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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
16
Barque Sinks in Banks' Strait With All Hands Lost
A large unnamed barque struck a reef at Fosters Inland near Cape Portland Bank's Scratt and sank at 10 o'clock abroad. Residents witnessed from shore as boats were not launched in the sudden disaster amid rough weather and a gale. Cape Portland north eastern Tasmania is noted with nearby Foster Island and Swan Island lighthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Fosters
Cape Portland
Scratt
Swan Island
Banks Rerail
Tamar Heads
Wireless telegraphy tenders for Australia due soon
Mr Mauger Postmaster General says no current intention to call tenders now for wireless telegraphy in Australia. Tenders for wireless stations in Victoria Tasmania and Bass Strait Islands due December 3. May reconsider if tender results permit.
Silver Coinage Offer Not Yet Decided
Sir William Lyne, Federal Treasurer, says Australia may accept the British Government offer to coin silver at cost. No decision yet on design or denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lyne
Freteral
Australia
Robbery at St. Marks Rectory
A thief entered St. Marks Rectory at Darling Point on Friday evening and stole a portmant eau, a cassock with trimmings, a Bible, toilet requisites, and other items valued at about £20. The burglar is believed to have entered through a front door left ajar while inmates were elsewhere, then went to the Archdeacon Flower’s study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Rectory
Darling Point
Town Hall Organ Recital In Sydney With Mr Richard Kay
Sunday program at the Town Hall Sydney features organist Richard H Kay presiding. The recital includes Mendelssohn sonata Westenholme Handel piece Gounod O Divine Redeemer and a March Triumphal by Sydney composer G C Hellemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Sydney
Richard H. Kay
St. Paul's Church
Burwood
Mendelssohn
Westenholme
G. C. Hellemann
Workman Injured by Falling Girder at Balmain
Alexander Hunt aged 67, a labourer at Slesees Morrison and Sinclair's Balmain, was struck by an iron girder this morning and knocked down. He sustained a severe head injury and was admitted in a semi conscious state to Balmain Cottage Hospital by Dr Shirlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hunt
Slesees
Morrison and Sinclair's
Balmain
Hunt
Balmain Cottage Hospital
Shirlow
Gold laden liner leaves Sydney for Manila and Japan
The Eastern set sail from Sydney this morning bound for Manila, China, and Japan via Queensland ports Port Darwin and Timor. On board are passenger and cargo lists, including 19 boxes of gold valued at £16,800 and 40 Chinese passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Sydney
Manla
China
Japan
Queensland
Port Darwin
Timor
Tiday
Evening News
Goulburn P L League Holds Senate Candidate Talk
At the fortnightly Goulburn Political Labor League meeting three Senate candidates were planned for selection in the Labor Interest. A lively debate criticized recent appointments, the Mayor resigned as league president, Alderman Williamson and Secretary Stein also stepped down, with Stein urged to reconsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Labor League
Senate
League
Williamson
Stein
Lund's Blue Anchor liner Wakool sails from Adelaide to London
The Wakool departed Adelaide this morning on the voyage from Sydney via ports to London. A boy named Carl Douglas, nine, from North Sydney, was injured when his hand was caught in cogwheels while crossing a punt at the Spit on Friday afternoon, suffering severe lacerations. An upcoming recital at the YMCA Hall features Miss Annie Perry and the Australian contralto Kathleen Dorahy, with concerts manager J Edward Sykes arranging performances including Deuza’s Nerone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Sykes
Two Acton
Miss Dorahy
Mss Perry
Deuza
Nocerne
Miss Foulis
E. J. Fulton
Bryce Carter
Raling's
Shaw Beats Haydon In Parramatta River Sculling Match
On the Parramatta River between R Shaw of Leichhardt and A Haydon of Balmale the two mile course from Mortake to Searle's Monument saw Shaw win by about two lengths. Umpire W Beach on the steamer Kookaburra watched a brisk contest with betting even money at start. No official time recorded. crowd moderate but enthusiastic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta River
R. Shaw
Leichhardt
A. Haydon
Balmale
Mortake
Searle
Haydon
