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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
16
Moorefield Races Report Highlights Several Handicaps
A large Moorefield crowd attended a rich card featuring the Rogarah Stakes and multiple handicap events. Bandon won the Rogarah Stakes over The Dip and Berber, with Victoria Cross dominating the War Ree mile and Consulate securing victory in the Jumpers Flat. Other winners included Reprint in the Plying Handicap and Fez in the Joorpieolo Handicap while Leuron claimed the Beuxley Handicap. Timely notes mention preps for football reinforcements and a memorial gesture for Captain Edwin Phillips.
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Hesulte
Lord Merton
Anit
Prizs
Moeere
Ko T
N. H
Gibba'be
War God
Becewing
Syren
Lachhun
B. Keys
Muskhetoon
F. M’grath
Orher
Paddy Whack
Waddupe
Ennismar
Clayton
Miss Noble
F. Hickou
Turting
Agalnet War Bee
Miss Nokia
Victoria Cross
War Bee
Paddy
Bonlemar
Dietance Belwwem
Pe Whack
Sorent
Cove
Mr. J. Johneon
Footprint
Gyra
Fat
Bardem
F. Rat
Leuron
True Blue
Eurly Bird
Syre
P. Brown
A. Huxley
Bushgrove
Grafton
Imp
Xmantippe
FP. Hood
Rose Ray
Hickey
Lancaster Rose
Trenelmore So
Boomey
Beauleg
Ghtloottilag
Leutrot
Mushgrove
Lancaster Row
Besying
Reprint
Trenchmore
Sova Add Econ
Horews Am
Xtra
Mic
Gratton
Rue Pilgrim
Burtenshaw
J. C. Finn
Dowdingstown
Morlock
Crimp
Consulate
Dowdingatown
Mordialloc
Wangindai
Superbas
Superbus
Wangin
Abeh
Mordigiloc
Dowdlingstown
Merrock
Oper
Min Mijsre
Ty Rey White
Mororco
Miranda
LF. Hood
Seabrook
Havoc— Crudie
A. Hood
U. U. Soiten
Lady Ruenalf
Tigonall
Amviera
M'Lachlan
R. O'Connor
Lamond
Abbott
Hetting
Tome Sud
Fez
Kershee
Duma
Victoria
Fee
Sundey
Nemed
Fem
Roenalf
Cerk
Go Je
Lady Roenalf
Bexley
Mr. F. Kent
True Blua
Ae Bird
M'Lachao
Camo
Marco—Waleswood
F. Hood Vanne
Kabibinokka
Beeroomooka
Nirvana
G. Gallimore
Smart
Victoria Amateur Turf Club November meeting results
Melbourne Caulfield saw a strong turnout as the Victoria Amateur Turf Club ran its November meeting. Kasouka Hurdle results list Egba first, The Winnower second, Melton Rose third with a large field and betting heavy on Egba. other races include Stansmore Two-Year-Old Handicap won by Hedloe, Rosstown Plate dead heat for second, Tara Steeplechase won by Hawthorn, Armadale Handicap won by Woorooma, Ormond Welter won by Toped and Pistol close behind. time and distances given for each event.
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Melbourne
Caulfield
Victoria Amateur Turf Club
Egba
Sib
Wilson
Sat
Ray
Melton Rose
Deeble
Red Fly
Morean
Porilieh
Burn
Coraki
Hoyt
Narelly
Cox
Athens
Guinane
Groper
Howle
Port Arthur
Carter
Prestige
Cosgrove
Lion
Cornwell
King’s County
Douglas
Narette
Lengihe
Molton Rat
Asrc
Stansmore
Hedloe
Lewis
Glasgow
Smart
Phyladil
Gat Lal
Puro
Lady Dudley
Foulsham
Goonabar
Barker
Diatolo
Lambert
Bonax
Bolton
Guinevere
A. Smart
Ayr Lad
Treen
Narlel
Graham
Phyladis
Bedloe
Imin
Akim Foo
Lord Carlyon
Decima
Tara
Hawthorn
Ffnistead
Encadad Earl OF Castles
Williamson
Swimmer
Morgan
Coleman
Confederate
Falcon
Carrington
Player
Earl of Casties
Hawthor
Smin
King
Lady Bobadil
Bennet
Moani
Lady Bobatil
Woorooma
Wren
Moan
Belog
Ormond Welter
Ross
Fewlsham
Arlington
Tryst
Bell
Dunolly
Sinderby
Molten
Puzzled
Fisher
Thunder Jewel
S. Fisher
Arineton
Crete
Imin Sdigrec
Wreck of Falls of Halladale Near Melagurne
The Falls of Halladale struck rocks at 3 this morning and lies submerged 280 yards from shore. All hands escaped in boats to the Bay of Islands. Captain D W Thompson led the crew including T Pearson and J Allen among others. By afternoon the barque drifted ashore breaking up. benzine tanks burst, sea filled with oil.
