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MINING.
The change to a more buoyant feeling, which same into view on Thursday was continued yesterday morning and there was also a slight improvement in the amount of ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
"The Whip," with its stirring spectacular, and dramatic seenes, including the [?] breakfast, the Olympia horse show, the moving train effect, the railway smash, and the great race, will complete its ...
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SPORTING.
Metropolitan sportsmen will be catered for this afternoon by the Rusehill Club, while Victorian recegoers will assemble at Caulfield to [?] in the conclusion of the V.A.T.C. ...
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MISS FLO. FETHERSTON'S CONCERT.
Miss Florric Fetherston, a talented pupil of Signor Stetfani, will give an invitation concert in the Town Hall on Thursday, March 23, under the direction of Messrs. Nicholson and Co., Ltd. Leading artists have ...
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MINING NOTES.
The Kulamadau Company (Woodlark Island) reports a crushing of 1372 tons of ore; also 500 tons of sand cyanided, for gold valued at £3454. ...
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O. DICKMAN'S SUCCESS.
At the swimming carival at the city baths on Thursday night, the 500 yards championship was contested by J. Kroppengerri (S.A.), O. Dickman (N.S.W.), George Read (N.S.W.),and Cliff [?] ...
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THE ST. CECILIA CHOIR.
The St. Cecilia Choir has now resumed rehearsals for the coming season under the direction of Mr. Hector O. Fleming at the Women's Patriotic Club, and the first concert will be given soon after Easter. ...
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AUSTRALASIAN CHAMPIONSHIP CARNIVAL.
The following are the handicaps for the two handicap events to be run at the Cyclists' Union's annual interstate championship carnival at the Sports Ground on Monday night. The first prize for the ...
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WESTERN SUBURBS SCHOOLS.
The annual fixture in connection with the schools of the Western Suburbs took place on Thursday afternoon at the Elkington Park baths, Balmain, Results: ...
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EMPIRE THEATRE.
At the Empire Theatre, Oxford-street, in addition to pictures of the boxing match in London last month between Bill Lang and Curran, and many other subjects, there will be vauderville turns by favorite artists. ...
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CRITERION THEATRE.
"The Belle of Brittany" will be produced for the first time in Australia at the Criterion Theatre tonight by the Clarke-Meynell management, with clamill in the Bois d'Amour, and the Chatean de St. ...
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BIJOU THEATRE.
At the Bijou Theatre, both afternoon and evening, the new programme will include 15 of the latest imported films on humorous, dramatic, and scenic subjects. ...
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CASINO HOSPITAL RACES.
The races organised by the R. A. Turf Club and Casino Jockey Club, which were postponed from Wednesday, owing to heavy rain, were held yesterday. There was a good attendance. The ground was very wet. ...
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AMERICAN PICTURE PALACE.
At the American Picture Palace continuous entertainments are given from 11 a.m. until 11 p.m., when the latest animated pictures and illustrated songs are presented. ...
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COLISEUM THEATRE.
At the Coliseum Theatre, Ridge-street, the new series of pictures includes "Ruth and Boaz," "The Night Round." the latest comic stories, an scientific series on "The Scorpion," ballads, and orchestral ...
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THEATRE ROYAL.
"Our Miss Gibbs" reaches the 155th performance at the Theatre Royal this evening with vigour, but little diminished by the unprecedented run, the humorous [?]ussles between Timothy Gibbs (Mr. Bertie Wright) ...
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ST. GEORGE'S HALL PICTURE CONCERTS.
The New South Wales Alliance has secured a lease of St. George's Hall. Newtown, for Friday and Saturday of each week, where a season of picture concerts, with all the latest romantic, scenic, and farcial story ...
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BUNGENDORE JOCKEY CLUB.
The following nominations have been recieved for the principal events at the Bungendore Jockey Club annual meeting:- Opening Handicap, 6f.—Ortana, Orizelle, Fancy Step, ...
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THE BENTLEY-ANCELON RECITALS.
The next costume recital to be given in connection with the Walter Bentley College of Elocution and Dramatic Art will take place on March 16 next, a number of items from the Shakespearian plays, notably ...
