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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
2
A lengthy testimonial recounts a woman's severe thirteen week hemorrhage and life threatening weakness. She credits Clementine tonic for recovery after doctors failed to help, detailing relentless pain, fatigue, weight loss, and sensory deterioration, followed by gradual improvement and renewed vitality.
A busy Wednesday racing day featured large fields and lively betting at Kensington with notable performances by Freedom and Zeba in sprint and handicap events. At Rosehill, prospects centered on Meating favorites, including Matalgin and La Pearl, while public attention also focused on trainers and owners planning entries for forthcoming Canterbury and Rosehill meetings.
Athletics note the M Grory's 12th Botany Handicap, postponed from last week, will be run off tomorrow afternoon at 1 at Joseph Banks Grounds. Special tram services operate to the grounds at 1, 1:45, and 2 pm, returning at 6 pm. Details appear in the advertising column. This evening two complimentary medals will be awarded at Billie Hall Queen Victoria Markets in honor of W Gee, late secretary to the Public Schools Amateur Athletic Association.
The Port Hacking aquatic club held its 1900 1901 season closing dinner at Davis's Cromwell Beach Hotel with visitors from Sydney Harbour and St George. J Gould treasurer chaired. Alan Laycock vice chair. A playful program featured sailing-like events and a prize bowl for the best forward, plus roving races split among Laycock and J Tull family. Officers listed include President W S Hall and Commodore A J Beard. season results leave a substantial balance for next year.
The Tamworth Coursing Club held a meeting on Wednesday with decisive wins in the St Lager stake. Wee Gem defeated Lady Roger to claim the Pell Purse runner-up Silence, Dore Dora, and Ophelia won several plates. Nominations open noon tomorrow for events at Belmore and the Araw. heat and maiden stakes planned with fields widened to sixteen.
Mr C H Rows has been appointed to handle all arrangements for the Melbourne Cricket Club during the visit of the Rupiah team to New South Wales. The club has received applications for risks from multiple towns including Bendigo Ballarat and Brisbane as well as Perth and New Zealand. A new scoring board, designed by G F E Symonds, will be installed with a brick signature and will be provided by AOR hike end Gift Sons.
A football match was played at Orange featuring Central Division unions and Western Union, with nearby notes on a hacking cough and a peppermint cure observed in Wiehe and Woods.
A large mud enthusiastic meeting convened near King's Fister and Wesllowmsvlor streets on Tuesday night with Fogarty presiding. Speakers including Mr. Henry Chapman, Mr. David Devin, and Mr. Br. Ciapenais urged independent and Liberal candidates for Botany, Denison, Newtown St Peters, and Ryde while crowds gathered and candidate declarations were made across multiple venues.
A chaotic ledger of Liberal and Independent candidates and meetings unfolds across Sydney suburbs. Diverse speakers including Aldermen, Mayors, and MPs address crowds at Wickiow Areas, Vicar Street, and Glenealy, pledging policy on labor reform, arbitration, and municipal change.
A damaged letter artfully references Archdeacon Warner and a supposed Holy Cure from Warew. It lists years of attempts and mentions various ailments and supposed remedies. The text is fragmentary and includes archaic terms, making full interpretation difficult.
A fragmented notice discusses seasickness prevention and mentions an unclear set of names and terms. The readable parts reference SEAZOr, a son, and exclamations about naval or travel health, without coherent context or complete details.
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