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Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 24, 1901

Page

2

Turf Notes From Canterbury and Surrounds

Weekend racing reports detail Canterbury Park events with close finishes and strong betting. Highlights include Sunrise gelding winning the Flying Handicap, Canadian beating Spring Rose in the Welter, and Queen of Sheba failing to close. Newcastle Jockey Club entries and calendar, plus South Australia and Wollongong results, with notable injuries and horses shipping to Melbourne for upcoming assignments.

Canterbury Park Hough W. L. Davis Hawkesbury Club Rosebery Park Mor. J. Qechle Taureday Buigh- Won BR. O'Connor Blue Cap Pretence Spring Rose Alwo Beacon Peppercorn Spring Hose Peank M'Grath Thrift Mr. Medards Queen of Sheba Bob Up Haut la Gob Miss Marion Speculum St. Blaise Lady Marion J. Vernor Speechless Moorefield Redeemed Warwick Farm Welcome Bless Thi Ie Omers Gozoetta Dalmore Joe Cook Countess Hopetoun Newcastle Jockey Club Right Honorable My Stars Korowal Jeft Melbourne Urain KR. Richarde VASTC Caulfield Bannerman Arcadia Kooma Laceby Grandee Avrenim Lady Macbeth Wilderness Blamearest Siara Marton Liara Pebble Muon Rovebery Diadem Edna Duke of Kent Edna Lyall Bonnie Boy Benedick Wallarove Ruewarra Mackay Sarsfield M'Namara Obie Sydney Gazo Queensland Charters Towers Boreas Araxes Longford Rae Snowden Ernie Opera Millchester Crozier J. Hopwood Morphettville E. Keys V.R.C la France Key West India Lola Ir Dan M'Leed Record Reign J. J. M'Grath Zuranigh Invermay Ball Brothers Davis Moon Rummery Box Hill Terry Chester D. T. Garvan Andover George Terry Diana Stuart Allan Hall Murtagh H. Dargin Sportsman Chevalier Korowal Johnson Mason Larry Windsor J. Hines Andrews

Condy’s Fluid Veterinary Guide Promo on Bottle Label

A free veterinary book attached to each bottle of Candy's Fluid promises cures for ailments in horses dogs sheep cattle poultry and birds. It lists treatments for lameness fever sores cracked hooves greased paw trotters and various infections and warns buyers to beware inferior substitutes and insist on Condy’s Fluid.

Condy

Kensington B C Weights June 26 Card Highlights

Horse racing weights list for Kensington B C dated June 26 shows multiple handicaps across 4 and 6 furlong races. Notable entries include Duplex Sst Blb, Clansman, Sea Shell, Vixen, Zaroma, Molly Riley, Coces, Selena, After Dark, Matalgla, La Pearl, Willie, Fairy Boy, and Indabba Set for the Kensington Handicap.

Duplex Cora Il Clansman Olive Freedom the Comet Signora Truthful Adelaide Agent Sea Shell Vixen Cky Aboriginal Donalda Rapidity Zaress Matalgla la Pearl Willie Fairy Boy Kitty 'St Sib Tonic Liz Manten Optimist Lee Waller Tricky Carmenta Nin Innisfail King Bee Furlonga Indabba

Desert meets Redwing in multi-team tilt scores noted

The fragment lists several names and scores including Lilb 8.7 Little Guil 8.7, The Desert 7.7, Redwing 8.4, Duplex 8.4, Wade 7.2, Mona II 8.2, Toledo 8.2, Rosedale 7.12, Manlidra 7.12, Muscat 7.11, Venus 75, Freedom 7, suggesting a study of ratings or results from a sports or performance event.

Lilb Little Guil the Desert Redwing Duplex Wade Mona II Toledo Rosedale Manlidra Muscat Venus Freedom

Rosebery Park Racing Card June Handicap Weights

A race card listing multiple handikap events at Rosebery Park on a Tuesday in June with four furlong and one mile distances. Entries include horses such as Olive Malala Zeba Not Little Jim Vizen Olga Bessie Amber Nettle Conje Muionda Muriska Isola Yst fib Little Brunette Mirth Kallenite Numa Mirror Smacker Mistake Little Gipay Charcoal Uskya Optimist Marionette Nina Mental Expected Liciness Persecution JR Rosegood Inventor Harold King Bee Fifteen Mands Lily Ovid Coral Lois Maria Jane Harold Amie Hay and others with weights and abbreviations.

