Forest Lodge highlights and racing notes Saturday hurdles
A crowded Forest Lodge program saw strong attendance and tight competition. Disqualifications shadowed the Forest Lodge Handicap with three horses and connections barred for six months. Evans faces stewards after a pending hearing, while entries for Canterbury Park and Rosehill races are progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Lodge
H. Miller
Murphy
Resort
J. Hamilton Jownerd
Flannery
Connors
God Qual
Evans
Hamedis
Flemming
Kensington
Newcastle J.C
Sydney
Deaving Nedfern
Canterbury Park
J. Denmeade
Rosehill
Menay
Queensland
Brisbane
Maribyrnong
Irish Bay
White Cliff
Chatter
Harry Scurry
Sovereign
Ilv
Hickey
Hie
Gozo
Thames
Forest Lodge Weights Race Card for June 17 Meet
The Forest Lodge program lists entry weights for Monday June 17 with multiple 4 furlong races. Notable horses include Decorum West Optimist Martonete Gipey Girl Rosy Morn Lionalda and Y Not. Weights range from around 3.8 to 8.0 pounds with entries in Welter and Handicap events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trial Stokes
Metallold
Albert
Little Jim
Miss Seow
Ciree
Lady Raith
Decorum West Ib
Optimist
Martonete Th Gipey Girl
Primroavesse
Rosy Morn
Rose Leal
Lioness
Handleon
Besaie M
Sat Sib
Amber
Lionalda Sa
Snowball
Liza
Lorina
Porget-me-not
Zeemer
Misa Scott
Frieda
Pacity
Mlb
Triwood
Albion
Lee Weller
Fairy Queen
the Comet
Laurel
Palr May
Middle Fallbrook Club Holds Endseason Meeting
The Middle Fallbrook Club met on Thursday evening to wind up the past season. Secretary and treasurer reports were satisfactory. H. Beck had the batting average, W. Beck the bowling average, and the trophy for most catches was awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Fallbrook Club
H. Beck
W. Beck
Oak Park and Ravensworth Club Tennis Match Report
The Oak Park and Ravensworth clubs opened Saturday with mixed doubles and singles results. Matches featured W Barrett and M Donald of Ravensworth against W Beck and W Thomas of Oak Park, plus Moore and Mrs Wolfgang versus Stevenson and Mrs Brake, and other pairings ending with totals of 38 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Ravensworth
Beeres
W. Barrett
M'Wonald
W. Beck
W. Thomas
A. Moore
Wolfgang v. W. Stevenson
Brake
W. Wolfgang
M'donald
Wolfgang v. A. Drake
Stevenson
Australian Waterloo Cup Meeting Set for Rooty Hill
An advertisement announces the Waterloo Cup meeting at Rooty Hill next Wednesday to Friday. The blue riband of Australia is held in New South Wales under an agreement with other states. Nominations close Monday, draw at noon Tuesday, with the card called that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooty Hill
Australia
New South Wales
Champion of Champions Bowls Round Two Results
Round two of the champions contest saw Abrams beat Mosey 31 23 Bradbury 62 26 King 11 over Forsyth 25 Hogue 91 over Hickey 16. Draws set for June 22 with King v Bradbury and Hogue v Abrams. Second trophy round results list Batson Jamieson over Byrne Punch 21 1 Harrison Thomas 24 over Muir Whettle 12 Moses Sheather 21 over Taft Bradbury 15 Reeder 26 over King Dyson 21 Butler Harris 21 over Letree Easton 20 Groth Jervis 21 over Marka Cutter 19 Carrie Law 14 over Waring Gibbs ? Reid and Gosche 15 over Harber Rowley 13 Forsyth Wilkie 24 over Searll B Searli 15 Huenerbein McPherson 24 over Horrocks Golding 15 Fitzgerald Morcombe 27 over Hardy Moran 15 Widderstrom Bromwich bye. Draws list Harrison Thomas v Huenerbein McPherson Moses Sheather v Dr Wilson Reeder Freeman Gosche v Groth Jervis Butler Harris v Batson Jamieson Widerstrom Bromwich v Currie Law Fitzgerald Morcombe v Forsyth Wilkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. Abrams
Annandale
H. Mosey
Ashfield
J. Bradbury
Victoria Park
H. F. Francia
Randwick
B. King
Waverley
T. T. Forsyth
Chatswood
J. A. Hogue
Ity
J. Hickey
Gladstone Park
Groth and
Jervis
St. Leonard
Marka
Cutter
City
Carrie and
Law
Petersham
Waring and
Gibbs
Reeman and
Gosche
Harber
Rowley
T.T. Forsyth
Amd
Wilkie
Searll
B Searli
Huenerbein
M‘pherson
St. George
A. Horrocks
Golding
Fitzgerald and Morcombe
Hardy
Moran
Widderstrom
Bromwich
Redfern
Harrison
Thomas
Karr v North Melbourne bout set for 20 rounds at Golden Gate
Boxing card features Karr defending against North in Melbourne style clash top billed at the Golden Gate Athletic Club tonight. A 20 round test promises action as fighters seek victory in a proven ring venue famed for fast exchanges and crowd energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate Athletic Club
Melbourne
Markers' Tournament Continued at Messrs Helron and Smiths
The markers tournament resumed Friday night at 216 Cas tle... ereagh Street showrooms of Helron and Smith. Redfern scored 190 against J C Howse 240, winning by margin 70. Hammond triumphed 306 by forfeit from J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
O'Brien (250) Monday Night Games
The card lists two matches for Monday night: Mudgee 250 against M Gittewee 245, and W Lan caster 200 against F P T 245. Both games feature listed player weights and opponents ready for play.
