Turf notes from Warwick Farm meet and nearby tracks
Warwick Farm prospects loom bright for next Saturday with 31 entries in the Farm Stakes. Contenders include top weights and recent placeget Gay Hampton Altlus Newport Lancaster Rose Sunday Veronite and others. Arrival notes from New Zealand horses and Bathurst Parkes circuit updates accompany race plans and ground conditions.
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Gay Hampton
Alt Lus
Newport
Lancaster Rose
Sunday
Veronite
Virth
Kyeadgeris
War Sur
Claydon Common
Bowale Prince
Lechiél
Majesty
Trenton
James Thompson
Ightone
Baxley Station
Longreach
Queensland
Shadbolt
A.D. Playfair
Ribbona
Arlington
Tarses
Will Manton
Miss Bans
Blue Hook
Zonda
Cam
Hila Mafoota
Dearix
Carbine
Carolina
Ty Carlyon
Mabeno
New Zealand
Battery
Sea King
Uni Motos
Randwick
Ngatiapa
Little Mary
van Jato
Valeda
Vivid
Araib
Highland Reef
Kopuial
Rosehill Gaving Club
Rosehill Hanticay
Rydalmere
Jowest
Manilla
Bathurst
J. Abearn
Tesla Fate
Trafalaar
Tesla
Gran
Florea
Parkes
Rarchersox
Trotera
George Ingersole
Lower Kelso
Bas Merit
Triem—Moya
Trim
S Ypar-Olf
Mavourneen
Rusnal——Cooya
Ned Ingersoll
Kelso
Carwynon Stud
White Bar
C-W
Surprise
Atud
Edna
Jung
Madge
Lay Nutwood
Wallace
Docser
Sprecht
A. M- Lindsay
Eremin
Parkes Menting
Hambicap
Ballyday
Sampoon Brass
Lifeboat
Dorothy
Siande Loftus
Norseman
Araplies
Tudas
Sampson Brase
Uae
Gradie
Claude Loftus
Bullwing
Arapiloe
Doctor
A SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST ERNEST OSBOURNE
Ernest Osbourne aged 23 faced Water Police Court on Tuesday charged with concealing the body of Mary Ann Carswell’s child after its death by intending to cast the corpse into the harbor. Police Prosecutor Drew urged eight days’ remand. Osbourne sought bail. The doctor’s post mortem report supported no bail, and the magistrate remanded him for eight days.
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Ernest Osbourne
Tussaday
Mary Ann Carswell
Pollee
Drew
Carswell
Osbourn
Alin
Osbourne
Suspected Persons Charged at Central Police Court
Arthur Nicholls an 18 year old painter and Henry Wilson 24 a hairdresser were charged as suspected persons frequenting a parlor in the Macquarie Hotel with intent to steal. Evidence said they pulled a sailor to a suspect in the hotel on August 22. Constable Southwell testified they frequented hotels near Commonwealth and Goulburn streets not linked to thieves. Nicholls received four months and Wilkes six months imprisonment.
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Central Police Court
Arthur Nicholls
Henry Wilson
Macquarie Hotel
Goulburn
Cam- MonWealth
Southwell
Commonwealth
Sroused
Nicholls
Wilkes
Rowing training progress noted for Bardon and Shaw
Bardon and Shaw train on the partiastes over Tar shell rare on Reptewsber 00 a alde. The former uses a boat from Towns med. Haydon stone is heavier than his opparent and shows marked improvement. Shaw is also improving and expects to reach a final race.
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Bardon
Shaw
Med
Haydon
Gardiner Cup Final Set At Sydney Cricket Ground
Sydney public will witness the Gardiner Cup final this Saturday at the Sydney Cricket Ground. An English cup scale is promised with a huge crowd expected, around 130,000, as Mee two leading Sydney clubs Pyrmont and another meet for an exhibition of dribbling football.
