Kensington midweek race meeting with close finishes
A large Kensington crowd enjoyed an engaging program on Wednesday with brisk betting and several tight finishes. Fans backed favorites, and results featured notable performances by horses like Chantmas, Little Swan, and Silver Lady amid a busy schedule and upcoming entries for Friday and next week at Rosebery Park and Forest Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
O'Mara
Rosébery Park
Balls
Hlorseshoe
Kenington
Ap Lock Arrea
Seoutil Davorite
Chantmas Ant Rerase
Pieters
Seit
Son
Srent Guived der
Lave Weller
Bias Bote
al- Abels An Laoch Dus
iAinf
Phioe Hazy
Haut
Brion Tureikes
Wille Aletance Vis
Abbou
Om Lay
Silver Lay
Eal Meek
Little Swan Grill
Kenney
Goa
Welaveday
Bley
Beavon
Delag
Balburet Canine Racing Finalists Reported
A fragment from a 19th century racing page records results from a coursing event. Balburet and other dogs competed in the All-Aged Stakes with various winners and place-getters noted, including Mr. Moy’s Quartella and J. Dames’s entries. Prizes included a top purse and runner-up awards as the field advanced through rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
Sakon
EL Moy
Mewsre
Heamverit
Bel End
J. Dames
Henrietta
Hereford
LE Lewach
Seer
Erin
Bete-a-Wee
Weil Stewie
Sramphony
Xl Jn
G. Wy
Wortarot Erie
Rick Star
Biusern
Creer Dyehere
Sudeay Gorton
Mytery
New Zealand Rugby Union Offer Talks on Colonial Tour Costs
A distorted wartime style note discusses potential offers by the New Zealand Union for a set tour of matches. It explores financial obligations, shared revenues, and the total cost of a planned round trip including the return from Kuala to a colonial destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ze Ind
South Wales Union
W Bich
New Ireland
New South Wales
Sringieg
Chle Oouay
New South Wrise Union
Kuala Ie
Arwt Sucessor
Unina
New Zealand
Mollineuy
Tom
Australie
New Table Tennis Society Formed in New South Wales
A new body named Taule Tatinit Amnorlation has been formed and admitted to the NSW sports Club. Its aim is to function as a table tennis affiliate of the Lawn Tennis Association. The provisional officers include Mekre HC Molden Munkensie and CK Robertson with secretary likely ernle sated. The note mentions a monetary increase of £100 a year for a New Zealand chief official.
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New South Wales
NSW
Lawn Tennis Association
Mekre HC
Molden
Munkensie
Guretary
Buchanan
L Dean
Hicks
CK. Robertson
Erle
Runedli
New Zealand
Acullat
Sydney Bicycle Club Affiliates with Cyclists Union
The Sydney Bicycle Club plans to affiliate 100 members with the Cyclists Union and expects a further increase later. The UK mile race has been postponed from the 25th. A large entry has been received for the table team in handicap with Messrs Butlin Galpin Long and Baylis to judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Cyclists’ Union
Butlin
Galpin
Long
Baylis
Railway Service Cycling Club announces June to October run card
Mr W H Thompson secretary announces a Saturday afternoon cycling engagement for June to October. Entries close this evening for Cleve Club's half mile handicap to be decided at the Sydney Cricket ground. Prizes are 6, 4 and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thompson
Railway Service Cycling Club
Belfield Prevails In NSW Billiards Championship Match
In a Sporla Club billiards event, J B Belfield defeated Hope Spencer Rumball and Condon amid a NSW championship night. Belfield won most games and led by large margins, securing overall victory on Wednesday evening and retaining his lead through the final racks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporla
Smateh Chambuay
New South Wales
J.B. Belfeld
Hope, Spencer
Rumball
Condon
Belfield
GaEth
Condan
Helbeld
Canon
Comton
Wiifodeenil
Swimming quarter mile record at gala in Champman pool
The annual Suniversary Gala at the Public Burgi Bath featured a quarter mile swimming record attempt. Notables including Nuttallis Rames and Dushesof drew cheers as swimmers hit distances from 50 to 490 yards with times noted, while R. Cavill in Australia is cited with a 57 2 3 mark at Wangagal New Zealand.
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Chackmanman
Tne
Yarie
Min Diane
Yanda
Australasia
R. Cavill
Wangagal
New Zoaland
Perrusey
Cricket bowling rule change eyed by English press
A late 19th century English sports note discusses potential reforms to the bowling crease rule, including extended seeing innings and legality questions. It cites critics and supporters, mentions John Gunn and Taateer of fant, and references future tests in England and an American trip.