Monday Mails Schedules for Regional Towns
Mails close at the G P O on Monday for Eden at 11 p.m. per the Bega Manning River via Electra at 3 p.m. for Tasmania via Melbourne Coogee at 5 30 p.m. for the Macleay River via Burrawong at p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.P.O
Eden
Bega
Manning River
Electra
Tasmania
Melbourne
Coogee
Macleay River
Burrawong
Income tax due balance deadline notice for 1901
Taxpayers are reminded that Monday next is the last day to pay the 1901 income tax without a 10 percent penalty. The tax was assessed on April 16 and two months grace has been given. Payment applies to all liable individuals, even if an appeal is filed. if the appeal is successful, adjustment will follow. Remittances may be sent by cheque, bank draft, money order, or postal note with a receipt by return post.
Inscribed stock agents named for New South Wales London
The Hon Henry Copeland Agent General for New South Wales in London Sir Laniel Cooper Bart Frederick Helkham Sraingar Nathaniel Cork manager Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited London and David George manager Bank of New South Wales London appointed agents under the Inscribed stock Act of 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Copeland
Harbor Trust Fixes Wharfage and Appoints New Staff
The Sydney Harbor Trust Commissioners set wharfage for kerosene at 1.4 per gallon. New appointments include Alfred Edward Cleary as receiver, George Chariton as computer at branch office, John Youll as computer at branch office, James Conner as collector, Ernest Eagar as clerk to Harbor Master, Frederick Matthews as wharf office inspector, Elijah Waite as wharfinger, James Pett as wharfinger, Charles Loveloes as wharfinger, John Quin as watchman, Ole Neilsen Hansen as watchman, Harry Jackson as watchman, Leary Lawson as watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Harbor Trust
Alfred Edward Cleary
George Richard Chariton
John Gibson Youll
James Conner
Traroor
Ernest William Eagar
Frederick Matthews
Elijah Waite
James Pett
Charles Loveloes
John Quin
Ole Neilsen Hansen
Harry Jackson
Leary Lawson
Old Age Pensions Board Appointments for Metropolitan and Newcastle
Henry John Nellie appointed deputy executive officer of the Old Age Pensions Board for the metropolitan district replacing Ernest Hanson. Dr Hubert Thomson Paten named chair.(L)eston Ver and Donalison chair, with George P. Lock and Dr John Harris on the Newcastle district Old Age Pensions Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry John Nellie
Registrar-General’s Office
Old Age Pensions Goward
Ernest Hanson
Hubert Thomson Paten
Lestervar, Donalison
George P. Lock
John Harris
Metsiong
Newcastle
Camperdown Council Delegates On Garbage Destructor Plan
Alderman Morgan leads a push to rescind the May 14 resolution adopting the conference report on a borough garbage destructor. The debate centers on site selection near Annandale and ratepayer costs, with several aldermen arguing for or against the plan while acknowledging difficulties and potential Parliament action. The motion to rescind is carried after a division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camperdown Councy
Morgan Moanedl
Annandele
Destructor
Burbege
Garbace
Counell
Annandale Connell
Soe
Finener
Larkin
Annancisle
Murphy
Alderman Probert
Helmore
Morgan
Mallett
Vintiner
Muir
Anderson
Sydney Courts Deliver Fines and Convictions in Weekend Sessions
At Central Police Court Kate Ryan of 163 Sussex Street Sydney was fined £2 for selling milk not quality demanded. Darlinghurst Quarter Sessions saw Charles Martin acquitted while Henry William Preddy was convicted and sentenced to four months for stealing eleven bottles of ale and seven of stout from Amanda O Connell. NSW and Queensland men returning from South Africa protested delays in overdue pay, claiming about £100 per man. An advertisement for NSW Mont de Piete Co. Ltd urged borrowing money from 74 Castle Reagh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Court