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Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
England
New Soach Wales
Tebe
Magnificent Soccer Day Set For Sydney Fans
Saturday brings a rare hour of brilliant football for strangers to the game as Sydney’s rugby enthusiasts gain a chance to see soccer. Ground supporters and locals unite to back the event showing the sport is not despised by rugby fans. The early public schools match starts at 1.90 p.m. with the Wig game following at 3.15 p.m.
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Sydney
Rugzerites
Seroen Tound Rugbyitea
Pigeon Homing Race Results From The Sydney Society
The Sydney Society held its No 1 third race of the season with 253 birds from 64 lofts entering a 169 mile air line. Har fod velocity 107 ay4 7ft per minute led W Baldock Ossya oft Tim in second J Godwin 1061 yd Ott Sin third and W Wiles 1004 yd 2ft Tin fourth. Other placings included W Saunders 1054 yd 2ft Tin and J Campbell 10624 2ft Lin. Dunlop 1rd itt Sin, T York 1syd aftim, RL Williams 10dtyd Stein, C Halliday 10Agyd OLE 1910, A Clover Jos3ya Stedin, I Banks 10%ed itt Sims. There was a fair House at the Galery club last night when Riedy defeated Harris in the ninth round.
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Sydney Society’a
Binalong
Milea Air Line
W. Baldock
J. Godwin
W. Wiles
W. Saunders
J. Campbell
Dunlop
T. York
RL Williams
Stein
C. Halliday
A. Clover
Balmain District Cricket Association Sets New Rules
At the sdjoursea acqust meeting the Bal- Bigin and District Association discussed season entries across A and B Grades with clubs including Balwarra Hurter Baillie Rednery Balmain Barls and Five Dock. The handicap system was abolished and competitions run on a two and three point deduction. A committee of J D Durham M Gillies N G Hitchens and J Pranks was elected to draw fixtures and inspect tickets. The union entry for Martin Shield is approved and delegates D Durham and F Howell were chosen. Rallies begin September 7 with competitions starting September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdjoursea
Bal- Bigin and District Association
Mie. S. Weir
Balwarra
Hurter Baillie
Rednery
A. Roselly
Balmain Barls‘ras
Lalchhardtili
Five Dock
Lélehharat Surrey
Razelio Junior
Annandale Oxford
J. D. Durham
M. Gillies
G. Hitchens
J. Pranks
N.S.W
D. Durham
F. Howell
Billiards results from Tattersall’s tournaments
In Tattersall's No. 2 tournament J Underhill defeated W Kelsa by 3 in one match, Eskhaok beat Paregoric by 45, and upcoming clashes feature E A Shiel vs Dummore and P Glenlater vs W Lyomy. The Institute of Journalists handicage tournament saw T M De Warre defeat W dackaoa by 43 at Queen Victoria Markets Hydooy.
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J. Underhill
W. Kelsa Treo
Tattersall
Tureay
Eskhaok
Paregoric
E. A. Shiel
Dummore
P. Glenlater
W. Lyomy
James
Institute of Tournalists
Queen Victoria
Hydooy
T. M. de Warre
Ones
W. Dackaoa
NSW Cyclists Union races set at Sydney ground
This evening at the Sydney Sports Ground the New South Wales Cyclists Union holds several races including tests for amateur championship selection to be decided in Brisbane. A 10 mile handicap at Botany Club will occur Saturday on the Bummerong course from Newmarket Hotel. The Sydney Bicycle Guild Dunlop Premiership team to the semi finals features Cufelli My Watson Maguire Siarra Knor with Hay unable to compete. W S Knox to take his place. The guild marks its 20th anniversary with a dinner at 6.45 at the Bot building, ex members urged to apply by Friday morning.
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Sydney
New South Wales Cyclistag Union
Brisbane
Victoria Park
Mth
Lkely
Botany Club
Bummerong
Ashfeld Starr-Bowkett Society holds third annual meeting
The Ashfeld District Starr-Bowkett Building Society met at Aubfnid Town Hall with Alderman A Crane as chair. Directors praised member savings while the Profit and Loss account showed £4380 credit and £235 44 to suspense for premiums and interest. Provisions to date total £7550. Retiring directors Crane, Welhtriil, Ches nell were re elected. Mr Bich ant Stanton resigned. Herbert Farr appointed. Auditors Brignol Forsythe re elected. An appropriation mock was held with No 95 drawn by ballot, owner of five shares to receive £250 interest.
