Kensington Racing Day Highlights and Upsets
Local Kensington meeting drew seventy two runners with close finishes in several races. Elevation and Glenculloch figures loom for future clashes, while Fuse in dominates the Pourtsen-two Handicap over 10st Lip. Norris faces a one month suspension after a stewarded ruling. A chaotic field saw Croxdale beat The Player in a tight run-off, and Lady Triem led from the start to win the Prurteca Hands Race with Astoria close behind.
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Neils
Braucht
Ac Kenslogton
Yollumee
Itr
Underhill
H Ave
Mr. Cochrane
Croxdale
Crodale
Prurteca
Lady Triem
Astoria
Astorie
Stein
Blair
Bangle
Melbotras
Glencullocs
Esl
Kensington
Fvs Oiders
Norris
Leticia
Harbor Tipit
Tady
Jeshel
Sparrow
Otters
Harbor Light
Qalaien
Hiamaa
Aten
Conde
Victoria
Susie Monthe
Sydney
A. F. Bradie
Caul Neld
Laat
Baturday
Moorefield
Ant
Tin Wow
A.C
Sirineian Racing Club
Tha
B.C
V.B.C
Beyonte
Ely
Rane
Bette
Laura
Seoltudlaie
Hobart
Virtue
H. Thomas
Charles Kearney
Wluhine
Forrester
T.T.C
Newcantin
Newcastle Jockey Club
Bavk
Aretiuss
Port Admiral
A. Ooo
Lachangah
Borne
Shoat
Evans
Crystal Brook
Tuare
Brookdale
Maor Girt
Lord Simmer
Brat
Mary Loch
Thandkn
Braim
Karanaud
Erle
Sir Tristram
W.hl. Smith
Eddie
Ly Tiplamat
Goldgrip
Maryink
W. H. Smith
Chaney Eppie
Interstate Shipping Match Cricketers Meet in Wentworth
At Wentworth Holst Churchill a Melbourne interstate shipping team entertained the Sydney side. Guests included F W Jackson chairing the Steamship Owners Federation and several officers from Union, Howard Smith, Adelaide and other lines. The match, to be played at the Rack Cutter Bay Oval, lists Victoria leading 7 to NSW 6 after thirteen games. The Melbourne side features Hurbre captain C Hurbre, Harris, Davies, Pidgeon, Lethbridge, Bain, Chanman, and others from major shipping companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth Holst
Churchill
Cricketers. Co
Melbourne
Sydney
Mrr
F. W. Jackson
Federstlag
A. E. Kendall
HudJarts Parker Line
D. H. Prosser
G. 8. Yulll and Company
Mstaster
A.u.8.n
C. H. Mughes
Union Company
H. N. Lethbridge
8. Black
Adelaide
A. Baxter
Barns
Lethbridge
Hughes
Black
Messrs. Kendall
Msmaster
Baxter
Monee Chapman
T. Pidgeon
J. Witte
Darioe
Robins
Hudiart
Parc Nor Line
Van
Pidgeon
A-G
Blarke
Mesars
Anns
Johnson
Priton
Chmannel
Jarkwn
Pa Ene
M'Tweralih
Meercharn
Waitt Pod ‘Stokan
Rodgery
Parker Company
Lerman
Bell
Howard Smith Company
Burnett
Mel
Parser and E sett Ades analysis note
The fragment shows fragmented text including phrases like Parser and E sett and Ades with unclear context. No readable names, dates, or places emerge to form a coherent item.
Handicaps for Manly Civ Captain Woods Trophy Set
Rifle shooting event lists handicaps for the Captain H D L Woods trophy. Entries include Whinfield, Adring, Strong, Koop, Mull, Coombes, Truslock, Woolland, Hind, Eagar, Miles, Hall, Noble, Anderson, Bowker, Rose, Webb, Woolland Gee Shelley Bloomfield Howlett Denman Wurlonger Goss Wall Altum Badwington Whinfield Smith Hammill Stevens Goce Anderson Phillips Peterkin Hatcher Bloomfeld Park. Conditions are 15 shots from 800 yards.
