Epsom Handicap and Metropool Races Preview Turbulent
Sporting notes recount racing week with Epsom Handicap Metropolis events and recent results at Rawkesbury. Mentions Malt Rose, Wandicap favorite, and closely contested finishes amid uncertain conditions and favorable circummtaness.
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Detly
Pinte
Gimcrack Hicken
Rawkesbury
Na War Sxcopion
Epsvin
Metropol Fae Leilateg
Arial Ae Tae Aerta Salto Brewer
Abe
Hawkesbury stakes and Winchester Cup racing notes
Racing wrap covers Malt Rose win over Life In Band and Oboveo Child in a tight finish, Chickman’s early miscue, Wollongong Jockey Club meeting set for October 6, and Beauchamp gelding Rhodbus winning the Stewards Mile at Hawkesbury amid a heavy race card. Also notes opening of grass track at Victoria Park, Park Stakes at Hawkesbury, and various horse racing results and club events of the period.
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Speciman
Wollongong
Rhodbus
Bie
Hawkesbury
Beauchamp
Wade
Tidden
Rhoobur
Raturday
Deller
Dstine
Randwick
Victoria Park
Carnarvon
Beter Price
Glade
Kaweon
Tippet
Rawson
L. Casson
Highrock
Goulburn
Dana
Dorby
Welcome Trist
Rosehill
Tin
Gett Wien
King's Crone
Sulvadara
Trini
Cauiield
Melbourne
Jefe
D. Catlinan
Sydney
West Australia
Lancaster Row
Beltry
Wal Ber
Gusrantes
Lore Lord
Norond
Hilt
Mals
Ava Rugby Club Faces Povon In First Match
The Ava Allan Rugby Union football team played Povon on Saturday in its first match. About 14 000 people witnessed the game. The ground was soft and play was even, with the end near.
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Onr Leman Co
Pandin
Ava
Allan Rugby Uoa
the Wall
Povon
Deawelad
Ashfield Club elects officers for the year
The Ashfield Club elected officers including President EB Richards and vice-presidents G Watson TD Day J Swan J Harrison T Blundell and J M'Uowell. Committee members listed were J Sheath er W G Titcomte J Mbonell W Mortier and W D Marlington with A B Clarke as secretary and BT St Clair as treasurer. The annual report of the party appears in the Evening News.
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Ashfield
EB. Richards
Messis
G. Watson
T. Day
J. Swan
J. Harrison
T. Blundell
J M'Uowell
J. Sheather
W. G. Titcomte
J. M Bonell
W. Mortier
W. D. Marlington
Isoratary
A.B. Clarke
Durwood Club 10 Mile Championship Results Noted
Wright won the Durwood Club 10 Mile Championship with J Cannon Cond second and PF Porrant third. Winning time reported as Simin Three. In the Australisty 25 Mile Round Championship in Virguria 27 romped with M Chup. Dell winning by about 1 mile. TR Munro Seton and Hyd Mino placed third with Vic torians Chappell’s time noted as the minimum. T Laroumbe of N S W was eighth.
Sailing Notes From Lyonseed Club Meeting
A crowded Lyonseed gathering chaired by the presiding officer heard remarks from Mesere PL Whalte P. Wood D. Duborne A. Hunran 11 Wilkis C Thompson and Mp Charles Tyone who received a gold Albert. Afternoon race winners were announced by the committee and entries for events at Sans Souet Fight Your Day close tonight at Moorefield Hotel Kogarah. The 18 shot opening face is scheduled Saturday at the Sydney Club with entries due tomorrow night.
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Lyonseed
Fell
Mesere
PL Whalte
P. Wood
D. Duborne
A. Hunran
Wilkis
C. ‘Thompson
Helmreth
Charles Tyone
Albert
Moorefield
Kogarah
Mmdar Hoauxpleen
Syiney Cub
Queen's Ball
Botany Harriers and Bust Sedacy Club Host Autumn Meets
The Bust Sedacy Club plans an October 8 meeting at Rushratter's Tay Oval with events from dash races to 3 mile races and novelty contests. The Botany Harriers schedule a champion meeting at Botany’s Hooralla Park on October 10 featuring short sprints, long distance, and a five mile cross country team title. Enquiries go to secretary Mr. R Tuck or club secretaries Sidona and Chappell, with a concert planned to prize the season’s top performances.
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Bust Sedacy Club
Rushratter
Tay Oval
Olen” Bandicape
Burdteavn
Naval Cates
Botany Harriers
Hooralla Park
Botany
R Tuck
Landicappers
Sidona and
Chappell
Ena Ia Ube
Boxing match verdict at Gaiety Clan after 20 rounds
Boxing at the Gaiety Clan ended in Wells winning the verdict in the 11th round after a long 20 round contest. The Beet of 20 rounds featured Weils and Trelend with a close, hard fought battle on Saturday night.
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Weils
Trelend
Wells
Rozete Junior Club Dance For Mr C M Manus and Miss Eliott
In Fernleigh Fall Beattie Wreath Roselle There was about 100 attendees at a Balmain district Rozete Junior Club dance. Musical numbers were performed by Miss M Morrison Miss Turton Miss Wilson and others with Messrs G Easton and Car.