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PALACE THEATRE.
The Hugh Ward Comedy Company will make their farewell appearance at the Palace Theatre to-night, after which this clever combination will not be seen again here, as it disbands after the Melbourne season ...
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ELITE SKATING RINK.
At the Elite Skating Rink, Newtown, where three sessions are held daily, the Messrs. Turner Brothers offer one of their bicycles as the Prize (amongst other prizes) for the best costume on the floor in ...
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ZINC CORPORATION.
The Zinc Corporation for the year ended December 31 treated 270,600 tons of tailings, and recovered zinc concentrates to the value of £316,402. The working costs amounted to ...
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BRAIDWOOD TURF CLUB.
The following weights have been declared for the principal races at the Braidwood Turf Club's meeting on March 3 and 4:- Braidwood Cup. 9f.—War Bec, 9st 9lb; Asturia, ...
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SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
An entirely Wagnerian programme will be submitted at the first of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra's concerts, and three new works will be introduced, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Bradley, who will have a ...
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COMIC OPERA FUND MATINEE.
On Tuesday, March 7, a matinee will be given at the Theatre Royal by the combined J. C. Williamson companies now in Sydney in aid of the firms "Comic opera fund." A splendid programme has been ...
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CORONATION FESTIVAL.
The Australasian Counsil has started to work in earnest to secure the required £250 to send the local champions to compete at the Festival of Empire Coronation sports. Several patrons of sport have sent in ...
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THE WALDRON-HEATON RECITAL.
An invitation vocal recital was given at Paling's Concert Hall last night by Mme. Cecilia Waldron and Mr. Senior Heaton, artists from England, who have sung parts with the Carl Rosa and Moody-Manners ...
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VICTORIAN SPORTING NOTES.
The scratchings recorded to-day for the V.A.T.C. meeting were St. Clair Trial Stakes: Prince Grafton and Bleriot. Alma Stakes: Sanskrit. Woodeliff Handicap: Maltchester. ...
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GOLF.
To-day's engagements are:- Australian G.C.—Open competition. Debroyde Club.—Monthly medal. Bonnie Doon Club.—Monthly medal. ...
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"ELLIAH" AT THE TOWN HALL.
The Royal Philharmonic Society's performance of the "Elijah" on Thursday was so wonderfully successful, crowds being unable to gain admittance, that there is to be a repetition of the oratoric this ...
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BROKEN HILL SOUTH COMPANY.
The half-yearly meeting of the B.H. South Silver-mining, Company was held to-day, and Mr. Molesworth R. Greene, who presided, moved the adoption of the reports and balance-sheets. ...
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UNION NOTES.
Entries close to-day with Mr. Sid. Holloway for the Campsie Club's seven miles mambers' handicap road race, to be run over the Campsie-Belmore course on Saturday, March 4, at 3.30 p.m. ...
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CRICKET.
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LEAGUE NOTES.
A race meeting under the auspices of the Eugowra Club is to be held on April 5. Entries are due on the 29th inst. Mr. A. J. Asheroft is hon. secretary. The Goulburn Club is arranging for a sports meeting ...
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ROSEHILL RACING CLUB.
An attractive bill of fare has been prepared by the Rosehill Racing Club for its February meeting which this afternoon furnishes what promises to be a pleasant outing for patrons ...
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"A MESSAGE FROM MARS."
The Hamilton, Plimmer, and Denniston Company returned from New Zealand on Tuesday last, after a 20-weeks tour in the Dominion. Everything was eminently satisfactory, and "Lovers' Land," "Third ...
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BOWLS.
The round of the Pennant and "B" Competitions which was postponed on the day of the municipal elections, will be played this afternoon. That will leave one more round to be played in sectional ...
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CONCERT AT GLADESVILLE.
Mr. W. J. Stent arranged an admirable concert entertainment for the inmates of the Gladesville Asylum last Wednesday evening, when he headed a vivacious banjo and mandoline ensemble. Others who kindly ...
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SAILING.