Shaw
Hayden
Putney
Tennyson
Haydons
Gladesville
Abbotsford
Newcastle Races Tramway Handicap at 6 fur longs
Hyman led the field in a keen finish winning the tramway handicap by a neck after the favorite faded. The Climax and Highwood followed, with Mantonia among the other starters. Betting favored Legation and Svalin with several longshots. Time noted around 1 minute 16 seconds for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman
Fuller
Barden
Highwood
M'Car- Mentmore
Brennan
Simniloquist
Soi
Cece Severe Eens
Legation
Lady Loch
Svalin
Gor
Cec
Ceva Gwees Asarea Caame Anes
Merv Loch
Gay Hampton
Nancy Loch
Morelia
Mantonia
Stoeesel
Bettleg
Ceasnst Hyman
Climax
Imin
Point Piper
Lochnagah
Carthy
Tyrin
Ismailia
Lady Facile
Miracle
Dorloch
Crystal Brook
Suez
Neville
Lady Hayden
Cuprose
High Chain
Loctoagah
Piper
Imin Wysee
Smith
Mercia
Remmis
Similar
Alamo
Lady Trevor
Murcia
Red Pole
Amtelops
Alama
Bart
Tib
Ote Zenda
Bardeno
Lady Fucile
Johns
Bruce
Blue Foam
Tamailia
Broessel
Zenda
Miss Charge
Imind3zec
Brisbane Races Trial Handicap results and placings
In Brisbane racing a Trial Handicap event lists Lady Smith at 6 stone and 101b, Boomer and Prince Rupert notable contenders in the Flying Handicap with 49 sovs over 6 furlongs. Tattersall's Handicap shows Bold Boy and ForSure among the top horses. Greywings and Dexter also feature. Messenger wins by half a length in a tight finish. Time reported as 1 minute 5 and 1/5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Smith
Imino
Boomer
Prince Rupert
Bold Boy
Forsure
Messenger
Budget Speech Debate to Resume Wednesday
The State Budget debate will be resumed on Wednesday next with no other Government business proceeding until disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Entertaining Merchants by Sydney Trade Bodies
At the room of the Northern NSW Commercial Travellers Association a smoke concert will be held this evening. Manufacturers and merchants of Sydney are invited. Speakers include leaders of the NSW Chamber of Commerce Manufacturing, Warehousemen, Employers Federation and Wholesale Grocers associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.3.w. Commercial Travellers' Association
Sydney
Thiesasociation
N.S.W. Chamber of Commerce
N.S.W. Chamber of Manufactures
N.S.W. Warehousemen’s Association
N.S.W. Employers’ Federation
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Hawkesbury Races Highlight September Meeting At Clarendon
Hawkesbury Racing Club held a large September Meeting at Clarendon with multiple races. Flying Handicap saw Matchmaker lead early but Matt Ross surged to win by a neck, while Rhoebus took the next event and Glade won the Park Stakes. Welcome Trist claimed the Copper Top Handicap, and Malt Rose upset in the High-Weight Handicap, with Lancaster Rose victorious in the Stewards' Mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkesbury Racing Club
Clarendon
Wild Rose
Hickey
H. Bolton
Holbrook
Vesta
Arts
Clarionetts
Connolly
J. Allsop
Erle
Hood
Lorgnette
Osborne
Flavor
Ferguson
Margara
Abbot
Merry Days
Davis
Tunnel
Tanko
Malt Rose
Eric
Oboe
Matt Ross
Detonate
Lorgnetto
Malgara
Matt Rose Juel
Matchmaker
Specimen
Tinsel
Merry Daya
Imin
Sova
J. J. Johnson
Sib
Connell
W. M'Curley
Crail
Imp
Bal- W. Fletcher
Port Admiral
Callinan
J. Johnson
Simora
Thomas
Real Grit
Davies
Adriatic
Pike
Rhoebus
Nicetas
Splice
Guarantee
Quarantes
Shitee
Bplice
Uma
Mr. L
Want
Bre Glade
Grafton
Bolton
G. M. Slate
Newport
Wiseeseere
Peter Pan
Gipsy Jack
Duggan
Carnarvon
Lord Hilda
James
Dora Dale
M ° Lachlan
Grafton Queen
Scowen
Contanes
Littlealthful
Williams
Seremo
Ellis
Plaiden
Maygo
F. Hood
Azalmet Carnarvon
L Pan
Coantango
W. E. White
G. Jurd
Bric Salvadora
Lord Carrington
Positano Chwbm
Cain
J. C. Finn
the Brewer
Lewis
Bristo ¢ Ieed
Phares
M’lachlan
High Lady
Lamond
Antonina
Kilog's Cross
Brewer
Exsul
Welcome Trist
King’s Cross
Copper Top
Salvadora
Wel
Welcome Tris
Pharos
Mr. B. Green
Lancaster Rose
Lancaster
Wniteuchs
Isabella
K T
N. H. Gibbs
Nicetus
M'Lachlan
Victoria Crosa
Lee
Love Lord
Hayes
Kabibinokka
Sweet Home
Stevens
Trajectory
H. C. Lee
Mal J. Readfora
Beauchamp
Mose
Eplics
J. Loughlin
Lucas
le Co
Ransom
Peter Ransom
Glade
Tippet
Kings Cross
Citronelle
Gullum
Hizhcome Trist
W. BH. White
Belfry
Ruenalt
E. Green
Froome
Cornell
Trentmoon
Lowia
Time
Isec
Strathfield lawn tennis opens amid strong entries and fair weather
