Victoria Derby winner Alawa tops Moerfield card
Alawa won the Victoria Derby and Caulfield Guinea linked race, with Abundance and J A among earlier speedsters. Reprint beat Master Foote for the Moorefield Handicap, while Swallow earned a share of £8,000 money. Stewards suspended rider W Osbourne for interference. Lamond and Brennan rode doubles at Moorefield, Contanga rising in form in the Ragarab Stakes, and racing set for Moorefield and Epping fixtures with Melbourne Cup speculation and public betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alana
Tun Lane
Abundance
W. Osborme
Lady Swallow
Stasier Foote
Acs
Alawa
Sydney
Caulfield
Parsee
Fiwarda
Tim
Volver
Mr. J. Grisdale
Keweanile Jockey Club
Ake
Suished Tash
Y.R.C
New South Warne Trottive Club
Epping
Couran
Balmain
Forest Lodge
Drummoyne
Ptud
J. An W.thompson
Widdes
T. Payton
Peru
Tolake
Brookong
Oxborne
Stad
Yarrabee
Dowdingstown
Moorefield
Menards
Randwick
Epols
Autetind
Trenchmore
Canterbury Park
Tanko
Nim
Mily Marsotini
Moorsfield
Contango
Friend
Stewards Censure G Wat Over Future Handling
A university stewards board admonished G Wat regarding his forthcoming management of bir mounts. The action signals a warning aimed at guiding subsequent decisions and behavior in the program. Authorities emphasized adherence to policies and standards in future conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wat
Golf results from club stroke competitions and medal wins
Golf results recap across clubs with medal winners and leading scores. Mant beat Hughes by four, Edwards led with 81, and Porfin posted 206-40. Multiple clubs report best cards, handicap notes, and round-by-round outcomes including Dobroyde, Hunter's Hill, Marrickville, Concord, Parramatta, Rose Bay, and Royal Sydney events with match results and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Staney Club
WH. Mant
W. OG. Hughes
M. Edwards
Dobroyde Club
J. Porfin
Hunter
MIM
J. A. Hoberts
Aid
Dingin
Rand
Marrickville
Beocroft
Gabernsty
Vernon Nae
Chorley
Bitchie
Bent Laogtoy
Osborne
Veron
Concord
JF. Dawham
Parramatta
Tis Woos Crown Shandicapg
Hoya
Sydney Chiba
Maletes
Rose
Mairster
Auatrafiag
Royal Sydney
Boxing notes on Burns Johnson clash and Sydney sparring
Boxing brief listing Tommy Burns plans to refine for a title bout with Jack Johnson at Hydro Majestic Bath Media Mountania. Mentions Lane as Burns sparring partner and Twin Sullivan helping in Sydney. Also notes Joe Walcott and Ted Robbie of Tasmania at the Galry Club preparing for a two round event on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Hydro Majestic
Cycling. The New South Wales Championship Road Race winner
The Parramatta to Windsor race on Saturday was won by O Grierson of Marrick Elite with a 2h guide time of 6 minutes ahead. Parkes of Auburn and Tomin were second, J Hilton of the Brear Club placed fourth with C My Cuteliffe of Sydney recording the fastest time of 2tsec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Water
Waltiy in SA team to play Victoria at Adelaide
Cricket notes list Waltiy as a young Sydney left arm bowler selected for South Australia against Victoria at Adelaide. Team includes CML LA Hil H Mette N Claxton A Gebra J Chamberlain Whitty in form. C E Dojling unable to play due to university exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
K. Guin
Adelaide
Whitty Tade
J. R. Hilwae
Eanondone
Annelly
C. Mulligan
Tolanthe
Ryall
Ihren
Avoca
Hall
Searin
W. Soario
MI Hue
Ste
Rogers
Avova
Martinzon
Balmain
Torchford
WC. M'Leod
T Hopkins
Acoron
Anjitlsation Gleby Juniors
P. Forgeron
Body
B. Watshi
W. Clarke
F. Nelson i
R. Upisa
St. Davids
Eki Maole
Davin
Glebe Juniors
B Waight Fank
Skidmore
Glebe
Billiards tournament at Reaiern Tattersalls Club
The club hosts a billiards event with J Stewart and H Bentam in a draw for the finals. On Tuesday night the matches continued with players advancing and tentative results noted as 190. The final draw will be held to determine the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaiern Tattersall
J. Stewart
Sydney Club's 1st Naniilomp sail win for Arthur J Sefith
Arthur J Sefith won the Sydney Club's 1st Naniilomp after a strong finish. Dom SeilyG Holmes placed second, Liin Laer followed, with Vision and Min ed Hy Fitzhardinge noted in the chase. The Bydner Ama our Clun's A Chass Handicap featured Mimosa and Brothers, while Dorren and Marcarils vied in a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
J. Sefith
Smin
Sydney
Domseily
G. Holmes
Sia
Waz
Liin Laer
Vision
W. J Gunemn
Min
Hy Fitzhardinge
Bydner
Clun
Gmin Jleey
Mimosa
Cugtaly Christianren
Dain
T. C. Dibbs
Acr
Claus
Bybji
Yeomans
Mts
Dorren
J. Wallers
Ser
Marcarils
W. Wilteo
Hire
New South Wales Tax Changes Highlight October Increases
October saw land tax rise by 2737 pounds and tramways by 4938 pounds in New South Wales. Metropolitan water rates increased slightly by 85 pounds, with tetrapolis sewerage value noted. Carrie Moore received a grand farewell Friday night as she starred in The Merry Widow at His Majesty's Theatre. A festive reception followed, with notable figures including Murry Ravon, Rayvon, and Lord Ceford among the guests to honor performer Betty Chin, an American, and the new star. The company showcased new principal roles and promised further performances of The Merry Wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Metropolitan
Tetrapolis
Mims
Carrie Moore
Dravenen
Sonia
Thera
Murry Raveon
Mlae Rayvon
Lord Celeford
Governos of
Queensland
Bety Chin
Riar
XO TONIC FTES. Love Liver Complaint, 0a kad 1
A brief, garbled note references a tonic with love liver complaint and a cryptic 0a kad 1 marker. The fragment yields no clear event, person, or organization to detail. No identifiable entities or dates are discernible.
