Sydney Symphony Orchestra to Offer Afternoon Concerts
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra plans an afternoon concert at Town Mall Sydney tomorrow featuring over 79 players in a varied program. Highlights include Deshrey's Symphony in C Minor and Wagner's Enchanted Garden selection, aiming to attract visitors with the ensemble's renowned performances.
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Sydney Symphony
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Enchanted Garton
Victorian ladies golf championship after two rounds
In the Victorian ladies championship two rounds completed. Miss E Raleigh leads with 1R2 89 and 0, followed by Mrs Gatehouse 91 and 92 and Mrs Bell 38 and 95. Several others, including Mrs Maconochle and Miss Ripon, compete for the remaining spots. The coronation medal for perpetual competition was won by Miss Manifold, with the handicap limit set at 25.
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Victora
Miss Manifold
Mids Manifold
Manchester
M’arthur
Legislative Assembly probes sweeps and horse race bets
The assembly notes questions about banning 16 sweeps and related gambling practices after Melbourne Cup. It asks if reform will legislate immediately to curb demoralising sweep tickets sold in shop windows to all ages.
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Clack Bag
Melbourne
The Penalty of Wealth in a Fragmented Verse
A historical fragment discusses wealth and power with garbled lines about writing, purchase, and a request to set text to music. The piece mentions a composer, a linen, and a string of disrupted phrases reflecting literary complexity and misreadable origins.
Maiden Handicap Opens New Grusetrack In Victoria
Victorian Derby contenders Parsee and others lead a large field at the new Victoria Park course opening. Mayor Ross and track officials praised the venue while nine carats of racing and a two-division Great Motor Handicap drew heavy crowds. Final entry lists showed 37 starters in the Maiden Handicap with strong purses and notable riders, including Lady Trieu and Dalmeny Belle, shaping a lively opening day program.
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South Australia
Pany
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Victoria Park
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Randwick
Waytetloo
Ross
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H. Cobrrot
Troithis Chapel
Epylug
Bersichings
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Als
Powelson
Emits
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Herken
Rocklleat
Marde
Grafthat
Elilee
Logal Blur
Baw Bee
Soultline
Victoria
Williamon
Noreen
Bewla
Lady Inbel
Aletaae
Gilter
Buing
Gitter
Lady Loubel
Rews
Smronieve
Feuveensone
Troe
Litsie
Willie
Ferre
Diamond
Barcakilne
Chaplet
Mr 5
Dbd Clarke
Pirmingon
Bettees
Speseaawe
Ral Haniti
Kensington
Souitty
Fern Villa
Blaster Shinioer
Deravilla
Dalmeny Belin
Slingiyr
Balner
O. Griffith
Ejugenta Pitty
Brent
Cymballse
Pol Goldlock
Will Munion
Wien
A.J.C committee and AQ.C authorities oversee racing governance
The AJC committee and AQ C authorities express rough satisfaction with progress in the Western district and aim to establish similar institutions in other districts for proper racing governance. Applications from bookmakers to operate at race meetings under Associated Clubs management for the year ending December must reach Secretary J Underhill by Friday.
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Aq.c
J. Underhill
Nineteenth Century Trotting Club Plans Tomorrow Races
The N,8.W. Trotting Club announces an extensive card for tomorrow featuring several handicaps. Notable entries include Lady Fritowger, Bill Ballersop, Top Score, and The Queen with multiple horses in various 1 mile and 1% mile events.
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Lady Fritowger
Bill Ballersop
Sambo
Kiddie 2See
Milford Sec
Lady Asec
Chote Amie Asec
Fila Hoon
Luke Jaer
Tasman Asee
Baden Dsec
Owyands
Bar Silver
Leghrenk
Neures
Ben's Plek
Queen
Bill Bailey
Wallabies plan sends two heavy forwards to England
Australian Rugby Union manager James M'Mahon sent two forwards A Burge and XC Gavin to join the Wallabies in the old country after Planagsa broke his leg as touch judge in a match against Cornwall. The R.M.S Britannia sails from Sydney and arrives in London by November, with the pair likely to depart as soon as Dodsill clears.
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Great Hiram
N.S W
Planagsa
Cornwall
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P Burge
Mreil
Tbetus
Gavin
Grane
Wat
Nastytame
Burge
R.M S. Britannia
Sydney
London
Werland
Naples
Rifle Shooting Triad at Key Manly Range Shifts Winners
Manly and Glen Innes faced off in a triaich at Key Manly Range as local shooters won. Results list multiple shooters and scores including J Walsh, T Davy, L Krauts, J Carter, J Strongeeyd, Hagar, E Woolland, and Pape among others with totals and team tallies for Manly, Kooba, and Cape Captain Nelson contexts.