The Prince Alfred Yacht Clun has two races down for decision this afternoon. The more important is a handicap event for the Rawhiti Cup, presented by Messrs. F. Albert and E. E. Sayer, to be won three ...
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FIGHT FOR NORTH SYDNEY.
Colonel Ryrie, the selected Liberal candidate, addressed a meeting of the electors last night at the Willoughby Town Hall. The chair was occupied, in the unavoidable absence ...
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SYDNEY FLYING SQUADRON.
The Flying Squadron's race to-day is a general handicap, but the whole of the competing boats with one exception, the rater Desdemona, consists of the popular 18ft class. The handicaps are:—First heat: Acme and ...
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BROKEN HILL MINES.
Mr. J. Hebbard, manager of the Central Mine, has finished his inspection of the B.H. Junction Mine, and has presented his report to the directors, who are now considering it. ...
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TIVOLI THEATRE.
At the Tivoli Theatre Mr. Harry Rickards' new attraction for this afternoon and evening will be Fasola, an Indian fakir and illusionist from the London Coliseum, who rivals the Indian magicians in ...
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THE GOLDEN WEST.
On Thursday representatives of the press were permitted to inspect the underground workings of the Bullfinch Proprietary mine. Most of the work so far done has been ...
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DUBBO TEAM SYDNEY.
Several members of the Dubbo Bowling Club, headed by their president (Mr. Palmer), met yesterday, when Mr. Palmer, on bahalf of the club, presented Mr. Morrison with a set of "smokers" and a tobacco pouch. ...
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NATIONAL AMPHITHEATRE.
At the National Amphitheatre, where the usual matinee will be given to-day. Mr. Nat Clifford's return with a budget of new and favourite charactersongs, will be the central novelty, and the ...
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PORT JACKSON SKIFF CLUB.
To-day's race under this club's auspices is the third event of the championships. The entries are:—Murcia (J. Moppett), Dearing (H. Roderick), Austral (L. O'Tcole). Spindrift (T. M. Ranks), Planet (H. Price), ...
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VICE-PRESIDENTS' PAIRS.
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GLACIARIUM—WEST'S PICTURES.
At the Glaciarium, both afternoon and evening today, Mr. T. J. West's new programme of Star films will include the sensational aeroplane story "Through the Clouds," the dramas of "The Marked Trail," and ...
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SNAILS BAY AMATEUR CLUB.
The second handicap of the newly-formed Snails Bay Club is to be sailed to-day, the entries being:—Valda (C. Huntley), Niobe (J. Hindmarsh), Imogene (M. A. H. Fitzhardinge), Berenice (L. A. Fogg), Levitt (K. ...
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ATHLETICS.
Successful sports in aid of the Majura Hall building fund took place on Wednesday in gloriously fine weather. There was a large attendance. Results:- Opening Handicap, 100yds.—S. Brown, 6yds, 1; J. ...
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DISTRESS AT NEWCASTLE.
The Assistant Treasurer, Mr. Carmichael, has completed the inquiries he set on [?] ot ascertain what avenues of employment were open for the men at Newcastle who are out ...
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IRON COVE CLUB.
Entries for the 10ft. championship of this club, to be sailed to-day, are:—Ehna (E. Corley), Petrel (V. Seaburg). Sydney (H. Jennings), and Arawa (S. Machan). ...
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LYCEUM—SPENCER'S THEATRESCOPE.
Mr. Charles Spencer announces the last two theatrescope entertainments for this afternoon and evening at the Lyceum, as on Monday night he will transfer his entertainments to the Palace Theatre regularly ...
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MOSMAN AMATEUR CLUB.
Handicaps for the Mosman Amateur Club's races today are:—Ayesha, 13m; Mavis, 12m; Airlie, 6m; [?] and Lillie, 5m; Clio and Curlew, 4m; Gipsy and Weetah, 3m. The limit boat (Curlew) will be despatched at 3.15 ...
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CYCLING AND MOTORING.
Burwood League Club.—Five miles road race, Burwood-Bankstown course. Burwood Amateur Club.—Five miles road race, local course. ...
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NORTH SYDNEY DINGY CLUB.
