Tattersall's Special Sweep results and entries listed
Following the Melbourne race drawing, Tattersall's special sweep shows numerous participants and entries including Thoroughbreds such as Hoes Dong and Windiesirae among many others, with a long list of horse names and related figures appearing in the result spread. The document details names, numbers, and affiliations from multiple entries and associated racing notations.
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Taveyreal
Melbourne
Wales
TRE
Bankruptcy Court Sequestration Granted in Freeman and Wallace Case
The Registrar in Bankruptcy heard the petition of Robert Grimson seeking sequestration of Howard Freeman and Richard Wallace. Wallace had voluntary sequestration on October 2 and Freeman on October 1. The case cited debts of £074 110 Gf plus costs. Petitions were consolidated and official assignees appointed. Freeman and Wallace were found to have committed acts of bankruptcy on October 24 and October 25 respectively.
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WH Salnsbury
Robert Grimson
Howard Freeman
Richard Wallace
Moriarty
HW. B. Mintosh
Wallace
Lael
Aunt Freeman
Trwan
Costa
W. H. Palmer
Aid Ne
Freeman
Wallsco
Wis
NSW Players to Meet Victoria in Melbourne Next Week
NSW tennis players head to Melbourne next week to face Victoria in a key review of form. Horace Rice, a sturdy left-hander, relies on solid ground strokes and tactful play while H A Parker, famed singles talent, showcases precise placement and a quick spin on serves.
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N.S.W
Mont Victoria
Melbourne
Colquhoun and Doyle Clash In Defensive Tennis Play
In a steady display Mrs Colquhoun relies on baseline rallies while occasionally flashing strong strokes for winners. Mrs Doyle shows consistent form all season with solid serves and backhand drives, executing a steady game focused on placement and defense.
Substantial examination of players by Moriarty in tennis match
The report reviews several players including Doust, Pockley, Wright, Jones, and Mrs. Colquhoun, praising Doust for fast net play and consistent drives, noting Pockley’s strong serving and winged stroke, Wright’s spin and half volley mastery, and Jones’s reliable forehand and footwork. It also highlights Mrs. Colquhoun as a leading Australian lady player and mentions emerging standouts Miss Griffith and Miss Gardiner with emphasis on doubles readiness and volleying strength.
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Doust
Severa
Eille
Norman ‘Brookes
Tia
Ewing
O. W. Wright
Fila
Wright
Jones
Indies
Victoria
P. B. Colquhoun
Queensland
Misa Grifith
Mucreas
Miss Crif ™Th
Ces Jin
Miss Gardiner
Flor
Mle Gardiney
Tifaet
Miss Gardiner Ca
Riva
Tonnea
Er Dent
Broken Hill Street Demonstrations Spark Fire Scene
A large crowd marched through Broken Hill in a Monday morning protest. The burning prem ier banner was carried on a spring cart toward Waterworks Hill with about 2,000 in the procession and 5,000 at the hill. Mrs. Mikell a leading socialist allegedly set the match as fire crackers exploded. the crowd was orderly with song and a protest against Premier Wade though union leaders stayed at a conference.
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Wade Oo
Trades Ust
Hotels change hands in licensing bench actions
The Metropolitan Licensing Bench approved transfers of publican licenses including Petersham Inn on Parramatta Road Petersham Grand Pacific Hotel at Watsons Bay and Tennyson Hotel Botany Royal Sovereign Hotel Liverpool Street Sydney and others The moves involve named licensees and executors with several transfers recorded in the urban hotel scene including President Lincoln Hotel and Kelso’s Hotel Ardney and Ardney venues in the Sydney area.
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Gran
Ted
Liverpool Streat
Sydney
Julia M’culloch
John D. Cox
Lincoln Hotel
Porches-street
Joseph Scuilard
James Joseph Cleary
Kelso's
Oxford-Stract
Ardney
Conway Drew
John J. Barnett
Plucky driver halts runaway wool wagon in Sydney streets
A driver on a heavily laden wool wagon kept his seat as the team bolted from Elizabeth to York Street. Crowds cleared the way, pulling up at George Street, averting disaster. Parents at Lamorna School Hay urged Education Minister Ham to address sanitation issues and school timing.