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Glen Innnes
Svoren
Glen Innes
J. Walsh
Bled
J. Kearney
T. Davy
Capetain Nelson
Harles
Als Wo
St. L. Krauts
Me Promk
J. Carter
J. Strongeeyd
Gonya
Kooba
1. Hagar
Adrian
E. Woolland
W Goss
HL. Milas
Pape ‘Nia G
Badmaington
Woolland
Jy Gnn
Manty
Wren Jones
SAILING MEETING NAMES OFFICERS AND HEATS FOR RACE DAY
Vice Commodore J G Carter led the Sydney Fy Squadron meeting at Queen s Hall Pittsurent Sydney. H C Bell was elected to fill the vacant role after J J Macken s death. For next Saturday s opening event prize money totals 42 and 1 in the heats and 6 2 and 1 in the final. Officials appointed include Statter Mr G Canin judge Mr P E Roberta umpire Mr W Andareon ins keeper Mr FR F Jones handicappers Messrs H Lanford R F Jones and J Young. Eighteen entries were received and divided into heats with names such as Blanndy Maritana Buven Zena Vision Don dolly Ausiedlian Arthur Eillan lead heat Prensaot Livonia Zanita Evelyn Crescent Vil Famous Ben My U hree Esai Dende. The Sydney Indias set races at 3 00 p m with a lex mlumies direct to the starter and a 6 3 p m latest finish. W Cronin named starter for the season and A Jones handicapper.
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Queen’s Hall
Pittsurent
Sydney
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Batiday
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P. E. Roberta
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H Lanford
R. F. Jones
J. Young
Blanndy
Maritana
Buven
Zena
Vision
Dondolly
Ausiedlian
Arthur
Eillan
Prensaot
Livonia
Zanita
Evelyn
Crescent Vil Famous
Ben-My-Uhree
Esai
Denden
Sydney Indias
Lex Mlumies
Directa
Wi. Cronin
A. Jones
Cricket notes on touring teams and player permissions
Cricket items report Cowell querying the 8.8.1. Association to delay a NSW side visit to Thornton until 1908 10 season. Vermite granted to C A West from West Wyalong to play with Glebe and R M Grath of Emu Plains to play for Central Cumberland. Broken Hill seeks a NSW visit after the Interstate match in Adelaide but the request is denied to avoid clashing with Melbourne Boxing Day match versus Victoria.
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Thornton
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R. Mgrath
Emu Plains
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Broken Hill
Melbourne
Viestoria
Goulburn Season Prospects Report Mixed Weather Effects
Local correspondent notes last week brought high winds and frosts across Goulburn and district. Crops show growth delayed and needdry conditions persist, with severity uncertain. Early glimpses suggest some promising seedings but overall prospects remain uncertain amid variable temperatures and wind damage.
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Wesuher
Goulburn
Pula Naiper
Don Wract Nates
Emeswal
Boxing Report Griffin Beats Costa in Tough Round Bout
Ex New Zealand boxer Griffin defeated Costa at the Gaiety Club in a hard fought decision. The bout featured rapid exchanges and body work with Griffin landing cleaner combos while Costa used slips and clever defense until a late knockdown near the end of the seventh. Judges gave Griffin the win as Costa was carried to his corner.
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Joe Coala
Elven
Grifin
Tat Wid
Gosia
Tiltb
Bath
O Costa
Leo Wade
Cosum
Mehry
Grin
Costa
Tair
Marsden
Timley
Sunday noises at the Glebe and the elusive icecream crier
A Sunday report shows tensions in Tadge Street as residents and Aldermen clash over an ice cream vendor. The mayor and Alderman Brow discuss disturbances, with police unable to reach the vendor. Alderman Brown cites complaints and calls for more officers from the Inspector-General. Additional concerns arise from youths shouting on a Sunday.
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Pawel
Cote
Brown
Ioc
Tadge-street
Juoras
Vice-Regal Dinner at Cranbrook Rove Bay
Excellency the Governor and Mrs Raw pon hosted a dinner party at Cranbrook Rover Bay for His Excellency the Governor General. Attendees included Sir Frederick Bedford and Lady Bedford, Sir Admiral and Lady Poors, Sir Frederick Darley and Lady Darley, Premier Wade, Sir Francis Suter and Lady Suter, Alderman Faigbes and Lady Mayoress, G A Miller, Commander Bawring RN, Captain the son, A G Hore Ruthven VC, W Calan, Captain Gilliat, Flag Lieutenant Fisher RN, Captain L Wilerson, Brigadier General and Mrs Garsdom, and Mrs Wade among others.
