Sporting Turf Fights and Falls at Kensington Meet
Weather favored a high class race day at Kensington with close finishes in the Encourage Stakes. Diemond and Wee Dee clashed as Ro Vick suffered a broken arm. both horses escaped serious injury. Comet was the favorite but Toronto won. Molla moved in late. Multiple races saw substitutions and near misses. a long day of racing featured 20 starters in the Malden Race and a tight finish for Little Stranger and Coronation in the Mandacap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Diemond
Wee Dee
Comet
Toronto
Wall
Molla
Lismore
Eartz
Asunday
Soother
Bie
Bride
Vail
White Laily Laabel
Einvem
Norees
Taly Inabel
Hous Galdlock
Bridw
Wieneh
Fanning
A.C
Tiny Tim
Kingle
Musiler
Last Chance
Paragon
Malden
Sydney
Aviso
Dalmeny Belle
Bawe
County Clare
Dalmeny Belin
Murailan
Tir
Yestrriay
Winnie
Hum Hatin
Ty Mare
Haudreay
Vuisy
Kenaingion
Yeaterday
Piiaces
Little Stranger
Thargomindsh
Pilerim
Kensington Racecourse Upset Sparks Rider Falls in Stakes
In the Encourage Stakes at Kensington Racecourse yesterday the gallant galloways Dee and Diamond fell during the race. Both riders escaped serious injury. A mile record was set in the event, with the mile time reported as 1 minute 43 and two fifths seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Dee
Diamond
Walte Runplug
Kensington
Proposed Druids Cricket Club Meeting At Haymarket
A special meeting of Druids interested in cricket will be held at the Prince of Wales Howel Haymarket at 5 p.m. tomorrow. A large number of members have signified their intention of being present and prospects for a successful season look bright. The meeting will discuss petitions among various arches and election of country and Interstate officers. The Grand President of the Order has been invited to chair, and several Grand Lodge officers have promised support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druids’ Club
Prince of Wales Howel
Haymarket
At & P
Grand Lodge
Picera
Billiards Club Holds Smoke Concert and Tournament Awards
A largely attended event at Gly Tatter Pitt Club featured a smoke concert and the presentation of prizes for the annual billiard tournament. Chairman James Clarke handed over trophies to W. J. Baker, P. C. Anderson, D. O'Brien, and Burton. The chair congratulated winners and handicappers J. Barker, G. Johnson, and F. Cowell. The program included songs, corset solos, and tricks. Tonight the semi finals stage W. Lyons versus J. Cnerhill, D. Robbada versus Dunmore, with previous scores noted.
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Gly ‘Tatter
Pitt
James Clarke
W- J. Baker
Barnt
P. C. Anderson
D. O'Brien
Aptd
Burton
Dre
Amrasrt Beiroo
Smith
Messrs
J. Barker
4. Johnson
F. Cowell
Wilkie
Slade Murray
Richards
Issue
Slatera
Green
Cotterell
Bates
Eccles
JJ. Barnett
Beers
Lencom
Palterson
Colne
Iaat
Dunmore
W. Pearson
W. Lyons
J. Cm Jerhill
D. Robbada
Y. Dunmore
Port Jackson Skiff Club holds annual steering at Sparta Club
SAILING reports a large gathering as new members join and boats registered at the annual steering. Receipts for the year total £51 The Woolwich Pier Hotel event notes seven races and £27 in prize money with 77 entries. Donations total £17 4s and fees £5 5s. balance in hand £8 4s 7d. Election results list patron, president, vice commodore and committee members. A letter of condolence is sent to the family of the late J A Macken.
