Clements Tonic credited for recovery from nervous weakness
A Redfern resident, Mes F Lawes, recounts a remarkable cure attributed to Clements Tonic after months of weakness and near decline. She describes palpitations, choking sensations, and giddiness easing, with renewed vigor and over twelve years of improved health and family life since taking the remedy.
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F. Lawes
Redfern
Amma
Atratgatna
Owas
Ike
Turk
Cole T
Ram
Clements
Ford xi
Mt. Evarready
Meath
Notice to Advertisers Absence of Responsibility
The proprietors of the paper state no responsibility for any advertising blocks applied for within the Montim frame 4406 and for any terms ending immediately after, with damages adjustments to be made by the party involved.
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Montim
Oedema Bieake
Elem Peatage
Newtown milk vendor fined for adulterated milk sale
Newtown court heard George Epbham Wallace sold milk adulterated with added water at his Union Street stop. Inspector Watson testified a sample contained 1 percent water, with the Government Analyst noting standards allow higher moisture in some regions. Wallace was fined £10 with three months’ geal and ordered to pay costs. the case highlighted attempts to mislead the Fresh Food and the company.
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Newtown
John Watson
George Epbham Wallace
Wallace
Union Street
Hamlet
Europe
New South Wales
Mamlet
Miglotrave
Clayton
Kise
D.S.M
Fire at Forest Lodge Destroys Residence
Fire swept the dwelling of Mrs. Gocn Cooper at 1% Moun Vermeasirewt Purest Lotgr around noon on a qusrisr-past o'clock. Quick action by neighbors contained the blaze, with limited smoke damage reported.
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O'Croek
Gocn Cooper
Turf notes reveal crowded race day at Manitouisi
Sporadic reports describe The Syssey beating Barwezunis in a novice handicap at Manitouisi with Re Vick Tv0e the winner in a crowded card. The meeting drew a large crowd, while Flying Handbag faded after a bold early run and Tigress won the runoff. Several jockeys faced cautions and the Parkes Jockey Club named a special steward for upcoming betting controls.
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Syssey
Barwezunis
Wran
Novicw
Handigap Clase
Jolla
Isvornia
Indio
Barusyoave
Moya Gian
Wad
Manitouisi
Vick
Ouinias
Hhundoury
Mia
Thelma
Oda
Tigress
Buckers
Lady Grey
Quality
Thrush
Qualty
Kitty
R. Levy
Newcastle Jockey Club
Sydne
Parkes Jockey Club
Rimeberg
Stewarts
A.C
Y.R.C
Talus
Ringlet
Sulerer
Seddane Teyer
Collarit
Starro Bole
Surdou
Bengals
Ecra
Borland
Cigarette
Reflect
Polly Prim
Pontin
Rosbery Park
Annie
Spider
Bianuerette
H. Carn
Tider
Egypt
Etewards
Znophyre
Support
Philatel
Smd
Kileay
Ag Bugiish Nowspaper
Mater
Hanes Po
J. Bardon
Andralle
Mostyn
Blue Bag
Parsivnts
Melourme Am Tuasda
Iomaite
Muitland
T- Hupplewhite
Balmain swimmers shine in Western District carnival
At Drummoyne Baths on Wednesday, Balmain clubs featured strong performances in inter club handicaps and 100 yard events. Hardwick led Sydney rivals in 200 yards while Bathurst forces and North Sydney trailed. Numerous local clubs competed as Bondi and Waverley clubs staged key sprints and relay events with close finishes.
