New Zealand Coursing Enthusiastically Followed in Australia
The report notes strong interest in coursing events tied to New Zealand teams and figures such as Lord Warbersen and Mir E Rearey. It mentions meetings in Seynerus, Douth and Woree Meath Irelandy, with references to the Soldier's Club Avceland and various dogs like Winnie and Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Mackeilse
Urs
Willshiite
Mir
Symon
Eolieyr
Saya
Mtn
Amirsbiury
Tne
Tamihibr
Nsw
Seynerus
Meath
Einang
Warbersen Milinven
New Zeeland
Rearey
Avceland
Eavlores
Stoke Cuttin
Nagle
New Zealand
Coursine
Greyhounds at Stud May Boat in Phase of Debate
Pending discussions outline ordinary duties for you and Arnott, with notable figures involved in the looming dispute. The fragment hints at a public debate over a horse or dog racing event and related responsibilities, mentioning Beavis and Arnott in a contentious context.
MADOEF Cintrict Coursing Club Report
A fragmented clipping from a Bayugan BUHL event shows kennel and participant names amid garbled text. It mentions a town court setting and a sequence of people including Tom Sney and Shasa, with unclear dates and actions. The readable items suggest a local club listing or notice of a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madoef Cintrict Coursing Club
Bayugay
BUHL
BTM
Hogue
Surmyacul Sci
AMUN
Local Grange Meeting At Mudgee Notes and Plans
Mary Longhnane officiates as non judge and Mr ED Dwyer assists at the opening. The meeting outlines agenda items and reports including race heat details and forthcoming events, with officials from the Grange CC and various divisions present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akphe Bothallan CC
Soma
RAJC
Longharne
Grange
Fae Beemolly
Shane
Mary Longhnane
ED Dwyer
Mudgee
Sturday
Oweet
Opening of Season at Orsage Field Ends In Confused Talk
A garbled account from Orsage reports the season's start amid unclear remarks and scattered names. The text references Wheatley and several officials, with fragmented lines suggesting a community gathering and training focus for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatley
South Australian Coursing Bodies Hold Annual Meetings
The Plympton Club reconstitutes its committee at the Adelaide enclosure meeting with Mace, M. Smitty, and W. Mould among those elected. At the Boat Australian Club, Governor reappointed patron. J. Au Riley elected chairman, W. Tet ligt reappointed secretary. A National Coursing Club SA meeting debated Cowell disqualification and related motions, with amendments and votes recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whertar
Team Adelaide
Plympton Club
Mindy la Adelaide
M. @ Smitty Wrot
Ad W. Mould
Boat Australian Club
Sete Bb. M
J. Au Riley
Menin
Howeven
S.A
Von
Cowell
Constal
Mairman
Aiverlang
Tony
Mebourte
South Australia
Wiley Stiebe
Mvc.e. of
Booth
Cowell Caull
Avdoy
Sunday Times prints on the weekly race meet coverage
A garbled OCR tale describes upcoming Sunday Times coverage of regattas and a racing event. It mentions reporters preparing notes for the day and coverage plans for society, sports, and notices.
Around the Kennels and the Hound Show Notes
A detailed account describes a dog show scene with numerous dogs and owners named by the author. Mr Davison and Mr Ryan are prominent figures, with mentions of specific dogs like Turvy and Heather. The writer comments on breed qualities, kennel practices, and the social atmosphere surrounding the event, concluding with a note of pleasant engagement and anticipation for future whelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artilleiy Wu
Bareno Nec
Aamlahan
Lus Wren
Tereganta
Tad Sy Simendog
Corey Turvy
Ane Franke
Alsentioo
mRuby Gunes
Davison
Xikmea
Neb
Ryan
Ryde Myria
Davey
Rooty Hill
Howe
Aerry Lerven
Pougety Joney
Getert
Irovn Healy
Kad
Lael
Aiaceneuet
Dag
Siteh
Wacron
Haute
Dower
Iar
Wavtaon
Rowing Notes From a Turbulent Season Regatta
A sprawling report details rowing events, crews, and clubs across Sydney and Adelaide. It notes interclub clashes at Putney and Mortlake, with Sydney Grammar School, Riverview, and St Joseph's among participants, and mentions Putney and Gilderville crews contending under varying wind and tide conditions along Parramatta River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie Vopny
