Rema Park Meeting Set With Saturday Entries At Warwick Farm
Racing notes reveal the peewiar meeting will start Monday at Remetery Park with a strong afternoon card and entries due by 4 pm Monday for Warwick Farm events on June 24. Moorefield program slated for July 1 with entries closing June 19. Highlights include Two-year-old Handicap Welter Mile and Flying Handicap, plus Hurdle Races.
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Let
New South Wales Rugby Team to Tour Bristans and Sydney Tests
The New South Wales rugby team will depart Sydney on the 21st for Bristans to meet Queensind on June 24 and July 1. James M. Maton is appointed manager with Strong and H. Triggs invited as accompanying workers. NSW vs Queensland matches set for Sydney on August 5 and 12. Public Schools competition results include Paddington and Woolloomira scores, while NZ NSW fences and combined schools games are scheduled at the Sydney Cricket Ground in July.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Bristans
Queensind
James M.maton
Messrs. 3
Strong
H. Triggs
Queensland
New Zeenat
Sy A. Rant
Fee Carpel Mechnes
NSW
Rugby Talga
Ae Bow. Secrsiary
Thal Teily
Oach
Paddington
Rosan Vehinds
Bik
Wari
Woollmira
Awe Tepaimes
Beblad
Auints
Vssitervaenereet
Redfern
Belude
Sydney Cricket Ground
Boxing Tournament Results at National Sporting Club
The National Sporting Club held a 415 tournament last night with Wella defeating Barliss in two rounds and Puch stopping Mt'Mahon in four. Warned beat Creeper in one, Coops defeated Fry on points in six, and Wear beat Willly in two. New Sury defeated Cospa on points in six as Wella also beat Farrell in two. Tonight at the Galery Club Clark of London headlines a best of three rounds bout with Toobs and Tothlade listed as willing contenders.
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National Sporting Club
Wis
Wella
Barliss
Puch
Mt'Mahon
Warned
Creeper
Unl Coops
Fry
Galery Club
Clark
London
Toobs
Tothlade
Sos Rood
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Burns
Lord's Ground Conditions Favor Bowlers in Quick Cricketer View
J C Grace Pha discusses Lord's Ground where Australians practice and the pitch influences scoring. Dry weather favours batsmen, wet conditions favour bowlers, yet the writing notes a difficult surface for scoring and suggests Remissing five strong batsmen for 321 may struggle on a bowler-friendly deck.
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Lord's Groun
Zackson
Markers Tournament Billiards Draw Held in Sydney
Acceptances close Monday for the Markers Tournament starting July at Messrs Helion and Smiths showroom Castlereagh Street Sydney. Amateur billiard championship heats run 600 up and final 1000 up with matches from June 12 to June 31 as Bellard Squires Belfield and Elwin compete for spots against current holder Spencer.
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Sydney
M Nsw
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Belfield
Elwin
Bellard
Spencer
Diseased meat for sale at small fray incident
Sydney Smilin pleaded guilty to incased meat for sale. He claimed shipments had been sent to an unspecified location. The magistrate fined him £40 with additional costs. The defendant faced a minor charge and was admonished.
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Destral Police
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Sydney
Rach Arcu
Most Honourable Distention Advertises Eucalypt Extract
An old medical pamphlet style claim touts Sander and Bons Eucalyptus Extract as superior and reliable for various ailments including severe wounds and ulcers. It lists alleged benefits and a promotional disclaimer from a Zionamer figure, urging use for galley wounds and general health.
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Mwestern Medical Review
Sander
Bons
Ndge Et
Zionamer
Duran
Prejudice Against Australian Goods Debate At Commission
Debate on local manufacture prejudice continues as witnesses urge branding to prove origin of goods. Beale warns misrepresentation harms Australian industry while acknowledging trepidation among makers about disclosed origins and potential ruin if products are labeled as Australian.
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Ir John Quick
Clowens
Octegius C. Beale
Associated Chambers of Manufacture
Wamsley
Australia
Tia
House of Repreantativeu
Beale
Haa Ba
Wedlion Mills
Macesce
Wepeetetam
Witkens
Night porter shares tales of duties and unions in a coffee palace
In a dim vestibule a night porter recalls cleaning dining rooms, locking doors, and guiding boarders to rooms. He contrasts low pay with tales of workers, unions, and distrust of collective bargaining, while a disturbance outside hints at a late night clash.
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Day of the Gun on the Flagship Buryains Armament
Inside the Royal Navy flagship Buryains crewed today for gunnery practice on a fleet of 9.2 inch and 2 pdr guns. The article details crew quarters, ammunition handling, turret operation, and the swift loading cycle achieving 16 to 17 shots in two minutes while describing the ship’s intricate mechanical systems and safety features.
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Perio
Royal Navy
Thia
Mohr
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Circular Quay
Beury
Togo
Rohdeecyensky
Inside the Photo Studio The Secret Work of Modern Portraitmaking
A Mayhem of bright lights and shadowy rooms reveals how modern photographers craft portraits. The re touching team operates in narrow rooms with ventilated desks and screened windows as specialists remove blemishes and refine features.
Local Credit Firm Forms to Battle Usury
A 1904-era notice from the Australasian market mentions Bouler of Chamberlain's Cough Temay, a finance firm named Mont de Plete Co. Ltd, and a capital amount of £106,000. It notes a company formed to suppress usury and lists General Manager Eustace Bennett.
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Mont de Plete Co. Ltd
Eustace Bennett
Parliament Tariff Commission Hearings Aired Amid Mockery
A chaotic session of the Tariff Commission featured harsh exchanges as Parliament members accused and insulted each other over protectionist policy. Speakers, including Mr Clemons and Mr Fowler, debated whether manufacturers should be labeled robbers or parasites, while the chair noted strong language from all sides.
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Sphutor Clemons
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Jury convicts in manslaughter case at Central Court
After two hours' deliberation the jury finds Father Ake, an aged woman, guilty of manslaughter in the murder of Mary Harriet Parritt near Paddington on May 3. The court records a strong mercy recommendation due to her age. The accused pleads innocence before sentencing. Judge Rogers orders three years' light labour in Darlinghurst Gaol.
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Central Criminal Court
Mary Harrietc
Uy Paddinston
Rogers
Darlinghurst
Marrickville Hospital Ball Report
A Marrickville Hospital ball at St George's Hall Newtown proves highly successful both socially and financially. Strong committee supervision and representative families back the event with excellent catering and music, ensuring a very enjoyable evening.
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Newtown
Smc
Hoth
Hickess
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