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  2. SPORTING.

    Local sportsmen will have the choice this afternoon of witnessing racing at Rosehill or trotting at Epping; Victorian followers of the game will assemble at Epsom; while the ...

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  3. AMUSEMENTS.

    The sensational success achieved by Jan kubclik at his Australian debut on Thursday has stimulated public interest in his brief sta[?] here to such an extent that large attendances for this evening and for the farewell ...

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  4. UNIVERSITY UNION DINNER.

    The eighth annual dinner of the Sydney University Union was held last night at Sargent's Rooms. The chair was taken by the president, Mr. E. R. Holme, B.A. The ...

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  5. INTER-VARSITY SPORTS.

    The annual inter-Varsity athletic contest will eventuate this year at Adelaide, on Friday, June 6. Melbourne has a very strong team and should take a lot of beating. Sydney will be represented by ...

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  6. OXFORD HALL.—LONDON BIOGRAPH.

    This afternoon and evening there will be special entertainments by the London Biograph Company, with vaudeville items, and on Monday, June 1, Mr. W. A. Crawley has engaged Jack Griffiths to endeavour to ...

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  7. CLAY'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY.

    This evening, Mr. Harry Clay's Vaudeville Company will give their customary entertainment at the Royal Standard Theatre, with new songs, dances, and moving pictures. The suburban circuit for next week will ...

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  8. KILLARA G. C.

    The second round for the union silver medal was won by Miss Cameron. ...

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  9. CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP.

    The cross country championship promises this year to be of interstate importance. From letters received by Mr. W. B. Alexander, secretary N.S.W.A.A.S., from Tasmania, and from the Essendon Club, Melbourne, the ...

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  10. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

    "Humpty Dampty" is pursuing the even tenor of its way at Her Majesty's Theatre, where this afternoon the extra matinee will be given as usual. The new pantomime is proving a great money-maker for the ...

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  11. WONDERLAND CITY.

    Wonderland City will reopen on Monday, from 11 till 5.30, when visitors to the pretty grounds at Bondi will enjoy a number of Empire Day attractions. Alice the elephant, the airship, the rivers of the world, ...

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  12. DOBROYDE G.C.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 40 words
  13. RACING CLUB FOR WAGGA.

    A public meeting has formed the Licensed Victua[?]ers' Racing Club, with Mr. C. A. Bragg as secretary pro tem. The club starts with 40 members, and promises of nearly £100 ...

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  14. KOGARAH WALKING CONTEST.

    The trophi[?]s offered by the Kogarah business people for this contest attracted 58 entries. The distance is 6 miles, in 12 half-mile laps, and the event takes place to-day, at 3 p.m. Following are the starts:—[?] ...

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  15. SYDNEY SKATING RINK.

    The principal attraction at the Sydney Skating Rink to-night will be the Final Half-mile Handicap. There will be three sessions on Monday, terminating at night with Prof. Wayback's exhibition of fancy skating, with ...

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  16. THEATRE ROYAL.

    This evening there will be a revival (for six nights and a matinee on Wednesday only) of Conan Doyle's [?]tective drama, "Sherlock Holmes," at the Theatre Royal. This clever and ingenious play, with its ...

    Article : 79 words
  17. BOWRAL G.C.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 122 words
  18. THE GLACIARIUM.

    At 9 o'clock this evening Professor Victor Allander will give an exhibition of some 12 figures as used in the competition for the world's championship. At the morning session even Saturday concessions are made ...

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  19. BULYEROI JOCKEY CLUB.

    The following are the weights for the three principal enents in connection with the Bulycroi Jockey Club's annual meeting on the 26th and 27th inst:- Opening Handicap, 6f.—Thuraggie, [?]st 51b, Uno, ...

    Article : 114 words
  20. CRITERION THEATRE.

    The last three nights of the romantic military melodrama, "The Midnight Wedding," art now in progress at the Criterion, where Sardo[?]'s famous tragic. play, "Fedora," will be stuged for the farewell nights ...

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  21. Y.W.C.A. CONCERT.

    On Thursday evening, 21st inst, a concert was held in the Y.M.C.A. Hall in aid of the funds of the singing class of the Central Girls' Club. Misses Virgo Brooks, Lily Laing, Atkins, Ruby Allison, Lloyd, Bing ...

    Article : 81 words
  22. BEGA DISTRICT JOCKEY CLUB.

    Following are the nominations received for the Boga District Jockey Club's winter race meeting:- Trial Handicap, 6f.—Tiny Tim, Whisper, Wood Queen, Lady Esther, Zetwell. ...

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  23. EAST SYDNEY A.A.[?].

