Epsom Handicap market tightens with Blue Book favorite
Inlake narrows the field at Epsom as Blue Book shares favoritism after a two point drop. Boultline and Kyendgerie follow with strong backing, while Mooltan tops the Metropolitan market ahead of Blue Book and Maranutthen. Pera and Mooltan look likely to impress on Randwick’s course. City Tatternall’s Meeting slated for October 17 draws a large entry including Decoille Matt Rose Mundole Lady Ruenalt and Virtu. 70 entries for Wollongong meeting next Tuesday feature Saisidan Welter Usanderra Stakes Teial Stakes Wollongong Handicap and Kem-Dla Welter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlake
Blue Book
Boultline
Kyendgerie
Mooltan
Maranutthen
Kwmalo
Vir
Sir Aymer
Pera
Randwick
Tuun Zisec
Marvel Lock
Refuge Bay
Emin
City Tatternall
Flying Welter
Decoille Matt Rose
Mundole
Duchess of Rothschild
Wollongong
Saisidan Welter
Kem- Dla Welter
A.J.C
Candela J.C
Muwellbrook J.C
Deepwater TC
Victoria Park Races at Victoria Park Course Opening
Tomorrow the Victoria Park course opens for the first time since Septembers, with an eight event programme. The track has been in preparation, set and ready, with Camelarias, a 1 1/2 mile course and wide space, awaiting a full day of racing led by a championship motor event and a program of field and hurdle races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Park
Barisen
Victoria Park Racine Cluhy Asiurta
de Groen
Isabel Me Lilliaster Noreen Pourtren
Signorin Hipbar
Kensington Club Coursing Annual Meeting Outline
At the Kensington Club annual meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel Sydney Major Gribben presided. The season was highly successful with a credit balance of £85 19s 1d and a hare stock asset. Drive money £961 paid. Mr C Sanger to receive a £6 proprietary share and £21 honorarium. Officers elected include Patron H Foy President Major A P Gribben Vice President D Garry J M Lvan Captain J C Christiansen Honorary Veterinary Surgeon Major A P Gribben Honorary Treasurer A Usher.
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Kensington Club
Metropolitan Hotel
Kingstreet
Sydney
Major Grivben
Beam
C. Sanger
Hoa
A P. Gribben
Mesars
D. Garry
J. M'Lvan
Christiansen
A. P. Gribben
Usher
Captarn H C Christiansen and associates listed
A readable fragment lists Captarn H C Christiansen and numerous associates including F D Ken ron D Barry C M Grocott R Devlin C Bramwell A J Usher J M Lala Lieutenant J D Phillips G W Brown R Lawson J Langhill P Hart T Cox J Bateman G Kerghery K M Afeobon and secretary Mr Tharies Sanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Christiansen
F. D. Kenron
D. Barry
C. M Grocott
R Devlin
C. Bramwell
A.J. Usher
J. M'Lana
J. D. Phillips
G. W. Brown
R Lawson
J. Langhill
P. Hart
T. Cox
J. Bateman
G. Kerghery
K. M'Afeobon
Mr. Tharies Sanger
PIGEON HOMING RACE RECORDS SET IN 373 MILE EVENT
In the Letchhardt Flying Club Nar gandera race 373 miles, 18 percent of birds competed from multiple lofts. The race, delayed four days by boisterous weather, set a distance record with top birds including W F Shening Fleetwing 1807 ypm and Robson’s Master Frederick 1674 ypm. The meeting elected officers and South Australian representatives amid regional federation tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letchhardt Flying Club
W. Williamson
W. F. Shening
D. ‘Robson
Frederick
C.F. Mull
W. J
Mucnamara
R. Pattinson
Utilla
Headeo
Pigson
Ilia
Bathurst to Wollongong Tour by Peerleas Club Members
Members of the Peerleas Club plan a two day motor tour from Bathurst to Wollongong via Liverpool Campbellton Appin Cataract Bulli Pass and return through Bulli Clifton Helensburgh Waterfall and National Park with an extra run to Coogee Beach Narrabeen. Prizes from the clubs road race will be awarded at the October 6 teeing at Shearer's Hotel. The club has spent 8810 during the road racing season.
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Bathurst
Goulburn
Abercrombie ‘Caves
Tuens
Peelwood
Membara
Peerleas Club
Wollongong
Shearer's Hotel
Liverpool
Campbelltons
Appia
Cataract
Bulli Pass
Bulli
Clifton
Helensburgh
Waterfall
National Park
CoMarey Beach
Narrabeen
Strath Held Lawn Tennis Tourney Second Stage Draws
Strath Held hosts the annual lawn tennis two stage event advancing to the second round tomorrow with top matches planned. All-Comers singles feature Pockley versus Sly and Campbell versus Ibbes. Ladies doubles main draw at 6 pm lists Colquhoun with Gardiner against GFiQiAs and Ritchie. doubles and mixed events scheduled through 2 pm and 9 pm with several pairings including Cox with Dilain and Stoltemhoff versus Stoltemhoff preparing for upcoming rounds.