Wallabies Entertain British Rugby Visitors in Plymouth
Mr James Mahon, manager of the Australia rugby team in Britain, describes a reception in Plymouth for the Wallabies. NSW Rugby Union secretary We Wy Hill notes arrival details, locals, a brass band, a public reception by the mayor, and lively crowds. The party toured the town, attended a Plymouth Gloucester match, dined at the Royal Hotel, and planned further engagements with press photographers and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James'Mahon
Australan
Great Britain
We Wy Hill
NSW, Rugby Union
Colon
Devon County
Cornwall
Gloucester
Omran
Jsplendia
Fiymouth
Uz m
England
Plymouth
Croncrster
Royal Hotel
Sir Charles Redford
Charles
Hauwh
Sumtay
Hibernia
Newton Auhal
Wallabies
Wallaby
Werrin
Vancouver
Wxart
Oun Londo
Cabira
Australa Rugby Union
The
Hartlepool
Ross
Darham—senal
Turham
Watda
Gand Tm
inoAn
Carmichael
Gan
Bait Dix
Craig
Russell
Dewsnary
Mayer
Jone
New Zealand
Dewsbury
Ratley
Vinnors
Yorkahire
Wallshirs Baes
al Blacka
Durham
Northumbutland
Cumberland
Northumberland
Lou Atri¢g
Agaist Northuumberand
Tani
Cumberlagd
Sydney
James M'Mahon
Ijw Wallabies
Medals Awarded in Metropolitan Church Rugby Union
The first season of the Metropolitan Church Rugby Union concluded with medals distributed at the New Masonic Hall Castlemaine by Rev W Rogers. South Sydney Methodist Church won the A Grade premiership and St Alban Goldin Grove won the B grade. Runners up included St Stephen Newtown in A grade and Starrinville Raphael in B grade. Winger medals were sold and Rev PC Anton accepted a framed photo from the president. The union formed in 1907 now fields 87 church teams and controls grounds, with plans for a Northern Suburbs branch and a meeting at North Sydney Hall at end of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rurety Union
Meda
St. Stephene
Newtown
Starrinieville Raphol
Chireh Ruehr
Sysines Hall
The Santo Massacre and Related News Items
The fragment reports on a massacre at Reptritu Santa Avis and the murderers' actions unclear motive. It mentions a railway project cost estimate around £180,000 and a forthcoming secret wedding publication by Hoodman. Also notes exhibitions and reproductions planned by an Australian gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FMS
Hamual
Australaate
Wolfe Schlapps and the Ely Ta Kid egds
A fragmented note recounts Wolfe Schlapps and a person named Maxy as favoring Monorel for Tusser with references to Berrybody, Scytecre, Calan, Lofeemm, and AL chemin. No clear events or dates emerge from the unreadable OCR snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaXy
Monorel
Berrybody Tayere
Scytecre
Calan
Australians in England lace up tennis blades
Exdaey fans note Jes Bremer and partner Mrs Beatty excelling in English play. Bremer, Gordon, and Wright feature in open singles and doubles events with wind and pace shaping outcomes at venues like Bath, Chichester, and Sydney circuit. Selection lists hint Victoria and New South Wales players slated for upcoming matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes Bremer
England
Chatham
Chichester
Mise Bremer
Bur
Mire
Livery
Mim Gordon
Bydney
Vieleay Bural
G. W. Wreht
Holdar
Toce Toy
Wright
Parkley
Sydney
Simon Deed
Ibd
Tockles
Ike
Talline
Porkley
Mickley Cannon
Colums
Packley
Volloya
Mary
Keon
Winmin
Fire Provostion Inquiries In Parliament Sydney
Fire safety inquiry set for debate in the Legislative Council with public input invited via the Clerk of State Council. A successful carnival at Prince Alfred Park featured skating races and dramatic contests with prizes awarded. Next Thursday a race sale will conclude, and a Kings Birthday event will close the club season with a benefit performance for the employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oremsion
Uasiatisteo
Pariiamen
Clerk of Steel Caudittens
Legislative Council
Sydney
Prince Alfred Park
Prises
Indian Root Medicine Promises Cure for Rheumatism