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Melagurne
Bay of Islands
D. W. Thompson
T. Pearson
Heavy scoring in Todays Grade Matches at Sydney grounds
First grade action featured high totals with Paddington Bowled by Mansfield and Deane taking multiple wickets. North Sydney Petersham and Glebe posted notable innings as Wentworth Park and Waverley Oval hosted matches with Carthy Newell and Buckie among those contributing runs.
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Wentworth Park
GLEBE
Smith
Cockton
Arnott Watson
Core
M Carthy
Beveridge
Miller
Moore
Sele Christie
Pratt
Coyle
Freeman
Ceeesaens Buckie
Cene Newell
Cricket score roundup from Birchgrove and surrounding grounds
The report lists bowling figures and dismissals across multiple innings at Birchgrove Oval and nearby venues. Notable entries include Gregory not out for WAVERLEY with 60s, Hall and Trethewey among leading bowlers, and Bowen style summaries for Balmain Redfern Berwood and Redfern with players like Milian Butt Hume and Hopkins contributing runs and wickets.
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Birchgrove Oval
Balmain
Folkard
O Grant
H Plie
Ceeeeeeee
Whitting
Grant
I Kemmis
Finneran
St. Luke's Park
Concord
Berwood
Jones
Mailey
Chenarewteasere Holdsworth
Lyoody
Hume Ereegresever Smirk
Hume
Goetosenebsndace Peterson
Staodtey
Hume Saveververe Saunders
C Hayes
Trethewry
Precious
Milley
Trethowey
Ato
Mulley
Trethewey
Hopkins
Redfern
Milian
Low
Pb Bruit
Acadbs
Encassses
Doody
Butt
Cece
Hooting
S.c
T Hanigay
B Sauniers
Roberts
Trothawey
Peterson
Tb Butt
Hayes
St Peterson
Brown
Malley
Wt Peterson
B Brown
Smedley
Weedon
Sub
Bath
Saunders
Rosebery Races Flying Handicap and Related Events
Thoroughfare of results from Rosebery including Flying Handicap won by Moss Mulpera narrowly over Reola with Lily and Clinker among starters. Fourteen Hands Handicap saw Daisy prevail by a length in 57 seconds. Maiden Handicap led Flora over Branson and Lord Warwick by a neck. Clarette led Little Dod and Lady Zoln in another sprint won by three lengths. Fern Villa and Nerve contested Fern Villa’s victory in the Fourteen-One plus Refrain edged Smoodger and Eucharite for a neck. Encourage Stakes produced a neck margin win and Rosebery Handicap closed the day with a two-length victory in 1:16.
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Mulpera
E. Thompson
Reola
Lily
Norris
Clinker
Mutineer
Gillie
Simmerline
Simmer King
Mal-au-Ventre
Bato
County Clare
Mal-au-Vent
Tmo Sisec
Datsy
Barnett
Topaz
Williams
Neredah
Suttle
Ceeseen
Daisy
Topay
Lord Warwick
Hatanth
Keisace
Flora
Walsh
Mona Lee
Coin
Wave
Emblem
Lady Thespian
Maggie W
Kurnell
Branson
Uth
Moy
Ceen Little Dod
Imlb
Foy
Lady Zoln
Gardiger
Kaedi
Larette
Little Dod
Imin Ijasec
Lenge
Fern Villa
Norrie
Charmion
Little Buller
Nerve
Hiprah
Malahide
Smoodger
Thespanes
Eucharite
Pandora
Selina
Hipbah
Thespana
Lmin
Iftysec
Ruatamata
Mahony
Leticia
Whitlock
Philatel
Fusaka
Tarif
Miss Rosebery
Reals
Philstel
Queensland T C Races Brisbane Results Summary
Brisbane race day reports strong attendance with multiple events. Flying Handicap winner Satisfair with Microscope second. Sandgate Handicap won by LD Tet PET, Mentmore wins novice from Haakon. Two year old Handicap goes to Mischief with Patr is and Moree. Plaxen wins Ring's Plate ahead of Rebuff and Flaxen. King Hal takes Handicap with Blue Star Venice close behind.
