Racing notes and results from Melbourne and Sydney events
The report covers ponies Cardinal and Donald Junior shipped away, upcoming Kensington meeting, and racing updates from Rosebery Park and Williamstown. It cites Yabba Gabba’s Altona Handicap run, state fair attendance figures, Oaks acceptances, and cricket scores with detailed player actions and match progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Donald Junior
Kensington
Lady Wallace
Rosebury Park
Qnish
Dandelon
Velnacam
Dandelion
Yelluecam
Sweet‘briar
Pretender
Beau
Prise
Estelle
Lulu H. Just
Lully Griville
Lee Weller
Owl
Rosebery Park
Unseen
Coree
Sydney
Yabba Gabba
Williamstown
J. W. Noad
Terlinga
Saya
Rosehill
Randwick
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dan Patch
Crescens
Arion
Directum
W.B.C
Oriellot
Chick
Thunderbolt
Martagon
Chilly
Beenvolio
Franic
V.R.C
Tarpon
Posture
Tooga
Tact
Seychelles
Fulminator
Harmonea
Height of Happiness
Inch Keith
Montyala
Castaway
Goldmount
Woman's Budget Presents Dresses Cup Fashion and Health
The current issue features Cup gowns illustrated and described, Bee Keeping for Women, and Women Workers with Teacher of Physical Culture. Miss Roland Watts-Phillips contributes A Memory of Ristors, plus hot and cold applications, exercises for stout women, painting pages for children, window pane project, bread scones and tea cake recipes, paper patterns, old china articles, dress and fashion notes, domestic details, fancy work, short stories, poems and pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Watts-Phillips E
Shipping and Commerce of New South Wales Supplement
The Sydney customs revenue yesterday totalled £20,594 with main items including stimulants £23,951 narcotics £1,477 agricultural products and groceries £4,107 apparel and textiles £3,208 metals and machinery £1,383 and tobacco excise £1,517. Also notes poultry breeders and the Town and Country Journal second egg laying competition with full details in this week’s issue, price 6d.
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New South Wales
Daily Commercial News
Sydney
Town and Country Journal
Restored to Health Thanks to Peruna
Miss Mildred Keller of Washington D C writes that Peruna cured her long catarrh after failed treatments and advice to change climate. She states she regained her appetite and strength after using Peruna, and notes vast endorsements for the remedy sold by chemists at five shillings per bottle or six for twenty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Keller
13Th Street
Washington, D.C
Hartmino
Peruna
Wintry Flemington Cup track favors slower gallops
Conditions at Flemington were wintry with no rain though the sand track was used. Cup horses schooled quietly with several pacing runs. Blue Spec and Czorovitch led a strong mile effort on the inside sand, finishing in 1 minute 49 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
Blue Spec
Burn
Czorovitch
Bullock
Hoth
Harden
Haakon
Sizee
Paraloch
Dromedary
Imineee
Bonte
Adios
Red Streak
Murska
Hampton
Fordyce
Clue
Hasheesh
Mozart
Randwick Training Run Delivers Fast Distances
Trainers clock early morning workouts at Randwick with several horses posting swift furlong and mile times. Competing runners include The Intended Victoria Cross Irascible Talofa Cryograft HoNette Floranca Mer vale Loch Trenville and Samurai Mordialloc, among others, matching strong strides and steady canters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surgeon
Conne
Malsterdelle
Victoria Cross
Irascible
Talofa
Cryograft
HoNette
Metaphor
Floranca
Mervale
Loin Ssec
Loch Trenville
Gowrie
Imin
Samurai
Mordialloc
Lanoline
Klix
Road Race in Goulburn Abandoned for Track Carnival
NSW League of Wheelmen secretary MIntosh says many trained riders will not be disappointed as the Goulburn to Sydney Road Race is dropped in favor of a track carnival on November 24. Brook plans a pre race meeting at Goulburn with £35 prize money and a £10 match between C H Brook and T Larcombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Sydney
M'Intosh
N.S.W. League of Wheelmen
Brook
C. H. Brook
T. Larcombe
Hanley and Sullivan Set for 20 Round Gaiety Club Bout
Hanley faces Sullivan in a twenty round contest tonight at the Gaiety Club both fighters in fine form promising a decisive battle. La Breese and Curley meet as the preliminaries to the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Sullivan
Gaiety Club
la Breese
Curley
Redfern Struggles As Score Reaches Four Thirty Six
Redfern bowled and fielded poorly on Saturday as the innings total rose to 436 for nine. He offered no chances, struck 29 fours and one six, while Mackay left Sydney for Melbourne on Sunday to catch the steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwood
Parramatta Oval
North Sydney
Lginogd
Heid
Pye
Hia
Diamond
Lae Wichelkeeper
Aubrey Johustom
Thomas
Cumberland
Bill Howell
Lim
Blakes Johnston
Howell
Ike
Paddington
University
Allen
Noble
Bach Fielding
Sydney
Harber
Cotter
Glebe
Balmain
Barrell
Blaxland
Gordon
Frank Iredale
Hickson
Macartney
Jordan
Baturcavy Redgrave
Deane
Forest Lodge Methodist
Robertson
Leichhardt
Barnes
de Lusie
Hunt
Hoban
Balmain and District Association
Sheath
Mason
Cass and
Smith
Redfern
Mackay
Melbourne
Rabbits and Harvests Dominate Hay Pastures Board Meeting
Inspectors report favorable overall with reductions in rabbits noted in several districts. Some landowners face prosecutions while others are warned to intensify control efforts as Crown lands near Gunbar remain rabbit havens. Hay yields rise amid dry barley growth. wheat in Gunbar looks strong with up to 20 bushels per acre. The board seeks safety match restrictions from November to March and forwards netting applications to the department, noting unsettled lease security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Hey Pastures’ Protectlon Board
Gunbar
Government action prompts dental exams in Australian schools
Authorities push school inspections to curb tooth decay among youth after wartime findings. Zam-Buk Tooth Powder touted as an effective cleanser and germicide, with claims of protecting enamel and promoting long term dental health amid warnings of dangerous mouth germs. Wellington incident noted with a fatal electric wire accident. motor boat racing referenced in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
Inside a Race Hear the Jockeys Speak of Speed and Fear
An onlooker records jockey reflections on race riding from the stand. He notes perception at high speed, wind effects, tactical feel, urge to pull up, and near rail crashes revealing the nerve and danger of the sport. The piece captures the rider’s sense of timing and danger without sensational detail.
Melbourne Cup travel eyed as gaming act bites bids
Government Railways and shipping firms report huge visitor lists for the Melbourne Cup trip south. The Victorian Gaming Act is blamed for reducing charm and betting, with some predicting fewer men traveling to wager. The Freeman and White advertising claims offer cures for various male ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabie
Witute
Elizabeth
Bathurst
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