Racing entries and changes at Moorefield and NSW meet
Vetting at Hose Berg Park Monday precedes Moorefield races on Saturday July 1 with events led by Wardle Race and Moorefield Handicap. NSW Trotting Club entries closed May 5 for trials including Trial Handicap, Flying Handicap, and Pony Handicap. Disqualification removal dispute at Brighton Picnic meeting and horse trades shuffle between Rock Harbour and buyers noted. Kard sold for stock racing City among ponies. Ouilvion and Olynthus to Melbourne. Carbine horse Rifulke to be trialed in metropolis.
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Hose~ Berg Park
J. Jolly
Moorefield
Abour
Nsw
B.C. Rungerford
Brighton
Kensington
Rock Harbour
Viking
Hebert Eimer
J Fragcis
C. Warden
Meetuss
New South Wales Trottine Club
Kard
Interclub cycling heats in Sydney district clubs lineup
The Dunlop interclub series in NSW includes Cyclist, Union, Annandale, Enfield, and Eastern Suburbs with early heats at Glebe and Curzon Park. Second teams race July 9 and July 3 rematch. final round by July 29 at Homebush with entries closing July 18.
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NSW, Cyclist, Union
Annandale
Enfield
Suburim
Glebe Toxiech
Bylmuin
Combere
Nmine
Jmjtes
Huihurst
Sydney
NSW. League of Wheelmen
Euites
Gal of the SSV Association trophies awarded
Morgen and Bradbury of Petersham won the Gal of the SSV Association vice-presidents trophies by beating Beattie and Crump of Balmain 25 to 11. Lieutenant-Governor Sir Frederick Darley will present the trophy to Moss Vale Club at Cook Park on Saturday July at 2 pm.
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Morgen
Bradbury
Petersham
SSV. Association
Beatt
Crump
Balmain
Frederick Darley
Harry Rawson
Moss Vale
City Club
Cook Park
Pigeon Shooting Trophy at New South Wales Gun Club
The New South Wales Gun Club held a Friday pigeon shooting event awarding the president Mr Faithfull’s trophy. After eight rounds Garratt, Syd e, and Pitt-W led, with Garratt finally winning after Syd e missed on the thirteenth. Runner up trophy went to H Garratt, with other competitors listed including Rutherford, Brante Vine, Bronson, and Emanuel among many others.
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New South Wales Gun Club
HM. Fairhfull
Snyde
Garrate
Pitt-W. HU
Ryle
Garratt
Syde
Bi ‘FairPull
H. Garratt
J. Rutherford
Brantevine
Bronson
Pi Tul
Orphas
AL W. Eales
RP. Byrle Eye
J. EL Meyoia
DA Dison
P. Gienister Cid
A EL Emanuey
AW J. User
Tan
HO. Carter
Cannek
Skeep
Christian Brothers' High School Beat in Rugby and Football
Christian Brothers' High School Lewis um defeated SL Bury's High School Bydzey by 13 points. Manly west St. Leonards won over North Sydney Oval in rugby 6 6 to 0. Tries by Aljoress, Karke, Hedley, Gant and others. Public Schools competition saw Double Bar beat Boodl 31 3 22, Williamstreve beat Waverley 12 43 11 to 1 6, with multiple scorers listed.
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Christian Brothers
Lewis Um
Bury
Bydzey
O Brien
Gormley
Deakin
Manly West St. Leonards
North Sydney Oval
Manly
G. Aljoress
C. Karke
Hedley
X. Gant
Atkinson
Belbin
W. Gant
tAvetratian
Soffle
Stove- Bam
Moo
Colwell
Etary
Sailors Plan Smoke Concert at Aaron's Exchange Hotel
The committee of the Suarey Amateur Sailing CHW decided the social concert will be at Aarons Exchange Hotel on July 14. Commodore A W Crane will present old medals, a silver cup, and trophies won by the Varuna Mischief and Nett during the evening.
