Hawkee Dury Meeting Attracts Strong Early Interest
Racing notes predict a highly successful Hawkee Dury meeting next Saturday with contenders like The Brewer Golden Slipper Soultino Plunder and Welcome Trist Likely to compete. trainers and jockeys have tickets to Rosehill and special trains arranged. Gardhes tops weights for Hardie Rare with Dinyah Jewel Case and Wet 2b among notable runners while Kuala Lumpur and Terrabundie show steeplechase promise at Victoria Park events. A New Zealand steeplechaser Pilot arrives and a busy week ahead includes reports on preparations for the Victoria Park meeting and city Tattersall’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkee Dury
Golden Slipper
Soultino
Plunder
Rosehill
Daly
A.J.C
Gardhes
Malbourne
Dinyah
Jewel Case
Dengner
Saa
Melbourne
Sandboy
Rome
Tyrone
Azalus
New Zealand
Dolne
Pretty Maid
War Bee
Ana
Vrobus
Arima
Dingah
Kuala Lumpur
Victoria
Pilot
Eclair
Mercury
Kendiedale
Parstow
Tae
Thelma Dashwood
Kuala Lampur
Victoria Parke
Utes
Ing
Malden
Peru
Eeltom
Omin
In Symer
Edesert
Mosman First in Lawn Tennis Team Event
Mosman first overall in a lawn tennis fixture against Strammers Sreena, with Miss Lea and Miss Hayes and Johnstone winning 6-3 6-4, Miss Lea defeating Miss Smith and Stack 6-1 6-0, and Mrs Colquhoun with Miss A Keele 7 6. Mosman also took four of the six singles and doubles matches, while Miss Lee impressed with strong volleying and backhand drives. The Strathfield four provided steady resistance, and mentions of coaching suggest potential improvement for Miss Mages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosman
Lee
Mises Stack
Sulth
Presbyterian Ladies College Tennis Matches Report
WiMault and team fought hard in each game with strong play. Misa Stuck shown for serving and drives but miscues. Ex-students and current players from Presbyterian Ladies College faced Summer Hill with multiple doubles and singles wins, including Fowler, Harpur, Poole, Grimth, Ritchie, Yabsley, and Notting posting decisive scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WiMault
Misa Stuck
Presbyterian Ladies College
Bummer
Harpur
Poole
Grimth
Ritchie
Yabsley
Notting
Presbyterian Ladies’ College
Summer Hill
Fowler
Missex Grimith
Manly Club finishes Adrian trophy shooting and Cortae Cup
In rifle events the Manly Club completed the Adrian trophy tests and the Cortae Cup 800 yard trials. Notable scores include Racal J. Steong 70 handicap 3, A. Hind 66, R. Koopa 68, J. Gone 66, MR Coomben 64, F. Bayar 63, BR. Whinfield 68, R. Rose 81, Miles 60, W. Gooper 72, L. Prankis 55, Woolland 68, B Donnam 67, Peterla 65, Goss 54, Ey Asean 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
Racal J. Steong
A. Hind
R. Koopa
J. Gone
Wainfold
MR Coomben
F. Bayar
BR. Whinfield
R. Rose
Miles
W. Gooper
L. Prankis
Woolland
Donmam
WD. Peterla
W. Goss
1. Ey Asean
Billiards results in City Tattersall's No 2 Tournament
In City Tattersall's No 2 Billiards Tournament on the state night A B Jones won 75 to 0 against P onell. A M O'Brian defeated J Dutton 115 to 100. The high games list includes P Anderson 20 and J C O'Donnell 76 and E Wood 5 and L Litton 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Tattersall
A.B. Jones
P Onell
A. ME O'Brian
J. Dutton
P Anderson
J.C. O'Donnell
E. Wood
L. Litton
East Sydney Club adopts annual report at St Jobs Hall
The East Sydney swimming club presented its annual report at St Jobs Hall Darlinghurst. Liabilities exceed assets by £6 15s while several members praised performance and noted finances. Committee listed includes Patton Alderman Hughes Mayor, Levy M L A and many others with officers Williams Power Cantor and Panty named in roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sydmey Club
St. Jobs's Hall
Darlinghurst
Tsading Swimming Club
Avustralia
Oscera
Patton
Hughee
Loint
Levy
M.L.A
C. Healy
Rin
Ross Garland
Tastice Cohen
Morcis A. Cantor
F.C. V. Lane
A. L. Fish
Gorlow
Tilluck
Tt. Tregeliaub
Alderman Milner Jephen
Allen Taylor
Wt, Kerr
T. Lang
E P, Cohen
D. HL
Beott
Philips
Alderman i. P, Melhone
Alderman A. M'Elhone
John Miller
WH Kelly
Cycling and Motoring Race Changes Due to Handicaps
In Victoria Park Raceway Ireland the 100 guinea motor car event was postponed from September 30 under J F Smirk who will oversee the handicap system. A speed declaration may be eliminated, and cars will be handicapped by weight. The distance is expected to be reduced to about five miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemdlean
Victoria Park Racsomrye
Irland
Mtr
J.F Smirk
Maeconditinne
Athletics East Sydney Ava Club Handicap at Willicks Ground
The East Sydney Ava Club will run a handicap meeting at Willicks Ground Temps next Saturday the 24th instant. Post entries will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sydney
