Turf Racing Notes from Kewstogion Meeting
A detailed report from a turf meeting at Kewstogion covers a small field of contenders, betting fluctuations, and horse performances. It notes Specs being disqualified for life after reacting at the barrier, and Cocos, Yellow Mantle, and Firelight contesting the finishes, with Cocoa prevailing in the event. The piece previews upcoming races and entries, including promises of a large program and renewed betting, plus a long list of entrants and weight allocations for future events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewstogion
Jockesa
Byind
Brisbane
Spee IL
Gm Quatn
Frijey
P. O'Mara
Pourtensony
Scva
A. E Raleman
Peta
Rosebery Park
Newcastle
Pis Tractions
Olive
Stu
Peive
Diguura
Abe
Kanebery Park
Kevningtoon
Carmenta
Metalloid
Persecution
Billiards markers tournament continues at Mesurs
The markers event resumes Wednesday night at Mesurs, with Helron and Smith's showrooms listing results. T. Taylor led with 260, Greenwood close at 265, R. Mayne defeated P. Valley by 141, while Blamarck faces G. Foster and others. John Robarts to begin Australia tour in Adelaide in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesurs
Helron
Cycling club road race results and handicaps listed
The Paddington Bicycle Club event winner Fowles clocked a rapid time in the Ten Miles Race on the Botany-Byanerong course last Saturday. Handicaps for the Surry Wood Club Twenty Miles Race, to be decided Saturday, include Debus M Kay Malrose Spence Meec Allen Doman Burns Fouls Hopping Francis Kain Biewold Steel Hopkins Wood Stewart Willitts Gosa Lann Henderson among others. The Glave Club five miles race handicaps for the Maroubra Long Bay course feature A T South Thearlo W Bulfin O Harding A Roe WB Hay A Stilling M Smnieh T Field CW Welles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington Bicycle Club
Botany-Byanerong Course
Fowles
Surwood Club
Debus
M'Kay
Malrose
Spence
Imin
A Allen
Zid
Doman
Burns
Fouls
Hopping
Francis
W. Kain
Biewold
Steel
Hopkins
J. Kain
Jmin
Wood
Gmin
Stewart
Willitts
Gosa
Lann
Min
Henderson
Glave Club
Maroubra-Long Bay Course
A. T. South
T. Thearlo
W. G. Bulfin
Harding
A. Roew
WB. Hay
A. Stilling
M Smnieh
T. Field
C. J. Welles
Polo carnival highlights Dubbo event winners
In the Dubbo Carnival Weetalabah won the Cup valued at £50. Castlereagh defeated Dubbo 3 goals to 1, Weetalabah beat Dubbo 6 to 4, and Weetalabah beat Castlereagh 0 to 1. Polo Ball Race won by B Jones. J Mack won the Obstacle and Clear and Umbrella Races. James and M Mastere won the Tandem Race. The Ladies Bracelet was won by C H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetalabah
Castlereagh
Dubbo
B. Jones
J. Mack
James
M'Mastere
C.H Brown
Parramatta District Junior Cricket Final Thriller
In the Second Orsole Junior Cricket Competition final for Parramatta district, Avethmen B won by two wickets and 15 runs, overcoming a strong Parramatta North B reply. North B posted 198 with Saunderman's 114, then West Endeavor B countered with 124 by H Orasnes before Parramatta North B rallied to 235, led by J Saunders with 62. The Eniteswor Hi side failed to chase, and Endeavor B claimed the Maizich medals for the second year in this tense title clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatis North
J, Saunders
Eniteswor Hi
Co Creguer
Saunders
Ammlury
Mlapia
Crampey
Vaissen
Carriet
Local cricket match yields high scores and record season
In Central Cumberland a match drew heavy interest as Parramatta Not B 103 and 20h faced Endeavor DB 258 and 444 for eight wickets. Cranney hit his third straight century with four during the season. A social and awards ceremony followed at Waterloo Surry Cricket Club with trophies presented and a scorer praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bausdorn
Cumberland
Mgures
Parramatta Nott
Endeavor DB
Endeavor M
A. Cranney
Uhis
Tora Coxnise
Cranney
Bann Deta
Waterloo Surry Cricket Club
Uhe North Botany Town Hall
Desaon Ware
Saxton and Bians
Crick
Butchers Arms Hotel
Marrigstreet
Pyrmont
G. Anderson
Thomas Deld
Meade
Western RFU Defeats Central Western FA In Inter-District Rivalry
Western RFU beat Central Western FA 2 to 1 in a Wednesday Bathurst Cricket Ground match. Hughes scored four tries for Western with Planagan and Stregy adding one each, Anelzarl converting two and Drago one. Central Western’s Thompson and Gardiner each earned a try, plus Smith added a penalty and goal. Central Southern refused to send a team to country week in Sydney over travel cost disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst Cricket Grom Beween
le Western Rfu
Central Western FA
Western
Lown
A. Bawsoo
M. Bartoo
Hughes
Mv Benworth
Kaives
J. Dibley
Andmrk
A. Crago
J. Grea
W Wright
J. Daley
J. O'Mara
N. Kea
J. Collins