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Drummoyne Municipal Baths
Magpies
Testis Beyarus
H. Johnson
Jona
Ssec
Time
Susec
W. Lynch
Thomas
Jace
Wisoc
H. Congdon
St Jobs's
Snes
Western District
A. Brett
Balmain
F. Curis
Drummoyne
C. Ratjena
Leich
Woo
Aminall
Byers
Marah
Flee Tune
Amin
Wirt Marsh
Ratisus
Tyds
Fise
Laie
Hardwick
Sydney
H Baker
Sant Sydney
R- Wealy
Mast Sydney
Ted Bardwick
Healy
Hartwick
Sulu
EJ. Cooke
Moemans
F M Graw
Ween
Hse
I. Cumin
Srénevs
Eee
Ayere A
Grane
Taro
Usec Rathewsen
Eer
Watson
J. Amess
Rushcuttin'n Bay Baths
H. Saker
East Sydney
Waverley
Bondi Hatha
Boland
Mortimer
Bsec
Cince
Denman Idser
Foyd
Allen
Srat
Frewin Sesomd
Winn
Anisha
New South Wales
Clears
North Sydney
D. Tidy
Mith A. Heard
A. Wirk-ham
Fae
J. Watkineau
Tee
W. Johaan
Bees
North Briney
Dione
Bondi Club
Randwick
Chages
W_ Foster
W. Schaeffer
Deere
G. Towis
F. Coulson
I Gascoigne
A. Coulson
F_ Ridseteen
A. Watta
Clarke
Murray
Cu Pinectuam
A. Stocks
J. Brooks
P Rooke
R. Hollings
Barnard
Hawkins
G. Cadden
Lawn Tennis Meeting Plans Pavilion at Fresh Ground
The council announced details for a lawn tennis event at the Tooth Bay ground this Saturday at 2:30 PM not 2 PM. To accommodate non-member players, ticket limits were extended and many entries have been lodged as the council proceeds with building a members pavilion.
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Te Council
Oare
Pevilion
Randwick District Club Formed At Handwick Town Hall
The Randwick District Club held its general meeting at Handwick Town Hall with Mr. David Brorey presiding. The club aligned with the Metropolitan Rugby Union and planned to compete in the Second and Third Grade competitions next season. About 31 members joined, and officers elected include J. McCredin as treasurer and S. Bar r e as general committee member.
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Randwick
Handwick
David Brorey
M.L.A
Mesars
J. M'Mahon
Wo Hows
Metropanan Rugby Union
Seers
Very
J. McRedin
Roamurer
Barre
Mesare
G. Chieine
Te Finn
C. Hall
C. Gale
F Moore
Hardiman
F. Dick
Rowing club hosts face to face for president's trophy
The Leichharde Disb will hold a Pour per face to contest the president's trophy this Saturday. The rowing crews have been invited with names listed for the participant boats and qualifiers, and the tatichinarst club of St iguakine College will send a squad to compete, with a final crew chosen from the listed rowers.
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Leichharde Disb
A. E. Col Ving
T. M'Donald
E. Ellott
Wed
McAbe
Yeung
Deborar
J. Beaument
Ana
Wend
W_ Jonen
A. Lawson
PT. Boote
Asa F. Mgee
F. Belles
H. Moosshen
Erin
Anal
Wti Tame
W. G. Krek
Trish Ape
St Iguakine’ College
F. Elliott
W. Bisce D. Haasasialn
Keay
BF. Owsis
WG. Kolin
M. J. Mary Intrabel
Kensington Races and Mixed Handicap Entries
A dense catalog of racing names and odds across multiple events including Fourteen-ove Muldeo, The Storm TAS, Lady Tybin, Silver's Progress, and Looms of Maiden and Handicap races. Lists numerous horses with distances from 3 to 5 furlongs, odds and weights, plus various entrants and stakes noted for the Kensington meeting.
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Fiyleg Welter
Turlones
Mr. Cochrane
Mal-au-Veulre
Croxdale
Quota
Skylark
Ratinncé
Alan
Ove Muldeo
Weleh Tasaie
Dotoren
Pirie
Bringaboile
the Storm Tas
Little Bill
Whole
Regine
Alarmy Girl
Lady Tybin
Allee
Phosbus
Boraunter
the Riot
Larry Kitty
Maid of Real
Pilgrim
Silver's Progress
Fuse Set
Middle Harbor
Loongana
Daldle
Clartholie
Gay Witl
Lady Grey
Tafoe
Avy Ladale
Lee Welle
Lily B. Dal
Conky
Lady Triem
Cromulla
Astoria
Tod &Sweet Briar
Mujahide
Dalay UL
Erling
Bow Balls
Lady Bbfet
Glenspire
Kranersley
Gerald
Boned
Fair Blatney
Blaeneystann
Dammond
Ramwood
Horace
Sunflower
Comet
Rega
Lora Kh
Cinder
Banein
Patrol
J Sarah
Smacelle
Gey Dawn
Late Exchange
Melbourne Cricket Ground pass-out checks cleared
Report says police altered notes of MCG members to permit pass-out checks. Officials had discovered the system used to place a gate trembler and automate warnings. Members were to leave the arena through the stand gate and rejoin at the members’ gate after checks.