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Brisbane
T. C
Hayes
Callinan
O'Neill
Imin
Sandgate
Ll.d
C.e
Ram
Rolle
Mentmore
Haakon
S. Houremon
Finance
M'Crimmon
Barallan
Valiant
Sbarallan
Sydney
Vallant
Mischief
Tucker
Atavase - Patris
Fayre
Ceueeeeey
Mountain Oak
Nerine
Ak Count Grafton
M’crimmon
Mullen
Barrellan
Jones
King Hal
Blue Star
Oss
Venice
Calliman
Fast Bowler Dominates With Lethal Boundaries
An hour before the catch, the fast bowler unleashed two sixes and eleven fours, delivering a brilliant display of hitting.
Second Grade Match at North Sydney Oval
Cricket score report shows FPADDINGTON innings with Munn and Osereceneneised MiIntyre among top scorers. M'Phillamy dominates bowling with 6 for 69 as Hogue, Cooper, Chariton and Hunt take wickets. total 255. Bowling analysis lists M'Phillamy with 6 for 69 and Humphries 6 for 11.
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North Sydney Oval
Munn
Thw
Jomee
M'Phillamy
Francis
Coltman
M'Phillam
Falconer
Johnstone
Hot Owl
Pope
C Humphries
M’phillamy Turner
Hmogee
Seeeeweeveewreece
Srcopareeensereterenvcanese Carsesce
Hogue
Cooper
M’phillamy
Chariton
Hunt
Jones
Humphries
Sporting Scores From Sydney and Surrounds Roundup
Ducking through a crowded oval slate, cricket results show Harrison steering Randwick to figures while Sydney’s D Noonan and Turner tally runs. Notable: Mosman over Middle Harbor with Parsons and Barnes making steady scores. Gordon, Newtown and University matches feature several key dismissals and notable bowlers like Bowden and Shortland shaping the day.
Rose Bay 59 yards handicap swimming event results
Rose Bay Baths hosted a 59 yard handicap with heat winners J Haigh G Edenborough A Barclay H Wellandt and C H Cocksedge. Final placed A Barclay first J Haigh second H Wellandt third Won by a touch with time 28 800. Randwick and Coogee Club staged a 100 yards brace relay at Rushcutters Bay Baths. Heat winners W Buncombe S Thornton C Metcalf R Briggs N Graham G Evans S Kaufman E Hennessy. Final led by S Kaufman E Hennessy C Metcalf R Briegs, won by a touch in 1 minute 7 7/10 seconds.
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Rose Bay
Rose Bay Baths
Wellandt
Randwick and Coogee Club
Rushcutter’s Bay Baths
W. Buncombe
Thornton
Isec
C. Metcalf
R- Briggs
N Graham
G. Evans
S. Kaufman
E. Hennessy
Iliac
Kaufman
BE. Hennessy
R. Briegs
Thompson
SAILING AND MOTOR BOATING RACE RESULTS FROM CREMORNE AND SYDNEY CLUBS
Motor Boat Club Cremorne held a m p b race from Cre morne Club Wharf around P. and O. buoy Athol Bight with finish times for Clysha Griffiths Were 11 to 12 minutes. ST George's Botany Bay results list Our Own Witchard Mascotte Talbot Jessia Kennedy Junior. Prince Alfred Yacht Club Marshall Plate saw Thelma Lloyd Jones Awanul Saxton Poti. Middle Harbor Sailing Club Sniff Championship winners Cornstalk Moffatt Kullalla Croft Aubrey Everett. Sydney Sailing Club eighteen footers Donelly Homes Crescent Arthur Scot with seconds between top boats and Ren-my-Chroo capsized Australian disqualified. Port Jackson Skiff Fern Hunt Nereid Milson Meta Rev Cash Una Prout. Sydney Amateur Club handicap Mia Fitzhardinge Adelphi Fitzhardinge B Glass Doreen Walther.
