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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1919
Page
11
A garbled note references a celebrated French singer and a signed piece by Lichen Mura Tore about modern vocal methods. It mentions a Beene h Committion and various names, hinting at a feature on the singer’s influence and a forthcoming publication amid uncertain details.
A retrospective note recalls veteran English walker C M Griffin born 1884 in Amherst Lake, Canada, longtime athletics figure in London and the N C U, contributor to All England series books, and key organizer. It mentions his roles with Ranelagh Warriors, SEAL, and Solvetre, plus memory of competitions and the 1920s era fitness culture.
A garbled report from Yaccetia Grounds describes a Powderhall Sprint with handicaps and multiple competitors. It mentions winners, runners up, and various entrants, though many names and specifics are unreadable. The piece hints at results and betting but lacks clear facts.
A garbled report recounts Barry v Paddon and amateur champion James Pedson, with mentions of Arthur A Haynes and Tyson of Queensland. It references 400 yard races, state championships, and a recent meet where victors and rivals were discussed amid unclear details and names.
A long disputed proposal for a bridge at Cove is debated amid wartime concerns. Key figures include Mr GW Bean and Mr Htean while mentions of the River Pareye and Leow Cove anchor the fight over routing and marine traffic.
The report covers NSW and Queensland coursing events, noting Ambition and other dogs, remarks by Mr Duncan Pierann of Brisbane, and plans for derbies at Rooty Hill. It mentions Victory Cup results, listings of prizes, and reflections on future meetings with quotes from prominent breeders and officials.
The passage lists officers and delegates including Archibald as vice-president and names numerous members. It notes first and second payments for the Derbyant ry second Bayete and the Austra l gna Waterina Cup, with all payments satisfactory. The Londonians of the BCA will review the Ambrolasien Waterton Guneagreentn next Monday night.
A local kennel event at Five Dock hosted by Mr and Mrs Rogers and Mr J W Reid featured an inspection of numerous puppies and dogs. Attendees enjoyed afternoon tea and a cordial gathering with thanks extended to hosts for their hospitality.
A Melbourne dated wire reports Allied Force League leadership in London proposing formation and funding of an Australian team for a July engagement. The message names officers and suggested commanders including Lt Col Beardamort DSO and other Australasian officials, urging urgent approval of expenses and personnel. It also references defense authority under Commonwealth Council and notes potential inclusion of multiple Australian and New Zealand forces.
Readable fragments describe a crowded event at Mandwick Range with rifle fire, shifting winds, and fluctuating light during an Easter gathering. Reports note high scores and difficult conditions, naming shooters and places such as Randwick and Liverpool, and mention the fourth convoy of the Braite marches and proposed railway access to a shooting range.
Adelaide correspondent reports on the fourth service of the Metropolitan Union championships at the Me tropolitan range. Wind conditions create trouble as shooters on one side gain shelter while those opposite face gusts. Scores noted at 300 and 800 yards include A. C. Pree grave E. M. For and E. R. May, with Cy- ils No. 1 posting 376 and an average of 268 for one man.
A garbled OCR style passage includes stray phrases about fishing gossip, weather hints, and possible names or places. The readable fragments mention a 48 Bint, Sunday activity, and clues to events, with unclear context and many incomplete words.
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