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Manly
Civ
H. D. L. Woods
Whinfield
R. B Adring
J. V. Strong
R. J. Koop
W. D. ‘Mull
R Coombes
R. Truslock
E. Woolland
A. A. Hind
Eagar
Ecr
H. Miles
F. Hall
W. Noble
B. Anderson
H. Bowker
HR Rose
H. Webb
L Woolland
Gee
V. Shelley
H. Bloomfield
W. D. Peterkin
W. Hatcher
J. Bloomfeld
Park
SAILING HANDICAPS FOR S FOOTERS AT SYDNEY REGATTA
Handicaps set for s footers to race under Sydney Flying Squadron auspices in Waratah, Franctie Clarke, and other crews in NSW. The St George Club race for the semi finals will be a consolation for skippers without season wins, on the Towra piles course. Entries include Effie, Yan duara, My Polly, Afr Motor, Euchre, Our Own, Josie, Dor Fie, Raith, Tamin, St George, Esperanza, and others with varied times and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Flying Squadron
Waratah
T. Keddie
Franctie Clarke
Nsw
7. Kall
Australia
W. Durning
Jessie LW. Wert
Barelle
W. Keddie
Arthur
W. Davidson
Ensign
F. Petherbridge
Moray
Effie
C Trinder
Ser
Yanduara
G. Hughes
Jun
My Polly
Eran
Afr Motor
I. Longnetd
Euchre
H. Shambler
Mle
Our Own
R. Grant
Josie
O. Kenny
Dor Fie
Ifimaln
Raith
S. Anderson
Tamin
St. George
T. Fulwood
Esperanza
3. Garrett
Amin
Sydney Grammar School Annual Swimming Carnival Results
At Frellings' Bond Baths Sydney Grammar School held its annual carnival with multiple events. Winners include J. R. Garland and S. R. Tenderson in open handicaps, Bn Yards and 60 Yards events, plus placings for under 12 to old boys championships and various open and under-15/under-14 finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frellings
Bond
Sydney Grammar School
J. R. Garland
R. Winn
R. Rabbits
G. Byrne
Seec
S. R. Tlenderson
A. Weaver
E. B. Biden
Bn Yards
Paul
Meer
Barnet
B. Pintay
Finsl
J. B. Finney
Iinec
BW. Donovan
A. Mt. Epps
H. Mack
C- Sproule
Tum
Donovas
Slade
Taylor
Pinal
C. A. Kolth-Cohan
E. Roberta
Piast
A. Munn
Coulson
Duce
A. D Hil
NS. Graham
See
L.at
Manu. Stee
J.B Garland
Eer
Hunters Fite club annual meeting notes officers elected
At the annual Hunters Fite club meeting the officers were elected including President Dr M DourT Vice-President Mr G D Campney and caplan Mr C H Pearson along with hon Secretary RC Lethbridge and treasurer V Le Gar Brereon. A long list of committee members delegates and members followed with several names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunters Fite Club
M*dourt
Lymycht
F A
AL A. Ruewell
H. D. Walsh
C. G. Addinan
Pitaeeralid
Endleis
Robert Smith
AR Lynght
Fo Spier
Subarfan
W. A. Windesar
HR Lysacht
Saroclate
Commites
Chrivian
Philips
Alton
Wetnewby A Grade football open for all clubs competition rules
A local note discusses the A Grade Competition opening to all clubs with 25 members, closing date April 27 at the Norte Club and matches drawn for May 6. It cites fan views on league governance and delegate representation, urging fair treatment of players and club interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetnewby Sports Dalen
Brads
ADF
Norte
Reunis
Pure Sport
al Dun
Wulom Im Cates
Siatmain
Jorel
Doem
Onion
Amateur Wrangling Over Rugby Union Debates and Absences
The piece reports on tensions within rugby circles after a union dispute and player support divided opinion, with calls for restraint toward dissenters. It notes H A Messenger’s reported amateur status lift and the New Zealand selection debate, plus a Cardiff school headmaster reporting Percy Bush’s repeated absences due to football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Dalual Union
Soch
Teagny
Messenger
Amatewr
Athletic News
Manchester
England
Bydney
New South Wales Rugby Union
H. A. Messenger
New Zealand
Messenger Bimachi
Te Ds
Routh Wi Rugby Caion
Cardiff Wood-street Board
Percy Bush
Cardiff
Tush
Jurtea
Bush
J. J. Jackson
Fining the Milkman and Newtown Alderman Protest
Newtown Alderman Lewis criticised high legal costs in adulterated milk prosecutions at the Newtown Police Court. He argued council should not employ a solicitor, noting defendants pay heavy costs. The Major urged fact checks before statements, citing costly expert witnesses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldurmsa Lewis
Newtown Coumeil
Newtows
Alderman Morgan
Stymes
Ware
Apo
Pilliga Scrub Land Cleared Under Government Contract
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Moore stated about 600 acres in the Pilliga Scrub were cleared by the Government under a contract. The cost per acre was 7 68, with the Government supplying the plant. The contract planned completion and potential settlement under conditional purchase as work progressed. The government expenditure to date was about £6400, including £400 for plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawislathe
Me. Moore
Pilliga
Mines Department Appointments named in official notice
Mr W G W C Russell acting Crown agent at Bega is appointed to act as warden's clerk and mining registrar. Mr C A Lausertoula named bailiff of the Warden's Court at Young. Mr J S Cumok to act as bailiff at Begs. W B Geddes acting clerk of petty sessions authorised to issue miners' rights at Marellumhah. C Wendels temporarily warden's clerk and mining registrar at Broken Hill. E P Cusick authorised to issue miners' rights at Cobar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. W. C. Russell
Bega
Berm
Teglatrar
C. A. Lausertoula
St Younes
J. S. Cumok
Begs
W. B. Geddes
Han Eed
Murwillumbah Rebuilds After Devastating Fire
Murwillumbah, on the New South Wales North Coast, burned to ashes in a September blaze that destroyed business streets and left the town under reconstruction within weeks. The response included rapid debris removal, a city council led rebuilding plan, and new brick and concrete structures replacing old timber fronts. The community planned a brick courthouse, two-story bank buildings, and new shops as the town recovered, with a festival day set for March to fund relief efforts.
