Soccer's big season clubs plan Australia tour and trials
The report outlines a planned tour of Australia for footballers including Cuecho Sior RKi Animum and The Three with matches in Brisbane and Sydney. It notes preparations across Australia, committees in Granville and Northern District, and a dispute over Whittaker's compensation claim after tensions with Arsenal.
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Cuecho
Waplow
Gewrea
Brisbane
Wosceed
Sriney
Australia
Sydney
Granville
Urcal
Prraiant
Eppes
Hyslom
J Cale Werect
Coulee
McFarley
Taylor
KR. Perry
Garher
Teerr
Bee
W. Allerton
Nenetiat Hen. Maccmtars
W. Knight
Cc Powell
Mswofla
HL J
Football Association
Thomas J. Whitteler
Highbury
Senatar
Ferhaller
Miller Pacers
Arenal
Combined Newrasiie Maitland Associations sports merger
Reports indicate a combined Resmron Ceada of Newrasiie and South Maitland Associations, aiming to resolve interference from Mich dices and Unternational Sencar. Northern clubs favor a single division. Maitland may have three representatives. Officials plan trials and conference with AAJA and PLH.A.AA to include Beccer Rugby and related games at Myers Park Benactrend.
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Newrasiie
South Maitland
Newcgade
Newensilé
Maitland
Mille
Weston
Creweford
Cemmock
Harrod
D. Kidd
Shuitmare
Blavery Ewrnatia
PAA
Myers Park
Benactrend
Laverly
Sporting Limerick Competition in The Referee
The Referee announces a weekly Sporting Limerick contest open to all readers. Entrants must mail verses to The Referee Sporting Limerick Competition at Goulburn Street, with a £1 1s prize weekly for the best effort.
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Sporting
Limerick
Heferve
Commonwealth
Wealood
Rompone
Sporting Limerick
Goulburt-atreet
Neath Thide Co
Onder
Paderewski Delights Sydney in Major Recital
The crowd praised Paderewski at the Sydney Town Hall, 87-year-old master delivering Chopin, Schumann, and lyrical pieces with famed virtuosity. Opera and theatre highlights followed with Princess Ida at Theatre Royal and The Nervous Wreck at Grand Opera House showcasing notable casts and performances.
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Paderewski
Sydney
Jereweki
Nage
Chopin
Theatrical Tyamouse: Fuller and the St James Theatre
The text chronicles Sir Ben Fuller and his family building a vast Australian theatre empire. Born 1875, Fuller rises from stage work to lead a theater organization with the St James Theatre as a crown achievement. The Fuller family, including Lady Fuller, aids in creating Australian made fittings and stages. Sir Ben earns a knighthood for charity and theatre work. his son Ace stands as a rising actor.
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Tyamous Ting
St. James
Ben.jamin
Fuller
Uist
Bern
Penard
Seavey Theatre
Australia
Gere
New
Firke
Nq New Feulant
Jace
Barn
Sir Ben
Puller
Auckland
Doko Fuller
All Mara
Bir Bon
Ace
Rolinen
Mtaga
Vaudeville Bill Spills Tars but Keeps Audience
A sprawling Hancock of attractions at the Hippodrome features Mr George Wirth and his troupe with the Bouwelya pirates and The Redam trio performing acrobatics and motorized acts. Chester Cisek the Marvellous Indias showcases bicyclist stunts and a volcano finale. Stellar acts include Miss Hilda Forrest, Miss Eileen Mar with elephants, Alfred Clark the premier horseman, and The Hobart Comic Company. Fire and flood damage hit Auckland and Melbourne venues causing show disruptions and refunds as tours shift plans.
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Etremeth
Wright
Chester Cisek
Hillary Long
Hilda Forrest
Eileen Mar
Alfred Clark
Bishop
Aross
Leon Fiardon
Judith Anderson
Sydney
Dot
Nelle Wallaee
Hag
Capetown
Lee White
Clay Smith
Australia
Miss White
Melbourne
Rutin
Nell
Claytie
Grad Opera House
America
Neil
Walter Cornock
Last Vorry
Britney
Howard
Gum Tree Gully
Jeke and
Teixe
Appia
Boy Prophet
Tle
Sieyioma Azasen
Hobart
Haney Prence
Beck
Con
Ieee Oor
Auckland
Lust Royn
Last of Mrs. Cheynet benched in theatre curtain call
The brief theatre note notes the final appearance of Mrs Cheynet on stage in a curtain call.
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Mrs. Cheynet
London Theatres of Varieties in Sale Talks for 100000 Pound Property
Negotiations proceed for disposal of a major portion of the London Theatres of Varieties Company assets with estimated asking price near £100,000. If completed, most theatres are expected to be used broadly for diverse entertainment. Sensational notice from the Ballé Gerema, Maria features a ten year old American violinist using the true name Yebudi Menoble.
