Kensington Race Meeting Brings Crowds Despite Road From Randwick
A sizable crowd attended the weekly Kensington meeting despite the nearly impassable Randwick road between Cleveland Street and the vid Tollier. The day featured a successful program aside from a mishap in the Grand Handicap where More Fot collapsed with Tragedian and Merci, though Tragedian’s fall did not prevent a strong field from competing as entries closed for upcoming Rosebery Park events.
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Randwick
Cleveland-Street
Vid Tollier
Kensington
Fot
Abd
Tragedian
Merci
Fanning
Harknese
M-Gregor
Mermald
Shauneon
Nowra Maid
O'Mara
Sperulnion
Gateman
Is Lake
Rosebery Park
Mantle Hamiier
Indabba
Mies Mildred
Natal
W. J. Miller
Sydney
Adelaide
Melbourne
J. Wilson
Quasneclif
W. R. Hall
Medailion
Florrie
Tom Morris
V.C
Africa
Mentone
Bileex
Altair
Crub
Bedge
Mupore
Rupert Clarke
Orians
Litre
Liseia
Manlidre
Llaxle
Orme
Metal
Lisule
Panasse
Vernox
Waa Jong
Albury
Jockuyw
Costurbury Park
Brisbane
Wedeantay
Harold
Childe Em We
Arete from Laseal and 6-year-old gelding bought by Colore Anderson
The Indian buyer Colore Anderson purchased Arete from Laseal and a 6-year-old gelding by Cadogan for Sas 908 10m. Altair won the New Zealand Handicap at Kempton Park last month, with several horses beaten including Old Clo and Dumond Jub Tee. Cush’s string added three flies, and racing pony Marjorie sold in Melbourne for £200. Next Monday’s program at Forest Ledge features six races for horses of various heights. entries close at 6 p.m. Wednesday with Mr James as secretary.
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Arete
Laseal
Cadogan
Colore! Anderson
Altair
Prince of Walpa
Cole
Robinson Crunoe
Lady Murdon
Bae Bean
Bae
Tom Cush
Tocal
Marjorie
Saucy
Melbourne
Forest Ledge
Calloway
Glebe Beats South Sydney In Wet Weather Rugby
In a rewritten Queens Birthday clash at Wentworth Park Glebe defeated South Sydney by eight points after a postponement due to rain. Glebe showed superior form with stronger back passing and forwards driving through, while South Sydney defended stoutly but failed to close the gap. Scorers for Glebe included V Matric Conlon Harris Mahon and Baird, with Nathan tallying four tries for South Sydney. Also notes on player shifts and upcoming matches across regional unions.
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Ulebe
South Sydney
Sydney
Queen's Birthday
Wentworth Park
Poinia
V. Matric
Conlon
R. Harris
B. Mahon
Baird
Scann
Souls Sydney
Nathan
Glebe
North Sydney
TL Alesander
Eantern Suburbs
Cmcoy
T. Aislone
Newtown
Butler
Maher
Batten
Pickering
M’lennan
Pry
Barker
Bucke
Bright Qed
Whalehun
Melville
Setund
Bullmain
Birchgrove Park
Orange
Central Western Union
Western Union
Polis
Western
W. Read
Kenna
Andrews
Hurg
Kenny
Dibley
Crago
Cold
Glen
Matt Joy
DuBeen
Plancein
Birect
Avorn
Cental Western
E. Hurford
Gillespie
Stackpool
Casey
Daley
Byles
Moore
M’kivat
Lawrence
Tuullier
Cheltoner
A. Gardiner
G. Gardiner
West
Mpalden
Bathurst
Whatern
Asa Lnst
Eame
Central Western
M'Kivat
Eyles
G Cardiver
Street
N.S.W. Busby Football Union
Hunter River
Mastiagh
Aytipulbirs
IL ¥ Re
Mater
Meantionet
Newcastle
Maitland
Boxing results at Golden Gate show close bouts
There was a good attendance at the Golden Gate on Wednesday night to witness the boxing tournament. Fipoigan and Punch fought eight rounds with Fipoigan declared the winner. Eid and Commerford were to box eight but a seven round contest ended with the referee's verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate
Fipoigan
Punch
Wismer
Eidwants
Commerford
Coursing draw declared invalid and reheld after nominations
In a Tuesday evening draw Smiler Ben Alla Nellie and Business Ort saw an invalid result due to dogs' temperament. A fresh draw was held Wednesday at the Metropolitan Hotel with 118 nominations and listed prices for the competing hounds including Companion and Ladas among others.
