Protest by ratepayers over Hampden Park spending
A Paddington ratepayers meeting at St George's Hall Glenmore-Teil protests high Hampden Park costs in the last year and removal of fence chasing the park. The vote condemns park expenditure and will be sent to the Mayor and aldermen. The gathering, representative of local property owners, faced strong opposition to reopening the park for recreation. Nearby suburbs report no licenses at several Wellington Court areas and related notices. Sheldon’s New Discovery cough remedy ad appears with prices.
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Paddington
Mampden Park
Marsng Mare to Be Mated With Imported Stallion At Warwick Farm
Sporting notes reveal Mr RD Barry plans to breed his Associate mare Marsng with the imported horse An tonia this season and to dispose of some mares while retaining favorites. Warwick Farm meetings are set for Saturday with a strong program and admission tickets due by 4 pm tomorrow. The article details racing plans, potential progeny, and local sales, including a December Stakes season and Goulburn Relay Club events on December 3 and 4.
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RD. Barry
Marsng
Antonia
Mrr
Barry
Warwick Farm
Gude
Morro
Fusivano
Brookong
Roseben
Prince Poote
Fairy Gold
Decemver
J. HL Lamb
Rosebin
Orthos
Pharos
Warwick
Pittstreet
Doncaster
Hopkins
Wise Ethel
Hampton
Desmond
Wise Mason
Wsg
Ethel
Rosebery
Morrow
Boggabri A. Z
Awj.c
Mr. W. Brown
Whittingham Stud
Glor
Chantress
Swordfish
Beatrix Avington
Arrowrout
Chand Bee Bee
Spry
Valkyria
Vastatin
Gloria
Ceres
Sonsle
Aly
Maister
Pontiano
Wentworth Ladies Club Holds Coast Handicap Swim Meet
The Wentworth Ladies Club staged two handicap events at Coogee Aquarium on Monday with Miss Muriel Stubbin as starter. Winners included Miss Satel Harris, Miss Floss Forder, Miss Mabel HuI, and Miss Dorothy Bulk in the Glyd heats, and Miss Leah Solomon, Miss Jessie Kerr, Miss Alma Hagaa in heats. Final saw Miss Alma Hayes and Miss Rosie Evans dead heat ahead of Miss Leah Solomon. East Sydney Club to run a 190 yd Sealed Handicap at Municipal Baths Outer Domain Saturday for NSW teams title with likely entrants led by Cecil Healy and Harold Baker. Water polo practice set for Rushenster’s Bay Baths Wednesday. Carnival planned January 14 at Dancerin Baths to decide the 2¼ Yards NSW championship.
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Wentworth Ladies’ Club
Coogee Aquarium
Muriel Stubbin
Glyd
Satel Harris
Floss Forder
Mabel Hui
Dorothy Bulk
Ieee
Hilda Robertson
Gladys Tate
Pinal
Dorothy Bulk J
Isabel Harris
Leah Solomon
Mia Jessie Kerr
Wiante Malu
Alma Hagaa
Bere
Rosh Evans
Reale Alldritt
Alma
Sydney Flying Squadron names regatta committee members
The Sydney Flying Squadron appoints Messrs H C Bell and J Young and the Sy ney Club names Messrs H Langford and Spain as representatives on the Anniversary Regatta committee. Each club donates £230 to regatta funds and Nowcastia Regatta committee pledges at least £20 prize money for the 18ft class at the New Year’s Day regatta.
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Sydney Flying Squadron
H.C. Bell
J. Young
Syney Club
H. Langford
Spain
Tmic
Wick & Jase
Eastern Suburbs Club Cricket Snatch at Centennial Park
The Eastern Suburbs Club held its annual cricket snatch at Centennial Park with Married team winning by 9 runs. B. Schneider 35 not out and A. Sommerville 10 led winners, while EL Stewart 45 and T. Diamond 12 topped contributors for the losers. E McGling was the victors best bowler, R A Brown excelled for the opponents. A large picnic followed at Tom Coty’s Point under favorable weather as a varied sports programme unfolded.
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Eastern Suburbs
Centennial Park
Jane
Ginele
B. Schneider
A. Sommerville
EL Stewart
T. Dymond
E. M'Gling
R. A. Brown
Tom Coty
Tom Coty’s Point
Iéyde
E. Carter
C. O'Connor
E. Maher
A. E. Stewart
Mrs. Carter
Tug of War and Sports Show At Tivoli and Rose Bay
The newspaper item lists events including a tug-of-war won by freight at Tivoli next Thursday, a swimming handicap at Rose Bay Saturday, and a five mile road race on Bunnerong course scheduled for the 21st. It also notes Campale Club annual meeting highlights and officer elections, plus a Southern States lawn bowls schedule with Wales vs Victoria matches and emergency crew listings.
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Elsie Guin
Rose
A Barnes
A. 4
Murdoch
R. W. Frazer
A Watkins
J. Parkes
E. F. Gably
E. Hazel
Hm, Hostans
South Sydney Harriers Set Saturday Handicap Events
The South Sydney Harriers will decide club handicaps at Willoughby's Grounds Tempo on Saturday afternoon for a half mile walk and bow?, and jump. At Sir Joseph Banks Grounds Hatany on Saturday the program includes high jump and pole vault events.
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South Sydney Harriers
South Sydney Hospital movement attracts local support
A meeting at the Waterloo Alerandria Work in Men's Institute discussed establishing a South Sydney Hospital under the Consolidated Act. Alderman Leitch and M Cauley pushed for broad civic backing, with Joynton Smith named president pro tem. A preliminary committee planned another public meeting and an Hospital Sunday fundraising drive for South Sydney districts.
