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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
1
Report notes a Quecen's Hall gathering where the late Minister for Equestion affirmed teachers may retail goods to scholars in remote districts and that traffic conducted by them within city and suburbs was legal.
In the Appeal Court at Darlinghurst the Crown Prosecutor grills a mass witness about three prior convictions for assaulting police. The witness admits past crimes but says they occurred over ten years ago and notes marriage twelve years ago.
The South Australian Cricket Association seeks a formal definition of the word ingnee from the Vormtiuelim of the Board of Control. Meanwhile South Australia will consider the definition. At Tattersall's Hotel on Thursday evening gentlemen connected with the liquor trade entertained Mr W. S. Franklin, former Route manager, with Mr J R Rankin presiding. Franklin is about to enter the licensed victuallers business on his own account.
The New South Wales Trotting Club plans a July 3 meeting with trials and several handicaps. Forgete may join J Selly’s team at Rosehill. Entries for the Kaneington and Moorefeld meetings extended, with multiple races and prize money listed.
In a tense match Memmott pulled ahead as Smith faltered after a strong Thursday showing. Memmott’s best breaks reached 178 and 170 while Smith scored up to 85 plus a lower high, leaving Memmott 15001 to 12612. The match resumes this afternoon at 21d Castler Street Syne under officials Heiron and Saiihe.
Cycling series set at Eastern Suburbs Club rooms on Thursday evening next. Best two of three to count in the Dunlop Shield heat at Homeboke on the 6th instant. Eastern Suburbs selects H. W. Thompson as captain with RL Blake A E Steware W Grist L Newland. Emergencies include R A Brown H Folkingham J C McNaught A Rutherford.
A deputation has been formed by the council of the 5.8 Association to inspect sites at Double Bay and Kensington or any Guler cite. They will report on the same and submit a practical scheme for valuing funds. New Zealand and Queensland desire visits from NSW teams. One is owing to New Zealand, but finance questions remain. The latest updates from WhieHam are awaited.
A long lettered promotion extols Peruna as a cure for the grippe with testimonials from Victor Palmeida of Topeka and T Barnett of Ontario. It claims Peruna rebuilt strength after severe illness and pneumonia, aided by continued use for recurrent colds, and includes multiple personal anecdotes praising the remedy's effectiveness.
An advertisement style piece cites testimonials from Mrs Jenniie W. Gilmore and Judge Horatio J. Coss claiming systemic catarrh from la grippe improved after using Peruna and Manalin. Names and locations include White Oak Yadkin Bar, Indiana Reform School for Boys, Delaware Ohio and Hartwell Georgia with several mispellings and fragmented quotes.
Robt Madison of Cull Whee High School serves as Jackson County Education Board chairman and praises Peruna as the most effective la gripe remedy. He cites personal use curing his wife’s nasal catarrh and urges readers to read The Life of Life for directions. Peruna distributed by chemists and druggists at six shillings for six bottles.
Election committee members and players named consider travel for an August match. Teams will pay own expenses with offers from New South Wales to cover some costs. Council plans to decide which players are viable for the trip at the next meeting.
From Captain Cook Hotel Moore Park to Randwick Hotel and tack the South Sydney Harriers will tomorrow decide an open road race. The listed participants include Austiss Br Sblner Guee J M Lynch Grey Akerline Sime Brown Cleburn M Killop Royle Butler Bray Lewis Rathbone Brows Colette Gurr Wright Flower Bourne Murray Barclay Abbott Pelmas Allen Payoter Hickey Harlan Dune Heath. Officials include judges Mayman Thomas referee Wilking starter Jones timekeeper Roberta turning palat stew ards Christian Dent Kay Bradley clerks of course Miners Planters summons.
The program lists to-morrow’s lacrosse fixtures by Balmain and Mosman clubs with players named for emergency and squad slots. Teams include Balmain A Rowntree Cullenward Hugks Braid Matthew Fraser Louiit Wade Petersham Forebrother Cowley Cross Baxter Keys Morgan Cornwell Dent Russell Balmain No 1 Matthew Fitzhardinge Lewis Hart Goldie Barradall Harold Gregory Tis ley Campbell Macpherson Hogg A Harrold J Grey emergencies Mosman Stillman Lane Ailworth Booth Robjohns Proctor Davis Senior Oatley Rast Maxwell Marrickville Keys Jackson Farebrother Wellesley Carter Lansdowny Johnson Nicholson Hans Wilkinson Coward Anerson North Sydney Kige Leigh Ticksomy Beach Reynolds Higgs Colyers Marshall Morison.
The Chief Inspector of Stock asked for a report after newspapers claimed rabbits in Molong district were dying of a disease. The reply states no known outbreak, though some owners noted hydatids upon skinning rabbits noting spongy tissue in several cases.
A tram conductor suffered injuries as fixtures for ten tomorrow across intercity venues in New South Wales and Sydney area included first and second grade matches at South Sydney University Sperial Ground and various ovals. Referees, clubs, and venues listed with multiple games and locations across Sydney suburbs.
Post schedule outlines ships and sailings from Sydney to Byron Bay Hobart and New Zealand routes. Vessels include Anglian Turakino Hawke and Pibarra with departures from 1 pm to 9 pm calling at Macleay River Burrawong Clarence River Nelsons Bay and Strahan Zeehan.
A report from the Appeal Court at Darhugh hurst notes Judge Backhouse dismissing a request to convert a sentence from imprisonment to a fine. Sydney M’Annity defended Neave, arguing leniency, but the judge upheld the magistrate, with Neave to serve six months hard labour. The item also mentions Admiralty week, Canterbury road funding, and bridge plans along with local council discussions.
An advertisement declares Zam Buk Looth powder cleans tartar and breath by destroying noxious germs and acids. It is a combined dentifrice and mouthwash praised as superior to similar products. The copy notes a product price of 64 8 and mentions a great peppermint cure.
In this summary a series of races are listed including Hurdle Race at Flemington on July 7 with total prize money of 100,000, City Cup at Brokes Hill on July 18 with 60,900, plus Victoria Park race at S A on August 11 and the Melbourne Cup at Flemington on Sept 6 with 100,900 at 5/2 odds. Open entries indicate continued public betting and event details forthcoming.
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