Planagan
Stregy
Anelzarl
Drago
Central Western
Thompson
Gardiner
S Smith
Central Southern
Massy
Petersham
Lakeren
Aud Woods
Boxing Loss Tells Of Tom Meslows Death In Bathurst
The once famous boxer Tom Meslows died at Bathurst on Wednesday at a relatively early age. About a decade ago he was a familiar figure in the ring at Larry Foley's Mall behind the White Horon Hotel in George Street. He retired years ago and taught the noble art at his George Street premises, cultivating many pupils. He even visited America for strenuous contests during his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Meslows
Bathurst
Larry Foley
White Horon Hotel
George-Street
Strand Arcade
Meadows
Lumed
America
Water
Jang Jones
Elisabeth Bwinherd
Royal Albert Hotel
George Street
Patrick Joseph Nolan
Edward M. Byrne
Priew’ Hotel
Bucenein-ntrert
Frank Burch
Water Police Court
John UB. Sutton
Thesire Royal Hotel
Cusitermaghtheel
Menos
Sutton
Burch
Mediline
Corvoer
Loss of a Leg. Verdict in Tram Injury Case
A historic court record reports a jury verdict in a Pyrmont tram accident case. James Resleure, represented by Phillip Resleure, sued the Allway Commissioners for 2000 pounds claiming injuries from August 22. The jury viewed the scene, heard arguments, and awarded damages after deliberation at 2:40 PM.
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No. 1
Justice Bimpnon
James Resleure
Phillip Resleure
Allway Commissioners
Johnsteet
Pyrmont
Jeg
The Opera Faust at the Theatre Royal features noted cast
A large audience enjoyed Govaod's Faust with Marguerite sung by Mme Slapotteki. Cast members include Barron Berthaé, Lamaptiers Pringle, Agnes Janson, and Umberto Salvi. Farewell performances and licence transfers are noted amid court reports and a sudden death inquiry in Castriereagh Street.
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Govaod
Faust
Gallant Capture by Fourth NZ and Bushmen at Voors Drift
Lieutenant J R Macdonald leads Coleraine men in a bold dawn attack near the Western Transvaal during which 200 New Zealanders and 200 Australians overpower Boer wagons and drivers. Troops capture guns and ammunition as Colonel Grey commends the Fourth New Zealand and Sixth Imperial Bushmen for a decisive operation aiding the war effort.
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J R. Macdonald
Coleraine
Las
New Zealand
South Africa
Nunedia
Macdonela
Cami
Rive
Zyalandera
Mad Boxe
Barra
Chasige
Jong
Drinan
Wale
Mikecha Tour
Mim
Johnny
Colon Shekelton
Sin
Colonnl Grey
Nahi
Geateriny
Tranzvaal
Agala
Alleged Breach of Contract at Metropolitan District Court
In a Metropolitan District Court session on Wednesday Charles Alfred Hichardson manager of Sydney and North Raney Limes and Cement Co at 273 Georerairev Sydney with Ted W Read of St Andrew Street Malmain wood and contramrchant faced an alleged breach of contract claim. The plaintiff charged the defendant agreed to transport and weigh certain owls at 1s per ton and later refused to carry out the contract causing losses to the plaintiff. The defendant denied the contract and claimed the plaintiff failed to deliver goods in proper bags or promptly, reducing profits he would have earned. After evidence the jury found the plaintiff’s claim valid, verdict for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan District Court
Charles Alfred Hichardson
Sydney and North
Raney Limes and Cement Company
Georerairev
Sydney
Ted W. Read
St. Andrew-street
Malmain
Wood
Ran Aport
Wightef
Maolint
Botany sewage farm meeting notes public health concern
At a Water and Sewerage Board meeting the president cited a recent visit by Dr. Mackellar and Dr. Manning to Bolay sewage farm. He said the leak occurred when the miller water line was not in operation and a manager absent. doctors observed a sample collected from stoneware pipes where effluent entered the Auten system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackellar
Manning
Bolay
Scott Mororief
Wat
Ambiguous Weir Project Draws Public Attention
A garbled, OCR style notice references a proposed weir project near Lass Grye and the Minkster areas. It notes a Wednesday event introducing Br. Terry and mentions public reply after elections. The text suggests discussions on navigation, water flow, and a potential toll or budget impact for Osh, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe
Lass
Br. Terry
Aijenent Beich
Osh
Piskerive
Harbor Pilot Hearings and Cranes Stir New York Harbor
Fragmented diary style report details tension over harbor management at Sydney Harbor. It notes captains and pilots presenting concerns about berths and wharves, including a May deadline and the arrival of a crane. Officials weigh security, maintenance, and use of space as ships and crews navigate crowded waters.
