Two Stallions Sold for Stud Duty in Gulf Districts
At Brisbane last week the Thoroughbred stallions Bukhurst and Royal Ned, formerly owned by Mr J M'GUI, were sold privately and will stand at stud in the Gulf districts. A Kingston meeting at Kensington yielded lively racing with Loquat winning the Fourteen-Ous Handicap and Adore taking the Flying Handicap. Jockey A A Norris returned from a spell to win on Adore and Horser in two events, while notable horses, trainers, and bookmakers featured throughout the day. A Tasmanian gossip notes veteran Thomas Reibey’s jockey discipline debate and a Carrick race episode where a trainer’s actions caused upheaval.
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Bukhurst
Royal Ned
J. M’gui
Brisbane
Gulf
Loquat
Egypt
Ruatamata
Adore
Comet
Alberto
Malden
Lovee Charm
Director
New Zealand
Fay
Love Charm
Spyglass
Salient
Little Trent
Trentmore
Adeline
Adelaide
Brown Alice
Dinga Din
Gun
Rienzi
Carlton
A. A Norris
Kensington
Horser
M-Ponald
W. Barnet
Ho Dove
W. Montgomery
W. Suttle
Perth
W.A
Con
Hurley
Kensing
Paul Neroo
Victoria Park
Challenge
Horace
Myall Quen
Lord Beauchamp
Hie Pav
Rosehill
Stanley Wootton
Wren
Wootton
Elleabwita
Geelong
Victoria
Sallaway
Feld
Salli Ray
Lady Baker
Thomas Reibey
Tasmania
Commonwealth
Uitle Island
Carrick
Billiards match details and tournament results at Sydney venues
In a billiards contest for 8000 up Lindrum led 3236 to 2668 with a 370 break the biggest yet, Williams fouled but play continued after discussion. Lindrum later posted 4008 with breaks including 116 154 77 58 and 86, while his rival rallied with 113 155 188 101 to lose 2857 to 1134 behind. At Mousrs Parlor several players, including MDeed Elson Fridges and Boat, faced results as handicaps updated and draws set for the next round. Thomas and Oxford were rehandicapped, with replays scheduled for Friday night.
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Linstm
Wittens
T Alcock
Wybe
Lindiod
Genege Street
Sydney
Williams
Lindrane
Lindrum
Helron
Smith's Parlor
Castlereagh-strent
Mo M'Deed
Australian swimming champion Beaurepaire plans tour
A letter from manager RM Collins outlines Beaurepaire’s intended two week London stay then a northern club tour ending in Hastings to train. The program lists July fixtures at Crystal Palace and Blackpool, then August Leicester and Sheffield events, with a possible New York visit. Rules limit expenses and prohibit gifts, affecting exhibition dates and entry in small handicaps.
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RM. Collins
Beaurepaire
London
Hastings
Crystal Palace
England
Blackpool
Paris
Leicester
Sheffield
Cape
Clubs outline plan to tour under ASA rules for Australian swimmer
The clubs express readiness to make offers and intend to tour under ASA terms. They seek to coordinate with ASA to send a swimmer to Australia on the same conditions as current arrangements.
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Wich
ASA
Australia
Sencom
Rugby union fixtures set with university and public school teams
The Metropolitan Rugby Union rescheduled Second and Third Grade matches to June 1 and July 3 and 9. At University Oval the Combined Public Schools versus University first and second teams will contest annual fixtures. Armidale Maori versus New England drew, with two more New Zealand Rugby Union players to join, and injuries reported from Wellington prior to travel to Sydney. A hearty send off was given to the team.
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Roas
T.K
Evans
N. South
Rujlegs
Rogers-Horton
Tasker
N.C
Bundock
Tors Wards
Grieve
Biddulph
Roberta
Cameron
St. J
Sea
M'Intyre
White
Foy
Brady
Creator
Macdonald
Willis
Barry
Stewart
O'Shea
Moore
Meredith
New Zealand
Rugby Union
Bark Mhen
Wellington
Sydney
Avery
New Zealand Lawn Tennis Sees Canterbury Row Over Davis Cup
The New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association meeting faced a dispute as Canterbury delegates argued for control and secrecy surrounding Davis Cup matters. They urged a special conference to review the governing body’s actions and to decide the NZ championship venue for 1910 amidst calls for transparency.
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New Zealand
Canterbury
le Managemat
Cantenary Association
New Zealan Association
Australseinn Association
Secre
South Wales Team Plans Touring Matches Amid Rugby Talks
A South Wales Australian Rules squad head for Brisbane to face Queengland and Moana Pareten as discussions push for New Zealand and Dominion tours. Rumors swirl of Rugby Union players defecting to Rugby League, with officials unsure how to stop departures. The Wellesley College and Royal Sydney Club events highlighted local competitions, including singles and doubles handicaps, schoolgirl championships, and upcoming fixtures.
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Augis
New Zealand
Axl Northern Union
Newtown Rugby Union Northshere
Canino
South Sydney
Bathurat
Western Rugby Union
Tox
Rugby League
Larkin
Leagun
Wolleschnapps
Never neglect a cold says old time remedy ad
A vintage warning urges immediate care for a cold highlighting risks of neglect. It claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures every cold if taken at first contact and promises to save doctor bills and later suffering.
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Woods
Fragmented Reading: Poem Fragments and Mournful Lines
Fragmentary OCR yields a stream of verse with religious and romantic motifs. Imagery shifts between springtime hopes and a wandering youth, hinting at love, beauty, longing, and sorrow. The text appears as scattered lines rather than a cohesive editorial piece.
Dispute Over Rent Ends in damages award
In No 1 Jury Court Justice Sty presiding a four man jury awarded Charles Albert Miller £200 against William Mahon for breaking and entering Avonchester farm occupying premises and seizing goods. The defendant denied liability and claimed the farm and goods belonged to plaintiff. The case cited alleged rent disputes and eviction by bailiffs, with damages assessed at £200 after a lengthy trial.
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Justice Sty
Charles Albert Miller Eied
William Mahon
Avon
Healdes
Curcis
Ty Mesers
A.B. Shaw Ang
M’donald
A.A. Shaw
Singleton
Plainiief
Mr. Drackot
Messrs. Dawson, Waldras
Glover
W. Bawdon
Lasti Health Prompts Mixed Medical Notes and Fevers
Fragmentary notes mention health concerns and fevers with scattered references to treatments and names. The garbled text lists terms like medicine, fever, and names, suggesting an informal health recap or field notes without clear patient or date details.
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