Na Certificaten
Glatesvilis
Tinelane
Sydney
Grammar
EEA
Coners
MT Normans
Teiday
Wosmoners
Foury
Gilderville
Painey Point
Sydney Grammay Readeet
Plegeaeeh
Riverview
Be ' Ja
Association Verttgaien
Iram
Putney
Sydney Grammar ScHool
Mortlake
Bs. Joseph'a
Ford
Ee Grammer
Parramatta
Sind
Tours
Giesey
Heiley
Thames
Rifle meet and Randwick club notes with tragedy
A fragmented report covers Randwick and Randwick Rifle Club events, noting a cup valued at £100 and matches at Peak Hill. It mentions the final Stawell win and a Randwick RC official who was not available, ending with Colonel Gibbs being found dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randwick
Om Satchitay
Union Pure
Ritemen Frory All Parce
Biate
Presen
Reds
Dey Matkamen
Coaten
Binh Tine Tan Hani
Avan
Mirpur
Cnetaammads
Atrial Gator
Boet Haa
Kong
Oran
Rae
Siet
Matehans
Sydney
Galtery
Agalnen
Barswmetia
Visare
Ararsad
Operatine
Raney
Ibb
Sidacy HC
Ted Saschas
P. Lawlean Oie
Stawe
Vicd
Stawell
Mimehurar
McKay
Wall-Brown Ofl
Randwick RC
Ranewick RC
Gibbs
April Happenings in a Distant Aquatic Past
A fragmented historical record highlights April maritime and rowing feats across Sydney and Parramatta courses from the late 19th to early 20th century. It notes races, champions, and notable crews such as Beagle, Beesting, and others, with scattered dates from 1840s to 1910s and mentions of venues like Thames and Parramatta course, plus figures like Alfred Fellon and Charles Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne
Shamrlonshie
Raglan
API
Bedtont
Gentes Vand
Stagey Harbor
Neo
Tam the Mary
George Bubrar
Bent Bom Sullivin
Taio
Armet
Lea O
Hele
Akaraa
ROT
George Towne
Rith
Ds Onhie
Suri
Alfred D. Fellon
Fenwell
Pelion
Arne Ing
Essary Front
Parramatta
Agri
Awetrelia Sor
Jo Outriegers
Unere Howard
Wacom
Syrmant Ridge
Bramey
Auman
Raylee Brighewall
Thames Cour
Beth
Autraeer
Nepean
Viahenge
Ead
Andrew” Belding
Yeoreler
Kio Instet
George ‘Cawne
Sydney
Lord Brakes
Ann Isterley
Renney
Joland
Fe Aptinn
Hamdan
Laycock
Bush
George Whalen
W. Pagwell
Chestanlerchud
Han Cove
Sidney
Mer Nile
Shore
Glebe
Malmain
Fant Syaney
Perey
Gill Gaudane
Orlin
John Pamer
Biter
Twoleid Boy
Ron Rev
G. Solomon
Cure
Wiley
Worwell
Bid
Pearce Jon Tio Siakes
UW Formal
Yyeich
Genge Tommy
Georke Perkime
Lave
A. Messenger
Parramatta Rouree
Sain aSnee
Merry Davie
Onan Tomas
Te Bullevee
Spencer Gollan
Boek
Avril
M. Pearce
Austrelia
Partamaette
Er St
Dawes Point
Aydney
Pinal
Davie Senditap
Julius
G. Dayie
W Andervon
Prizy-money
Grdree Batear
W. A Barey
Amell Steke
Thames
Kemp
Bent Arthus
Pearce
Lily Pearce
NLW
Wen
Gearly
Telegraph
Iesning
Flsat Regate
Bydner Cil
Stanbure
McLeon Hed Besten
George Bratta
Ae Sells
Athletics notes from a wartime sports meeting
The report covers an annual sports meeting at Hobart University Cricket Ground with Hobart Associated Schools and former Brenner Army officer Mr FA Brooke sharing insights. It highlights top performers like Lee Bouse Schonae and mentions events including sprints and long runs, with discussions on pace and endurance among under fifteen competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Mr FA
Brooke
Mubery
Ebay
Schott
Hage
Hawart
Margul
Il Noite
Courne
Fenéral
Lee Bouse
Lee Bouse Schonae
J. Burbury
Ainge
Murthine
Virgil
Callens le 'Huu
Trolly Draymen and Carters Picnic and Sports
A public gathering at Clon fart on Saturday hosts a joint picnic and sports event for Trolly Draymen and Carters families and members. Attendees include Metge and Reneecentative groups with officials from DPRSTSA TIRSIMC'E and related organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trolli
Drayman
Cervera Talon
Clonfart
Favoradeith & Metge
Renits
Masago 1801 Ae Sry
Parramatta Hospital Sports Meet Covers Wide Event Range
A garbled report references various participants and events at a Parramatta hospital sports gathering. Names like Walsh, Banton, and Kimora appear amid scattered scores, heats, and heats, with mentions of facilities, timing, and a notable inmate reference. The fragmentary text suggests multiple races and demonstrations across a broad program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta Hospital
Perrgatee
Farrameda
Srith
J.-M. Walsh
Siemens
Wilan
Powten
Toyhs
Kimora
Orandcommer
Cate
Trang
Fee
Younes
Wf Siatieey