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Apa
Newey
Mali
Sydowy Harbor
Tafern
Walt
Aece
Aide & Wharf
Tartland
Earth
Gt Cowie
Ripekipper
Diwan Lkac
Silk
Gsamia
Adnet
TY Webes
Aed
Jean
Johustone’s Bay
Disputed will of late Charles Clarke challenged
In a long probate dispute Elisa Clarke guardian to her daughter Vinie May Clarke seeks to prove the late Charles Clarke unfit to make a will due to mental incapacity. The case questions testamentary capacity, memory and understanding and whether the proposed will should stand or be set aside for misimpression and undue influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clarke
Tay Eor
Lisesate
Visiet May Clarke
Coxtator
Ty Hay
Childree
Abel
Rabbit Pest Threat Reported in Steny Locality
Vague notices describe a growing rabbit pest in Steny region, with farmers adopting drastic measures as farms and yards suffer. The text mentions locals meeting authorities for control while gardens and orchards show damages from the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallinotos
Weilnenday
Pest
Dietrart
Residents Propose Revamping and Relocation of Oasis
A Five Points deputation of residents and aldermen urged on Wednesday that the revamping and relocation of the oasis at Five Chickens Bay be pursued. Mr Archer cited a swamp odor issue and a foul smell from the swamp, while Mr O'Sullivan pledged to begin work in August and warned against political gains from posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Archer
Furmer
Murevwal
O'Sullivan
Shipping Brief Highlights Ambiguous Arrival Details
Fragmentary OCR note on shipping activities mentions casket tie, orders, and November dates. Key entities are unclear due to garbled text. The readable elements reference shipping topics and potential consignments without discernible names, places, or outcomes.
Maretime Miscellany Sparks Town News and Notes
A cluttered extract shows Maretime Miscellany mixing local tidbits, names, and scattered events. It mentions people, places, and activities with no clear single focus, reflecting a page of varied society notes and brief items.
OME YOUNG PEOPLE S EXMINITION EXHIBIT
A misspelled and damaged plea to the Editor requests a small prize for a pageant at a juvenile exhibition. The writer outlines aims to judge youths under fifteen and notes sections on trade and talent, seeking guidance on eligibility and judging criteria.
Fifty Years of Farm Life Chronicle Oddities and Remedies
Fragmented OCR recounts a rural life vignette with scattered names and places, detailing farm labor, medical cures, and household routines. The narrative weaves memory of William pine pile and local remedies, with tangential references to patients, pills, and farm tasks, all in a reminiscent, reporter’s voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brerybels
Amik
Ty Pena
Ty Herte
Rogers
Wec
Verrinie
Sereen
Pamipbie
Wiliam
Wevera Mort Bates
William
Mikwementiemm
Wellin
Binttides Tran
Theese ‘Wu
Pin Pont
Pont
Nbemisis
Peer
Isatrastica
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Albion
Ax Kans
Rotary Park
Kennington
Harry Robinson
Tonic
Beauchamp
Miotley
Cora TI
Wade
Mona TL
Zaromm
Rosedale
Cora II
Cora TL
Rovedate
Venus
Toni
Melbourne
Maribyrnoog
Prospect
Maher
V. Eugan
Aturconi
Bruce
Lockamith
Jock Horner
Amere
Tullalster
Vanitas
An-derson
J. Mutton
Rugoss
Mialoasl
Sportamun
A.J.C
Grinling
Cty
Pore Admiral
Frogmore
Winsor
Portsea
Kirsten
Sclentity
Bill
Portland
Tea Rose
Niphetos
Padlock
Ines
Latchkey
Hindoo
Au- Yeoline
Walden
Tresses
Olly
Bil
Portiau
Fly
Delle—Belle Hamston
Gixalette
Jule Gavotte
Dauphine
Charmer
the Jewel
Gigue
Spynisas
Saltaire
Medallian
Urang
Cairo
Projestile
Gymkana
Ballyrogan
Wallace
Joanna
Robert Bruce
Haut Brion
Navars
Hauynite
Emmie
Heloine
Medallion—Vera
Scintilla
Eurerait
the Duchess
Harmianis
Fronceo
Com Amore
Colt
Thunderbolt
le Novo
Shooting Star
Preeton
Myill
Havoc
Footprint
Pilerima Prokresé
Vendetta
Oakwood
Bloodshot
Karma
Marka
Pearla
Locket
Valale
Aria
Uncle Jack
Zalianki
Lucina
Auker
Vengeance
Provedance
Superior
Sphetime
Kate Dalrymple
Ally
Saurine
Amazement
Thauma
Hesitane
Penetration
Keen
Tropon
Sample
Jaar Inesiges
Whelemate- Agu
Tropom Warke
John L Rosexbaty
Froverdiane
Byaner
POLO
Cricket
the Opera
Nancy Man
Nik Iife
Ranger
Amsinat
Botany Sewage Farm
Lee
Merle
Maretime Miscellany
Sean
Myieg
Sale
Cape
Wesle
Namba
Barreey
Easton
Gaetan
Ceenieeeen
Pal Roy Poe
Seaple
Pesgin
Penina
Aania
Shell
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