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Smiler
Ben
Companion
Ladas
Lampilenter
Harper
Caurdas
Bineb
Sydney Bicycle Club meeting selects new secretary and race plans
At the font meeting the secretary tendered resignation. Saimul Clark was elected to the vacancy. Open road race discussed with entry deadline July 7. Atlantic meet set for Needs'n Roume on July 15. West Saturday run to Warren. Redford Bicycle Club announces a long Bay road race starting near Runneroug road about 1 oclock. Handicaps listed for Speedwell Bicycle Club ten mile race.
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Sydney
Bon
Cyclists’ Union
Saimul Clark
Oreteed
Claus Buyers
Han
Needs'n Roume
West
Warren
Redford Bicycle Club
Long Bay-Maroufra
Wilowine
Uo Bandicapa
C. Cameras
Ccr
C. H. Ball
H. Martindale
J. Parry
Speedwell Bicycle Club
Codar Wheelmen Meeting Yields Mixed Race Results
The Codar branch of the League of Wheelmen held a midweek gathering with several events. Novice Handicap ran one mile with Gillisan leading ahead of Dwyis and Time. Other races included a four-mile scratch and a birthday handicap with multiple riders noted, including Gilligan and Corbett in a dead heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyis
Bob AoXeer
Sydney University Amateur Athletic Club meet at University Oval
The Sydney University Amateur Athletic Club held a Wednesday gathering at University Oval. Weather was fine but ground wet and track heavy with officials including Professors Mynderson Uther and Dikyney. Events listed include 100 and 40 yard sprints, hurdles, high jump, and handcaps, featuring competitors such as J. Jones, M. Rogers, A. Stewart, W. Boyd, and J. Cleland, with times noted across heats and finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He. Philips
D. Th Carte
A. M'Dowall
Boyil
Ty A
BL Jones
Southorpe
Slade
Pirat
FG. Esker
Redfern Harriers
J. W. Coline
Warringah Warners
Buchanan
Daringhorse Harriers
EW Connell
Sydney Marriers
F. J. Thompson
Forest Lodge Barriere
Jas. Young
Sydney Warriers
Tino
W. R Child
Porest Lodge Marriers
J. M. Lynch
Porest Lodges Harriers
u-Seecy Pinal
Baker
Thompson
Buckanoy
Saec
S. Boyd
J. B Meland
Billiards tournament results at Mesars Belpou and Sm
The Markers Tournament continued on Wednesday evening with matches at Mesars Belpou and Sm. Jon Fla xer defeated Ward by 41, Brandon beat PT by 62, and A Walker and T Flahercy led the field. Non-acceptors for Tattersall's Club must declare to the secretary before 4 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Belpou
Jon Fla
Xer
HW. Ward
H Brandon
A. Walker
T. Flahercy
Oxford
Wood
Tattersall’s
Nowinarora Jet Hy Lifler
Rifle Shooting Scores at Bingleton Rite Club Meet
The Bingleton Civilian Rite Club held a rifle shooting event with Afieat petition for quarterly prices. Standout scores included C ell 54, N. Faulkner 33, and P. T. Noble 26.
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Bingleton
Fall of Potatoes and a Broken Leg Delays in Court
Mr Justice Cohen and a four member jury heard a July Court case arising from an accident on Market Wharf July 16. Thomas Elder, a wharf labourer, sought £1000 claiming negligence by Charles Napier during unloading of the steamer Easby caused a fall of portable bags, injuring his leg. Defence argued the plaintiff was not a workman under the act and that the unloading gear was not negligent. The trial is part heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Cohen
Thomas Elder
Nod Ie Doteumat
Thomas Naepler
Easby
Charles Napier
Whatever
Pickburn
W. A. Windeyer
Campbell
H. P. Staci
School Concert At Pyrmont Public School
Pupils from BL Bartholomew’s and Pyrmont Public School staged a performance at Temperance Hall in Phatteet. Miss Syleja Tagion was crowned queen as Miss Elsie Sinduare and others participated in a lavish program featuring dancing, songs, and tableaux. A baby drill and choral pieces concluded the event to general praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrmont
Malevinie
Vhce
le Fe
Solomon
Ameisienis
Temperacs
Phatteet
Beline
Elsie Siuadere
Beri Tilley
Ella Halliday
Torrie Lawie
Halliday
A. Bowyer
Salis Clark
Masisrs B. Webber
Bert
Jesily Dim
F. Yansen
Mercia
Mice Klefe Saunders
Lily Deverall
Minnie Daring
Childrsn
Youal
Minter Wert- Watson
Bea
Milde Clough
Zalomane
Sararai Charisea
Parramatta Police Court Hears Disturbance Case