Ava Club
Willicks Ground
Temps
Fine rifle shooting at Adelaide King’s Match heats up
The South Australian Rifle Association meeting in Adelaide on Tuesday featured fine weather and strong shooting. Leading marksmen included J dearis of Victoria scoring 108, J Dowrie of Queensland 102, A Grant of Victoria 103, and C Chamberlain of Victoria 108, with other top shooters from New South Wales, Tasmania, and South Australia posting scores around the high hundreds and advancing to later stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australian Rifle Association
Adelaide
J, Dearis
Victoria
J. Dowrie
Queensland
A. Grant
C. Chamberlain
Stanton
N.S.W
Giles
Liewiehat Rickwood
Motion
Bret Place
Addison
J. TF. Bull
Taamley Bridge
Brose
C. Ritter
Williams
Adslaide
C Matthews
Long
J. Halliday
A. Hailigan
Anderson Victoria
Ice Carnival Returns At Glaciarium Presented By Mr Duntar Poole
Another ice carnival is announced for tomorrow evening at the Glaciarium opposite the Rul way Suation. Spectacular features from the last carnival will be repeated with a strict participation rule for skaters. The enclosure will host a promenade of costumes, groupings, waltzes, and skating exhibits. Box plan available at the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duntar Poole
Etperis
Thorn Wins Featherweight Title Fight in Australia
Frank Thorn of Wear Australes defeats sid Sullivan of Sydney in a 20 round featherweight title bout at the Gaiety Club Jam wight. Thorn led on points, Sullivan fought back, but officials declared the match a draw after 10 rounds, with crowd tension and hard exchanges noted throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thorn
Wear Australes
Sid Sullivan
Sydney
Australia
Thorn
Sullivan
mayRae
West
Harty
Ballisas
Maliea
Roteres
Yosulind
Thora
Tim Bony
Soma
Slitaegh Sullivan
West Australia
Polata
Conroy
Majdmelli
Cricket district clubs and junior players join reform plan
At a NSW cricket association meeting officials argued junior players should be considered for promotion to senior grades. The plan envisions a pathway via grades and trials, with a December deadline for juniors to re-enter after a trial period and potential return to junior play if not selected for senior clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inata
Cricket Association
S'ronsini Jan
Fatinn
Benent
Mareen
Anny Senetary
Nsw
Erval Noth
Wan
Etus
Piespim eliRer
Eaton
Hervey
Chad
Baye
Ronerary
Abd Perhige
Maleh
Jala
Ducemiveri
Cautiouing
Aft
Momatues
Acamea
Mrr. Harver
Dlec
Talon
Mir
Havery
Ranks of Labor Hold Multiple Union Meetings
A Tuesday schedule at the Burchers Union Trades Hall outlines plans to send secretary T Purse to Aberdeen for annual yields and to Sydney for a conference on SPU clauses. Separately the American Society of Engineers discussed wage hikes and an Industrial Court submission amid railway commission refusals. Eight Hours Committee prepared Eight Hours Day parades, while Woollen Pursuivers and Draymen also held meetings on carters and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burchers’ Union
Bydmey Trades Fuir
Woulag
T. Varney
Tbs Ir
Aberdeen
Ameigeme 4 Society of Eneincem
Sydney
Hs Tries and Draymen's Union
NRA annual meeting at Randwick Range begins October 3
The National Rifle Association announces its annual meeting at Randwick Range starting October 3, running through October 13. Commonwealth Military Forces members in New South Wales must compete in authorized uniform. Major J. C. Hawker and several captains and lieutenants are appointed as stall officers. Elite drill will pause during the meeting and Randwick Range is reserved for exclusive use. The principal medical officer will oversee medical and hospital arrangements for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rifle Association
Randwick Range
New South Wales
J. C. Hawker
R. C. Totman
H. Brand
Smith
J. EF. Coyle
HG. Reid
TJ. Lynch
Colona
GL. Lee
Hawker
Randwick
Log-Chopping Contest At Pymble Sports Club
Saturday afternoon at Pymble the log-chopping contest is staged under the A A challenge. MeL. JL Mitolowk of Pymble and MrT. Poster of Morvaby compete for a stake. Mitolowk carries an unbeaten record in previous matches. The log will be 1m inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pymble
A.A
Challange
Mel. JL Mitolowk
Shelle Tee
Mrt. Poster
Morvaby
Amplces
Pimbie Sports Club
Bishop Camidge ordains at St Johns and opens Hayllah church
Hila Lordship conducted a brief visit to Mudgee parish. He ordained Mr S C Benson at St Johns on Saturday, confirmed attenders on Sunday morning and preached in the evening. On Monday a new church and burial ground at Hayllah were consecrated, erected as a memorial by Mr Hunter White. Benson is licensed as curate at Mudgee under Archdeacon Dunstan.