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MCC
London
John Gunn
Rane Bean
Bulaiad
Mitchett
Lowe
Che University
la Apie
Tom Emily
P. Fe ‘Aroer
Rhodes
Hirst
Orsadeld
Vin. Armerrong
Dutt
Howking
Wade
Hagland
Vherasin
Thames Ditton
Tui Poe
Hod Am Luangs
Duff
Armstrong
Sophine Fre
Vonsl
Major Wardill
Stecei
Algerica
Anie
Doarnemouth
Mustings
Bette
Reagwd
Wallies
Yim
Jo Eyteat
Ie Ted
Mike
Gerne
Ayiman
Ces, Sale Tew Proamal Vo Telus Ia Oh Pep Emul Wae Tee Teotwrd, Ator
Serge CramniEe
Simem
Andie
Muase
Aciine- Reine
Reily
Ariotindstal Rail Ry
Mtoe
Ues
Tores
Clee
LAA
Spenceagen
Wecking
Priain Gomi
Ealeor Perry
Kas
Petitions for Laval Government Bill presented at Par Vapent
Mr Eutell MLA and John Hurley presented petitions in support of the Laval Government Bill at Par Vapent. At Newtown Police Court a man named Capstable J.B. Harper faced charges for sparking at Newtons on November 9, 1901, as police arrested another man. Phillipa alias Cheeky was fined £4 with costs and one month hard labor for the incident.
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Laval
Eutell
Fre Wee
Ant Platteburg
John Hurley
Tiloa Tuba
Percy Phillipe
Cheeky
War Sharma
Newtown
J.B. Harper
Newtons
Cum Stable
Lim
Phillipa
Chamberlain
Speech on parliamentary reform stalls amid heated debate
The debate on reform drags on as members clash over government conduct. Lawmakers accuse the administration of wasting time while calls for faster action and clearer proposals intensify. Government supporters defend stance, highlighting procedural battles and party loyalties.
Fragmentary account of parliamentary session adjournment
In a disrupted meeting the Wrester resisted intimidation while Pitspstrick kept order with language rules. Members lounged and chatted, Webster moved to adjourn as Bleath railed against alleged wartime waste. Jerome and others spoke on time wastage before a division and adjournment at Lahaan.
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Pitspstrick
Webster
Mr. Bleath
Jowen
el Om
Lahaan
Williamson's Future on Stage as Roadshow Ends
A beleaguered theatre scene reviews Williamsons Future a play presented at Roe theatre. The performance drew curious crowds and mixed reviews with Gris Palnita among the cast while management faced friction over production issues. Audiences followed the action as Mr Williamson took a bow. A lack of strong box office and managerial tensions shadowed the closing remarks.
Priday's Mails and a World of Timelines
Fragmented OCR notes describe mail routes and travel paths between Australasian centers and other regions. Mentions Melbourne, Gabon, and Tasmanian links through ships and ports with unclear timing.
Pensioner warned at meeting of commerce and crown events
An elderly man warned attendees at a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of Ave trelia about patients and regiments. The discussion covered public library events, uniform vaccination, and a calendar tied to the Sovereign’s birthday and royal carol season.
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Advertised by Chemists
A striking classified style claim promotes a guaranteed cure for piles using products named Miind, Bividine, or Protrudine from manufacturers of Tae Otstment. The ad asserts success with a money back guarantee and mentions wholesale distributors like Munsey and locations such as Shoe Lane Lagden.
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Munsey
Tayo Mtbnci
Lagden, Ee
Shipping Diagram From A Fragmentary Record
Fragmentary OCR content describes shipping terms and vessel names with unclear phrases. It mentions Captain Wie, Portan, and Beaty along with various place names and scattered nautical terms. The text appears as a garbled historical shipping note lacking coherent events or outcomes.
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Anne Lacy
Desiac
Salley
WiKar Ibebion
Sieteger
Eokane Paceroony
Yagar
Captain Portan
Tram
Phileas
Unclear Maritime Mystery Across Fading Text
Fragmented OCR text shows a maritime setting with references to ships, crews, ports, and dates in a period newspaper voice. Names like Malice, Sarita Tegal, and Expedition not clearly defined appear amid garbled ship terms and place markers, suggesting a bloated nautical notice.
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Owho
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Feault
Redfern
A. B Bateman
Rosebery Turk
Forest Lodge
Myres James
Albert
Poinlion
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Caanys Hertel
George-street
Farsa & Club
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Cones
Keehale
Kenzie
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Wae
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Linden
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Tas
Winnealay
AJC
Perryman
Asurt
Feemasa
Joe Brown
Tow Baled
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Walle
Grand National
Volcante
Rove
Tan Farvarancia Hospital
Lr Kearney
Cormiat
Forres
Dave Ass
St Georgestreet
Sidoer
Hunter
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Fae
McLaughlin
King-Ney
Robinson
Ara Drainere
Cerebol
and Sten
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Taoyadlinen
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William Itsteed
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Liniy
D'Suilvru
Dal
Hurtey
Labour Party
Yeaig
Cnk
Uue
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Hartlny Tncarete Sa
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Halt
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Mr. Ander
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Fayersten Ol Ite
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Atel
Acyreas
Byles
Jesus Thaaire
Simpeay Wiis
Priday
GIO
Selves
Wien Auncraila
Reibourne
THE
Commonwealth Parliament
Thomas Warren
Warne Way
Chambers of Commerce
Birthiay
Prine
Wales
Wee Lombent
Sachem
Lewrne
Moe
Crete
Fe Levy Sas
Cssahary
Seek
Ita
Dermmtienh Mumia
Paster
Eteuaver
Sions
Uirabir
Yasreamcor
Hesirama
Tnt
Owen
Vontgets
Sauna
Strom Serarbet
Aong Oeemai Adee Ewe Ees Naire
Deme Ree
Wolfe
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