Decofiatie
Allie
Guoldar Rove
Ingersole
Athurst
Victoria Park
AllinRton
Beira
Ellesmere
Victoria Fark
Hosealle
Yabba Gabba
Mian Basa
Lavelord
Yarray
Hundl
Rovebank
Mervellieux
Thelma
Nertormet Bally
Ty Pincara
der Laagedip
Liz Will Sory
Victoria Park Races Weights For Wednesday
Weights for the midweek meeting at Victoria Park list horses and jockeys including Cocky, Roser, Bevis, Slane, Tay Rita, and Heemit. The card notes entries across Moore, Morice, and others with likely contenders in the fields.
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Victoria Park
Miver Roser
Sa Tar Rae
Tay Rita
Chafonne
Morice Gall Boy
Boxing and Wrestling Championship Trials at Galactic Club
The NSW Amateur Boxing and Wrestling Championship, under the control of the NSW Sports Club, opens at the Gallery Athletic Hall next Wednesday. Honorary officials include Boxing Mefuree HL Beckett, judges Weyland and Parbury, with weigh-ins and draws listed for bantam to welterweight bouts. Results and matchups feature Gulligan, Artistell, Leonard, Thompson, and multiple contenders in a dense program of bouts and technical details.
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Siz Gulligan
Artistell
Licuson
Galacy
Nist
Leonard
Thompson
N.S.W
Gairty Athletic Hall
Mefuree
HL Beckett
Juders
Messrs
E.G. Weyland
D. Parbury
Mr. Crowk
W. Kerr
W. Graham
P Cheadle
Ro Crow
Ro Crow Ring Atewerd
WS Rowley
Gaffney BT
White
EW. Capman
J. C Jonkins
Hasp
Grogs
Vauhan
Reather
Shannon v. Aoi
Ogivy
Pitsipha
We S Dymant
Dana Wener Wright
A.B. Paitin
Rosenthal
Wreittine
H. Rolmer
Owe
Hedner
Mineo
Mindie
B. Schaider
L Blakeley
W. Smythe
V. T. Wirkham
Balmain Swimming Club Social and Medal Presentation
At Wilhelmy's Hall in Svanesgrees Rozellc a large crowd attended the Balmain Swimming Club social and medal presentation for the season. Dancing followed a musical programme, and a joyful evening concluded with socializing. Messrs. F. Eller and Li Hart with Miss Hyde acted as companions.
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Wilhelmy's
Svanesgrees
Rozellc
Balmain
Dancine
Messrs
F. Eller
Li Hart
Mise Hyde
NSW Amateur Championship Golf Draws for Saturday Start
The NSW Amateur Championship opens Saturday with multiple first round matchups. Players include Shepherd vs Dingo, Colaubous vs Harrison, O'Brien vs Gilles, and Fairley, Gore, Laidley, Metenite, and others listed across clubs like AGC RSGC and Concord. Current pairings feature Hib Kent, Kent vs Keen, and Laytonjun among the pairings, with many players named from Hunter's Hill, RSGC, Concord, Killara, and Marrickville clubs.
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N.S.W
C Shepherd
V. G. Dingo
Be Colaubous
A.C
YK. Harrison
Dobroyde
D. H. O'Brien
AGC
Gilles
Prafield
Ross Gore
Usg.c
W. Fairy
RSGC
SB Laidley
Rsg.c
Fal AL Busan
Manure
P. Sydney Jones
Marriecleriat
C. T. Metenite
Stepany
Christos
Hunter's Min
HM. Cockshut
Reading
J. Kidd
Killers
Killers), 8. Magan
RSG
Y. Hor Lysagt
Hunter's Hill
Wo. A. Freeman
V. W. B Pairtaz
Concord
H. F. Kegt
Y. BJ. B. Macarsiur
Mackonaic
Hunter's
He Bo Gritton
B.J. Byringthorpe
New Superintendent of Fisheries Stead Appointed
Mr Stead, native of this State and over 31, has long studied nature and fishery matters. His work includes The Fisher at Australia and South Wales reports and he is a leading member of the Linnean and Australian Societies. He was urged by the Fisheries Commissioners to join the department in 1902 and has served as Natura heretofore.
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Steat
Hanneeig
New Bourn Walna Fteves
North Sydvey
Stead
Iba New South Wales
Fisheries Department
Maat Weil Kowre
Auetealla
Arhhory
Paul
Eneland
Oitier
South Wales
New South Wales
Sia Tee
Lingeas Society of
New South
Zootenical Society
New
Seu Wales Naturales
Te Agustina Society
Fire at Samray street shop destroys goods
A small fire at the shop of E. Smith, 15 Woollen Street, Martinghurst, caused by a blaze at about eight o'clock evening damaged crockery, tinware, and paper. Fire brigade from Morosopas extinguished flames, with water damage to shop and surroundings. Undersaker H N Bull attended the scene.
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Samray Steaing
Morriy
Crockery Morchan
Loumwaser
Gxford-uirvet
Paddington
Orrporinr
Emith
Mosropsinay Piro Brigade
Rugby football crowd trouble mars Pittaroy-Fusendon match
Newcast tipoff crowd turmoil after a Pittaroy Fusendon fixture ends with players forcing entry to the dressing rooms. A plainclothes constable is struck as police restore order, while Redfern and East Sydney post conduct in league play and Paddington, Sydney City, and Northern Union records amid a chaotic scene.
