Gallops At Randwick In Icy Morning
Cold Randwick track sees fast gallops with Tolaire and Maranui leading six furlongs in 1 min 16 sec. Numerous horses posted strong times over distances from four to eight furlongs including Golden Slipper and Welcome Trist rivals, while others trailed or paced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randwick
Tolaire
Maranui
Iminlisec
Folsh
Pantheon
Walpuna
Fille Fogi
Arlington Just
Asuripe
Hermes
Banquo
Shimoge
Superbus
Probus
Gil Aymer
Vavasor
Adriitic
Black Mark
Min Ilsec
Matt Rose
Helio
Boultline
Imino
Seddon
Antonina
Motobel
Imin
Florance
Karanaud
Orcus
Epois
Golden Slipper
Welcome Trist
Blue Hook
Leuron
Bugsee
King's Cross
Lord Fitzroy
Ariki
Chamade
Peru
Call Boy
Martagon Crosse
Imim
Yaer
Rocklight
Gaby
Trenimoon
Frogeater
Red Pole
Moolian
Blue Book
Hela
Helga
Eric
Peter Pan
Marlee
Mundole
Poseidon
Horses Run at Victoria Park Track Training Session
A Victoria Park tan track session shows multiple horses in brisk workouts. On It Thrust completed five furlongs in 1 min 18 1 5 sec while Love Lord and Charmion also posted time trials and firm pace drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Fark
Gisee
Smerald Isle
Jewel Case
Oyster Licensing and Local Act Amendments Discussed
Marrickville Council notes a Pudce ks Department submission on Local Government Act clause 57. Oyster selling licences under the Fisheries Act 1953 fall under council licensing. clause 57 applies to fish crustacea and rabbits, while oysters require government licence. Cleanliness campaigns promote Pears Soap and Mrs Maclurcan Cookery Book are advertised among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrickville Council
Pudceks Department
Boot Merchants at Law in Slender Slander Case
The Banco Court heard Joseph Pearson sue Gavin Gibson and Company traders for £5000 over alleged slander from a telephone conversation. Pearson testified about fabric and leather dealings with Cardwell, Norman, Perkins, and others, detailing missing leather, Campbell transactions, and a scuffle over accounts and books. The case covered payments by open cheque, private investigations, and threats of criminal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco Court
Joseph Pearson
Alfred Harold Nan
William Whyte Cabepa
Joseph Lloyd Cabena
Alfred Harold Norman
Armand Kellerman
Gavin Gibson and Company
Pisintif
Pict
Air
J. T. Raleon
Reid
K.C
Pickpurn
Oy Measra
Forguson, Stevenson
Norman
Cardwell
Perkins
Mr. Cook
Mr. Perkins
W.tovss
Ami
Jones
Mr. Norman
Campbell
Morman
Witness
Cook
Mr Pitt
Watson
London
Cartwell
Gavin Gideon
Ness
Carswell
Tasmania
Pearson
Plaintiff
Brooks
Witness’ Bank
Milk price row as suppliers threaten to strike
Dairymen in the South Coast and West Camden oppose wholesale milk price cuts that lowered retail milk to fourpence a quart in Sydney. The Milk Suppliers Association vows to withdraw supplies if suppliers are not paid the agreed rate, while discussions with four distributing companies continue and the Fresh Food and Ice Company defends its two pence per gallon supplier cut. Households welcome the lower retail price though suppliers warn of possible shortages and mass meetings. Shellharbour notes report indignant suppliers and a looming strike if forced concessions recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Coast
West Camden
Sydney
Suburbs
French Food and Ice Company
John Love
Love
Association
Jas. Devery
M'Fadyen
Fresh Food and Les Company
J. R. King
Dairy Partners’ Co-operative Company
Shellharbor
Suppliers’ Association
Wood chopping contest at Pymble ends with MIntosh victory
A private wood chopping contest at Pymble's Paddock featured L G MIntosh of Pymble versus Harrington of Hornsby for £20 a side. MIntosh won in about 40 seconds and presented Harrington with a prize. A second match for £50 is planned with a well known conspirer, with MIntosh signaling acceptance and a deposit made. The piece notes local interest and mentions broader税 policy and medical advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pymble
L. G. M'Intosh
Harrington
Hornsby
M'Intosh
Mr. M'Intosh
Strathfield First Defeats Wayfield In Close Lawn Tennis Match
Strathfield First edged Wayfield by one game in a lively lawn tennis contest. The day featured mixed results with Cox Dight and Doyle MNall pairing among the standout performances as Strathfield captured four sets to triumph. The Davis Cup preliminaries between Great Britain and America were announced as taking place in America with dates to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosman
Presbyterian Ladies’ College
Strathfield
Wayfield
Mia
Doyle
Miss M'Nall
Mrs. Way
Miss Druce
Cox
Dight
M‘nall
Theie
Barry
Miss Bolton
L. M. Howell
Uplon Recreation Ground
W. V. Rudder
Pitt-street
Crown Street
Water and Sewerage Board Club
British Isles
America
T. H. Hicks
Australasian
L. T. Association
Am Cable
Britain
Australasia
Sydney
England
Cyclist Sues City Council Over Road Accident
In Sydney District Court Judge Rogers hears George Rohan seek £20 in damages from the Municipal Council of St Peters for injuries from a bicycle crash on Cook's River road. Rohan claims a hole in the roadway caused a fall. council denies negligence and cites contributory fault by the plaintiff. Evidence presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Rogers
George Rohan
Botany-street