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ST. George's Club
Botany Bay
Our Own
G. Witchard
Mascotte
E. Talbot
Jessia
W. Kennedy
Prince Alfred Yacht Club
Marshall Plate
Thelma
C. Lloyd Jones
Awanul
A. C. Saxton
Poti
C. Trebeck
Middle Harbor Sailing Club
B. C. Croft
Aubrey
J. Everett
Sydney Sailing Club
Donelly
G. Homes
Crescent
C. Dunn
Arthur
J. Smith
Scot
P. Cowie
Imin Sec
Port Jackson Skiff Club
Fern
A. Hunt
Nereid
FP. Milson
Meta
Rev. J. Cash
Una
T. Prout
Sydney
Mia
G. H. Fitzhardinge
Adelphi
M. A. Fitzhardinge
Glass
Doreen
J. Waltern
Bowling score details from Manly MIDDLE HARBOR innings
In the first innings Boll Utoo and Hodgkinson fell early as Manly MIDDLE HARBOR faced tight bowling. Minnett led with 3 for 45, while Willcocks and Whiddon starred with multiple wickets as the home side posted runs and fielded well in a tense start to the match.
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Manly Middle Harbor
Boll
Hodgkinson
Hughes
Butler ‘Fonds Brownlow
Stack
Willcocks
Eseeee Gee
Mimmett
Ccsceseeuves Ridge
St Lane
Long
Matthews
Minnett
Broughton
Gee
Docker
Whidden
Whiddon
Gordon v Burwood at Chatewood first innings highlights
In a drawn cricket match Gordon and Burwood fielded strong lineups. Burwood's bowlers Hartigan Proud and Bamford led with key wickets while Gordon’s F A Iredale W Docker and Holdsworth offered resistance. Final tally shows Burwood 169 with multiple batsmen out to Hartigan and Docker.
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Gordon
Burwood
Chatewood
Eld
Bamford
Diamond
Proud
M'Mullen
Holdsworth
Hartigan
Ane Johnston
Prowl
Neeseseseee Shiels
H. Macartnay
Mackay
Lbw
W. Docker
Promtiee
C. Docker
Woias Jaan
Rum
H. Macartney
Redgrave
Caver
Cssse
Ccusicius
Death of Mr Ernest Favenc Explorer and Author
The well known Australian explorer, historian, and journalist Ernest Favenc died this afternoon at Dar Mnghurst. Born in London in 1846, he arrived in New South Wales in 1863 and explored in Queensland from 1865 to 1874. He authored The History of Australian Exploration and several other works. He also served on the literary staff of the Evening News.
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Dar Mnghurst
Ernest Fayne
London
N.S.W
Queensland
Australia
Australian
Evening News
Redfern v Glebe at Redfern Oval innings bowling totals
Redfern bowler Emery led with four for 99 as Glebe struggled to 109 in their first innings with Bubb, Bowden and Goddard taking multiple wickets. Redfern reply shows Nicholls and Hanks among top scorers with Sundries contributing.
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TOGEY
O. Ce Merece
Saint Come Wien Spmn
Emery
Loudoun
Riddell
Goddard
Hanks
Barnes
Redfern
Nicholls
C Cotter
Bowden
Cotter
R Barnes
Scsassvccseuvecnrsens
Eewrener
Rifle Shooting at Narrabri Club Match
Saturday afternoon at Narrabri two captain and secretary selected teams competed at 200 609 and 60 yards with 7 shots per range. The captain’s team won by 37 points totaling 459 to 026 with shooters H J Piper M Palmer F Harris L Heather G Epemeer T Hughes and others. Secretary’s team scored include H G Spencer H Logan J Piper J Laird F Martim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narpabri
Cecrdtary
Nerrabri Club
H. J. Piper
Kb. M. Palmer
F. Harris
L. Heather
Late Shipping Arrivals and Departures Notice
Arrivals listed for November 1 include Coincis from Queensland ports under Captain Innes with G. 3. Yull and Company as agents, Friendship (3) 214 tons Captain Evans from Tweed River, Bellinger (e) 25 tons Captain Roston from Camden Haven with Allen Faylor and Company agents, Evireika (2) 170 tons Captain Longlands from Bellinger River. Departures dated November 14 include Dorrico for Coffs Harbour, Cavanlais for Byron Bay, Hastings for Port Macquarie, Ortena for London via ports, Esfien for Even, Kynrrais for West Australia ports via Adelaide.
