Promising Tattersall’s Club Race Meeting At Randwick
Sporting notes recount a likely large crowd for Tattersall’s Club meeting at Randwick next Saturday. The program features many entries, with Childwick Belle foaling to Ajax and major stakes races across multiple events. Breeder and trainer movements include Underhill’s horses and Pharoe’s sale to Mr. P. H. Underwood, with nominations due May 25 for the AJ.C Prince of Wales Birthday Meeting.
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Wist
Tattersall's
RantWick
Ollie
Sol
Green
Shipley Stud
Victoria
Ajax
Flying Fox
Amie
E. Keys Ban
Lord Jersey
Adelaide
Barker Brothers
Graftoale
Narelle
Sxaature
Boidal
Graftonita
J. Underhill
Kensington
Pharoe
P. H. Underwood
Queensland Sportaman
Aj.c. Prince of
Exeter
Istria
Brennan
Tangaroa
Bagehus Marsh
Positano
Shiply Stud
Oto
Randwick
Dowdleystown
Gallinule
Downey
York I
Tn Connection
Caulfield
Richmond
Wanda
Sydney
Brewarring Picole Rach Club
A.J.C. Southern Districts
Phale Lisce Club
P. J. Bartley
W. A. Levett
Boure
Mir M. Sawyers
Ari
Dona
A. G. de Laurel
Fron
Mr. W
Robinson
P. Cox
Mr. al. Sawyer
Woc H, Roberts
Merstabin Dinyab Gift
A. G. de Lauret
M_ Sawyer
Arizona
F. M'Evoy
Manly Wednesday Club Forms Second Grade Entrants
The Manly business group forms the Wednesday Club entering the Second Grade Competition. Officers elected include Patron Mr Dugald Thomson MP and Mayor Alderman J Bonner. Rozelle defeats Waverley 9 3 in Tramway Competition with P Jones kicking a penalty goal Killkelly scoring a try Brady converting.
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Manly Busness
Hays
Dugald ‘Thomson
M.P
Dr. Arthur
M.L.A
J. J. Calvert
J. Bonner
Manly
Messrs. C. Firington
J. Sinclair
P. Owen
J. Casey
W. James
F.relier
G. Barry
W. Ki
Doings of the 10 Footers in Sydney and Brisbane Regattas
The last season was busy for the 10-footers with 31 races in Sydney plus interstate carnival in Brisbane and Gosford regatta. The Waratah was the standout boat with winnings of £32, a remarkable total given the small prizes for 16-footers.
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Brisbane
Gosford
Waratah
Bacar Deering
Sud
Tom Keddle
Sydney
New South Wales Beats Queensland In Final Bowl Match
In Manly on Tuesday New South Wales redeemed a loss by two games to defeat Queensland in the third and final match. NSW led early but Queensland closed the gap to finish close before NSW pulled ahead again and won by one point. Final scores show NSW with 100 to Queensland 91 across halves.
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Manly
New South Wales
Queensland
Ous
W. Newman
Watson
Denver
Farnsberg
Strest
Ball
Reid
Bouchard
Morrison
Sutton
Jago
Binoy
Schooley
M'Millan
Whitehouse
Quinlan
Groth
Batson
Hind
London
Docherty
Sapsford
Weston
Gould
Crouch
Young
Fullagar
Sheather
Earl
Borsythe
Overill
Orchard
Cycling paper chase winner named by Eastern Suburbs Club
L Rogers won the paper chase held by the Eastern Suburbs Club. Captain W Grist praised as a shrewd old fox. The club named A Dorman A M Kechnie W Halloway T W Wilson and J Short to represent in the union’s opening run at Raturtey with G Renfeld and R A Matthews on emergencies.
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L. Rogers
Eastern Suburbs
W. Grist
Union
Raturtey
A. Dorman
A. M'Kechnie
W. Halloway
T. W. Wilson
J. Short
Grenfeld
R. A. Matthews
Webb and the Sculling Championship
New Zealand sculler William Webb, holder of the world title, plans ahead by ordering a pew boat from Chris Nielson of Parramatta River. A championship match with Arnst is nearly set for December 15 at 1 pm on the Wankanu river with a £1000 footstake. Webb insists on the stake and a home river course, while Welch’s deposit requirement blocks further talks until £100 is provided.
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New Zealand
William Webb
Chris Nielson
Parramatta River
Arnst
Wankanu
Webb
Wankann
Whelch
Amuteor Carsinas
New Rugby Game Draws Praise In Interview
H H Messenger, a top Rugby League three quarter, argues the new game will prove popular for its speed and constant play. He notes changes such as no endless forward-leaning attacks, a scrum when balls bounce out, and free kicks for out of bounds throws, stressing improved fitness and training requirements.
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H. H. Messenger
Messenger
Plany
Unis
Town and Country Journal
Mrs Marks Praises Dr Sheldon Digestive Tubules
A letter from Mrs Marks of Surry Hills reports using Dr Sheldon Digestive Tubules and finding them very beneficial for indigestion and stomach troubles. The note claims the tablets are an unequaled preparation for curing indigestion.
Warning to the People on Winter Footwear
An ad from Minahan Brothers promotes American boot manufacture for winter wear. It touts well made welted boots and hand made leathers, claims prices from 128 to 4, and urges prompt ordering with repair services and a phone contact. Sydney workers praise style and value, promising durable boots at lower cost than imported goods.
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Minahan Bro
Sydney
Trac Oia
Empire Day Debate Divides Newtown Council
Angry Newtown council session centers on whether to publicly celebrate Empire Day. Aldermen clash over whether the move is a municipal duty or a private matter, with calls to join other councils and support loyalty to the empire. The motion for a public meeting is ruled out of order after heated exchanges.
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Newtown
Cece
Smith
Morgan
Clegg
Emish
Alderman Smith
Alderman Clegg
Aldermans Smith
Aldarman Smith
Cresr
Cleg
Clege
Iderman Smith
Mises Anly
To Gay Paree. Civic officials trip motion on market plan
Alderman O Sullivan moved a council motion to study Paris markets and Parisian design to improve Sydney markets for all time. The motion urged sending the Town Clerk and Building Surveyor to Paris to obtain information before designing new markets. The motion lapsed after O Sullivan’s absence.
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O'Sullivan
Mesa
Sydney
Aracratios
Paris
Fie Council Uy
Tawa
Tne Uy
Imisa
Alfermia O'Sullivan
The Fowl Stealing Gang Descent on Vaucluse
Residents of Vaucluse report fowl yards emptied with 30 to 40 plump birds missing. Thieves, described as expert, left gates shut and foodmarks avoided in sand to evade traces. No chickens harmed beyond taking the birds.
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Vaucluse
Progress Associations Form In Ryde Town Hall
At Ryde Town Hall a meeting arranged the Fourth Progress Association to advance Ryde and surrounding areas. A detailed constitution was adopted and officers will be named at a January session. An early monthly meeting schedule was set. Also promoted are products for influenza relief and general well being, including Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a wire mattress advertisement.
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Ryde
Progréss Associatio
Othera Wan
Progress Association
Beeby MLA Aims to Improve State Parliament Access
Mr Beeby M L A outlines plans to better conditions of affairs and make it possible for workers from all walks of life including laborers and doctors to enter the State Parliament to confer for the whole community.
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Beeby
M.L.A
Oruba at Fremantle Confirms Severe Weather Warning
Oruba at Fremantle reports bad weather with strong westerly winds. The gale interrupted progress and caused difficult travel with significant wind and rain throttling activity.
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Fremantle
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