A letter highlights rheumatism lumbago and sciatica as common painful ailments worsened by cold damp days. It claims uric acid buildup from diet and kidney failure cause circulatory issues, with a testimonial from Harry B. Sitton of Tirskineville praising Dr. Morae’s Indian Root Pill for dramatic relief after months of suffering. Distributed by Comstock Company Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Sitetton
Albertemreer
Tirskineville
Spurs
Bret
Patna
Morae
Mores
Comstock
Comminck Cy
Sydney
Amusing Theatre Chronicle at the Palace and Amphitheatre
A Melbourne audience enjoyed the new play at the Palace Theatre by Jo Smih with dramatic intrigue and romance amid a restless early Australian goldfields setting. The piece features Alan Tyea Brove and a complex plot of love, murder, and pursuit across England and Australia, with a strong cast receiving enthusiastic notice. The National Amphitheatre presented a varied bill led by Musical Brandoong and acts by Leranz, the Deuilne Reger Sisters, and Mavis Williams, with fresh aspirants highlighted on Wednesday afternoon. The Tivoli Theatre showcased Rickaby's late arrival performance and a diverse program including Osborne and Brogan’s musical comedy Motorist and the Mat, plus contributions from the Four Rosehuds and others, with anticipated appearances by Frank and Jen Latona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Aby Ales
Sq Mlonr’s Trust
Jo Smih
Ax Aualatian
Ima Prolorur
Auste Trom
Jim
Loral
England
Victoria
Reciaiviste
Tear
Melbourne
Stanly
Alan Tyea
Rey
Begland
Don Cowrado
Seauria
Ail Barly
Alan Traperoee
Nero
Sienna
Bnd
Misers
Slévnell
Gunn
Wingfield
Mins Méyore
Limieay
Minge
Uceth Rana Helier
Heey
Engin Mane
NA Mate
Ben
Saurday
Ubbal
Tory
Uf Piper
Leranz
Lem
Peritcutar
Tivoli
Tlenli Thesteo
Ot Wy Rickaby
Lamon
Majorrap
Nic Quran
M'Gregors
Osborne
Brogan la
Frank
Jen Latona
America
West’s Pictures at Glaciarium Shows Big Program
A report on West's Pictures at the Glaciarium last Saturday featuring De Groom's band and varied programs. The show included War the Sake of His Uniform, The Beginning of the Serpentline, Seemés in Holland, Voyage to America, and several travel and amusing films. Training scenes at Johnson and Barns were shown, with Melbourne Cup footage planned for Wednesday night pending successful exhibition. Pencers Pottunes notes a separate variety program at Lyceum Hall with Stop Yer Ticklin and other acts, plus Wednesday and Saturday performances at Town Hall on Rise’s Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
de Groom
Holland
America
Johnson and Barns
Tate
Pencer
Pottunes
Lyesou
Spenter
Thea Wracope
Agmin
Harry Lawler
Alth
Rise
Birvbaay
Opera season heats up with Australian star and national troupe
Fragmented OCR sketch describes a busy stage with performers Almera Breit Gracia and Joe Was, national opera company, theater seats and festive decor. Mentions Brett conductor Victor Chisibios, The Girl from the Golden West, and various operatic scenes and performances, with plans for a 200 pound tour and upcoming shows at the Royal Theatre Metheburne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pom Saag
Almera Breit
Gracia
Brett
Vietor Chisibios
Marte Dane
Ge National Opera
Joe Was
BP Theatre Roya
Perhaye
Ates
Somnany
Dania
Dameote
Ewell
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Africa
Miller's Feather Shop
Cornar Strand
Pittst
Torta Path
Lynch Banton
Scott
Avis Derrice
Victoria Ficate
Morbere River
N. Guusail
Geer
Scott's
Scotts
Mle
Bhat
Commonwealth
Parry
Wanicter
Kor
Stratford Je Bow
Essex
Sher
Woman's Budget
ANT Addarat
Australia
Sporting
Stowia Park
Elisabet
A_HAGON BROS
Oxford
Street
Olbers
Atari
Hagon Bros
Wioxford Street
GOLF
Boxing
Cricket
Lloyd & CO
Church Rugby Union
Santo
Wolfe Schlapps
Ely Ta Kidegs
New South Wates
Pucking
Marane Rice
Hoa Parker
N Douw
Preaumaniy
Buamomem
Bn & Sige
Sir
Aerome Failies
Seine
New Sand Wales
Addison Waresn
Gyrom
Ayer
de EC
Ard
Lal Aie
V.R.C. Carnival
Town and Country Journal
Pyne ‘Jourmate Sperial
Lo Malbourne Fam
Soewell
Ttl
Jia Brey
PELL
Teria Chambers
Tastlereauicstreat
ANS Besthoed
Hupferees
Gomren
Ayapoaia
Howe
Tre Syaarment
Sedicise
Ard Earewry
Otto
Castlereagh
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