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Pytaroy-Fusendon
Victoriam
Redfern Na Salida
Redfern
Ovat
Scwtawn
Bast Sydney
Keatern
Srores
VM An
Eonie
Betinite
Pyimuay Ko
Pere
Xperown
Balmsin
Ad East Sydney
Gomle
Paddington
Pont
Sydney Cuirsrvise
Tarim Fas
Pirat_ Geate
Wollongong Choral Festival Highlights Local Talent
The Wollongong event featured Lares audience seating at Wollongong Town Hall with performances by a wide array of choirs and soloists. Conductors included Al Derl Bows and F. Rusie, with prizewinners and student musicians from multiple clubs and schools. The day-long program showcased orchestral tunes, solos, and choral pieces, ending with a concluding concert amid celebratory remarks.
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Klama
FC Sivat Wollongong
Susie Riddle Corcmal
Muliy
Bidib
Twsiner
Len
Peetorméra
Plane
Wol- Wakouk Cromieirel Sexiesy Ceuminetwr
CW Penitiy
Sof Blooming
FA. Flachet
Winnie Frayer
Bulmain
Horus
Kiraville
Ieonauetor
Guliaeher Quatiann
F. Rusie
iBeleuehure
Reobabive
Calmaini
Wallingong
Polly Galvin
Eileen Galvin
Carter
Towle
Wallongong
M. A. Geetad
Wollongong
Vaie
Alsun'e Pointy
G. Weighe
Stanmnare
SRM
Gladye S. Maneing Ist
Pater
Gwynne Ilabe
Ehovre
Splendid Boat Race Between University Crews
In a Sydney and Melbourne clash Adelaide University wins a tight boat race over Sydney and Melbourne crews. The event features top rowers such as Inglle and Defoe with strong performances by Adelaide University rivals. The result marks a notable victory by the Adelaide team in the half mile course amid a festive regatta atmosphere.
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Ad Tuide
Bar
Urdas
Kydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Sydney
Aml
Tty Bork
Will Adelaide
Amino Sisec
Expwen
K. Inglle
Ver Dob
Smith
Hots
Dowslire
Hays
Fraser Isin
Dow
Adelaide University
B. Prinsdorf
Po. Abbougi
G. HE Burnett
HW. Gill
AY. Tasnie
A. J. Kennedy
Wemitton
Kurrt Kurri Item Highlights Local Events and Awards
Fragmented OCR lists games, performances, prices, and names tied to KUERE KURRT. Highlights include Hector Eq Geiad, Micah BS, David Waskoo, Mageie Sharman, and Robert Gare in a page of scores, concerts, and notices. Mentions near term events, prizes, and civic items with several underlined names and places.
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Lamberts Hall
Mana Jones
Alor
Hector
Tinmerile
Chi Miven
Waskoo Crisiel
Mav
Tianoferré
Bul
Uuiler
Mageie Sharman
Robert Garenail
Kure
Wurm
Aug Yvane
Stanford Merthyr
Visit by Governors and Minister to barren Jack works
The Governor General the Governor of New South Wales and Mr Lee Minister for Public Works will tour barren Jack tonight to inspect water and power works amid the project. Mr Lee visited his office and prepared departmental tasks during the holiday. The visit allows officials to view the mountain undertaking and the Minister in charge, Mr Ken, will oversee inspection of key sections. A separate note reports a young man J Farrell killed by a falling log and local council deciding to permit bicycle races on the cross road without special permission.
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New Sou Wales
Lee
Pubiic
Sydney
Laapactiog
Witer Connerred Tou Works
Barron Jack
Lert
Jock
Henide
Will Ford
Ken
Evaney Wille
J. Farrell
North
Kjewarra Council
Ross
Cilleren
Pertet
Bok Crimiaba
Kevine
Opium Search Fails as Milk Cargo Quietly Claimed
Port Adelaide customs officers boarded the steamer Kyda from West Australia seeking opium believed hidden with condensed milk. After a thorough investigation no opium was found among luggage and cargo. authorities remain convinced the illicit drug may have been aboard.
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SNCS
Kydria
West Australia
Institutea
Bad
Strong
Port Adelaide
Actine
BichelricUoan
Sagernad
Custoia
Orlock
Thatentinn
Boardine
Anchorage
Aleamer
Ber
Panesar
Ted Romi
Australia
West Aua
Fatal throat cut at Mortdale residence reported
A man found with his throat cut at a Mortdale home on Universal street, with wounds treated by Dr M'Land. He was moved to Alfred Hospital where doctors hope for his recovery. The injured man, identified as George Hudeos, is described as a 2 ab supine occupant. The incident is under investigation.
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George Hudeos
Universal Street
Mortdale
Dr M'Land
Reberrilie
Alfred Bospital
Bts Renrrerr
Tuesday's Mails From GLP D Towmarsaw and Overseas Declared
Mails from GLP D Towmarsaw list overseas packet dispatches to Fiji Hoasinlu Carat U S of America General America and Canada with routes via RMS Marama at 291 p m for Nate Be Thank of Beart overland to Beurbanr 230 pm for Treone ay and Port Macquarie per Wauchope 4 pm for Colled King dom and Europe Ind Mwuri Hus overland to Adelake and further via MB Bevambey 2a pm for Britasate deviers adrdveeed to person board and other destinations including ANGiaRaE 434 Pre toe WMS and Srlkauniay 6 390 pm.
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U.S
Amerie
Genral
America
United Kingdom
Europe
Marama
Nate
Beart
Srlkauniay
Ceta Hartor
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