The Bushranging Days of Gardiner and Crew
A dramatic narrative follows Frank Gardiner and the outlaws Ben Hall Gilbert and O’Meally in the Weddin Mountains. Nance Brown pleads with Gardiner as the group contemplates escape, police pursuit, and a planned dash toward the Queensland border amid tense camp scenes and a looming ambush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanda Brown
Waldin
Nance Brown
Gardiner
Hal
Oilbert
O'Megily
Ben Hall
Gilbert
Omenily
Gutlawiry
Gearter
Vink
O'Meally
Prederice Pottinger
Ben Elull
Queensland
Johnnybert
Johnny O'Meally
Bun Mall
Johmny Ollbert Mt
Jonald Gardiner
Ocanliner
Tophany cHlbert
Howe
Witt
Kucowm
Johnny Gliber
Darkle
Bo Long
Wallink
Darkle James
Gardines
Rae
Quernsland
Out of the Game as Censors Grant Indefinite Holiday
A pair of well known ponies will miss today’s pony meetings after the AILC censors grant an indefinite holiday. The move follows a promise by bookmakers and a vague vow to avoid dealing with dead uns again, signaling a squaring of past issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldera
A.ilc
Asvocisilag
Bes
Taming Racecourses in Public Interest
The note recalls a political comedy with Victor Herbert music and Henry Blossom lyrics set in a Dutch framework. It mentions large New York seating, a core cast, and new performers including Rohn Ford and Gene Glover, with plans for an expanded lineup for the next production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Rtdy
AE An Hiey
Aydney
Victor Herbert
Henry Blossom
New York
Prin of
Red
After the Ball Betting Prosecution in Canterbury Handicap
A betting case tied to the Canterbury Handicap unfolds with prosecutors pursuing charges. The trial centers on alleged wagering irregularities affecting the horse racing event and involves racing officials and bettors.
Bad Bet at Walar Polios Court Ends in Conviction
At Walar Polios Court on Friday after Boom Jaat, Borgen Chaney defeated William Wall in a charge of frequenting Cambereagh-street to bet on the Canterbury Handicap. Key testimony linked Constable Anderson to bets and a Canterbury Park racebook found on Ball, with defense that Ball was in poor circumstances and had been involved in betting activity for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walar Polios Court
Borgen Chaney
William Wall
Cambereagh-streat
Carroll
Mant
Bergeacnt Cheuny
Canterbury
Mall
Anderson
Cheney
Bai
Dafendant
Caroll
Hall
Dicken
Buskital
Liveli
Albert John Anderson
Caullon Reagh
Ball
Piroet
Witnem
Gio
Witmasa
Mani
Mr. Carroll
Mr. Mant
Wilnem
Witgem
Force
Taylor
Ube
Harper
Canterbury Park
Mantibere
Eumelo
Willian
Pibs
King
Anid
Chen
Garrall
Theatrical Bits From New Zealand Theatregoing Scene
The Flat notes a flood of productions and company movements in New Zealand theatres. Highlights include Julius Knight Company at Cluriey church, Sydney and Melbourne, plans for a new New York theatre, and engagements by May nell and Gunn in Sydney. Cast changes feature Eugenie Duggan, Margaret Anglin, Miss Beattie, and Ed Lauri. The Royal Artillery Band visits Sydney, the Belle of Mayfair success in Melbourne, and attention to Fred Leslie and Jobe de in upcoming shows. Descriptions of venues, operettas, and vaudeville arrivals reflect a bustling, period theatre scene across Adelaide, Perth, Dunedin, and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptage
Maynell
Gunn
Palace Theatr
Sydney
Wen
London
Bob Cunningham
Melbourne
Luly Benatend
Westealia
Coolgardie Slater
Frank Thornton
Dunedin
Knighta
Yvei Graham
Nellie Dent
Fred
New Zealand
Mike Th
Wellie Dent
Fred Graham
NeLie
Royal Artillery Band
Veries
Vincera
Newtown
Boulder
Meynell
Sharp
Fred Leslie
Farrivey
Joba de
Algo
Margaret Anglin
Australia
Margaret
Miss Hook
Totland
Peerless Bicycle Club to host Ashfield race on July 4
The Peerless Bicycle Club announces a road race from Ashfield to Campbelltown for Saturday July 4 with prizes including a gold medal by Mr. Ilanne forth and second prize by Mr. T. W. Henderson. Officials listed include J. Davis C. Hannsforth W. A. Stanton referee W. F. Grantham stewards G. Hasal ER. Webster starter J. Wilson timekeeper W. Grast Stanton E. Coleman T. Quill B. Coleman and others. The event starts at 2:45 from Ashfield and returns to Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Bicycle Club
Ashtech
Campbelltown
Sret
Ilanne Forth
T. W. Henderson
Mesars
J. Davis
C. Hannsforth
W. A. Stanton
W. Grindrod
J. Gim- Sein
Roe
C. Connington
Jones
Min
W. Bones
Ashfield
Sydney
Leeds Academy
Edward Street
Redfern
Prigs And No People In A London Style Cordial
A chaotic column mixes gossip, jokes, and sociable vignettes from a London style scene. It quips about courts, manners, punchy lines, and street characters while skirting concrete news. The piece blends fiction, slang, and vivid snapshots of city life.