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Séribourne
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Banquet Honors Mr Carruthers in Sydney Town Hall
A public banquet at Sydney Town Hall celebrated Mr. Carruthers for his long service as Premier and Minister. Guests including Lib party leaders and government figures praised his tenure, education reforms, and efforts to maintain links with the imperial government. Carruthers spoke of health, legacy, and future public service.
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Duyles
Punne
Parkin
Mr. Reid
Mtr
Sydney
Jon Privet
Ryprisen
Lew South Wales
Wranco-Briijab
Ehib
Uitiweak
Srangy
Robert Fowler
Minietry
Harry Rawson
Siv Peoply
New South Weles
My. Carruthers
Carrushers
Rives
Alain
Leustal
Carruthinrt
Alwaga
Ollice
Carruthore
Pocimiery Gala
Bisry
Eren
Public Service
Henry Parkes
Landa
New
Soi Walu
Guna
Wade
suMient Umm
Garrather
Wales
Reid
Ibn Governent
Buo
Carruthers
Riegwa
Goarnore
Biayas
New South Wales
England
Etter
Aline
Jule
Tsiana
Tie Honat
el Tina
Tose
Gladesville Baths Proposal Approved by Harbor Trustees
The Gladesville Baths receive permission from the Harbor Trust Commission to erect on Bathe Terrace Way for one year. Conditions require a total fee of £6 per year, the bath must not hinder navigation, repaint at high water mark three times, and the structure to be funded by public subscription with local labor and materials paid for.
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Harbor ‘Trust
Insolvency case of W B Gunther with extensive asset claims
A proceedings before Registrar Lenton examine the bankruptcy of William Bersara Quacker and W B Gunther’s widow Mrs Gunther. Evidence shows Gunther accumulated property via hotels and shares in Atlas companies, with funds traced through the Chicago and Broadway hotels, Columbia Hotel, and villa purchases. The testimony details loans from friends and creditors, husband’s separations, and the widow’s management of takings and investments amid a lengthy financial collapse.
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Lenton
Bunce
M. Palmery
William Bersara Quacker
Kings
Lara
Latearet
J Gubers
Hemn
Bit
Pirin Resale Atlae
Atlas Company
Ner Wuowler
Brooklyn
Bropelyg
Bropelyg Hotel. She Wonlt Near Thr Mi Nore Than Zid
Abe
Hank
Dee Grother
Margaret Hile
Bae
Bronklyn Hotel
Chirego
We Chivago
Ines
Ter
Unicago
Obicago
Orber
Wem
Broulyand
Broadway
Glebe
Lee Columbia
Aid
Columbia
Bar Bsbant
Werchwiher
Malley
Wayorlez
Cup
Kensington
Muiher
Colomia Hotel
Faye
Ded
Frolst
Walt
Mather
Okey
Betaver
Gover
Lie
Aba
Dushane
Hin Bill
Mnisbana
Savings Bank
Master-la-Lunacy
Mormene
Mabiana
Eo Aereau Mint
Ahr
Marebail
Easount Abo
Harwood
Bers
Ake
Shanewr
Milbone Courtty
Michard Geolt
Shaq” Hai
EU Beraelt
América
Kong Ander
Dusband
Mitchell Witnese
Abe Tad
Ianeger
Tor Bach
Sie Mostina Hotel
Botany
Arrest Story at Balmaie Toltee Court Pool of Charges
Disorderly scene outside the Balmaie Toltee Court as laborer Polaron faced multiple charges including murder and theft. A constable clashed with the defendant during arrest, witnesses described the constable as the aggressor, and defense claimants argued mistreatment and improper conduct by officers. The trial heard numerous witnesses and noted entangled testimony about prior summons and alleged provocations.
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Balmaie Toltee Court & Man Casint Amduf
Polaron
Tolag Oruok
Diurderiy da Raturder
Jolladar
Otheaie
Donsidann
Lis Grimion
Liz Tenting
Wilbon
Smelliog & Prianer
Ula Cate
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Marcus Clark & Co., Ltd
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Forest Lodge
Sporting
Kensington Races
Cricket
Ieee
Prensa
J. J. Paluer
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MR. Carrothees
Gladesville Baths
Aise
W. B. Gunther
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