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Port Jackson
Sparta Club
Wailloe Euthan
Tis &d
Lané Cove
Woolwich Pier
Bowie
Aenacn
Fell
M.t.a
Prosistent
George Robertson
Commoire
J. B. Holdsworth
F. Vearnon
Marroamadore
W. Anderson
T. M. Keddie
FP Holdsworth
A. Youne
Nieht
Sydney
E.G Ttwan
J. 4. Macken
Sydney Flying Squadron
Boxing title fights headlined by Burns Johnson possible match
The report from Brisbane lists results in bantam, featherweight, middleweight, heavyweight and welter categories at the interstate boxing championships. It notes Burns seeking a bout with Johnson and talks of terms and negotiations, with Max Willer and manager Mimoeh mentioned in pursuit of a satisfactory agreement. The article also references a world featherweight title bout in San Francisco ending in a draw between Owen Marant and Attell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
J Cantwell
Feam Lasker
Eliott
R. Cantwell
R. Midwood
Tas
J. Delaney
Smith
Widkie
Barns
Poat Salter
Lieuwalzhs
Bagley
J. Graham
Ation
Ward
Burns
Johnson
Inney
Nir Willer
Ince
Bat Burns
Anxiaey
Will
Mimoeh
Byrne
Australia
Hax Peat
Gowhra Cablen
Faugementa
London
Maram
Attell
Sam Francisco
Owen Maran
Terespin
Vin
Moura
Zim Jotirioe
Bose
Rowing club names selected for STC Regatta event
The Lalehhant Club selects senior fours to race at STC Regatta on October 17 with crew members Kenny, Kola, Eastmore as stroke and others under construction. Maiden eight entry also planned. final crew to be decided. The November 7 race features the champion fours of NAW as a special event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalehhant
St. A
Kenny
Kola
J. G. Eastmore
Chris
Neil
LLC
Jagetta Te Gmed
N.aw
Champion of Champions Bowls Contest Outline
The Parramatta club plans a champion of champions event under New South Wales Bowls Association patronage, aiming for November 7. Most metropolitan champions are expected to compete, with Manly and West Maitland represented by named players, while country clubs largely have not yet acknowledged invitations. The move seeks to unite city and country bowlers, celebrating Parramatta’s 40th anniversary and promoting reform, with detailed results from St George and Queensland versus New South Wales fixtures noted.
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Parramatts Gta
Sonih ‘Wales Association
Parramatta
Sydney
Manly
Manly al
Oakes
West Maitland
Woodhouse Hamilton
Amodtion
Chaaplons
St. George
H. Kinsela
A. Louden
Louden
Alderson
Reid
Bouchard
Hope
Dean
Cot
Boane
Blundell
Watanw
Binmy
Laudem
Morrison
Brown
Staphe
Son
Mendoza
Queensland
New South Wales
NSW Defeats Victoria In Second Melbourne Test
The second baseball match between New South Wales and Victoria was played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. NSW won as Simons and Waton starred with eight runs each, assembling lopsided innings figures. Victoria struggled, ending with a low total as NSW piled up a series of runs in successive frames.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Simmons
Watnon
Frm
Rune
Band in Hyde Park concert by the R A A Fund
The R A A Fund presents a Hyde Park program in the afternoon featuring Susie as soloist and works such as March of Triumph, Gladiator Overture, Pique Dame, Moonlight on the Alster, La Traviata, The Humming Bird, Flower Songs, Hearts and Flowers, Americana and other pieces. The event includes noted conductors and performers with national tunes and operatic selections.
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R.A.A. Fund
Susie
Hyde Park
Norras Alteroona
Puck
Suppat
the Alster
Fetras
Verdi
Eilenbere
Moses-Tonnai
Thurbax
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Letter Endorses Pills
A testimonial from Mr. Duncan Geneuar of 91 Princes Street, Avdney, describes relief from kidney and bladder ailments after using Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. The letter claims the pills cured his symptoms, with a note that the wife and children also use them. The advertisement promotes the pills as a blood purifier and remedy for multiple ailments including indigestion, constipation, headaches, and female complaints, alongside a peppermint cure for influenza and head colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Geneuar
Princes-Street
Avdney
Dr. Morsy
de Morse
Aly
Woods
American Fleet Visit Shapes Pacific Global Tides
The July Harpers Weekly analysis argues the American War Fleet visit to the Pacific proves US readiness, spurs naval training, and forges ties with Australia and New Zealand. It highlights Mongolian migration fears, Asian-European balance, and Australia’s likely pivot toward closer Anglo American alignment amid growing Pacific influence.