Bill Deanaut Olive Malala Altona Sentence Zeba Not Little Jim Vizen Lady Nagel Polly Olga TA Bessie M Amber Nettle Fuse Conje Muionda Muriska Hirteen Isola Little Brunette Mirth Kallenite Numa Mirror Smacker Mistake Little Gipay Charcoal Uskya Opt Muscat Blages Ovid Coral Lois Maria Jane Harold O.K Amie Hay

Pigeon Shooting Trophy Event At U S W Gun Club

A rainy Friday at the U S W Gun Club brought fifteen members to compete in a double rise trophy. Walter twenty three performed strongly, taking all birds in the Ove pairs. H Riddiew twenty one shot seven of eight and led the OBXI beat score. Two sweepstakes followed with Locksley ninety three Canuck twenty two Medini twenty four and Pierce twenty two sharing the first sweep by ten birds. The second sweep saw Vincent twenty nine Walford twenty four and H J Mereweither twenty six share three birds.

U.S.W Pierce Vincent Walford H. J. Mereweither Dames

Melbourne Cricket Club confirms representative team for Australia visit

Major Wardill of the Melbourne Cricket Club reports to Mr. A C MacLaren that a representative team is certain. London sources had named L Jessop A Lilley and T Hayward, with Ranji Sinhji likely to join. Previous notes questioned Ranji’s inclusion due to club treatment, but MacLaren’s statement suggests his trip proceeds.

Major Wardill Melbourne Cricket Club A. C. MacLaren Australia London L. Jessop Gloucestershire Cambridge University A. A. Lilley Warwickshire T. Hayward Surrey MacLaren Ranjit Sinhji Laa Mall Ranji

Boxing double bill at Golden Gate and Gaiety clubs

A Saturday boxing program at the Golden Gate Club drew a good crowd with Toohey defeating Williams in a 15 round bout by early fourth round stoppage. Carney beat James in the third round. The Sst 7ib tournament continues Tuesday. Blackmore vs Moloney headlines a 20 round contest at the Gaiety Club tonight with expected strong play.

Golden Gate Club Toohey Williams Carney James Blackmore Moloney Gaiety Club

Paddington Triumphs Over Leichhardt By 30 Runs

Paddington defeated Leichhardt at Leichhardt Oval by 30 runs. M A Noble Gee and M Hale hit home runs for the winners, with detailed scores listing numerous players. Waverley Beat Burwood at St Luke's Park by 64 runs, and Woollahra defeated Manly at the Waverley Oval with Woollahra scoring 22 to Manly 15. Auburn saw Waverley Second beat Auburn by 50 runs, while Petersham Second defeated Leichhardt Second by 47 runs.

Paddington Leichhardt Leichhardt Oval M. A. Noble Gee M'Hale D. Gee Gleeson E. G. Noble T. Rose W. Chapman Fenton Grace M.hale E. Jansen K. Quist R. Duff J. Ashdown W. Jones J. Cuffe E. Woolcott K. Donnan A. Diamond St. Luke's Park Waverley Burwood Pite Ward Newton Dixon Bell McIntyre Eaton Carroll Caswell Abraham Hall Briggs Cohen Richardson Woollahra Manly Waverley Oval Sceres Adams Roach Harris Donovan Hewlett Cummina Petersham Laichbardt

Glebe Dominates Third Straight Round in Metropolitan Football

In the eighth round Glebe captures all three grades, leading Premership South Sydney by two points with only four teams in contention. Glebe wins First Grade 6 against 3, Second Grade 5 to 0, Third Grade 11 to 0, while Eastern Suburbs and North Sydney post key results. A large crowd at Agricultural Ground watched a well balanced University versus Glebe clash as Glebe’s heavier forwards overpowered opponents.

South Sydney University Glebe Eastern Suburbs Newtown North Sydney Balmain Estern Suburbs Western Suburbs

Rugby reports from Sydney games show contentious tackles and strong Eastern Suburbs win

The report notes aggressive play against Glebe with referees likely to eject offending players. Eastern Suburbs defeated Western Suburbs with strong forward play and sharp backs. Balmain beat South Sydney 2 0 but failed to convert tries, while North Sydney and Newtown fought fiercely and Newtown was held scoreless on four near misses. Referee Mr J RB Henderson planned trip details.

Glebe University Blaney Fisher Eastern Suburbs Western Suburbs Balmain South Sydney Evers H. Marks Birchgrove Park Mitch North Sydney Newtown J. RB. Henderson Orange New Zealand Henderson

Passenger Arrested Aboard Mariposa in Sydney

Detectives Jones and Donovan boarded the ceasel on the Mariposa as it reached Sydney at 4 pm Sunday and arrested a passenger under a provisional warrant. He is charged with larceny as a bailee of £36 belonging to Mr. Lusk in Auckland last December.