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South Sydney Hospital
Men's Institute
Botany-road
Waterloo
Alderman Rives
Sydney Cricket Ground
Uni
M’cauley
Leitch
Redfern
Alan
Livelake
Soun
Sydney
Leighton
Jewellery robberies lead to court charge in Sydney
David Borer, 27, charged at Central Police Court with stealing jewellery from Thomas Wilson at 15 Mary Street Surry Hills. Items valued at £10 6s. Court heard Borer arrested in Park Street Sydney, identified by Mrs Wilson. He admitted prior robberies and implicated pawnbrokers. committed for trial. Borer also charged with stealing two pairs of trousers worth £2 1s from Great Southern Hotel in George Street City, to be tried separately.
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David Borer
Sollce Court
Swollia
Thomas Wilson
Mary-Street
Surry Hills
Leary
Paulie
Hooter
Parkestreet
Sydney
Wilson
Abe
Edaiody
Puwa
Martha Wilson
Mary Street
Boorer
City
Pensioners face alleged pension reductions in seed wheat repayments
In the New South Wales Legislative Assembly Mr Holman asked the Minister for Agriculture if old age pensioners were having their pensions cut as repayments for seed wheat supplied up to a year ago. Mr Perry said the Auditor General’s concerns had prompted action and pledged to obtain a list of affected pensioners and drought victims and to remove the pressure promptly.
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New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Holman
Perry
Moowen
Blackfellows Christmas and station orders in New South Wales
A fragmented report from New South Wales describes authorities issuing orders to station managers and police for Christmas holidays. The measure aims to keep Aborigines away from towns and allocates funds for festive allowances and related expenses during the holiday period.
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New South Wales
Andrews Beats Hiam In Four Round Boxing Bout
Monty Andrews defeated Dan Mum in a fast two round bout at the Galsty Club on Tuesday night. The match featured early clinches and steady exchanges with Andrews landing solid blows while Mum countered with jabs and rights. The four round wrapup noted Andrews gaining control and the veteran referee and crowd watching closely as the bout ended in Andrews favor.
Shaw-Haydon Rowing Race and Leichhardt Regatta Highlights
Rowing notes report Albert Hayton and R Shaw preparing for a two mile race from Marylake to Searle's Monument with a 250 stake and 39 pounds disputed. Beach praises the buildup and an umpire is secured. Leichhardt Regatta entries closed with Champion Fours, Under 10s, Chub Scratch Eights, and Ladies Fours listed for Sydney Glebe University and more.
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Albert Hayton
R. Shaw
Parramatta
Beach
Hayden
Shaw
Amer
Marylake
Searle's Monument
Sydney
Silebe
University
Salmain
Glebe
Leck T
A. Bell
R. Miller
J. At'Cabo
Jmopt
R. Calling
E. A. Sanbrock
P. Barreil
G. C. Dight
J. Woodbow
Mizor
FP. Hond
H. Bingham
T. King
H. Jeffrey
T. Mitchell
W. Irish
F. Monaghat
Irvine
E. Williams
J. C. Filia
W. Jones
W. G. Kolts
N. Bell
Tyndall
D. M-Donald
L. Bell
E.H. Verey
P. Renout
D. D. Hanenstein
C. Smith
T Stitchell
T. Hood
T. M‘donald
W. Hence
D. M'Dousle
J. Cabs
P. Merrell
W. Keee
J. Beaumont
R- Collins
A. J. Op Berse
A. Spence
Revive
E. A. Sambrook
D. D. Hausassell
HH. Verey
W. Jenee
Wildmantow
Bilis
Misom
J. Stell
Jottrey Strauvert
Shout Aq
Aguas
Simerrin
Aicowt
Lelebivends
Cremination Society Holds Its 61st Meeting
The 61st annual meeting of the Cremation Society of New Bouin War was held at the Royal Society’s Hall on a Tuesday evening. Officers and members discussed aims, election details, and the society’s program to promote cremation, with readings, votes, and plans for future activities.
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Bouin
Rosendty
Mt Katt Broustad
Ibn Ancy
Gielvig
Paris
Mint Sinal
Doubeul Gauens
Engine Drivers and Firemen Union Sets Pay Rules
A special meeting of the Sydney Engine Drivers and Firemen Association chaired by Mr. Tiatting considered wage and hours reforms. Proposals set daily wages, weekly hours, and job classifications for engine drivers, firemen, greasers, trimmers, and pumpers, with priority for federation members and notices sent to employers in freezing industries. unions reported registrations in New South Wales and Victoria.
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Sydney
Fodorausd
Axa Plramiey
Lné
Mtr
Tiatting
Ir A. Marshal
Hms 1
Lille
Aleo
Charee
H.p
Inger
Ehare
Féderaind En-gine
Piremen
Association of Antralogia
Froatied
Balif
Federal Council
Slaime
New South Wales
Victoria
Mitchall
Troublesome Feet Cure Promoted in Dr Tanner’s Work
An advertisement promotes a foot bath claimed to relieve tired aching feet and eliminate odor, touting Cody’s Fluid reformulations and Conty’s Fluid as superior substitutes. It reproduces claims from Dr. Tanner’s medical text and cites Conty’s Ph fluid from London while noting various addresses and distributors.
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Tanner
Sara
Cody
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