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Coincis
Innes
Queensland
Yulll and Company
Friendship
Evans
Tweed River
M. Corrigan
Bellinger
Roston
Camden Haven
Allen Faylor and Company
Elliot
Toma
Muir
Northern Rivers
Low
Bu. M. Corrigan
Evireika
Tong
Longlands
Bellinger River
North Coast Company
Dorrico
Coffs Harbor
Cavanlais
Byron Bay
Hastings
Macquarie
Ortena
London
Esfien
Even
Kynrrais
West Australia
Adelaide
Redfern Glebe Match At Redfern Oval Drama In First Hour
The Redfern Glebe match opened with an exciting spell as Emery struck early, causing a Glebe collapse with four wickets for six. Emery dismissed Bardsley Brisbane and Bowden for six runs before Cotter accelerated with quick scoring including 5 and 6 in 12 minutes and reaching 70 in under half an hour.
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Redfern
Redfern Oval
Emery
Bardsley
Brisbane
Bowden
Cotter
Central Cumberland vs Leichhardt Parramatta Innings
Sundriss Holt top scores as Central Cumberland fall to Leichhardt players in a Parramatta match. B O Reilly and M Leod secure wickets while Free and M Leod shine for bowling. Sundries total 16 and final tally bedlam with 16 run extras. nine wickets fall.
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Parramatta
Central Cumberland
Thomas
Ashdown
Walker O'Neill
M'Leod
B. O'Reilly
Taylor
St P. Oreilly
A. Cranney
M'Grath
O'Reilly
Griffiths
Sheath
M'lewod
M'Cartney
T. Cranney
BOC OU
Watsford
Sundries
B. O'Rwilly I
Geet
Fhillipa
Third Grade Cricket Scores From City Grounds
University Oval saw Burwood Hall edge the University by scoring 3 for 240 in a drawn match where key knocks came from T Johns 25 and M Mackenzie 20. Randwick posted 172 with Peters 89 and Poulton 37, Gordon then bowled Randwick out for 188. Waverley totalled 153 on the Waverley Oval as Middle Harbour replied with 4, Plumby 25 top-scoring for the opponents. Redfern defeated Newtown by 2 with Eaton 21 and Crate 54 not out. Petersham beat Central Cumberland at Petersham Oval 247 for 1, Collis 14 not out and Hives 1 not out.
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University
Burwood
University Oval
Burwood Hall
T. Johns
M'Kenzie
D. Johns
Watson
Leslie
Giltinan
Solves
Forves
Singhe
Randwick
Peters
Poulton
Pitzpatrick
Gordon
Jardine
Henwood
Davenport
Randwick Oval
Amery
Waverley
Middle Harbor
Waverley Oval
Films
Davey
Ward
Plumby
Woolcott
Redfern
Riddell
Newtown
Eaton
Algur
Crate
Bircherowe Reserve
Central Cumberland
Petersham
Collis
Hives
Petersham Oval
Victoria dominates interstate tennis championships on Saturday
In Melbourne, Victoria defeats New South Wales in doubles and singles, with Brookes and Dunlop leading in doubles and A R B Taylor and J O Dea winning key singles matches. Victoria sweeps both ladies and gentlemen titles after today's play.
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Melbourne
Victoria
N.S
Wales
Brooker
Dunlop
Parker
Most
Victoria v. N.S
Brookes
Dowst
Spence
Heath
Wright
Jones
Murphy
Lycott
Rice
Pockies
Vic
Doust
Lycett
J. L. O'Dea
S.A
C. V. Heath
BH. Robertson
G. M. O'Dea
J. O'Dea
Baird
G.dea
Hunt
Miss Addison
Miss Parr
Ie Stewart
Miss Payne
Miss Watson
Miss Andrews
Miss Matthews
Vic. Victoria
N.S.W
Burland and
Will
Le Maire Steamer Leaves for Southern Ports
Telegraphic notice from Thursday Island says the Le Maire will depart at midnight on the 12th for southern ports. The ship is due in Sydney about 1 o clock. Listed passengers include Kerr Smoke Campbell Schurrenberger Abelsten Jacobson Perrymen Martin and Book.
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J. FE. Cocheret
Australia
Royal Dutch Parket Company
Thursday Island
le Maire
Sydney
Kerr
Smoke
Campbell
Schurrenberger
Abelsten
Jacobson
Perrymen
Misa Martin
Martin
Book
Election to fill North Ward seat in Mosman Council
An election is held today for the North Ward representation following the resignation of Alderman William Scott Fell. A bazaar at Murrarund raised £140 for Anglican rectory repairs, with £100 more collected by the ladies committee.