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Strath
Pockley v. Sly
Pom Campbell
Ibbes
Colquhoun
Mine Gardiner
Mieaos Gfiqias
Ritchie
Mira
Wobts
Mina
Burham
Hodder and Sims
Doyle
Doust
Misa Griffis
Cameron
Mise Stoltenbotr
Wandjuap
P.m
Cox
Dilain
Stoltemhoff
Banana Trade Delivers Fresh Bananas to Sydney Markets
The Sydney Fruit Market faced banana shortages last week with prices rising to a shilling a dozen for small lots. About 14,000 bunches of green bananas arrived aboard the Suva on Friday, enough to meet local needs for now and anticipate the next shipment. Unloading was swift, storage quick, and by afternoon most fruit was sold. Market opinion, led by W. J. Sinclair of the Banat sale, expected continued slow weather to ripen fruit, while shipments from Pill and other carriers aimed to maintain steady supply despite Chinese competition and cautious demand fluctuations.
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Sydney
Pill
Suva
Uma
W. J. Sinclais
Brind
Nlenoux
Ster
Altinos
Pigiap
Malm
Fil
Fiji
Australia
Pul
Bananas from Fiji Face Market Competition and Weather Tests
Fiji banana trade faces weather dependent sorting and packing. Exporters describe the process of selecting Gros Michel fruit, ventilating holds, and careful handling on ships. A March hurricane damaged many trees, delaying full production, while Fiji, Tonga, and Cook Islands supplies share Sydney and New Zealand markets. The Tofoa is due to arrive with a large Fiji shipment.
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Opp Jsne
Chicase Arms
Sydney
Fiji Banana Syndicate
Gros Michel
New Zealand
Fiji
Tonga
Cook Islands
Queensland
Governor's Cup Rifle Teams Meet at Long Bay
Rifle shooting teams are to assemble at Long Bay on Saturday for the Governor's Cup. Timings list Australian Rifle Regiment teams and Randwick squads with departure from Sydney hourly and returns from Long Bay on the hour.
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Long Bay
Sydney
Australian Rifle Regiment
Omcers
Ist
Randwick
Cycling Race From Ashfield to Camden October 17
The Camden Club stages a members race from Ashfield to Camden on October 17 with first prize a 20 pound bicycle. Entries close October 7. Mesers J Pearson J Blumer and E W Caulsen of the Suburban Club will depart Sydney on Friday for a bicycle tour through Maitland Singleton Jerry's Plains Denman Merriwa Cassilis Mudgee Wellington Molong Parkes Forbes Burrowa Orange and Parkes to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ashfield
Mesers
J. Pearson
J. Blumer
E.W. Caulsen
Sydney
Maitland
Singleton
Jerry's Plains
Denman
Merriwa
Cassilis
Mudges
Wellington
Molong
Parkes
Forbes
Buigowra
Orangy
Disorderly Laborer Farring ton Fined At Newtown Court
Constable Nerritt of Petersham reported Michael Prancte Joseph Farring ton was in custody for drunkenness and disorderly behavior on September 27. He assaulted the officer during arrest and pleaded guilty at Newtown Police Court, receiving £4 fine for assault and default six weeks in jail and seven days’ light detention for drunken and disorderly conduct.
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Nerritt
Petersham
Michael Prancte
Joseph Farrington
Warrington
Newtown
Wnd
Bricks Fall Injure Workman at Marrickville Church
Herbert Lamerton a 24 year old bricklayer was struck by bricks while pulling down a wall at the Congregational Church in Reawink Street Marrickville. He sustained a broken thigh and severe scalp wounds and was admitted to Marrickville Cottage Hospital. The Civil Ambulance transported him to Marrickville Hospital.
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Herbert Lamerton
Harry Street
Marrickville
Marrickville Cottage Hospital
Congregational Church
Reawink Street
Marrickvilie
Marrickville Hospital
Robbery in a Cab Charges Against Pearl Davis
Pearl Davis was found guilty of stealing a watch a chain and a locket plus £6 from Jere Mish at a ca b in July. Evidence showed the accused and another woman invited McCarthy to shout then left the hotel. A laborer testified the accused asked him to guard the watch on July 18. The jury delivered a guilty verdict and she was sentenced to a term.
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Pearl Davis
Jeremish
Carchy
McArthy
Bourke
Clarence
Druitt
M’carthy
Rourke
M'Carthy
Watcr Chain
Busann
Ewelva Conti
Unclear Text Reveals Censored News Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text appears as garbled quotation about public events and local affairs. Names and specifics are unreadable, offering no identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a coherent card.
Sydney Chamber Meeting Highlights Trade Initiatives
At meeting of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce officials and members discussed trade initiatives, local industry concerns, and upcoming business development plans for the city. Delegates outlined priorities and reported on partnership prospects with regional firms.
Fragmented Memoir of a Woman Named Mackie and Trial
A long, damaged reminiscence recounts the case of a woman identified as Mackie and a troubled legal matter involving Team Ancidant. The author details emotional turmoil, rumors, and a dramatic sequence of experiences, including impressions of a courtroom or public inquiry and the impact on personal life, ending with a note on publication permissions and a reference to Victorian-era figures.
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Town & Country Journal
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National Art Gallery
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