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Pasife
Australia
New Zealand
America
Pioneering Adelaide Engineer Honored with Lectureship
John Percival Winning Madsen, recently named to the Russell Lectureship in Electrical Engineering at Adelaide University, holds a Bachelor of Defence degree from Sydney University in 1900 with honors in mathematics and applied sciences. He earned a Bachelor of Engineering in 1901, University Medal in Transninas nore, and became a fellow or associate of several professional bodies. Since 1908 he has served as a lecturer in Electrical Engineering at Adelaide University.
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John Percival
Madsen
Bern
Ihn
Russell
Todtnr
Sclemve
Adelaide University
MF Madsen
Institute of Prectrial Enginerts
Enginne
Tnscitate of Electrical Engineers
America
University At Adelaide
Maésen
Bux Bowen
Pawnbroker Fined For Trade Violations In Newtown
Morrie Hleeman a pawnbroker on Kite street Newtown was fined 20s with 27s to costs in the local police court for exposing goods in his shop window on September 1. The case cites breach of government regulations and a default sentence of 14 days. Dr Smeldon promises a new cough and cold treatment with mint cure advertised in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie Hleeman
Kite-street
Newtown
North Shore Trains and Trans and the Rail Fare Inquiry
A report on a Railway Commission inquiry into North Shore trains and the Trans line. It details questions about fares for the year ending 1907, increases in working expenses, concessions, and capital, plus proposed remedies and potential timetable extensions to improve passenger revenue and reduce extortionate charges.
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Clark
Hornaby
Milsen
Boick
Maul
Tor
Jinan
Gansiderstion
Guay
Mlimh
Erin
Death by own action of a ship's officer reported
Gerald Fuathneld, 30, a crew member from Cooma and resident of Greenmarc Street, Neutral Flag, died Wednesday morning in unclear circumstances aboard Wowart Seulth Ant Company boats. John McDouar saw the body floating 18 feet from the vessel. Police are investigating the incident and the body was taken to Huminewre. Fuathnfeld had been in poor health recently.
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Trier
Uel
Tywan
Bad Bey
Ronwtine
Aimoniata
Atlee
Janey Kally
Borrich Keoki
Jatuee Fitch
Misry Kath
Williats
J Hh
Pramhie
Miefart Coetien
Ty Willan
Uhuk Walker
Thierir
Conrebensativer
Sheatnamy Ship Owners
The
Commonwealth
Turin
Gerald Fuathneld
Cooma
Wowart
John Mdeualr
Rommulcain
Ihuminrewe
Heathfeld
No Advertising Hoardings Ban In Mosman
Mosman council prohibits new advertising hoardings under ordinance No. GG and plans to remove existing structures. General purpose committee recommended no licenses during the ban and to notify affected parties. The recessdation was adopted unanimously. A mention of Saxo-Tonic pills appears as unrelated insert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Purpose Committee
Comnell
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Tattersall's Club
Randwick Racecourse
Las
Olliffe
Joe Davis
T- Hiss
Tey
Gsange
Elisabeth-et
Laverscoim Hoare
Fee
Church of Privatily
Merv
Maliway Iaston
Sporting
Chevchets
Pont Card
Ostrich
Miller's Feather Shop
Colombo
Inglis & Co
Bikot Cs
Cricket
Boxing
Baseball
PLEBT
Mt. Link
Harpers Weekly
Pacife
Great Ocean
Usm Vballege
Japan
Sarys Mach
Pacific
China
Durain
Masten
Jepan
Vhlers
Mack
Ian Lumg-Aderp
Anetraila
Hal Raco i
Jestzsila
Aumtralia
Chiner
Immun
Polley
Caiavte
Jpanel
Wade Cemsisinne
Wimaitar
Rirw
Duimary
Zia
Uae
Getence Mluetrainy
Hiest
Otiaie
Iwi
Sa Siyad
Dapending
Eytapaiky
Grople
Australie
Janet
Aontralve
Jean
England
Britain
Wong Ta
Tiew
Seressirly
Tve Vines
Electrical
Smeldon
LABOR
North Shore Trains and ‘Trans
Mosman
Limerick
RDMAN
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