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Tim “Nyesing
W. T
New South Wales
Murwillumbah
Bre
Watgar
Auswalla
Bhoot
Marw
Gorraw
Whart-atreer
Byron Bay
Campalies
Wilcher
Muhroom
Alno
Knechlhabsb
Disqire
Gevgenmiwnt
Ereuier
Wwll
Ring of the Bammer
School of Arts
Commercial Bank I
Toowoomba
Bay of New Souith Wales
Bank of Australania
Rivcis
Mesars Withford
Joseph Tna
R. Fiday
Toring & Ne
Air. G
Malliday
Tao
Misaya Livabury
Wardrop
Nolan
Bydapy
Goldsm d
Foxxins
Imprial
Walla
Rikizner
Rous
Old Rest
Mureiumiah
Alf
Jewty
Closer Settlement Consulted by Ministers and Officials
Fragmentary notes show Mr. Horse asking questions to the Minister Lands and to the Lowiniative Assembly about rewording and cloner options. Mr. Moore replies with two sequences from the avvnery Schod. Sallery toned ermine and other cryptic terms appear, including references to wines and the potion of Se tepari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Horse
Mr. Moore
Municipal roll case in Petersban police court
In Petersban Police Court Herbert Smithers alderman faced an information case from George Balusr alleging he gave false information to Henry Pusstale in December. The hearing reviewed the ownership changes to parcels in Macauley Road and a property in Annandale Ward, with testimonies from registrars, valuers, and neighbors. the court ultimately dismissed the information for lack of evidence of misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herberti Smithers
Petersban
George Powell Balusr
Henry Pusstale
Milraham Council
Iptate
Annandale
Macauley-road
Mary Ann Smithers
Peterstam
Theil Cima
Ronmechevk
Perwewbmt
Annandale Ward
Sauk
Bellary
Macauley-strest
Ste
Dugfair
Maréer
Witners
Cain
Swat
Talgwigese
Solleitor
Asteidant
bin Gnty
Detendgn
Tin Brother
Jetvatant
Rom- Pirin
Wenz Dugtalt
Towpk Winny
Agather
William Pritchard
Stanmore
Sata
Mananey-street
Aiwerif
Tle
Taft
Blandford Smash Sparks Urgent Railway Inquiry
Multiple questions without notice pressure Minister to explain the Blandford derailment near the northern town. In the Legislative Assembly concerns focus on previous failures and a call for a special board of inquiry. Wachtel and Waddell respond with limited details while officials review car conditions and possible causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pol LG
Wachtell
Mintetar
Rmitway
Blandfored
Niue
Ronnecinn
Tloliie
Ark Wähtel Tekor
Waddell
Trinitun
Commalettan
Morse's Indian Root Pills Advertised for Health and Longevity
An old advertisement extols Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy for aging and general health. It claims long use, consistent bowel regulation, and bodily cleansing. A testimonial from a customer mentions regular use by a wife for digestive issues and improved vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Frank
Mitchell
Kangaroo
Essence of Parliament summary of proceedings and injunction debate
Readable fragments depict parliamentary focus on injunctions, the law’s machinery, and government intent. It notes Mr Peters, Mr Justice Owen, and various ministers discussing remedies, amendments, and the Equity Court posture. The report mentions the bill’s passage attempts, committee references, and collision with opposition stances amid procedural delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Kaver Brothers
Rerard
Tref
Tref Asked Aftbr Prewine Would Mweepe An Aminndment Machine By Bildeeluediory
Cea
Tengen
Aberth
Wilko
Legislatare
Council
The American Fleet and Maritime Strength Report
A fragmented survey describes Austro-German forces and American naval power. It notes ships with 19 bellyers per vessel and 12 Botterms aboard a class of nave, detailing Washington trade and armor levels amid evolving sea power dynamics.
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Marize Engitewrsee
Nave
Washington Trae
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Newtown
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Cerebos
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Petersham
Blandford
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Prom
Essence OF Parliament
Mr. Peters
Gallire
Poterm
Ieee
WADIA
Allestine
Minner Hte
Rpaler
Thor
Miele
Jones
Spaaner
Bentlemen
Nn & Woo
Kaewko
Vate
Coriaiz Renas
Burehutm
Wady
Equity Court
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