Ofgsniner
Peserday
Stawell Easter Festival results noted crowd at event
The Stawell Easter Festival carried high drama with Roach and Dengtron among leaders at various distances. Spectators estimated around 19,000 filled the venue as bets and pacing built tension, while Benninco and Beeree pressed hard in the latter stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C
Halls Ard
Beeree
Benninco
JON Yards
Roach
Thebes
Dengtron
Burling
Oar Advange
Dennison
Diana
Bean
Championship claims spark confusion across Britain
Fragmented letter from a member of the public questions the legitimacy of a boxing or athletic title. It references Mr. Frank Chambers, a possible commotion over a champion, and mentions a March date near the northwest coast. The author criticizes backers and demands clearer information from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
A. Mererom
Mt. Ft
MeBolde
Fivenk
Wewitt
Isaus
Thie Baie
Ieee Bel
Serica
Beautifu Athletic
Advlexbie Kewttt
Fernaun
England
New Zealand Sport Highlights in Wellington Meeting
A scramble of cricket and football notes from Wellington with Linwood and Sydenham races, Auckland visit, and New Zealand amateur rowing rules. Notable performances include Breese 33, Ranwderer 40 not out and a high scoring innings by Clarke and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Elon Barks
Caagy
Uae
Jacrard
Lawak
Ban Enbaen
Ean Garraggie
Cward
Ant Easchet
Auchaniier
Inapeeior
Crue
Nuraiver
Ape
Bugby Upton
Lowrys
Eghiwaramera
Oi Nay
Nore Shore
Champlonghiy
Royar
Brice
Petona
New Zealand
J. N. Ceenford
Sydenham
Wess
Alecerioa
Borthone
Crowe
St. Albers
J. Be
Desolation after 4H land selection turmoil and deaths
A fragmented personal note recounts Frank Maunmann’s experiences amid contested land selection near the Ring country and Wurah areas. It describes four dwellings and wool production, with destruction and desolation after a harsh event. Monetary laws tied to 4 eta, 1978 life details, and a fatal incident near the Mangituros River are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maunmann
Slack
Foe Shen
Waian
Taakey
Bay Rack
Fran
Mangituros
Sarrorine
Enone
Geltebark
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SBM
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Soem
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Soduns
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Spawe
Aorminns Air Dubie
Melbourne
Pat T
Tle
Brod
Winie
Axain
Sweenay
Fom
Ces
Brernet
Sweeney Bates
Rowty Hill
Geld Khelasure
Connell
Namoo CC
Narreiait
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Bivenbury
Hysny
Campbell
Amsco
Mayer Caine
Deii
Abe
Greyhounds
Pater
Phahan
Tell
Beavis
Arnott
Xour Bog
Acre
Witten Ee
Aethanon
Tares
Maerts
Windes
Ieee
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Sunday Times
Australia
Createst Weekly
Hove
Regulas
Vauney Wan
Dakota
Ubaehira
Nso
Chunneysieners
Aur Chen
Shuuet
Pagey
Nome
Ae Slordass
Pat Fang
MR. E Davison Kay
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Furruneerk
Ata
Kround
Bavinsa
Devivan
Great Public Schools
Argus
Heelhwaal
Hlinds
Dex Fancy
B de Lait
Hardy
D. Bitter
Clayton
Cha
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Regetta
Prendrations
Sebich
Entrias Ly
Barnsteem
Peter Wao
Leichherst Club
Keen Fivatry
Sehola
Mideble
Walter
London
Danineas Promives
Briatal
Exmea Ware
Great Ville
Slaley
Bille Assacredan
Uvereal
Georges
Vane
Ihe Waldegrave
Jim
Enoggera Renge Lbrie
Bane
B. Renney
Sineh
Hillemen
Kenfiaily
Queensland
Mel
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Kandwich
Grice
Grice Tamen Cooper
Albi
Ininsday
Sally Mieriee
Nbunretnern
Ane
Darth Hondell
Asinine & Miliary Metal
Talay
Lane Mala Fetter
Tiene
France
Pelrruacy
Wall
Xtien
Leichbarde Club
Md.r GU
Baturdey
Harvard University
Toomat
Breneh
Vail
Frank Chambers
Brishans
Dave Ae
M Garcer
James John Creddar
Hotel Banden
Hanes
Witney
Frank Mitchinson
Caotarbart
Furl
Aethe Bane Bay Swimming Club
Web Ingram
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Pasternon
Dhe Durance
Lainie Turner
Fecne
Avery Raturdey
Livertiy
Coark
Vane Bay Carrol
Raodicappara
Ing. Wim
Dade Kilnainalé
Vine Te Gaytigh
Benoot Doe Cort Cores College
Seta Dovdh “College
Vec Seetees
Rani
Airy
Terns Farieaures
Cerca
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