20 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
1
Fragmentary text hints at nails or paint finishing a seatment with implied positive tone. Readers see a vague conclusion about a conclusion or task completed, but concrete details are missing. The item resembles a brief local note or ad fragment with uncertain subject matter.
The opening trotting meet at Forest Lodge Racecourse drew good attendance in warm weather. Track was heavy due to lack of water, delaying some races and forcing a fresh vehicle to be brought in. Seven starters contested the Opening Handicap with Fritz among the favourites, and several races produced tense finishes with minor upsets and near misses. The club plans further meetings at Rosbery Park and other venues, with schedules and prizes announced for forthcoming events.
A verbose report recounts race results and handling at a meeting near Keisington with multiple handicaps and notable horses. Marquis won the Fourteen Handy Handicap, Cleverly took the Fourteen class, and Tricky impressed with a late surge while Janet suffered a bad cut. A delay occurred before the bell due to bridle issues and track repairs, with several favourites noted and a lively field of entrants for the Kensington meeting next Wednesday.
The report describes a rough early training session with runners breaking into pace, many laps and distances around the track. It names athletes like Happy Toye and Calah, mentions leaders at various intervals, and notes a competition against Speechlise and other teams. The fragmentary text covers times, positions, and attempts to boost performance ahead of upcoming events.
The League of Wheelmid names ateears C Powell H Bray and A O'Brien as a committee to inspect the Sydney Cricket Ground for accommodation complaints. A Wagga meet produced tight results with Davies, Goode and Champomnf among winners. Redfern race plans and handicaps for a Saturday ten mile ride are listed with riders and seedings.
Western Suburbs churches union round results feature Holy Trinity beating Dulwich Hill by innings, Marrickville Congregational defeating St. Clements, and Rook taking twelve for forty. Ebsworth, noted Waverley cricketer, is seen as a key loss to Sydney cricket with strong recent form including 174 against Birwood.
The report notes Sydney defeating Police by 140 runs at the Sppeed Ground with Pitman top scoring for Sydney and Prentice taking multiple wickets. It mentions Hugh Tromble returning to Melbourne aboard the Australasian, and lists various domestic cricket results and notable performances from different clubs and players.
The North Sydney club held a swimming meet at Lavensley Bay with 7 judges and officials listed including Mr J Denphr and My HL Roberte. Final results show A J Jay Fish winning with Reynolds second and several close finishes, plus a detailed list of members in the Wa verney Club Handicap heats and starting names across many entrants.
The Sydney Club held a Wednesday evening meeting at the Hotel Australasia to set the general handicap for Saturdays event. Dr A Byrne presided and officials were elected including secretary Mesor R Hickson and J Harris. A death was noted and sympathy sent to relatives while prize decisions and course rules were debated for future Balmain and All-Caney events.
At a Willamstown gathering of the Victorian Rite Association the shooting meet yielded clear results. Costin of Port Melbourne led with 92 in the 600 yard event, while Ubul of Dumbartonshire Volunteers and Kerr contested high scores, with others like McCay and Boden recorded in detail among participants. Local and colonial competitors displayed notable marks, including Webster and Hearne, as the day concluded with awards and silver medals.
Members held a sweepstake shooting event at the New South Wales Gun Club Ground with nine competitors. Prizes and divisions were listed for multiple shoots, including kill counts and bets. entry fees and close time announced by secretary J Grimlae at Necastie.
Mr F H Fox, former rear president of the Baghish Football Union, arrived in Christ s church and discussed with New Zealand exchange representative Pat. Fox noted opposition to professionalism and wage demands, stressing unity yet signaling ongoing pressure from the union. He said English union prospects were uncertain but essential points were being pursued.
Fragmented OCR style notes discuss staying pure in sport, spectator value, and ethics. Mention associations, England, Russia, and various figures including Mr Fox. Debates on amateur versus professional status and the appeal of game integrity amid disruption.
A long OCR readout details various army and air force changes including retirements ranks and positions. It notes transfers promotions and the implementation of new regulations effective from late September through October with effects on uniforms and ceremonial duties.
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Reports describe a wave of fiery phenomena and volcanic-like activity affecting Victoria. The account cites observers, student and scientific remarks, and notes on the unusual lights and sounds blamed on rising heat and atmospheric conditions, with speculation about planetary or cosmic influence.
Farmers report a bizarre creature seen near the Latrobe River, causing livestock fear. A witness described a strange antindl like figure racing across fields, while locals speculate on an escaped animal from a nearby area. Efforts increase as residents fear further sightings and potential danger to animals and people.
A fragmentary report from a government day discussion on the Poisons Act and a measure to regulate storekeepers and medicine dispensing. Sir Jaks speaks on the bill’s progress and potential compliance by public businesses if required by the new law.
A critical broadside questions Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills claiming cures for impurities and diseases. It denounces testimonials as false, warns of legal scrutiny, and asserts the need for reliable witnesses to challenge the claims and protect public health.
In a late Water Police Court session Frank Bariechi 42 Cremer pleaded guilty to an attempted crime by fringing on a November 11. He claimed he wandered from Hutralgia and took chlorine to ease pains. He was judged to serve a term in jail, with a brief suspension of sentencing.
A patient describes a dubious home remedy involving a chemical paste and routines to treat rheumatism. The text reads like fragmented medical advice with unclear origins and instructions.
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