The 17th Strathfield championship began at Union Recreation Club, Strathfeld, with top metropolitan players in attendance as the Professional Musicians Band supplied music. All comers singles and doubles events produced several close results among notable players such as Hicks Mackenzie Kidston Webb Parker Browne Johnson Royle Sly Mackenzie Rose Pearson Stacy Cook Garton etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathfield
Union Recreation Club
Strathfeld
Boast
Goddard
Kidston
E. O. Anderson
Rice
Skipper
Webb
R. O. Anderson
H. A. Parker
Wright
Browne
Kotton
Parker
Bowker
Hotton
Harris
Sly
Monahan
B. Mackenzie
Roweby
Rose
Snow Roberts
Pearson
J. Dunlop
Stacy
Hoskins
Cook
Macdonald
Birkmyer
Newman
Garnsey
Bellamy
J. Anderson
Jun
E. Smith
Carr
Leeds
Holloway
Interstate Schools Football Premiership Match Result
Melbourne hosted the interstate schools game this afternoon with Victoria beating New South Wales 6 goals 10 behinds 40 points to 1 goal 2 behinds 8 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
Walea
Cycling final of Dunlop Inter-club race at Homebush Granville
The Dunlop Inter-club road race premiership final ran on the Homebush to Granville course this afternoon. Annandale led teams with top individual placings including Sheppard Pollock and A Pollock, while Western Suburbs and Enfield also featured strongly. The Peerless Club held a 10 mile race on the same course with H Coleman securing fastest time and J Upham close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush- Granville
Anmandale
Western Suburbs
Enfield
Sheppard
Annandale
A. Pollock
T. Pollock
L. A. Walcot
En- Held
C. C. Hooper
RK. J. Hazelton
W. W. M'Lean
F. W. Peet
D. Kirk
N. Guonon
Epfeld
F. White
Onfield
W. E. Badloe
Zimin
Peerless Club
Homebush-Granville
Sydney Dinget Club Sailing Results
Planet won first place at the Sydney Dinget Club regatta, with Ensign second and Estelle third. Middle Harbor Sailing Club finished with Dart skippered by J. Sharp taking first, Kullalia second, and Mat third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Dinget Club
Planet
Ensign
Estelle
Middle Harbor Sailing Club
Dart
J. Sharp
Kullalia
B. C. Croft
Mat
W. Riddle
Boxing Contest Planned Grimm Versus Stirling at Rushcutters Bay
Arrangements are complete for a boxing match between Joe Grimm, an American exponents of the noble art, and George Stirling a heavyweight from Cobar. The contest will be held on October 6 Eight-hours Day at the Stadium Rushcutter's Bay with Mr Hugh D M Intoeh as governing director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Grimm
George Stirlling
Rushcutter's Bay
Combatanta
Eireles
Cobar
Hugh D. M'Intoeh
Kiama Rifle Match Sees Goodsell Prevail In Close Win
Kiama Range hosted a Challenge trophy musketry contest with Lieutenants KE Ryan of Kiama and Goodsell of Sydney in O Company. Goodsell won by a small margin, besting the field of top scorers in the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiama
Ke, Ryan
Goodsell
Sydney
O Company
Kiama Range
Australian welcome for Madame Crossley in Sydney
Madame Ada Crossley arrived with Dr Muscke and Mr Hamilton Earle to a large gathering in Sydney. She discussed her concert plans, including Bach and Elgar works, and recalled past tours with praise for Sir Charles Santley and composers like Grenville Bentock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Crossley
Muscke
Hamilton Earle
Sydney
J. C. Williamson
Messra
J. H. Merriman
Sydney Amateur Orchestra Society
P. F .Marrich
R. B. Parry
Sydney Liedertafel
H. N. Souchwell
Johnson
Evening News
Hotel Australia
Snowy
Australia
Sone
Tps
Madame Crossley
England
Sootland
Mme. Crossley
Halle
Sir Charles Santley
Sir Charles
Patti
Santley
Percy Harrison
Mme
Crossley
Kays
Sir Edward Elgan
George Claisam
Leonard Flemming
Sineer
Hampstead
Sydney Town Hall
Amy Casiles
Gajf
Tristen
Tadde
Wagner
Lala Miranda
Beatrice
Carl Rosa Opera Company
Frances Bauer
Germany
Elyda Russell
Elase
Cal Reeltala
Misa Carrie Lancely
the Alexandra
Mary Conly
Victoria
Emile B. Werod
L'Ecole Travis
Paris
Minna Flecher
South Astralia
Stanley Newman
Barlan
Peter Deneon
South Australia
Tondon
Grenville Bentock
John Tiarrison
Theo Thee
Cecil Sharp
Hubertt Hath
Wam'ttanarty
Coleridge Taylor
Roger Quilter
Edward German
Cyril Scout
Frederica Cowan
London
Adelside
Melbourne
Wamilco
Yarra
Goulburn
Barlow
Squally Winds In Sydney And Sudden Temperature Drop
The hot winds eased yesterday in Sydney and a steady west-southwest breeze arose near midnight. By morning the wind intensified from 14 to 40 miles per hour. From Friday afternoon to early morning the thermometer fell significantly, marking a sharp cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mme Spada Recovering From Appendicitis At Van den Berg Hotel
