This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
5
A newspaper notice proclaims a recurring June sale of woollen suits with diverse patterns. It warns that stock is allocated to workrooms, orders must be placed immediately after patterns are chosen, and that inquiries will flood in within a day.
Final forfeits for the VRC Grand National wardle race due tomorrow and near entries. Kensington on July 4 offers prize money totaling 50 boras across several handicaps and a Kensington Handicap. Other notes mention Wollongong races, Turkish racing, Moorefield Club entries, and large totalisator proceeds in Auckland and Adelaide with various charities funded.
In England the Amateur Athletic Association bars professional football from meetings and considers signing a pro form as professional. A plan for a National Athletic Union could allow Northern Union pros who are amateur runners to compete in summer events. The AAA favors the new society, with discussions already held by the Northern Union committee. Entries close Saturday for the Castle Open Handicap at the Sydney Cricket Ground on July 3. Botany and South Sydney Harriers will challenge at Botany on Saturday with events across sprint, distance, field, and jumping disciplines.
A boxing event was held at Cambridge Street Hall on Tuesday night. Local residents reported a lively neighborly mix of bouts with participants from the area and nearby clubs.
The three week banded event starts June 30 with South Australia facing New South Wales. NSW lists team caps Minds Barton and J. M. Martin Gordon as goal, with Miss N Perry as captain in the second side, while schedules show several NSW vs Victoria and SA matchups at Fort Macquarie and surrounding venues.
The Board of Control reports South Africa cannot visit Australia without a £5000 guarantee. Several top players Faulkner Vorler Snooke Nourse White Schwarts Sinclair Sherwell Zulch are likely to travel if funds are pledged. Secretary Sinclair says the board refuses to provide guarantees on principle, though the players are among South Africa’s best and likely to agree if a guarantee is offered.
In Melbourne Roberts trails Lindrum with 5010 to 3002 as four sessions remain in the 18000 up match. Lindrum, though, shows form below his peak with breaks including 166 and 178 as Roberts tallies high 100s. Tuesday night features more results from City Tattersall's and Tattersall's tournaments in Sydney with Moncrief beating Beints and Hart overcoming Wold.
A mild sensation rippled through Syaner’s amateur circles as a statement from one prominent figure stirred discussions about governing norms and potential shifts in the sport. Details remain sketchy in the fragmentary report.
A rugby league bout between England and Australasia is slated for July 9 in Sydney. Teams include Asher, Papakura, and Young Australian League players. Union leaders meet July 1 to decide selection terms and possible state representation with salary reimbursement for absences.
In a parliamentary question John C L pizzpatrice and the Treasurer discuss the total waxes and salaries, and the total losses and reductions in pay for officials in 1910. They name the Inspector-General of Police, Public Services Board, Chief Mechanical Engineer Railways, Engineer-in-Chief Existing Lines, Goods Manager Railways, SupervisingOfficer of lsex Railways, Traffic Superintendent Tramways, and Electrical Surface Tramways. The member asks for time to prepare a return.
Tennant, 19, a resident of Nelson Street Aquandala, suffered severe injuries at Kerr's Unwart Bator when a pressing machine gripped his hands. He was taken by Civil Ambulance to Prives Alfred Weeptal. local officials consider proposals from Schwart of Arie and Mechaniew Ewativete for safety measures.
A deplorable examination by Randwick Council committees finds Pranklin street heavily damaged from heavy cartage to Long Bay Penitentiary. Borough engineer delays cost estimates while seeking ministerial approval for funds to repair the road.
Waplletta Conseil discusses a breach of the Penal Demes Act for defacing walls posts and pillars with marks or graffiti. The council orders inquiry and notes aldermen involved, with the matter read as by order of the council in a formal session.
By tonight's express train, NSW players including C Hughes, W Boyer, H Carson, O W Crossanager, V Newman, R Rowe, C O B Gurnout, I Ferguson, C Thomas, W Drummins, and others depart Sydney for the Adelaide carnival starting Saturday. Weavers Australia and representatives from South Australia, Queensland, and Western Australia also attend. For coughs Woods' Great Peppermint Ging is recommended.
A query by Dr. Arthur at the Mieinéar paper session on Turatay night questioned the government plan to introduce a measure at Benodloce Point. The Middle Harbor member was absent, so the question was postponed to the next Wellncedar session.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.