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TURF NOTES.
The spring handicaps were more or less neglected yesterday by sportsmen in favour of the Grand National Steeplechase, to be run on Saturday. Although the interest ...
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THE TURF.
By means of a three furlongs run, somewhat reminiscent of those that brought Amounis and Karuma to victory in the Epsom Handicap and the Doncaster Handicap respectively. ...
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HANDBAG RECOVERED FROM HARBOUR BED.
Diver C. P. Lambert, returning to the surface after recovering a handbag containing money and jewellery to the value of several hundreds of pounds, dropped from the A.M.S. Sonoma by Mrs. Ernest Hillier. The bag is in his left hand. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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RECEPTION AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
Lady de Chair (centre) yesterday received consular representatives and members of the League of Nations Union, (N.S.W. Branch) to discuss plans for this year's International Ball to be held at the Palais Royal on September 3. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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TRAINING AT RANDWICK.
A fair amount of work was put, through at Randwick yesterday morning, when trainers had the use of the course proper for specials. Flags were out about 20ft from the rails, and ...
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SHAFTESBURY INSTITUTE FOR INEBRIATES.
After fourteen years' service in the treatment of otherwise hopeless cases, the home, which is situated near the junction of Old South Head and New South Head roads, is to be demolished. Patients will be transferred to mental hospitals. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MAUSOLEUM OF DR. SUN YAT SEN.
Nearly 200,000 people, including representatives of 18 countries, witnessed the burial of the "Father of the Chinese Republic" on June 1. The bronze casket containing his remains was placed in a mausoleum erected at the summit of Purple Mountain, near Nanking, at a cost of over three million dollars. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NAPOLEONIC EPISODE AT THE ALDERSHOT TATTOO.
General Maitland's army repels an attack of the "Old Guards." One of the many interesting historical tableaux at the military tattoo at Aldershot, in Surrey. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GREAT PUBLIC SCHOOLS AT FOOTBALL.
An exciting incident in the Rugby Union match between Sydney Church of England Grammar School and St. Joseph's at Northbridge. St. Joseph's won easily by 34 to 3. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GOSFORD RACING CLUB.
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INTERESTING STUDIES IN ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
A PELICAN IN PENSIVE MOOD AT SYDNEY ZOO. A TIGRESS IN THE LONDON ZOO. HIPPOPOTAMUS AT TARONGA AT MEAL TIME. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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POLO.
Gilgandra polo carnival commenced to-day, with seven teams competing. Results of the first day were:—Narromine B beat Wellington B. Gilgandra B won from Gulargambone, and Narromine A scored ...
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GREYHOUND RACING.
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