Sydney Day by Day Political Parade in Parliament
A fragmentary Sydney newspaper piece depicts a lively political scene with ministers and courtiers in a ceremonial street display. It mentions Sam Bon and other figures like Bie John and Kopoth Mackay, hinting at party dynamics and proposed shifts in the Upper House amid looming elections.
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Sam Bon
Grafton
Braddoe
John
Dave
Wellington's Unit 4n the Temple of Humbug notes
Stuart Town Letter criticizes Wellington politicians and rivals over retrenchment and governance, naming Norton and Joby among opponents. The writer urges unity against the Labour party, laments past leaders, warns of consequences, and hints at broader political maneuvers and upcoming debates.
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Bog
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Door Bruder
Matill
Chew
Judge Docker
Ma. Willis
Joby
John Norton
Jobue
Jingo
Norton
Myson
Abbor
Times
Deo Jobs
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Jack
Jiko Dowia
Elijah
Baioka
Sydney Sporting Notes on Turf Conditions and Breeding
In this column the writer discusses ongoing doubts about turf racing results and the rising quality of roughhead horses. It cites recent winners and argues that brood quality, weight, and carcon aspects influence outcomes, noting improved performance in the current year and past trends.
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Buoosoan
Todian in Australia plans Melbourne trip amid horse racing fame
An Australian report notes Todian, famed in horse racing, buys an 8 hp De Dion and plans to take it to London or nearby. The Sultan, a major Indian racehorse owner, aims to ship horses for Melbourne events. Football competition may be interrupted as weather and scheduling affect matches between Eastern Suburbs, South Sydney, University, and Glebe with tight margins.
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Todian
Australia
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Melbourne
Onn
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South Sydney
Rastorn Suburbs
University
Glebe
Toiversiy
Football Flashes From a Dubbo Orange Match Report
A garbled review analyzes the Orange vs Dubbo game with praise for Drangs and Wellington players, critiquing Macquarie form. It notes Dubbo players’ strong showing, debates team selections, and urges local supporters to strengthen Wellington football while eyeing country week selections in Sydney.
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