The well known singer Mme Emily Spada, laid up at the Van denberg Hotel with appendicitis, did not undergo operation and is recovering. Revenue at Sydney yesterday totaled £11,411 including stimulants £1,715 narcotics £1,800 and tobacco excise £1,962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Turiay
Mme
Emily Aoee
Vandenberg Hotel
Sydney
Mr. Wood
Macquarie Streets
Parramatta
United Kingdom
London
Matrimonial Mecca at High Wreerlee Workhouse
At Saunder ton Buckinghamshire England a Board of Guardians meeting notes a July week saw nurses resign to marry. A guardian comments the place encourages marriages among staff as the chairman recalls asking job applicants if they were engaged. One nurse received a post then resigned weeks later to wed.
Land in the North West in favor of Killarney resumption
The Northern Advisory Board inspected Tibbereenah and Killarney estates in Narrabri area and heard evidence from about 29 farmers. The board expressed that no better property exists for resumption and closer settlement than Killarney, a 95,000 acre pastoral and agricultural area just outside the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrabri
Tibbereenah
Killarney
Thieves Force Entry at Strathfield Home on Woodward Avenue
Four intruders broke into the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Moore on Woodward Avenue Strathfield by forcing the front door. They stole a small amount of jewellery valued around £10. Mr Ashton MLC attended as a witness to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Moore
Woodward Avenue
Strathfield
Steamer Quarantined After Smallpox Cases
The French mail steamer Oceanton arrived from Marseilles via Bombay. Two onboard firemen developed smallpox and were landed at Colombo. With fourteen days not elapsed, the vessel and passengers were quarantined. Sixteen passengers were landed at Fremantle and taken by open boat to Woodman’s Point for a five day quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Marseilles
Bombay
Colombo
Woodman's Point
Bathurst hosts Nature study exhibition December 3 4
A Schools Nature study exhibition will be held at Bathurst on December 3 and 4. The article notes the timing coincides with the Jewish New Year, when many local Jewish business houses close for the holiday. A ship bound for Sydney arrives at Adee Jaide this morning. The death of William Donaldson is announced at Tamworth. At Carrawobity near Forbes, Ruby Lilian Joe and Ernest Nicholla drank dilated bertha containing strychnine. the boy is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
White Star
Liverpool
Sydney
Adee Jaide
Tamworth
William Donaldson
Carrawobity
Forbes
Ruby Lilian Joe
Ernest Nicholla
Railway and Tramway Officers Annual Picnic Held at Clifton Gardens
Government railways and tramways officers hosted their annual picnic at Clifton Gardens this afternoon. About 600 staff and friends attended with Commissioners Kirkcalie and Richardson and secretary H M Lachlan present. Toasteresponses, sports, and dancing in the pavilion marked the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Gardens
Government Railways and Tramways
Kirkcal@ie and
Richardson
H. M'Lachlan
Fruit Growers Union Holds Annual NSW Conference
The Fruit Growers Union of New South Wales met in Royal Chambers City under President B Purser. The report noted drought damage to orchards and challenges with New Zealand fruit certification. Officers elected include John Neil as President and C F Fripp as secretary amid talks on nursery fumigation and legal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fruit Growers’ Union of
New South Wales
Royal Chambers
Hunter
Castlereagh
City
B. Purser
Cumberland Snd
New Zealand
Dominion
John Neil
Dundas
George Beat
J. C. Hunt
M.L.A
C. F. Fripp
Casto Him
Bruce Purser
T. D. Little
R. R. Richardson
Co-Operative Society
D. Ford
J. Noll
Eastwood
Tumby Umby
Glenorie
Harvest Prospects in Narrabal District
Harvest prospects report wheat crops are coming on well across principal centres after recent rains. If further rain mid next month, a strong harvest is expected. Area under cultivation likely similar to last year with a possible small increase. Eulah Creek and Bano Baa crops flourish. Steinwelder Purple Straw Marshall Nos 1 3 and Federation rank best. Manitoba less suited though Red Californian yields eight to nine bags per acre in hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrabal
