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Merino sinlets with 17 percent sivene content and Merino underpants in ines 4 4 Lisle thread singlets all stm sold or offered in a catalog style display.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
2
Merino sinlets with 17 percent sivene content and Merino underpants in ines 4 4 Lisle thread singlets all stm sold or offered in a catalog style display.
A dense page of ads blends piano sales with no deposit offers, gear and machinery, racing notices for Victoria Park and Dington, villa sites, and road gear. It promotes Starling parlors, Singer sewing machines, and British records plus an upcoming racing event at Victoria Park with special prices and weekly listings. It cites multiple locales like Sydney and Circular Quay and references various goods, services, and classes. The dense, fragmented copy hints at a bustling mid century classifieds page.
Ria Pare RacS selects Trams on Saturday Ned Ghd with eight aumuen cycle noted. The brief item records the unusual timing and recurring event, naming the entity Trams and the day Saturday.
Mr A D Plaste reports delays in a proposed match with Twin Kile Bella due to Arduha Wren in Melbourne stating Twinkle Bells’ owner will not prepare for three months. Other items note Ayr Laddis returning to form by winning the Firing Handicap at Ascot, details of Welling ton and Melbourne races, and George Williams of Miami named judge to the Wallsend Jockey Club.
An interview with William Allen describes a severe illness and gradual improvement after using Clemons Tonic. He details initial weakness, neural symptoms, and eventual restoration of health, crediting the remedy for relief from consumption-like symptoms and nervous weariness. The account is signed at Waterloo, with backers and local endorsers noted.
In a Manly Club bowls event the Sayer trophy rounds concluded with second round Knox M defeating Farrell 26 to 31 and Passau M defeating Myer 27 to 31. Semis saw Knox M 31 over Walker 24 while Passau M1 beat Neale 20. Final Knox DL defeated Passau 13.
Infamous junior associations launch their season as 210 clubs across districts from Sackday to Saturday compete in junior cricket. Combined Associations Union forms to unify rules and improve access, with trials for senior ranks via the N E W C A. Redfern defeats Ruadcutter’s Bay Tramway 72 52 in Wednesday play. Paddington beats Burwood by 8 runs.
At University Oval on Wednesday Mr. Marthur's XI posted 333 with J C Barnes 46 Nichelle 34 Barnes 24 and Planerea 28 not out. University replied 131 with Massie 57 Brown 40. W T J Planeram claimed 7 wickets as Marthur's team won by an improbable margin.
The Willoughby Public School athletic meet will be staged at Willoughby Park on a November date with ten events including a 10 yards school championship and four handicap events for boys. Additional entrants and a separate East Sydney Club meeting at Rushcutters Bay Oval are listed with names and handicap races.
The Abbotsford Club opened with a 65 yard event where Cashman led Heat One followed by Olroyd and Tim. The Survey Club tees off Saturday at the Municipal Barbe with two handicap divisions. Campbelltown School of Arts rounds completed show tight heats with Payten Luck and Nicol among top finishers. In the Meesrs. Helron and Smith room championship, Memmott overtook Smith to lead 1940 to 778, with late-night play narrowing the gap and Smith resuming the fight the next afternoon.
The HAA Band will present a program tomorrow at 2 o'clock in Hy Park featuring selections from Rossini Godfrey and Kammermerer plus American sketches and a march. The Late Military Band will follow at Moore Park tonight at 8 with Pryor Sousa and Kops pieces, including Panplea and The Post Horn.
An old advertisement touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a nationwide remedy under Pure Foods Act guarantees. It claims efficacy for indigestion, liver and kidney issues, constipation, headaches, and general female ailments, with pricing noted as affordable. The copy stresses value for money and broad health benefits.
At Betwen Police Court a canvasser and others faced charges of conspiring to cheat in a horse race at Victoria Park Racecourse on October 6. Evidence includes a race book, pencil marks, and money exchanged as wagers. Detectives found banknotes and papers on Harrison and Adlam, with testimonies describing attempts to influence the outcome and recover losses.
The readable fragments mention names and actions including Adina Kerr and a question about something the Kure might do. Other lines reference a person named Sat, a Plate, and various garbled terms. The passage appears to be a cryptic dialogue or archival note with numerous transcription errors.
The West Australian Prank Thorn and South African arrival Arthur Dougan fought twenty rounds at the Bladium lawk, producing a hard fought draw amid crowd unrest and printer shortages. Both men exchanged heavy blows with Thorn showing edge early and Dougan rallying strong in later rounds.
A garbled report describes bouts, rounds, and participants at a tournament featuring referees and events. It mentions a final, losses, and various unnamed competitors, with scattered references to venues, dates, and scores, but many names and terms are unreadable.
A garbled report notes Mr J D Pitmerald states a plan to replace street wiring with underground mains and fiber, telachone lines, flierand wire, and related utilities to avoid tearing streets, urging preservation of existing underground infrastructure and proper engineering.
Private sales at Malden Brae Sydney list several livestock lots and accounts including Dina nova Station with 1200 lambs and 8 lambs on account. Other entries mention Maxwell 220 wethers and 8 lambs, Bouny Rie Estate Limited, Reid Bros, and a vast 660 cromhted wwrm with lambs on account. Orang outangs and a cookery book advertisement appear among unrelated notes.
Parliamentary proceedings and divisions fill a detailed report. The article traces a bill debate on reform measures, with mentions of speakers, committees, and proposed amendments. It records motions, adjournments, and the pace of parliamentary business, plus notes on related legal and administrative matters.
The House agreed to a motion by the Premier to consider renewing the bill to adjust superannuation deductions under Act No. Mb of 1890 and to set ranges. The Fire Brigades Bill was read a second time and passed with Brough in attendance.
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