At Parramatta Police Court on Tuesday two youths Albert Payne and Dqaial Brabatann faced seven day terms for playing a vulgar game in Marsden Street. The pair, part of a Lip party, were disrupted by a crowd near Trader Street. The band warned them away, but the incident prompted a public appeal for decorum and a safer environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatia
J. W. Witters
J.P. Aant
Albert Payne
Dqaial Brabatann
Yo & Chargn
Aa Waalewtul Ame
Marsdenairow
Froorad
Brena
Mooite
Buy
Despatch from a South Wales Mounted Ta Tantry Officer
An officer reports a four week advance outpost routine, first line engagements with Boer forces at the Kopjes near Brangfort and the river, heavy shelling, horse losses, and a hard march back to General Hutton’s brigade. He notes Argentines in the rear, temporary cease, and impending renewed action with reinforcements arriving as the column holds brink of the Zand River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wales
Tantry
Ander Dale Zaad
Wales
Prewra
Bropilfort
Ira
Wade
Brangfort
Ant
Fie
Iowin
Multon
Tver Rad
Tage
Bucreeli
Tuttou
Hilliard
Sunadyou
Kopen
Ukei
Turing
Ani
Lasia
Awning Collapse Claims Damages After Pleasure Trip
In the Banco Court yesterday the Newcastle and Mailer River Atees ship Company faced a £509 injury claim from Elen Bennett wife of a passenger. The case arose from an awning collapse on the steam ship Sedmer while returning from a pleasure trip. A wind gust toppled supports on the land side, breaking the top and injuring the plaintiff. The defence contends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco Court Pasterday
Ivalice
Crushed Ribs and Trial Over Bus Car Accident
A four member jury heard James Thomas Campbell sue Fullway Commissioners for 800 dinars claiming negligence in a motor yard accident near Bootstrest yard. He alleged a car struck him after being directed to clear the points and that the act caused serious injuries. The jury returned a verdict for the defense on breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cober
James Thomas Campbell
Fullway
MiMia Tamk
de Tagdans
Ubsiz Vection
Shipping Roundup Highlights Local Listings and Events
A fragmented shipping page lists numerous names and places in a rough schedule from June 2 to June 3. The items mention ships, crews, arias of activity, and various locations such as River and Walco with scattered references to people like Gren, Ak, Marian Weston, Aleman Searvin, and Melanie Wye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Weston
Ani Glarn
Aleman Searvin
Alta Bee
Andy Frent
Tomy Cepisin
Ermman
Feun
Melanie
Oak Comoy
Maria
Ila Tayeain Tenhasane
Clare Elle Idiain
Seinger
Prweusa
Agen
St Patrick's Day sprig of shamrock to be worn by Irish regiments
An Army Order dated 1900 instructs that on St Patrick's Day all ranks in Her Majesty's Irish regiments should wear a sprig of shamrock in their headdress as a symbol of loyalty and allegiance. The directive references the Welsh regiments and general orders issued for audience and formal display across campaigns in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nae
Hyver
Jaunelale Stents
Stee Dowmika
Hoemert Pyrerter
Buneen Irvine
Schult
Liverel
Juslay
Ullve
Vina
Lamium
Adelaide
Syuney, Temaeron “Tee Anromyen Wisviip Allie Collliy Mtorr
Mas
Rae
Spiaipard Newasehs Sural
Miveraom
West
Manoa
Tnd
Pont” Aas Wykama
Forres
Destierine Tegie Lendins
Agement
Albany
Sterenett
Newcastle
Uie
Ter
Afties
St. Patrick
Ebamrock
Sformaon
Ailrig
South
Attica
Palace of the MENAGERE and the New Galleries in Paris
The text describes the Palais de la MENAGERIE on Boulevard Haussmann in Paris as a grand new palace by eminent architect Sir Luville, housing the Society of the New Galleries with vast funds and a plan to showcase and sell a wide range of luxury goods, art, and manufactories. It promises a spectacular interior, a center of Parisian display, and an emphasis on fashion, decoration, and exquisite objects for visitors and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parie
Boulevard Borne-Nouvette
Oriel
Pany
France
Society of the New Gallert
Dalter
Amiherta
Unis
Parla
Bath
Paris
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HER
Cerebos
Whotemis
Harrison & Attwood
Market-St
Market Street
HALE
Deventseh
Sia Dows
Feobhnson
Town and Country Journal
Evening News
Ter Furst
Shilling Fund
and Country Journal
Sporting
Boxing
Fontia
Eka
Eee
Parramatta
Nsw
Hutton
Gant Fa
Walco
Hardie
Faris
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