    The above club will hold its annual opening, run from Cole's Hotel, Flemington, to-day. During the afternoon a 100yds club handicap will be decided. ...

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  24. CRICKET

    Mr. J. Danall-Hunt entertained the Burwood Wednesday Half-holiday Cricket Club (premiers, 1[?]07-08) at a dinner in the A.B.C. Cafe on Wednesday evening. About twenty members were present. The ...

    Article : 73 words
  25. THE BLIND STUDENTS.

    The blind students will give another concert at the Haymarket Hippodrome tomorrow night The programme will consist of new musical items, and new moving pictures. ...

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  26. PALACE.—MASKELYNE MYSTERIES.

    Maskelyne and Devant's Mysteries have retained their hold on public interest at the Palace Theatre throughout a season which will on Wednesday reach its 66th performance—a record of more value to it than an ...

    Article : 81 words
  27. BASEBALL.

    The fixtures for to-day are:- First Grade. Lane Cove v University, Lane Cove. Umpire, T. Proud. ...

    Article : 95 words
  28. NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    The Chingtu arrived from Hongkong yesterday, and sailed southward early this morning. The passengers inward included Mr. Cocheret, the representative of the ...

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  29. THE HAYMARKET HIPPODROME.

    At the Haymarket Hippodrome to-night Mr. Cole's Rohemian Dramatic Company will produce "Ten Nights in a Barroom." The principal characters will be interpreted by Mr. W. H. Ayr and Miss Amy ...

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  30. MISS IDA ROSE'S RECITAL.

    On Thursday evening next Miss Ida Rose will give a recital of "Enoch Arden," the poem forming the subject for the Junior University Examination, at St. James's Hall. Miss Millie Hughes, Miss Minnie Rose, ...

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  31. CYCLING AND MOTORING.

    Parramatta (Union) Club.—Nine miles open road race over the Western-road course. Sydney, Suburban, Burwood, Balmain, Redfern, Campsie, Marrickville, Swift, Glebe Toxteth, Eastern ...

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  32. "THE PRINCE OF PILSEN."

    Next Saturday, a company, newly re-organised by Mr. J.C. Williamson, will produce the new comic opera, "The Prince of Pilsen," at the Theatre Royal. Mr. Charles Loder, a dialect comedian from New York. ...

    Article : 137 words
  33. FOOTBALL.

    Manly v Glebe, at Manly. Referee, Mr. J. Nicholls. North Sydney v St George, at Erskineville oval. Referee, Mr. M'Melville. Western Suburbs v University, at University oval. ...

    Article : 215 words
  34. "THE SYDNEY THESPIANS."

    In another column Mr. Ivan Hill, who so ably directed the recent revival of "As You Like It" at the Standard Theatre, announces that he has started "The Sydney Thespians," and that he has secured the ...

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  35. THE SENATE.

    The Senate met at noon to-day and adjourned after sitting 22 minutes. Business was confined to questions. It the advice of the Vice-President of the ...

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  36. LAWN TENNIS.

    To-day's engagements are:- B Class. Kuring-gai v University I. University [?] v Tarrawarra I. ...

    Article : 120 words
  37. NEW MOTOR CAR.

    A neat little motor car of novel design and excellent build has just been landed in Sydney by the Premier Motor Company, of Underwood-street, Sydney. The vehicle is a 9.h.p. Riley, and is really ...

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  38. "MUMMY AND THE HUMMING BIRD."

    Mr. Herbert Flemming and that accomplished actress, Miss Beatrice Day, will open an important comedy season at the Criterion Theatre next Saturday, with "The Mummy and the Humming Bird." a ...

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  39. THE BUSH PARENT.

    Sir,—Allow me to refer to your leader in the "Herald" of May 2 on "The Bush Child." I notice the following:—"When the State, as Mr. Hogue has remarked, encourages men ...

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  40. "THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS."

    As a compliment to the one time Westminster Ab[?]ey tenor, Mr. Edward Branscombe, and in recognition of the fact that some of the artists in "The Scarlet Troubadours" formerly belonged to the London M[?]ister ...

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  41. LACROSSE.

    To-day's matches are:- Mosman v Petersham, Petersham Oval. Referee, Mr. Fitzmaurice. Burwood v Balmain, Birchgrove Oval. Referee, Mr. ...

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  42. HONOUR OF PARLIAMENT.

    Further evidence was taken to-day by the Federal Parliamentary Committee appointed to inquire into the question of procedure in connection with Parliamentary privilege and ...

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  43. EDWIN GEACH'S COMPANIES.