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Ashfeld District
Starr-Bowkett Building Society
Aubfnid
A. Crane
Mesers
Crane
Welhtriil
Chesnell
Bichant Stanton
Herbert Farr
Messie
Brignol
Forsythe
Prank Williams Found Guilty at Central Criminal Court
Prank Williams, a young man, was found guilty of entering the dwelling of Joba Huriey at 4 a.m. on August 10 with felonious intent. He was remanded for sentence. Huriey holds the Lismore Hotel license on Pitt Street, Sydney. Mrs Cromer of Geelong endorses Chamberlate's Cough Remedy for reliable results.
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Prank Williams
Central Criminal Court
Darlinghurst
Joba
Huriey
Lismore
Pitt-Street
Sydney
Telephone Exchange Progress At Sydney General Post Office
The public notes progress in arranging the new Sydney General Post Office Telephone Exchange. Subscribers are being added daily to the new arrangement, with guidance on calling prefixes and substitutions for old local terms to ensure proper routing and use of the common battery switchboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syaney General Post
Mance
Tramway Employens Union
Emigration Inquiry Questions to Premier in Assembly
In the WS.W. Legislative Assembly Mr Chariton asked the Premier about emigration from Britain to New South Wales. He noted inquiries at the Intelligence Bureau and visits to Newcastle district seeking employment, urging full publicity to inform intending emigrants.
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Ws.w. Legislative Assembly
Chariton le Toank
Hector Carruthers
WU Bs
Inis Stair
Great Britain
Party Government and Public Opinion in NSW Assembly
Mr Brieoe moves in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly arguing that the present party system curtails public opinion on policy. He proposes constitutional amendments requiring parliamentary reps to be elected by a majority and ministers to retain majority support to stay in office.
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Brieoe Han
Patien
N.S.W. Legislative Assembly
United Charities Fund Meeting Set At City Hall
Citizens plan to inaugurate the adave gund charity effort covering over forty chapitable pods beyond horpivale. Governor Sir Marry Haw Son will address the meeting at the vinlibule of the Tawa Mall. Mr Anie W Taylor is appointed eganteer and the offices are at 10y Pritatreot oily.
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Citisens
Holt
Tawa Mall
Marry Haw Son
Rich
Anie W. Taylor Hay Brown
Eganteer
Sydney Symphony Orchestra to Present Third Evening
Sydney's professional orchestra returns to the Town Hall tomorrow at 3:30 pm conducted by Mr. W Arundal Orchard. The program features Wagner excerpts, a performance of The Valkyries, and a new Australian bush piece by Ernest Tromp. Also on the bill is Sennmann's Symphony and selections from Tristan und Isolde.
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Sydney
Town Hall
W.” Arundal Orchard
Lavern
Mastrave
Emil Oretor
Woraa
Ernest Tromaq
Sennmann
Labor Council and Press in Turbulent Times
The Trades Hall factions debate labor market conditions as warmer weather ends. Secretaries report scarce work, rising wages for skilled labor, and a tentative agreement holding through the year. Editors and reporters face pressure from moderates seeking better press access and policy influence.
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Vortatt
Arinur Veron
Lin
Uni Slaughtereen
Tinton
Alpine
Owike
Ameriaas
Bydney
Poltan Daily
Labor Coforil
Endeavor
Che
Mrs Herbert Small Concert For Razal North Shore Hospital
Large audience at TM CA HAM Thursday evening attended a benefit concert by Mrs Herbert Small for Razal North Shore Hospital. Ernest Truman accompanied Mrs Small on piano and violin solos by Brel Likeins and Henri Stsell drew encores along with a chorus.