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Elizabeth-street
Castereagh-street
George-street
York Frost
Lamorna
Hay
Edncs Ham
Unjust Weighing Machine Plea In Redfern Court
Michael Colgan a wood and coal merchant of Shepherd Street Darlington pleaded guilty at Redfern Police Court to keeping an unjust weighing machine on his premises. He claimed the counterpane lead came loose and the device weighed only heavy goods. A fine of 10 and costs were imposed.
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Michael Colgan
Shepherd-street
Darlington
Redfern
Coleam
Auction Sale Notices Listed for Various Items
Unredeemed Pietees at the Rooms 47A Pitt Street to be auctioned on November 12, by John B. Lister. Horses at Muswellbrook on November 10 by Edward Alexins Parkinson and Company. Business Sites up the Ground Balmain at 420 on December 5 by Richardson and Wreach.
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John B. Lister
Muswellbrook Yaris
Edward Alexins
Parkinson, and Company
Balmain
Richardson and Wreach
A Salesman's Lapse Before Contra Police Court
Thomas William ChiG aged 49 a salesman at Anthony Hordern and Son was sentenced to a Greemastha gag for stealing four walls of clothes and two pairs of trousers valued at 210 from his late employers. He claimed drinking and a bad wife with six children. The sentence was suspended with sureties for good behavior for one year.
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Contra
Thomas William Chig
Anthony Hordern and Sone
Atslen
Child
Rock Choppers Strike and Socialist March to Darlinghurst
Fragments describe a Rock Choppers strike and a socialist march to Darlinghurst Gaol. Protesters parade after speeches and confront industrial issues, with police forming a line and a parliamentary move to manage the unrest. A subsequent council resolution endorses actions toward Premier Wade and the State Labor party.
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Sydney
Ste
Takiv Worth
Rocke Choppers
Heidine
Dirlumhurst
Wade
Parliament House
Lathe Council
Ayrikrs
Gridin
Mld
State Labor Party
The Cup at the Glaciarium Photographs Displayed
MrT West captured the Motbourne Cup day at the Glaciarium with clear steady pictures. Crowds, the Governor General and party arrived, shots of the lawn grandstand and start for the Chip, and the home straight gallop were shown, including the early horses and the old ridertimes.
Kilties Band to Perform in Sydney for Hospital Fund
The Kilties Band will give their Boal performance at the Sydney Cricket Ground on a King’s Birthday afternoon in aid of the building fund for the proposed South Sydney Hospital. The programme mirrors the Royal tribute played for His Majesty the King at Banc Fingham on his 62nd birthday.
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Kilties
Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
South Sydney Hospital
Banc Fingham
Harahan to face Burraga burglary charge at Bathurst
Ernest Joseph Harahan an 18 year old youth was committed for trial at Bathurst on a charge of burglary at Burraga. The theft occurred on October 2 at Mr. Pascoe’s outbuilding with cigars cigarettes and tobacco taken from the hamper. The steamer Hunter plans an afternoon voyage to Hawkesbury River if weather allows leaving Newcastle at 2 pm from the Wharf at the foot of King Street for the usual ocean excursion to Cowan Bay.
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Ernest Joseph Harahan
Bathurst
Burraga
John Pascoe
Hunter
Newcastle and Hunter River
Silver Grey Stripes Promoted as Smart Suits
A brief ad notes Silver Grey as the smartest of the Stripes with toothext at Lasker's and highlights Brown Stripes as well. It proclaims WE MAKE SMART-SUITS and mentions WB in the copy.
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Lasker's
Christmas Mails For England Reportedly Arrive
Mr Le Soeuf Parator of the Syver Zoo logical Gardens arrived in England by the Suffolk after an eight month absence while investigating the chief British and European Zoological Institutions. Nestles Milk is noted as most reliable for tatwnt thedeee in conjunction with Newle's Mam Poed.
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le Soeuf
Syver
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