    Mr. Edwin Geach will leave for Melbourne to-morrow to arrange for the season at the Bijou Theatre on Saturday next, when "Lured to London" will be produced, with Mr. Ernest Leicester in the lend. Mr. ...

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  44. RUGBY LEAGUE.

    Balmain v Eastern Suburbs, Agricultural Ground. Mr. Hooper, referee. Western Suburbs v Newcastle, 2 o'clock, Agricultural Ground. Referee, Mr. Welch. ...

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  45. HOCKEY.

    The following are the fixtures for to-day's matches:- University I. v the Fleet, Naval ground, Rose Bay, at 1.45 p.m. Pilgrims I v Corinthians I., Gladesville, at 2.15 p.m. ...

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  46. THE STRANDED MILDUBA.

    Those engaged in the attempt to refloa[?] the steamer Mildura, which has been aground on the North-west Cape sine March of last year, are sanguine that success will attend ...

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  47. AUTOMOBILE CLUB.

    The Automobile Club of Australia held a successful smoke concert on Thursday evening at the club rooms in Elizabeth-street, when the prizes won in connection with the recent motor carnival at Victoria Park ...

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  48. TIVOLI THEATRE.

    This afternoon and evening, after the enthusiastic farewell last night to the Artois Brothers and Alma Gray. Mr. Harry Rickards will reorganise the Tivoli programme. The Deane Tribune Trio, English sketch ...

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  49. ROCKDALE CLUB.

    The following are the handicaps for the club's fivemiles road race, over the Forest-road course, this afternoon:—A. Lutton, H. Jenner, s[?]r; C. Beer, 15s; W. Gallant, 30s; C. Cartwright, 1m; H. Jenkins, C. ...

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  50. NATIONAL AMPHITHEATRE.

    At the National Amphitheatre, both afternoon and evening, the new programme will newly introduce the Australian Dartos (Eddie and Decima M'Lean), the Australian Little Tich (Little Roy M'Lean), T[?] ...

    Article : 74 words
  51. HURLING.

    To-day's matches:- City v Glebe, at Moore Park. [?], Mr. D. O'Brien. Leichhardt v Marrickville, at Federal [?]. Referee, ...

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  52. AUSTRALIAN RULES.

    East Sydney v Balmain, at Hampden oval. Umpire, Mr. Frew. Y.M.C.A. v North Shore, at North Sydney oval. Umpire, Mr. Dickins. ...

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  53. ROCKDALE AND DISTRICT CLUB.

    The following are the handicaps for the Rockdale and District Club's 10 miles road race, which will be held over the Forest-road course to-day:—A. Lutton, H. Jenner, ser; C. Beer, 15s, W. Gallant, 30s; C. ...

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  54. BUILDING STIMULATED.

    As a result of the new municipal system of rating, building operations on a considerable seale are contemplated on a well-situated block in Verner-street, either unoccupied or ...

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  55. WEST'S PICTURES ON MONDAY.

    Mr. T. J. West will regularly resume his season at the Town Hall with an Empire Day, reopening on Monday, under the patronage of the B.E. League, and in the presence of 250 veterans, guests of the ...

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  56. BOXING

    Paddy King, 8st 13[?]b, featherweight champion of Australia, defeated Ed. Jessop, 9st 4[?]b, of Sydney, last night after one of the best fights ever seen in this State. After the twenty-first bout King was ...

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  57. YOUNG AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION.

    Ashfield v Paddington, on Hampden oval. Drummoyne No. 2 v Hyde, at Drummoyne. Drummoyne No. 1 v Sydney, on Moore Park (Y.M.C.A. ground). ...

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  58. SOUTH SYDNEY CLUB.

    The above club has started the following riders to train for the Dunlop interclub premiership:—A. J. Baker (captain), E. Priestley, J. Avery. J. Hyde, E. Lutton, W. Avery, F. Brown, F. M[?]gan, E. Younger. ...

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  59. LYCEUM.—SPENCER'S THEATRESCOPE.

    This afternoon and evening, and again at the special Empire matinee on Monday, Mr. C. Spencer's new holiday programme of star films for the theatrescope at the Ly[?]um will be especially attractive. The new ...

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  60. THE PEARLING COMMISSION.

    The Pearling Commission continued its sittings to-day. Mr. Entridge; continuing his evidence, said the right class of white labour must be ...

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  61. BRITISH ASSOCIATION.

    Sydney v Western Suburbs, Clyde Recreation Ground, 3.30 p.m. Mr. D. Boyd. Balmain v Glebe, Centennial Park, No. 6 ground, 3.30 p.m. Mr. H. J. Collier. ...