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London Theatres of Varieties Company
Maria
Yebudi Menoble
Mesaical
Ritica Hall Bintee
Yeluad Merahin Ecko
Lalo
Whonimwak
Joseph Rechrap
Sex Victoria Monks
London
Bill Gailey
Marcos
Auckland Wins Against Renown In Rain Shaped Match
Auckland triumphs over Renown with late goals as rain drenches play. Dyer and Spencer starred for Auckland while Renown keeper Dyer impressed, and England legation notes focus on Whittaker’s past injury in Australia. Multiple league results across England show Birmingham United, Blackburn, Liverpool, Arsenal and others with varied scores amid wet conditions.
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England
Birmingham
Manchester United
Blarkburn R
Dury
Bolean Wanderers
Leeda Unis
Hide
Burnley
Clapton
Oldham A
Cheese
Portsmouth
Bradford
Realing
Welverhampton W
Swansea
Holts County
Aberdare A
Luton Town
Bournemouth
ILA
Exeter C
Drintol City
Swinefoo T
Charlton A
Bristol Rovers
Coventry Cly
Brontfied
Crytal FP
Morbhampton
Gayant Ye Norwich C
Newport C
Southend U
Plymouth A
Merthyr T
Queena Fark Avy
Miwall
Watford
Brighton
Tasmanian cricket round action in primant competition
Tasmania cricket round reports Hobart and New Town clashing as South Hobart lists strong batting with Burrows scoring 102 and top bowling figures by Atkinson and Talt. Leunstston Tamar posted solid totals aided by Barling and Pag Devise while Allan and Henry starred for their sides in another tense match.
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Hobart
New Town
Handy Bay
Malle Fiba AL C. Burrows
Acventom
Jada
EB. OY
ALC
New South Hobart
Chambed West Mae
South Hobart
Ruse
Laney
Wart
Stiractiva
Ril Wes Ben
Aherne
Atkinaon
Talt
South Robert
Etumpe
Leunstston
Tamar
Apin
Hak
Tur
Etiers Kaling Barling
Craig Pag
Inch
Geeca Fg
Fox Eek Jost
Allan
Henry T
Har Wo
Vertigem
Crag
Victoria rifle winner Green takes first King's Prize at Williamstown
W G Green of Adelaide wins the King's Prize of 200 at the Victorian Rifle Association meeting at Williamstown on Friday. Mason and other top marksmen compete. Green previously placed high in South Australian and Brisbane events and later matches, with H W Mason runner up this time.
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Adelaide
Victorian Rifle
Mason
Tro
Haye
South Bendigo
Turse Fay
Geris Fom
Barris
Weedonga
Haverfield
Bendigo
Alea
H.W. Mason
A. Grant
Melborrnn
T. Nobeliva
Wortsgal
W. VV. Banks
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Macdonsid
Mosman
Gunn
Post and Arlegraph
Victoria
AL Grant
Melbourne Flc
W. J. Four
Rockdale
A. W. Mason
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Highrat
Ameo
New South Weieheren
Wargin
Omelan
Twe Innere
Gireen
Lanier
Big Toolsier
Guon
the Highotts
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Ciermons
Wis
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Iif
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Adeaide
Rig
SA Grant
Molonura
Tameworth
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Ann Seriate
Mathieson
Bere
Melhourne Univerwity
Methbal
Wrekor Ola i
Ry Reacigh
Ponald
Rexonda Prine
Dencker
Warramill
Paneer
Wietsran Bartwaye
Seunga
Seare
Ballwasa Insijme
W. Pearce
HL Watson
PL Thoma
SW. Beltas
Bao
Ike
Essendon
NSW rifle events mark record 20 consecutive bullseyes
At the NSW shoot on Wednesday and Tuesday in Melbourne and Randwick, shooters posted notable scores including 20 consecutive bullseyes by J. Stoare of Port and Taine, and top prizes across King’s Aggregate and various stage events. The week featured numerous individual results, penalties, and notes on participants from Melbourne to Sydney.
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Banks
Swallow Ant Ariell
Poss and Telegraph
Mortimer
Retina
P. Raymond
Sunshine
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Bulli
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Doncaster
W. F. Palmer
Branewick
King's Bacon
Ay Sirmat
Melbourne
CP Nohellua
Warragal
WM. Hilton
Victorian Railwaye
W. Louean
Bargoom
W. C. Salm
Reedbide
Ty Ball
Horsham
Marshall Idaptoh
Williams
Swallow
Ariell
J. Stoare
Vieto
Stuart
Lus Hatton
Pont Anit Telegraph
Oldfield
Acorn
Arbeeea DE Lure
Mae
Tyro
Adeef P
Victorian Rowing Results Highlight Weekend Events
Victorian rowing reports detail Saturday results with Barwon, Wendouree, and Wendouree crews achieving wins in maiden and junior events. Mention of King Cup crew selection delays due to travel issues and prospects for Adelaide and Broken Hill rowers.
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Barron Repawaé
Opramen
Crewe
Batoeter
Bullarst
Widouree
Mercantile
Hia
Eighin
Barwon
Davien
Pan
Pigeon Handicap at Ascot Gun Club April meeting
The Ascot Gun Club hosts a £1000 Pigeon Handicap with events planned for April 10 at 10 am. Other shoots occur on April 23 and the week before the main event, featuring handicaps and demonstrations. Ground adjoining Aerodrome, Epney.
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Ascot Gun Club
An Te Ke Club
Epdney
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