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Mosman
William Scott Fell
Murrarund
Deaths.FAVNENG.-Nowater 14 fet, oat 6 Dartinghome
Death notices from the column list names and ages in terse obituary style. The readable fragment references Ernest Pateen aged about underscores and notes funeral notices follow in the classified section on page 5 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favneng
Immigrant Batch Reaches Sydney in Marathon Arrival
A new group of immigrants arrived in Sydney aboard the Marathon, with 114 people aboard. Four carpenters and four domestic servants are among the passengers, all funded by state passages in London. Sixty more immigrants were nominated with passages paid by relatives in Sydney. They were taken to the Immigration and Tourist Bureau in Martin Place, some quickly securing employment with farm laborers also interviewed for jobs. The newcomers spoke of a pleasant voyage and good accommodation, though crowding limited social activities. A young woman noted similarities between the Australians and her homeland residents.
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Sydney
Balgety's Wharf
Millers Peint
Londem
Martin Pisce
Nervania Lkely
Witle
Giaseye
Man Falls Down Lift Well Injuries Reported
A young man named Howard fell into an open lift well at a Mesers wholesale grocers site on Castlereagh and Liverpool Streets, tripping on the ground floor. He was removed in a semi-conscious state to Sydney Hospital by Civil Ambulance with a broken arm, head and facial injuries.
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Howard
Aeen Carter
Mesers
John Bardsley and Sons
Castlerearh
Liverpool
Sydney Hospital
Colvin
Monard
North Sydney
Federal members in Sydney voyage by rail
A party of federal members traveled by express train from Melbourne to Sydney arriving this morning. Several delegates stopped at stations along the route. Labor held the lead in early reports with the Opposition weaker. Mr Hughes appeared secure in support from the House aside from a few dissenters. Rumors linked the Forrest and Reid camps, but plans remained uncertain. J H Catto commented on the Fisher Ministry's path and implied urgent measures with a short recess.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Sir Wiliam Lene
Wagrn Sa
Redd
Brown
Carta
Carr
Labor
Hughes
Deakin
Relat
Eirona
Forrest Party
Reid
Curtain
Wyey
J. H. Catta
Fisher
Labor Party
Deakin Party
Weather and rugby note from Australian coast and inland
The forecast lists warm to hot conditions with showers and thunder in parts of highhams and sidges and cloudy with showers in the south-west. Fresh to strong winds across Queensland coasts and generally light to moderate over Australian waters. Rain recorded in New South Wales including Boteman's Mey and Mackville area, with scattered thunderstorms inland. Australia Rugby League players in England face Warrington. visitors expected to win.
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Sidges
Gowan
Queensland
Riverina
Araiveneek Boteman
Mey & Mackville
Brethwont
Runieila
Burrewa
Careear
Clare Heats & Casino
Candela M Geeta
Goulburn T Grafton
Grenfell
Gunnedah LL
Ketniwey
Lismore of
Molend
Mount Vietorix & Napibuces
Marlee
Macquerie U. Torniga
Tenterfield
Trangia
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Woolgvoiga
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I Gow
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Gordon v. Waverley
Sydney Cricket Ground
No_ WAVERLEY
Tait
Shortland
M'Kinlay
TY Alpuget
Rose
Glynn
Dettmann
Hewlett
Dee
Walker
Bennett
Rosner
Gordon—Firet
Giron
Elhone
Sheppard
Newtown v. University
Erskineville Oval
Brian
Ceee
Nere Weet
Eeweasy Carroll
Terry
Sagsera
Langley
Macintosh Robinson
O Macintosh
Snes
K Walls
Ann Brown
Nee Wilson
C Terry
Brouart
Tate UN Wee
Emee
Macintosh
French
At. University
Massie
Nod
Langley Sedgste
Pfirst
Calvert
C Barnes
Triggs
Lhw
Walton
Hooker
Sakae Tee
Cropper
Lowe
Cochrane
Cane
Wrens Barnes
Sailing
Middle Harbor v. University
MR Ernest Favenc
Redfern Vy
Bubb
Earn Bardsley
Emery Bowden
Gallagher
Riddell Eaewnds Kellaway
Growads
Blanksbhy
Gerry
Narrabri
Pitt-Street
City Bank
George Street
Commonwealth
Tall Hordern Brothers
Federal Tailors, Clothiers
Piet-street
George-atrool
Hordern
Great Arcade
Holt
Central
Cumberland
Tee
Interstate Tennis
New South Wales
THE
Dutch Mail
England
Warrington
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