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  62. LEAGUE OF WHEELMEN.

    The following list of events has been arranged by the Newcastle Bicycle Club for league riders during the present road-racing season, for which prize money to the amount of £163 will be given: ...

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  63. SAILING.

    The Prince Alfred Yacht Club is inviting competitive designs for the proposed new one design class of yacht which the club intends fostering. The conditions will be found in our shipping column. ...

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  64. PECULIAR ACCIDENT.

    Stanley Clarke, of Woodlands, an employee of Mr. R. A. Morgan, was seriounly injured yesterday. He took a horse and dray to the paddock to load wood, and it is supposed tell ...

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  65. MOSMAN SOCIETY AT THE PALACE.

    "Les Cloches do Cornerville" will be performed at the Palace Theatre next Thursday evening by the Mosman Musical Society, under the baton of Mr. A. H. Norman (hon. conductor). During the past five years this ...

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  66. ANGLING.

    In the close season the fly-fisher's thoughts rarely ramble far from his pastime, and it is when the opportunity for active indulgence in sport is lacking that he is most likely to impart his knowledge to his ...

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  67. "SYDNEY MUFFS" AT THE PALACE.

    The "Sydney Muffs" will perform Robertson's "Caste" at the Palace Theatre next Friday evening, in aid of a Katoomba charity, when those assisting will include [?]sses Lillian [?]ooth, Elsie Prince, Tri[?]ie James, and ...

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  68. RUGBY LEAGUE.

    The remains of the late Mr. A. H. Baskerville will arrive in Sydney this morning from Brisbane, and will leave Sydney for Wellington by the steamer Monowai to-day at 1 o'clock, arriving on Wednesday morning. ...

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  69. RIELE SHOOTING.

    Favourable weather conditions marked the second day's shoot of the annual rifle meeting, of the New South Wales division of the Commonwealth Cadets. The light was excellent, but a strong cross wind ...

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  70. CHRISTCHURCH MANSLAUGHTER CASE.

    William Robinson, who was charged with manslaughter at Christchurch, in connection with the death of his mother, who was found to have been neglected and shockingly dirty, ...

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  71. ENFIELD BICYCLE CLUB.

    The annual meeting of the above club was held last Thursday, Mr. George Liggins presiding. The following officers were elected:—Captain, G. Heaton; sub-captain, P. Aney; hon. secretary, H. Brown; hon. ...

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  72. MISS GLADYS ALPEN'S CONCERT.

    Saturday, June 6, has been fixed for the occasion of the complimentary send-off concert to Miss Gladys Alpen at the Town Hall. The young s[?]prano will be supported by a strong choir, and by Miss Emma ...

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  73. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—After reading several letters, it is perhaps advisable for the supporters of our game to know the facts. The M.R. Union generously placed the Sydney C.G. for the two Saturdays in June at the disposal of ...

    Article : 150 words
  74. LONDON COLLEGE CONCERT.

    The ninth annual concert and distribution of prizes and certificates by the London College of Music will be held at the Town Hall on Wednesday, June 10, when Mr. J. W. E. Pople will be solo organist, and a number ...

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  75. WYALONG SPORTS.

    The Wyalong Bicycle Club will hold a sports meeting on Monday. The following handicaps have been declared for the half-mile and one mile cycling events: ...

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  76. VESSEL STRIKES A ROCK.

    The British barque Duncarn has just arrived at Sydney to undergo repairs in consequence of an accident which befel her when off the coast of Chill at the end of last year. ...

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  77. "ENOCH ARDEN" RECITAL.

    Next Friday evening the Rev. S. G. Fielding, of St. Mathias', Paddington, will deliver an address on the poetry of Tennyson, with a recital of "Enoch Arden," in aid of a debt owing to the widow of the late rector. ...

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  78. [?]AMDEN SPORTS.

    Entries close on Saturday for the cycling events to be decided at the Camden meeting, which takes place on June 8. There will be three races open to league riders. ...

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  79. AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL.

    William J. Strang (late of South Melbourne) will pla[?] for Y.M.C.A. to-day against North Shore on North Sydney oval. A permit was granted to him last night. ...

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  80. MISS ILMA KIBBY'S CONCERT.

    Miss Ilma Kibby, dramatic soprano, will give a concert on Tuesday, June 9, at St James' Hall, under the direction of Mr. Aug. W. Juncker. The assisting artists will be Miss Ethel Liggins, Miss Maisie Schell, ...

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  81. TO THE [?]DITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—With reference to the suggestion made in your columns that the fixture between the famous Norwood team and combined Sydney be played on the open area on Moore Park, I write to enter my protest against ...