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Cranbrook
Rove Bay
Frederick Bedford
Way Bedford
Mies Bedford
Admiral
Lady Poors
New South Wales
Frederick Darley
Lady Darley
Mr. Wade
Legislative Council
Francis Suter
Lady Sutter
Lant
Alerman Faigbes
G. A. Miller
Bawring
A. G. Hore- Ruthven
V.C
W Calan
Gilliat
Mire
Wade Wern
Sinabli
Bee Preovai
Plucky Horse Robbed Streets with No Driver
A lone horse bolted along Cleveland street early morning without a driver and raced toward Crownsirest. Grorgs Glace, assistant to Mr Arthur Seif, leaped onto the horse as it neared Borse's saddle and clung on. The animal calmed and was brought to a stop with no damage reported.
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Asa
Matt
Grorgs Glace
Arthur Seif
THURSDAY S MAILS AND G.P.O. ROUTES CONFUSING
A fragmented diary of shipping mail routes from Sydney to numerous Pacific ports including Shortland Solomon Islands New Guinea and Adelaide. The entry mentions overland and sea movements via Fiji Brisbane Fremantle Melbourne and Melbourne along with notes on routing and timing, ending with a brief, unclear line about Masters and fighting.
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India
MtaWritiun
Adelaide
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Bydbey
Adeladen
Alena Bay
Ein Melbourne
Australia
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Albany Iyer
Kaporns
Se Gees
Wwevie
Bedrne
Lounguma
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Seiboeree
The
Toros
Italy and Australia steamship link proposed across seas
A historic plan for a direct steamship service between Italy and Australia has been discussed by merchants and officials. Proposals note difficulties with freight rates and congestion at Genoa Napl about limited space, and consider routes via London and the need for a national agreement to boost trade and immigration between Italy and Australia.
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Austalia
Sydney
Jive
Adestiowanys
Gergiah
Gall
Genoa
Nap
Lindo
Ie Je
Goode
Liary
Australia
Mining in Cobar Mount Pleant mine goes down hard
Mining reports from Cobar describe Mount Pleant mine closure and talks of a new mining company in the area. Details touch on capital, shares, and potential compensation while government and wardens assess partial suspension and future work. Names and dates are inconsistently captured in the text.
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Loral
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Cma
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Crossley Choir Delights with Mimo da at Town Hall Concert
At the third Town Fall concert under Mr Je Wiltiaueon’s baton, Mimo da Crossley delivered a superb performance in a varied program. The audience of about 400 praised her ardent lines and notable arias, with support from Harold Whittle and pianist Percy Grainger. Critics note the crowd’s complaints about ticketing and seating as the event drew high interest and emotional response.
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Crossley
Wiltiaueon
Laren
Crossivy
Maubir
OuUnine
Thas
Ama
Oras Tey Aeain
Cyglitere Wynne
Harold Fragor-simsoo
Storm
J. Lidwardayer
Mongins
Hartisom
Lenmano
Vrederic
Kall
Mary
Leop
Hamilton Marie
Tusenel
Ayden Lambert
Paul Ravens
W. Hosgure
Lignerman
Farle
Met
Percy’ Grainger
Brahim
Laon
Sime- Tink
Stirnert
Abello
Wilhelm
Mbery
Hei
Tau Ryasen
Saures
Denisee
Wince
Orine
Ruhc
Theo
Abe
Potney Beard
Meuere
Hamlin Farle
John Harrieon
Leot Femerini
Jeg
Milo
Welch
Amerdinery
Be ga Address by Sir Joseph H Carruthers
A speech by Sir Joseph H Carruthers to the Sydney Chamber of Commerce in October will be delivered tomorrow at 4 pm in the Moyal Exchange Redfern. The talk covers trade and credit, with emphasis on measures to aid commerce and industrial advancement amid global and domestic economic shifts.
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Io Bayetore
Sytner Chamber of
Comawoy
Roned Owims
Joop Carmituere
Jowph Tormurree
Moyal Exchange
Rede
United Kingdom
Sydney Hobart Service Prepares for Season Amid Rumor
The Sydney Hobart service outlines winter preparations and upcoming schedules amid fragmented notes. Details mention steamship movements, port activity, and planned departures as crews brace for the new sailing period.
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