Baptist Congress Officers Elected at Sydney Session
The Australian Baptist Congress opened in Sydney on a Tuesday afternoon and elected officers. President Hy Privately leads NSW Union. vice presidents include W G Stephens Victoria and C Peltier Queensland. treasurer W Ar Hill Burwood. musical director Mr J A Smeadishselil. Secretaries include Rev A Meter and Rev A Metiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piret Australian Baptist Congres
Sydney
Presidimat
Hy Privatly
New Soul Wales’ Union
Lon
W. G. Stephens
Oraescent Victorian Talon
WB. Smith
Queensland Asmetation
C. Peltier
Tasmanian Union
Siow Sealch
South Australia
Roy
J.J. Nova
Rew Fewland
Misa C.K. Brown
West Aws Zalme
Pater Memning
Baptist Union of
A. Meter
A. Metiers
Within, MA
Vic
H- Billot
Quewmaland
Temora Show Highlights Livestock Light Horses Merino Sheep
Wet weather dampened Temora Agricultural Show but a fine display featured draught and light horses and Merino sheep. Fisher's Royal Chief won a premium for drama chest rewards while David Wolfs Bilato son of Bill at Portland took a ribbon for best station work. Sheep and Shorthorn cattle competition drew interest alongside agricultural implements poultry produce and fancy work. The alliance was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temora
Fisher
Royal
Frei
David Wolf
Biliaito
Bill
Portland
Kees
Questions to the Legislative Assembly on schedule revisions
Not in the schedule the Presaier is to be seized this evening by Mr Nieleen. Three questions address omitted industries in the Todissified Diegates Act and provisions for the millly 200 cop and candle industry engine drivers and unattached workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nieleen
Fleets Visit to Australia Captures Global Attention
The report describes American and allied fleets visiting Sydney amid grand ceremonies. Crowds of up to 250,000 gathered to watch ships, flags, and naval displays. Officials emphasized unity in defense as tensions rise with rival powers.
Thrice kidnapped a French reformer woman member
Mile Marie, daughter of speared, recounts her four kidnappings ending in Geneva. She describes coercion by men, an attempt to flag her as a reformer, and a forced transfer through Paris, with the plan to abduct her to a home in the name of religious mission. She names Barooneen Perart and General Busset in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Tarot Daugster
Hsae
Ken
Bocomite
Barooeen Perart
General Busset
Laken
Romance of the Mail and early Australian postal crime
A historical account discussed before the Australian Historical Society covers the development of the postal service in early New South Wales. It notes Governor Brisbane 1825 action establishing regular post offices, discusses mail thefts by highwaymen and robberies rising by 1889, and describes police clues from stolen contents using printed forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Wales
Australias Wistorical Society
Jame Dalgarbo
Terabaue
Alberto
Hushraseera
Yas
Gost
Rtmmof
Pontimaaler
Ilijor ChrinUe
Winck
G.F O
Presa
Aley
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LID
Sydnfeyt
Agonte
Harbottis
Alsep
Day's & CO
the Reliable Tailors
Plpt Street
Marble Bar
Brandt Bros
Pitt-Street
Pat Beywae
Fubra Stripe
Sultinese Rieck
Endigo Serge
A. F. Cleary
Tate
Palmer and
Boni
Milden Court
Im Oor
Castlereagh
Mares? Strems
B.S. Brothwood
King St
Sydeny Bowen & CO
Colliness
McGuffie & CO
Quernsi
Bristane
Neaule
Newcastle
Airlie
Singapore
Newcastle Harbor
Levoret
Alrite
Aerom
Windhoek
South- West Africa
Simon Copper
Protectorate
Violet Anquith
Cuatia
Aberdeenshire
Darkoum
Sporting
Giegimal
Merckhamnson
Nospura Racine Club
Tareeverd
S. J. Hale and Co., Ltd
Long Credit Hover
Fursizemrs
Market-Street
Clarence-site
Eet Pau
Mo' al Ampere
Grim
Russell Baz Bean
Mr. H. D. M'Intosh
Atsine Sterling
Cohar
Chickel Association
Htt
Tiepan- Abie 9
Itar
Foat
Seung Clube
Ter Wines
Gough Sod Oubany
Rulsebrook’s Soda Crackers
LABOR
Engineers and the Railway Commissioners
Bishop Camidge
Baptist Congress Officers
Che
Americen
United Busine
Matty
South
Hema
Americem
Lesses
Plect
Pn Suiarratig
Brett
Paria
Larnchu
Tim
Generds
Geneva
van Arivse
Amine
Paris
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