Eulah Creek
Marshall
Federation
Manitoba
Bellin gro Bridge Grant Reported In Early Works Notice
The Minister for Works grants £500 for Bellin gro bridge construction. A coal wagon accident buries James Peel, 36, noted as a miser, in Centenary at Curlewls. New South Wales wins the Northos trophy with 23 points, West Australia follows with 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingro
James Peel
Curlewls
New South Wales
West Australia
No Milk Strike Settle Dispute on Milk Price
The Milk Suppliers Association announced no strike and set a price of Tid per gallon for milk from the 14th instant until further notice after the executive body approved recommendations from major suppliers. President Mr Love led the meeting with wide attendance and officials notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Suppliers' Association
Love
Dewery
Gsecretary
F.F. and I. Company
Il Wae
Farmers and Dairymen's Company
Dairy Farmers’ Co-oporative Society
Charles Hilman
Evening News
The Federal Capital Favored by Sir William Lyne
Melbourne readers report Sir William Lyne endorses moving the Federal Capital to Sydney until a permanent site is chosen. He calls it desirable to ease irritation within ten years and cautions against hysterical fixation or anti Sydney sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Lyne
Sydney
Melbourne
Bruce Smith
Prmgnent
William Lyne
Wilhiam
James Ashton M L C Sets Sail for Brisbane Recovery Trip
Mr James Ashton M L C honorary Minister was aboard the steamer Miltiados of the Aberdeen line leaving Sydney this afternoon for Brisbane to recuperate due to a severe cold. Under medical advice he will undertake a brief tour of the Queensland general districts before returning to Sydney within a fortnight to resume parliamentary duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ashton
M.L.C
Miltiados
Aberdeen Line
Sydney
Brisbane
Ashton
Mivica
Queensland
Smart Boys of Dunedin Build Tiny Wireless Network
Three teenage boys Rawson Stark Stanton Hicks and Cyril Brandon in Dunedin New Zealand aged 16 to 17 dedicated to wireless telegraphy. They established stations four miles apart using improvised gear and small accumulator batteries controlled by a telegra ph sending key. In a trial before telegraph operators messages passed between stations at about one word per minute with smooth operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
N.Z
Melbourne
Rawson Stark
Stanton Hicks
Cyril Brandon
Government plans lighthouse bill to govern control
In reply to Senator Pearce's question, Senator Keating the Minister for Home Affairs stated that the government intends to introduce a Bill on the subject of lighthouses. The statement clarifies that no takeover or arrangement with existing lighthouses is planned before legislation is passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
W.A
Senate
Australian coin minting plan to favor federal capital
A Melbourne report says the Federal Government opposes a mint in any single state capital and plans to locate the mint at the Federal Capital. Until the capital is settled, coins may be minted in England with Australia gaining the profits. The British Treasury may aid or accept a federal mint setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
England
Australia
Welcome Home Comings and City Greetings at Town Hall
A fragmentary notice lists a welcome home event for DSS J. and Williamson with greetings to Mr Frarateon and Mr Earle at Sydney Town Hall. It mentions an opening box plan at Piling's next month and an advert header for late classification. The text is garbled and offers few clear details beyond names and a date in October 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peact Orainger
John Frarateon
Town Hall
Hamilton Earle
Sydney
Leon Sametini
Hm ‘Vals
Senate
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Banks’ Strait
ST. Marks’ Rectory
Goulburn P. L. League
Callaghan & Som
George Strest
Sybrey
Newcastle
Budget
Hawkesbury
W. Hicks
M. M. Mackenzie
Stoltenhof
Shadforth
Baker and
Collings
Rule
Fitzhardinge
Interstate Schools
N.S.W
Dunlop
Contralto
Spada
Mr. Ashton
Railway and Tramway Officers
Snappy
Pitt-St. Horderns
Pitt-Street
George-Street
Hordern Brothers
Federal Tailors
George Street
Fruit Growers’ Union
MR. James Ashton
DSS J. & Williamson
Ron
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