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  82. DECLINE IN FRENCH EXPORTS.

    The decline in the French motor exports is very significant. The following figures have been issued by the statistical office in Paris for the months of January and February:—19[?]6, 28,484,000 francs; 1907, ...

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  83. MISS CATHIE DUFF'S CONCERT.

    Miss Cathie Duff, who was favourably known as a contralto here before her departure, during the past [?]ar has been studying and appearing in England and Scotland. Miss Duff is returning next week, and ...

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  84. SHIRE COUNCILS.

    ASHFORD (Inverell).—The council struck a rate of 1½d on [?]he unimproved capital value at its last meeting, and carried a resolution supporting the formation of a shires' association. ...

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  85. ROSEHILL RACING CLUB.

    Rosehill will be the racing rendezvous this afternoon, and turf patrons should have an enjoyable outing, enlivened by interesting sport. The recent rainfall has greatly ...

    Article : 508 words
  86. MISS ADA BAKER'S JUVENILE CHOIR.

    A concert will be given by Miss Ada Baker's Juvenile Choir, at St. James' Hall, on June 19, in aid of the Child Study Association, when F. L. Heapy's patriotic can[?]ta, action songs in costume, will form part of an ...

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  87. MR. GLIDDEN'S CAR NEARLY WRECKED.

    Mr. Glidden's tour on his Napier car can scarcely be called uneventful, as is indicated by the following letter written to [?]n English paper from Ha[?]fa, Lyria:— "We nearly lost the car in attempting to make the ...

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  88. KURING-GAI CHORAL SOCIETY.

    On Thursday evening Mr. T. E. Rofe presided over a meeting at the Hornsby School of Arts, at which Mr. L. S. Robertson was appointed conductor of the Kuringgai Choral Society, in place of Mr. P. Plummer, who ...

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  89. NORTHERN SUBURBS MUSICAL SOCIETY.

    The above society will give a concert at the Chatswool Town Hall on Thursday next, under Mr. H. H. Rice's direction, when [?]ounod's "[?]alila" for soprano, chorus, and orchestra, and other pieces will be ...

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  90. "DAILY MAIL," CONTEST.

    Several teams will shoot at Randwick to-day in connection with the "Daily Mail" Empire Cup. Other teams will shoot on Monday. ...

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  91. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—With reference to the visit of the South Australian footballers next month, your correspondent of to-day is quite correct as to why the champions of the Commonwealth (for such they are) are asked to play, ...

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  92. OCTOBER MEETING.

    At a committee meeting of the N.R.A. it was decided to add a revolver match to the programme of the October meeting. This is the first revolver match for several years on the N.R.A. programme. ...

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  93. UNITARIAN CHURCH CONCERT.

    A programme arranged by Miss Alice kelly (organist and pianist) was rendered on Tuesday evening by Misses Myrtle Dwyer, Muriel Casey, Florrie Candwell, and Messrs. Rupert Smith, Herbert Kelly, Fred, Leader, ...

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  94. A MOTOR CAR FOR £3.

    Mr. J. C. Percy, of the "Motor News," during a recent visit to the Panhard repair works in London, saw there a very ancient type of car with tiller steering— in fact, one of the first Panhards put on the market. ...

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  95. AN UNDERGROUND RAILWAY.

    Sir,—Sydney shows every prospect of growing into a second London, requiring even at present m[?]re facilities to carry the workers from the suburbs to the city. As ...

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  96. QUEEN'S HALL.—.JUBILEE SINGERS.

    This afternoon and evening the Fisk Jubilee Singers will make their farewell appearances at Queen's Hall in association wity the regular entertainment of the London Bio-Tableaux series. On Monday afternoon and ...

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  97. Advertising

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  98. VICTORIA HALL PICTURES.

    Both afternoon and evening to-day the American Picturescope Company will show a series of novel pictures, in addition to "The Flight from the Seraglio" and "The Ghost's Wedding." There will be special ...

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  99. ATHLETICS.

    The University Athletic Club's annual sports meeting will take place on the oval on Wednesday next. A very interesting programme, consisting both of handicaps and championships, has been provided. Some ...

    Article : 55 words
  100. GOLF.

    To-day's engagements are:- Hampden Cup.—First half of competition, at Ken[?]ington. Royal Sydnov G. G.—Bogey competition. ...

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  101. WIRTH BROTHERS' CIRCUS.

    This afternbon the successful competitors in the essay on "My Visit to Wirth Bros.' Zoo" will be announced, and there will be another matinee at the Prince Al[?] Park show on Monday. The farewell performance by ...

    Article : 51 words
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