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Ham
Herbert Small
Razal North Shore Hospital
Atertainmrat
Liszt
Ernest Truman
Hergere
Juncker
Mosart
Parsley Bay Cricket Ground Curtailed After Meeting
At Vansines Coupell Alderman Termes warned that Sunday cricket on Parsley Bay beach is disruptive and dangerous. Alderman Rosa backed limiting games on weekends and holidays to protect beachgoers, while Alderman Poraytk argued youth teams also need space. The council decided to ban cricket there on Saturdays Sundays and public holidays and to seek police enforcement.
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Vansines Coupell
Termes
Parsley Bay
Monaca
Aldarman Rosa
Aldarman Porayt
Terns Alge
Himmer
Parley Bay
BUTCHERS' SHOP REGULATION DISCUSSED AT NEWTOWN COUNCIL
At Monday night’s Newtown Council meeting Alderman Smith warned all local butcher shops risk fines if meat temperatures and hygiene fall short of regulations. The mayor affirmed compliance in markets while the inspector noted warnings to unlicensed traders.
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Newtown
Vhs Lave
Alderman Stormin
Federal Capital Site Debate and City News Notes
The article discusses the New South Wales site debate for a federal capital, noting opinions on Dalgety and recommendations for constitutional context. It also highlights recent local items, including Captain F Wead’s recovery, a Sydney Central Police Court case, and various community notices, with a focus on the Plea Week events and local demonstrations.
Pianola Recital At Pianola Hall Features Tenor Crabbes
A privaté pianola and orchestral recital was held Tuesday night at Pianola Hall, George Street. James Crabbes the tenor sang with fine voice, accompanied by the Thermodist pianola. Instrumental selections included works by Metiniade, Chopin, Grunfeld, Rupstein, and Hensel, with the Adgiiag Orchestre de performing portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pianola
George-street
James Crabbes
Pianata
Metiniade
Chopin
Grunfeld
Rupstein
Cngwhecker
Palka
Iseidy
Seberan Et Choral
Zusuhariy
Hensel
Pantavic Bril Tigate
Beffint
Gnths Thermals
Jagol
AL Forest
Eilenberg
Ste Cecilia
Batiste
Adgiiag Orchestre de
Theft of two bicycles and lamp at Central Poller Court
John Traynor, a 1 2 barman, was charged with stealing two bicycles and a lamp worth about £1. The theft occurred outside a coffee house on Parkestrest. the bicycle was later pledged at a pawn office on Pyrmont. Traynor claimed he bought the bike for £3 after saying he paid £4 in the street. He was sentenced to one month of hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xymkhanas
Government Flovse Party
Toward Country Journal
Town and Country Journal
F. Wead
Liverpool
Goulburn
Goulburn. At the Central Pollen Court
Willian Weary Boyd
Green Wisit
Liverpool-street
City
Boyd
Iuethe Pring
Fury
Beard & Tana
Alice Louies
Elliott Sund
Alfred Horatio Sampson
Shoalhaven
Yarming
Peterborough
Liz
I. Eppear
John ‘Traynor
Traynor
Sir Harry Rawson's Appreciation Ceremony Report
Sir Harry Rawson's appreciation event described with references to Governor of X57 St esard, preparations by the organising committee, and a large spectacle featuring 3000 performers. The narrative notes congratulatory remarks and the involvement of teachers amid orchestrated arrangements dated August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heres Wawson
Stesard
Witserslag
Sydney
Ceicene
Ibn Wble
Arbich
Hans Deng
Thursday's Mails and New Quine Paris Update
Mysterious postal report details Thursday mails with references to RMS Majesty and a voyage to Hamburg and Melbourne. Mentions Australian route v8 5 and stock exchange hints. Source reads like an incomplete transport summary with unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Quine
Paris
Mojesty
Harnbupes Haile
Sheldon Slew Discovers Winker's Cockfights and Golda
In a terse report, Sheldon uncovers activity involving Winker's cockfights and Golda on a date noted as 4 4. The brief item identifies key individuals and the incriminating scene, signaling a local scandal or investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Winker
Cocgis
Golda
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