R.M.8 Mariposa Sydney Jones Donovan Auckland Lusk

Conference urged wider rabbit pest crackdown in NSW

A Culcairn meeting of stock boards including Hume Germanton Albury Wagga and Jerilderie and Chief Inspector Alex Bruce called for declaring NSW rabbit infested and erecting wire netting fences. They urged government support for wire netting railway action stricter Act enforcement subsidies for boards depots for poisons and rail freight reductions to aid trapping efforts with 14 000 rabbits trapped since April on Qual Quatta Estate indicating broader potential gains from more trappers.

Cowra Culcairn Hume Germanton Albury Wagga Jerilderie Alex. Bruce New South Wales Rabbit Board Narrandera Stock Boards’ Council Riverina Qual Quatta Sydney

Annual meeting of NSW Literary and Debating Societies Union

Delegates gathered at the School of Arts Pitt Street for the annual meeting. The unanimous report praised the union’s work including a competition debate tournament and convention, and noted The Speaker as a financial success with a £133 turnover and £6 carried forward. Officers for the coming year were elected across multiple posts and honors.

N.S.W. Literary and Debating Societies’ Union School of Arts Pittstreet Patrom Fredk. M. Darley Bruce Smith M.P William Lyne B. R. Wise John Perry G. H. Reid Edmund Farton Judge Backhouse MacLaurin Larke Colonel Bell H. C. L. Anderson M.A Phillip Muskett Storie Dixon W. A. Gullick Richard Teece B. Lees F. H. Maiden P. T. Finegan Fred. W. Landau Alf B. Roper A. C. Sherington F. 8. Shenstone Speaker R. Sullivan B.A Ll.b Messrs R. Wilsen J. Arundel P. J. Gandon J. M. Agnew B. Adnam

Shipping arrivals list from multiple vessels at Sydney

On June 23 several ships arrived or were reported in port including Waikare from Auckland with 3050 tons and 25 steerage passengers, Moany from Vancouver with 21 steerage, Mariposa from San Francisco via Auckland with numerous passengers, Et. George from Richmond River, Koonya from Devonport, and numerous other vessels with passengers and cargo. Reports note bad coastal weather and ongoing discharge operations at Sydney wharfs.

Waikare E. Phillips Auckland New Zealand F. Clementson Mason Davis Garland H. Smith H. Bull Nash Harkness Mesdames Phillips Lenehan Balin Chrisp Burton Garrick Heyes Deladouse F. E. Bradford D. Clarke M‘donald Child Mesers A. M'Kenzie Cameron J. BR. Lenehan Ray Langworthy Clarkson A. A. Davis W. D. Croft E. Clarke Garlick J. M. Ramden G. Leitch T. B. Bleson Galjoes Matson R. Brothers Bradford J. L. Dowling and Son T. D. Symons H. F. Lewis J. Osborn W. Wheeler George Munro J. M’kenzie John Balfour Fred. Rayner B. Snyder J. B. Newton J. Balfour W. C. Boyer Galloway Campbell A. M’carthy K. W. Johnston Thomas Johnson D. C. Munro G. A. Salisbury Henry Sully A. K. Wellman N.C. Walton M. J. Whyte A. C. Woolley H- R. Bloomfield Richmond River N.C.S.N. Company Koonya Graham Devonport F. W. Jackson Ururoa Ohison Whangaroa Kauri Timber Company Wiscombe Park Captain Power Hamburg J. Barre Johnston and Company Defender Beach Port Macquarie N.C Augusta Captain Tulloch Tweed River L. Tulloch City of Grattanie Farrell Clarence River North Coast Atawatta Savage Cooktown Mesdames Russell and Child Fraser S. H. Berry Hodgens W. A. Thomson G. Butler Misses Fish Storkham Heiney E. Bradbury A. Wain Hipwood Carlisle Dr. Shorter Messrs H. Kay Lawrence Goys Irby A. Gordon J. Struthers M. Bryant Newcastle Honter River Company Narrungis Bond London Capetown Messie Carrick Lloyd Daniels Gilchrist Watt Sanderson Kensington Langwill New York Melbourne Dangar, Gedye, and Company Australian Nyholm Wn.c.s.n. Company Wyoming W. Evans Macleay River Wakatipu H. A. G. Morrisby Launceston Edes Mesdames Field Nelson Gandish Pick F. W Grubb W. H. Gibson Latta C. B. Grubb Kissock Hines Misses Sandeman M‘kenzie Blackett Gandjul Whitaker Hoge White Osborne R. Gunn Anderson Sparke W. H Gibson Flood Harnett Matthews and Son Holmberg Gibson E. Gibson H. Gatenby N. Gatenby W. Dennis Bunton Taylor Kissock Muirhend Konoowarras Wm. Hurford Rockhampton Esdamen Castano Penwill Adelaide Houlder Brothers and Company, Limited Austral R.M.S Orientine Nicholson David Anderson Titua Bibbing Solomon Islands Burns, Philp, and Company Aitkens M'Kendrick Sydney Gulf of Genoa Manchester Ports Cowper Land Narrung Central Wharf Methourne Woolloomooloo Bay Ormidale Mauritius O Aoughr Grafton Nelson and Robertson Queensland Ville de la Ciotat Marseilles Suez