Kate Ryan
Sussex-street
Sydney
Darlinghurst
Charles Martin
Henry William Preddy
Annandele
Amanda O'Connell
Martin
Preddy
Rogers
N.S.W
Queensland
South Africa
Defence Department
Melbourne
Morayshire
Wollowra
State Elections Writs Issued and Campaign Meetings
Writs for the states general elections were issued by Mr. Critchett Walker CMG chief returning officer. Dates: writ June 15 nomination June 2 polling July 3 return July 2. Nominations due by 66 pm June 21. Writs returnable by July 20 and new Parliament meet within seven days after final return. Several local meetings followed with Liberal candidates Loxton Bertram and others addressing electors on issues from local government to education and railway extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critchett Walker
C.M.G
Oddfellows’ Hall
Manly
Henry Loxton
Warringah
Wel
Loxton
L. B. Bertram
Forrester
Watel
Erskineville Road
Septimus Street
C. G. Lance
Hayhall
Bertram
Legislative Assembly
Friendly Society
Fleb
Winehoombe
Ashfield
J. Upwood
Uy Elair
Jones
Atosor Imasurer
Arigen
Aldermain Evan Jones
Grace Varig Dated
Little
Tay-street
H. Pricey
Barly
Oaing Gill
Waverley
Jessop
Spring
Newland
W. Cartier
Aft
Prigons Department
Beline
Attorney-Generals Department
Eity Railway
Bourke-street
Centennial Park
Whiddon
Devonshire-eiree
Cook
Kirkham
Whiddow
Peter M'Naught
St. Saviour's School Hall
Redfern
Arthur Mirschman
M‘naught
Labor
Dibbs
Reld
Superaugueron Acta
Guildford and
Sherbrooke
Nash
Finn
Goldsbrough
Liberal Association
C. T. Renshaw
Lee
Association
Renshaw
Lee's Hall
G. V. Barnett
Phillip Division
Barnett
Liberal Party
N.S.W. Alliance
Granville
John Nobbs
Ryde
Thos. Heatey
Kiama
J. Waugh
Orange
A Gardner
J. M. Conroy
Sydney
Flinders
H. Evers
Balmain North
W.C. M'Dougall
Coonamble
J. C. M'Donald
Randwick
Dr. Storey
Tamworth
A. B. Piddington
E. W. O'Sullivan
Fire destroys home near Campbelltown
Mr H Etchells residence about a mile and a half from Campbelltown was destroyed by fire on Thursday. The furniture and clothing were also low.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sporting
Cricket
Boxing
the Harbor Trust
Camperdown’s
N.S.W. Mont de Plete Co., Ltd
Castlereagh At
Eustace Bennett
Queanbeyan
Spruson
Gipps Division
Federation Hall
Moore
C. A. Lee
Rivers
Listmere
Paddington
Meséra
Austin
Gakes
Childers
Miden
Ondobu- Ha
Cowra
Glen Innes
Grafton
Cundagai
Bourke
the Richmond
W. Chapman
Melway
W. W. Davis
Liberal
F. W. Wilcox
Wilcox
Daniel Cooper
W. M. Bailey
Northumberland
John Norton
Cobargo
Wendy Clarke
Corowa
M‘arthur
South Coree
Jerilderie
Murray
J. Trayes
Hayes
Arthur
Tocumwal
Settllers' Association
Lismore
Mer A. A. Lee
Iie
Maituant
J. Hoff
Waller
Host Maitland
Tae
Cloucester
Fla. Price
Brunker
East Maitland
Kehirein Clift
Samuel Clif
Forman Deva Axp Colmcoar
Bole Frepe
Boston
U. B.A
Marseilles
THE
Wunderlich Patent Ceiling and Roofing Co.,, Ltd
Baptist ST
Cooper & Fox
J. I. Marshall
Wynyard Square
Beale
Danterd
Mer. J. Joatkr Nolan
Suwakond-Sytreret
John Spencer
Margaret At
London
United States
Philadelphia
Agricultural of
N.3.w
Transvaal
W.S.W
Crystal Schourpps
Woolies Schmapps
Piabil
Fitz É
Crystal Palace
George Street
Molah, Tine, and CO
Haymarket
J. Juleff
Cleveland-St. Redfern
Maka
J.w.johnston & CO
George St
Benson & CO
Cheap Cash
Darling ST
Balmain
Lence
Ines
CSER
Singer Corner
C.o. George and Market Sts
Farmer Y Company
Farm Eber’s
Pitt-Street
Market-Street
Ceorce-Street
Fiall and CO
A. Hall and CO
Bpring-ceater
A. Hall & Company
George-Street
Angus & Coote
Kaiorm Price Jewellers
Gould Watches
Ea Gint
Waltham Af
Holthmehham Watches
Cc. Davis & CO
Cathedral
Gibson’s Stout
Chicago
Royal Agricultural Society
Cornwell’s
Es Pian
Broadwood Koon
Okgestreet
Hannaw’s Patent
Hawnam and CO
Callaghan
Priora Brothers
Reliance Dental Association
Strand Arcade
George-St
Mien van Kenry
Rowlet
Uam
Daly
Benieg Oaite
Chuich
Skec
Liverpool-Street
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