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a+ Suarey Amateur Sailiog CHW
Aaron's Eachenge Hotel
A. W. Crane
Varuna
Mischief
Nett
Billiards amateur championship heat ends in upset win
P J Aylward defeated W H Squires to reach the final stage of the amateur billiards championship. Squires was expected to win based on form, but Aylward sparked late runs to secure a 74 to 38 victory. The writeup notes Aylward’s momentum and hints a meeting with Spencer, the current holder, in the next round.
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P. J. Aylward
W. H. Squires
Ne Ly
Squires
Aytward
Magia
Tai Golea
Atic
Ben Ail Ehatlonse Spencer
Bat
Binyu
Fragmentary Husked Text From Local Page
The readable fragments show garbled phrases and names, with no clear event or context. The text appears as a stray OCR snippet lacking coherent details, entities, or dates to form a proper headline or summary.
Mark Hambourg recalls prodigy years and world tour
The interview traces Mark Hambourg's early music awakening in Russia and England, his debut at Prince's Hall, training under Leschetizky in Vienna, and later world tours. He recalls the Grand Duke Nicholas, concerts, champagne distractions, and strict lessons shaping a storied pianist career.
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Que
Moscow
Nicholas
Blu Denis
Oliver Twist
Giervone
London
Prince's Hall
Prince's
Max
Foo Jong
Mar
Hambourg
Pall Mall Gazette
Prince's Mall
Sil
England
Munstra
Leschetizky
Rearta
Tyas
Tor T
Ae T
Vienna
Lesebetlaky
ESA 1
Et Vienne
Richtee
The Advantage Of Being Four Englishmen
A fragmentary reminiscence on adopting English manners and training as an Englishman. The speaker reflects on daily practice, travel hindrances, and a belief that living among English speakers improves fluency versus Russian. He asserts love for his adopted country and its people, dismissing jealousy as unfounded.
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Mark Hambourg
Nelson as Press Censor Exhibit Distills Naval Era Relics
A centenary display at the Royal United Service Institution in London opens on May 1, featuring Nelson era relics from Trafalgar including the death wound scar, his sword, cocked hat, and armoured gear. The exhibit also notes a 1805 Gibraltar letter urging caution to avoid revealing fleet strength.
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Lord Nelson
Tratelear Bay
Royal
Trafalgar
Dullot
Fred Trois
Nelson
Fighae
Teneriffe
Fred
Dor
Gibraltar
Traffigar
I Hay
Cadis
Shiva
Collingwood
France
Spain
Merton
Monday Mails From Sydney by Oceanic and Pilbara Ships
Mails close at the Sydney post office on Monday for Auckland New Zealand Lemon NagoTars Islands Honolulu United States Central America Westaples UK Caolment of Europe via the Oceanic RMS Sierra and other vessels with designated sailing times and routes to Eden Manning River Noumea Fiji Etlice Gilbert Islands Tasmania Melbourne Macleay River.
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Sydney
Auckland
New Zealand
Lemon
Na‘gators Islands
Honolulu
United States of America
Central America
Westaples
U.K
Caolment
Europe
Sierra
Ama
Eden
Manning River
Surrawong
Noumea Wid Fiji
Pilbarra
Etlice
Gilbert Lelands
John Williams
Tasmania
Sla Mebourne
Leon- Fang
Macleay River
St George
Archbishop's week of duties in Sydney area churches
His Grace the Archbishop preached at the Cathedral and Mission Church in Tempe on Sunday and Monday, chaired the Church Society committee on Monday, and led Bethany Deaconesses council on Tuesday. He presided at pierce distribution at King's School Parramatta on Friday and administered confirmations at St George's Hurtsville and Holy Trinity Marrickville later in the week.
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Mission Church
Tmpe
Committee of the Church Society
Council of Bethany
Peirce
King's School
Parramatta
St. George's
Hursteille
Holy Trinity
Marigkrilte
Parramatta's Historic School and the King's School
Mr Justice A Hf Simpson laments the aging of Parramatta's historic school and notes the influence of religion in its training. He recalls notable judges and officials who shaped the Supreme Court Bench and public life, reflecting on unbroken traditions at the institution.