Maritime Miscellany Highlights Pacific Ocean Voyages

High water Sydney Cove reports and ship movements from the R.M.S. Mariposa and R.M.S. Moana with routes from San Francisco Auckland and Vancouver to Sydney. Details include dates, times, voyage durations, neutral Bay mooring, and weather conditions. Also notes the Ko mona from London and the Kippingham Grange off Cape Otway bound Durban to Sydney amid tempestuous seas.

Sydney Cove R.M.S. Mariposa Aickland Sydney San Francisco Auckland Vancouver Victoria Honolulu Brisbane Kippingham Grange Cape Otway Durban Union Company Komona London Watson's Bay

Wellington district shows thriving early sown crops and stock growth

In Wellington the district reports healthy early sown crops with a surge in overall acreage due to widespread clearing. Farmers adopt deep wheat ploughing for moisture retention, while shallow sowing benefits dry seasons. Cold weather persists after a dry three months with good rainfall. Stocking expands as Wellington becomes the west’s stock centre, hindered by lack of saleyards but movement toward improvement continues.

Wellington Esse

Tuesday Mail Mails Close at GPO for Overseas Routes

The notice lists closing times for mails from the General Post Office to various destinations aboard ships including the St George, Glacier, U S A, Oruba, Warrimoo, City of Grafton, Excelsior, and Penguin. Destinations cover Richmond River, Thursday Island, Manila, United Kingdom, Europe, India, Mauritius, Adelaide, Dunedin, Melbourne, West Australia, Clarence River, Byron Bay, and Woolgoolga with times ranging from 3 pm to 9 pm.

G.P.O Richmond River St George Thursday Island Manila Brisbane U.S United Kingdom Europe India Mauritious Adelaide Dunedin Hebert Melbourne Warrimoo West Australia Oruba Clarence River Grafton Byron Bay Coffe Harbor Woolgoolga Excelsior Tasmania Penguin

Bourke Items. District transfers and school prizes

In Bourke on Saturday district surveyor Mr. Cobcroft was moved to Wagga and roads superintendent Mr. O C M Dou gall to Broken Hill. The public school ended the term for winter. Mayor Mr Daniel handed out prizes including medals from townspeople. Miss Artwnstrong head teacher was transferred to another district and given a silver mounted token as esteem from the girls.

W D and H O Wills Australasia Limited Formed

A federal tobacco company announces formation of W D and H O Wills Australasia Limited with Bristol and Sydney partners. Todman Warry named Australian managing directors to oversee manufacture of Heyde Todman and Cameron brands for interstate distribution, boosting local employment and prosperity.

Australasia Messrs Bristol W. D H. O. Wills Australia Heyde, Todman, and Company Cameron Brothers and Company Commonwealth Wills

Letter From A Lady Praises Warner's Safe Cure

A letter from Annie Harris of Norwood dated October 1 1800 recounts long illness and costly doctor visits. After trying Warner's Safe Cure she claims full recovery and credits the remedy for saving her life. The note is signed by Mrs Annie Harris and sent to H H Warner and Co Ltd.

Warner

Stearns Wine of Cod NR Nee ds You Can Use Better

Fragmentary OCR text promotes Stearns Wine of Cod NR as a superior option for improving health or appearance, suggesting a contrast with being bony, angular, or weekly and recommending a plump rosy robustness.

Stearns

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Sporting Tropon God of the Army and Navy John L. Rosenbaum Wyntyard-lame Eucrasy CO Hunter St William Wild Park Street W. Wilds Saveley Kensington B.C. Weights Reuter Pigeon Cricket Boxing Baseball Wolffe H.J.G.M.S. Cormoran New Britain New Guinea Musselcrag Valparaiso Hirotha Aratapu Peregrine Auvatralien F.M Noumea Woods Agricultural and Pastoral Bourke Federal Tobacco CO Sira Chariion Georgest Norwood Mra Annie Harris H. H. Warner and Co. Ltd
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