Municipal Council of
St. Peters
Cook's River Road
Irregular bills of lading committee formed
A committee is appointed to address irregular bills of lading raised by Associated Banks. Members include A G Wesche E Owen Com C A Learoyd J J Clough, A H Moore E J E Mackenzie, J Russell French T A Dibbe, W A Gibb T M Tinley, Geo B Littlejohn Hy Braddon. The first meeting is next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wesche
E. Owen Com
Oversea
C. A. Learoyd
J. J. Clough
Sydney Wool Buyer’ Association
A. H. Moore
E. J. E. Mackenzie
Woodsellers’ Association
J. Russell French
T. A. Dibbe
Associated Banks
W. A. Gibb
T. M. Tinley
Marine Underwriters’ Association
Geo B. Littlejohn
Hy. Braddon
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
Coke and Coal Cargoes for Port Pirie and Cairns
The steamer Cycle at Sydney will load 2200 tons of coke for Port Pirie to the Broken Hill Proprietary Company and 400 tons of coal for South Australia at Newcastle. The steamer Era of Howard Smith line will load 500 tons of coke at Sydney for Cairns and then proceed to Newcastle for coal with further shipments to Townsville and Cairns. Kurioggan Shire warns that proceedings for wage rates recovery will start in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Port Pirie
Broken Hill Proprietary Company
Newcastle
South Australia
Howard Smith Line
Cairns
Queensland
Brisbane
Townsville
New South Wales unions organize in building trades
A broad federation unites plasterers bricklayers masons united laborers plumbers carpenters and the progressive carpenters unions in New South Wales to secure higher wages and better conditions. Meetings at Trades Hall discuss aims and future expansion across the Commonwealth with delegates elected for the federation’s first officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Commonwealth
United Laborers
Trades Hall
Don Hogan
Bricklayers Union
C. Fox
J. M’donald
Instan
T. Register
Rock Choppers’ Union
Trades Hell
T. Garroway
J. Ryan
Rsk
A. Auld
Tobacco Workers’ Union
Queensland
Tearch
United Furniture Trades Union
Farming Blocks in Yarrera Estate Auction in Pymble
Auction ads note farming blocks in Yarrera Estate Pymble to be sold September 19 at 4 by Arthur Rickard and Company Limited. Also unredeemed pledges offered at 247A Pitt Street on September 22 by John P. Lister. An unrelated ad mentions Nestles Swiss Cocoa and Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrera Estate
Pymble
Arthur Rickard and Company, Limited
Pitt-street
John P. Lister
United railway and tramway unions form grand executive
Leaders of railway and tramway unions unite to form a grand executive council with seven delegates from each body. The aim is to press for grievances with a unified voice covering tramway employees and all railway staff. The first meeting is set for Saturday at the Trades Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway and Tramway Unionists
Catts
M.P
Tramway Employees' Union
Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Service Association
Railway Traffic Association
Railway Laborers’ Union
Gert
Stand Coucil
Trades Hall
Trial over tram accident claim ends in £1200 verdict
In Hobart Supreme Court John Lowrie aged 15 claiming £2000 damages from Hobart Tramway Company for no accident was heard. Evidence said a March incident left him seriously ill with possible skull injury and a post nasal growth recurrence. Jury awarded £1200 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Supreme Court
John Lowrie
Hobart
Lowrie
Haman
Sandy Bay
Lowris
Marrickville Council Grants Outdoor Collection Permission
The Marrickville Council approved a request from the Marrickville Cottage Hospital committee to hold their annual Saturday outdoor collection on the 26th instant. Collection areas include Dulwich Hill Shortland's Corner Marrickville roads and Enmore with designated stewards at each stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrickville
New Tip At Waterloo For City Carts To Use Grounds
At a Waterloo meeting a letter from J J Smith manager of Victoria Park Racing and Recreation Grounds Limited said he had talked with the city cleansing department about tipping on racecourse land. The sanitary committee recommended granting permission subject to carts using Fowling Street and adhering to sanitary regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Corneil
J. J. Smith
Victoria Park Racing and Recreation Grounds, Limited
City Cleansing Department
Waterloo Council
Smith
Sanitary Committee
Fowling-Street
Patent medicine ads promise quick cures and refunds
An old newspaper fragment touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. It features EB W GROVE signature and wood’s peppermint cure for bronchial coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victoria Park
Otly Wilde
Ada Crossley
Bechstein
Sele
Paling’s
Boot Merchants AT Law
Pearson v. Gavin Gibson and Company
ST. Peters Council
Coke and Coal
Kurioggan Shire
Hollingdale & Kessell
King-Street
the Ranks of Labor
Federation OF Building Trades
Meath
Henry VII
Nestles
Railways and Tramways
Waterloo
Woods
Heather
Angus & Coote
George St
Electric Light
Roberts
the Crown Studios
George Street
Roberts’ Hotel
Ken Eramel Bracele
L. I. Flegeltaub
Oxly
Kingst
J. I. Marshall
Suegeorn
G.P.O
Bennett
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