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King's School
Par- Tamatis
A. Hf. Simpson
Australis
Mel
King’s School
William Wildeyer
George Innes
Supreme Court
Justice
B. Simpson
Justice Pring
Francis Butter
Wade
Archdeseon Guolher
Courly
Boxing finals and semi finals at the National Sporting Club
The National Sporting Club held the 4lb tournament last night at grad house. In the semis Punch beat Weir on points and Wells defeated Newbury. The final between Wells and Punch lasted eight rounds with Wells winning. Tonight at the Gaiety Club Free and Leaton Will contest the best of twenty rounds. Both boxers show skill and promise.
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National Sporting Club
Grad House
Punch
Weir
Wells
Newbury
Willis
Freet End Leaton
Tounda
Ae Beth
Voice of the People on colonial woollen trade and population
A letter writer urges encouragement of colonial woollen production, arguing for protective measures and local stock of goods. He criticizes current import dependence, calls for population growth and government action, and cites examples from Ballarat Geelong and Australia’s industrial future. He also references Mr Vicars and demands freer trade for local manufacturers.
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TAP PP
W. Lows
Ana Compety
Teri
Es Woollen
Vicars
Marriciville
Odetey
Ballarat
Geelong
Delago
Seulet
Ulm
Ehija Jnstaner
von Jeb
Old World
Australia
England
Ireland
Scotland
Affee Peach
Aub
Te Aga
Nending
DoDa
Tom
Bing
King’s
America
Lee Pendle
Hese
Canada
Amer
Unclear economic proposal on land settlement and payments
Fragmentary text outlines a colonial style plan involving capital, homestead selection, and annual payments for settlers. Mentions per week rates, twelve months, interest, and government aims, with scattered figures such as 52 pounds first year and 181 pounds later. Overall readability severely limited by garbled OCR.
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Tonnaunisiuts
Gwarine Isweest
Thor Eouhm
Resignation of NSW Commercial Agent in Looilon
Mr Lance resigns from the New South Wales Commercial Agent post in Looilon. His duties will be carried on by the agent-general staff, with a salary of £1500 per year. The WE.W. Press Food and the Compass note the disappointment of the move.
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Nsw
Looilon
Wand
Str
Lance
Essure
We.w. Press Food
Compass
Sequenced fragment hints at Australian housing and finance collapse
A garbled text fragment references an economic crisis in Australia, mentioning a shrewd individual, capital limits, and a move to build houses. It discusses seizure or takeover by authorities, debt, and a plan to render properties or ventures through equitors and councils. The passage hints at imminent financial upheaval and property actions.
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Sporting
Eure
Musicia
Mt Bogutcher
Veronea
Peter the Great
Bam
Ruanle
Pater the Great
Peter
Hit
Tolga
Slushe
Conservardee
Bret
Narse
Gardene
Tam
Karbow
Bruce
Mgan
Luis
Waterviees
Ian Thin
Bapmond
Parramatta’s
Boxing
Voice OF the People
A. W. Pearse
Asd
Amd
el Cloger
Abu
Jessie Maclachlan
Torn Hable
Sydnet
Shae Ays Scegbat
Dlreklyes
Austraia
Bull House
Ildistis
Coes
Reshinarts
Newton and CO
Foga
Pleus
Horace
Equitable
George Street
Rosebery
A. Hall and Company
Gibson
STOUT
Rou Tr
Bourke ST
Waterloo
Anavaye
Hani
Treauin
Ike Percy
Uts
Ian
Palmer's Chesterfield
Chesterfield
Joan Fy J Palmer
Teese
Haymarket
Emu Plains
Urrajonge
Bliss
Drake
Mrs. Potts
Nock & Kirby
Ima
Adelis
Gr Pear Abe Price
B. Bebarfald & Co., Ltd
Town Hall
Utrust
Ceorge-St
KONG-BT_ cITy
Ewtown
the Tennyson
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