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Rozete
Balmain
C. M'Manus
Mise Lo Eliott
Fernleigh
Beattie Whreat
Roselle
Mise M. Morrison
Miew Turton
Mise G. Wilson
Othara
Messrs. G. Easton
Car
Local cricket scene features new season and standout performances
The Middle Harbor Club and Sydney area clubs prepare for a busy season with players like Hockinson Brownlow Wookett Lang Ridge Row Cochrane Woods and Harry Whidden among those practicing. A Wentworth Park Bradline match yielded 6 wickets for 40 with notable bowling from Polkand and Tite. A Sydney versus Callan Park match ended in a draw as Callan Park made 217 with Dumaz Watt Brith Polkard and De Moritt contributing, while Sydney replied 108 for 8 led by Ricberdeen Bannerman and Win i. Docking top-scored for Hurstville in the St Geeren Association A Grade.
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Mo.c
Mr. Burne
Middle Harbor
Gee
P. J. Dur
Losa Middleton
Sydney
Bull
North Sydney
Baye
Seasiders
Harry Whidden
Hockinson
Brownlow
Wookett
Lang
Ridge
Row
Cochrane
Woods
Randell
Blankay
Redfern
Glebe
Wentworth Park
Callan Park
W. Dumaz Watt
Unions Unfurl Banner at Trades Hall for New Tight Hours
The United Operative Brickmaker Union raised its new banner at Trades Hall on Saturday evening led by Mr. T Bayinter with large union attendance. President C Fox stated the federation aims to shorten the working week toward 44 hours and four on Sunday. The banner cost over £30 and was designed by Althones and Geiger. Also at Trades Hall the Australian Boot Trade Employees Union unveiled their banner with President A Devlin noting gains from federation of boot trades. Coashmakers Union reported federation with the Austrian Society under favorable terms, while the Pressers Union discussed breaches of court awards and planned action.
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United Operative Brickmaker Union
Trades Hall
T. Bayinter
Eotru
Unioniia
C. Fox
Theyirst
Amax
Tonger
Federation of the
Building Traden
Gotland
Te Siat
Alfit
Mesare
Althones
Geiger
Odo
Australian Boot Trade Employees’ Union
A. Devlin
Penssoner
New Zealand
Coashmakers
Vietrian Society
Pressers’ Union
Loch Kinlas Wreck off Forter Teland Tolliver Reef
The Loch Finis, a wheat laden iron ship of 2762 tons, from Port Pirie to Callao, hit a reef near Forter Teland off Swar Island. Four survivors reached Mussel Roe River. two men reportedly jumped overboard, others missing. The Wybl government steamer was dispatched to investigate but weather hindered progress.
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Loch Finis
Port Tirte
Callao
South America
Forter Teland
Foster
Milnerom Swar
Sutuustay
Mussel Roe River
Ant Sven
Miebolt Usd
Latinco@tan
Cape Fortiand
Loch Finiay
Port Pirie
Callaoters
Wilson
Australasian Photo Review Finds Intrigue In Maritime Tale
A copy of the Austral asing Photo Review is described as well produced with much reading material. A sailing vessel named Pinchest did not capsiz e. its four occupants were rescued by a motor launch and towed to Neutral Bay.
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Australasing Photo Review
Neutral Bay
The Meers Widow at Her Majesty's Theatre
Review of The Meers Widow by the Royal Comic Opera Company at Her Majesty's Theatre Saturday night. The show drew a crowded Sydney audience with strong musical numbers and lively performances by Miss Carrie Moore and Mr Williamson. Significant praise for Mower’s acting and for Andrew Himeinson as Prince Manila, with orchestral and stage design noted. Spencer's Pictures program followed, showcasing multiple short films and views from 1908.
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Meers
Her Majesty's ‘Theatre
Royal Comic Opera Company
Syionx
IL Ie Wale
Frana Lohay
Williamson
Carrie Mooré
Misa “Moora
Habus Rallan
Sydney
Vic
Lean
Leo
Stein
Chantri¢Al News
Yulto
Manila
Soma
Marsovia
Danilo
Natalie
Thie
Baron Popot
Bin
Vicomis
Sonia
Carrie Moara
Youtow
Ema
Elie
Petreas
Ihe
Mins Moore
Andrew Himeinson
Prine Panite
Buritoni
Nhe
Soria
Victor Gouriet
Peature
Reginald Roberts
Camille di Jotton
Young
W. Percy
Nisch
Mahibilid
Claude Hantneke
Marquis de Asada
Nable
General Novikovich
A. Hunter
Mise Jenvicn Denna
Novikovich
Maxim's
Thora
Klinayned
Agab
Town Hall programme blends with Palace theatre event
A special Town Hall program on Monday aligns with the Palace Theatre appearance of "Charles Aunt" at the Royal. The Glactarium and cinema showings, including "Rabbury Under Arms" and "Forha Tapm," continued through the week with packed venues and varied acts led by Mr Thornton and supporting performers.
Lanotone Pills Ture Liver Complaint and Balm of Youth
Fragment shows vintage health ad for Lanotonio pills and Woodman Peppermint cure. Mentions cure for coughs colds influenza and liver issues with reference to friends, youth, romance and health tonics. Includes pricing 1 shilling and 1 penny and dealer notes.
Marrickville Hospital Saturday Fund Raiser Details
The Marrickville Hospital Saturday street collection raised funds to assist the focal cottage and ward, with total takings around £484. Residents and donors named include Mrs J AckrArey and Mrs Beatie, among others, as volunteers assisted by Bank of Australasia staff. A fall incident marred the event when Mrs Mungrave toppled while delivering a basket.
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Marrickville
Focal Cottage
Waapital
Lng
Bialset
Erde Ltd
Abe
McAy
Dulwich
J. AckrArey
Marrickville Terminos
J.P. McAd
Marriceville Aciag
J. Gawards
Ben Abel
Fydeshara Railway Stadot
Enmore
Beatie Treatron
Bow Pital
Hank
Australasia
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