Cycling Chatter From 16 Miles Road Race
Arthur Green won the 16 mile Chatewood course race by a wheel in a close finish. Hunt and White followed, with Green suffering a fall and retirement after a restart. The top prize was £5 or a gold Albert, presented by D Clements of North Sydney. The club also held a run to Parramatta via Corner and Bundy on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gardiner
Prinon
Ehwe Marin
Gartner
Gardiner
Gardiner Lee
Freaal
Naddike
Darele
Darkle
Chatewood
Arthur Green
Min Guser
Eintie
Hunt
Imin Ionec
White
Se Set
Reece Me
Fink Green
Imlf
Alf Green
Agen
D. Clements
Tallor
North Sydney
Parramatta
Sharp
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Cammo Pew Jim
Johnny Gilbert
Molee
Ma Olibertalan
Mrepper
Om Uriesumang
Kooman
Gilbert Aerraganis
Nance
Imia
Lam Goloe
Oneoneland
Frank
Tao
Abia
Ana
Alero
Arctine
Rama
Inez
Manee Brown
Snaieiog
Qardiner
Avery Bey
Duma
Bill Ball
Bobby
Andy Mack Tahayley
Ty Mrs. Tuy Puy "Connor
Lateat
Julius Knight
Clurieychurch
New Zeaand
Mark Hanboueayn
FT Sydney
Pollard Opera Company
Lakely
Dave
St M
Hurbert
Adelaide
Perth
Western
Monlay
Eugenie Duggan
Bilandergon
Melbourners
Russell Strest
Galj
Beattie
Lauri
George Musgrove
Ims
Opera
Whushalla
Etella Gastela
Meas Clement Locknane
Wilson, Embroke
George Snandle
Thomes Payne
Meynell and Cuno Company
Mr. Ed
Geach
Melbourne Bilge Theatre
Gaech
Brebune
LJ Steene
Ballatter
Ing
6Bert Batley
Ned ‘Opal
Pink
National
Bleow
Ures
Melbourne Theatre Royal
Pat Duggan
America
London Comedy Theatre
Australa
New Flemming
Ina Maria Tempest
de Pena
Rusia
Royal Band
de Groen
Ps Town
Alpena
Royal Artis
Lery T. de Grosm
Tina
Malbow
Asta
Miss Graczee
el Sina
Ray
Favorita
Carrol
Thitell Brune Ie
Shane FaCor
William Pitt
Ml.c
King’s
Aupecti-street
Opera House
Her Majesty's
Theatre Royal
Kings Theatre
Society of Theatre A! Mustelana
Fentry
Julius Fulck
Bert Fruche
Tivoli
Baby Donnan
Tha National Amplitheatre
Mrs. Donnan
Baby
Jim Brennan
Harry Rickards
G& Yareville
Mit
Otago
Miles Stavordale
Clidesdale Mares and Seldings
Rickards
Wellington
N.Z
Vauderille
Alma Gray
Bert Finache
Rere Dean
Leonard Nelman
Kloss Blutera
Botany Club
Botany
Fure
Botan
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Menere
Bennet
Nes
Pyrmont
Callinan
Reat le Fee
Calinan
Amberets Club
Ates
Bradbury
Ammendale
Pen Paroxks
Yroda
Ste Thomas
Iuciball
Ib Ja
Dean
Mt Joll Jock
Marie Rohe
G.P.D
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Cheppien
Fader
Shentleman
Rece & Bydney
John
Ben
Sila
Sumner
Fey
Wests
Balmain
Lettie
Ant
Agian
Ajoven
Joe
Wetul Wade
Emith
Jonas
Emr Robinson
Frm
Dinnla
Stee
Jenna
Hal Weill
George Bay
Billy Bray
Brees Hart
Cern
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Dors
Tiana
Tong the
Dippar
Jim Seage
Turner
Deere
Jack Brett
Jim Varley
Davis Ball— _ Lundy
Andermos
Mons
Perry
Willoughby District Club
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