Following are the handicaps for the above club's [?] race, to be held over the usual course to-day:- Waratah (G. Drysdale), serl Awanui (H. Collins), [?] Queenie (W. Blue), [?] Edna (R. Collins), 5m; May ...
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THE MAORI ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Maoris, whose new entertainment, a "Legend of Hinemoa," has caught on with the public, will appear this afternoon at Clontarf, and at the Victoria Hall, Manly, this evening, and at Clontarf again to-morrow, ...
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ST. GEORGE CLUB.
Saturday's event under the flag of the St. George Sailing and Motor Boat Club is for [?] The prize is the annual [?] trophy, presented by Rearcommodore A. J. Geddes, and the special course ...
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NEWCASTLE JOCKEY CLUB.
The annual meeting of the Newcastle Jockey Club, Ltd., was held last night, Mr. E. A. M. Merewether occupying the chair. The annual report stated that the financial year ...
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INTERSTATE EXCHANGES.
To-day's sales were:- Morning: Chillagoe, 7/4; Broken Hill, 37/; Junction, 2/5, 2/4; Oroya Links. 1/10; Bullfinch Proprietary, 39/ to 38/; Birthday Gift, 1/3; Rowan's Find, 1/; ...
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MR. N. J. GEHDE'S MATINEES.
To-morrow afternoon Mr. N. J. Gehde will direct a concert at the Town Hall, when Miss Elsie B. Peerless will sing Handel's "Let the Bright Seraphim," Mr. Maurice Chenoweth will also sing, Mr. Percy Graham, ...
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SWIMMING.
The folloing is the result of the Rechabite Club's [?] handicap, held at Balmain Floating Baths on Thursday night:—Firsst heat: E. Burnicle, 16s. 1; A. E. Dalziell, 18s, 2. Time, 2m 50s. Second heats; ...
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AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY.
The annual general meeting of the Sydney Amateur Orchestral Society will be held at the Hotel Australia on Monday evening next, at 8.15, when the chair will be taken by his Honor Judge Heydon, in the absence ...
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STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Copper.—Tolwong Mineral, prompt delivery, 10/; two months, 9/; six weeks, 9/3; prompt delivery 10/6; Mount Elliott, £5/9/. Silver.—B.H. Souths, contg, £5/3/; B.H. ...
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UNION RACING.
Entries close to-night at the Sports Clubs for two carnivals to be held under the Cyclists' Union, one in Sydney and one in Newcastle, under the auspices of the local clubs—the Newcastle Bicyle Club and the ...
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MISS ROSS SEATON'S RECITALS.
A series of Shakesperian readings on Monday evenings has been arranged by Miss Rose Seaton, and that wellknown clocutionist has accordingly secured King's Hall, Phillip-street, for Monday next and March 13, when ...
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THE REFERENDUM.
Sir,—In your report of Colonel Ryrle's opening campaign for the St. Leonards seat in the Federal Parliament in to-day's issue, it is made to appear that the referendum proposal ...
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ORGAN RECITAL AT WAVERLEY.
Mr. Aug. W. Juncker will give an organ recital at St. Mary's Church of England, Waverley, on Tuesday evening next. The choir will sing selections, and the [?]oloists will be Mrs. Aylmer Jay and Mr. J. T. ...
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GULARGAMBONE JOCKEY CLUB.
The Gulargan[?]one Jockey Club's annual races were held in fine weather. There was a large attendance. In the Opening Handicap and Beaten Stakes Holpan ran off. In the former race W. Lillimen, rider, seeing ...
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DRUMMOYNE AMATEUR CLUB.
The [?] Amateur Club held a 66yds handicap at the local baths last Wednesday night. Results:—First heat: E. Dodds, [?] 1; G. Erickson, 20s, 2. Time, 50 4-5s. Second heat: C. Baxter, 22s, 1; ...
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"THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE."
On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday next the Railway and Tramway Musical Society will perform "The Pirates of Penzance" at the Railway Institute, when Mr. Leo M. Grouse will conduct chorus and ...
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THE AUSTRALASIAN CHAMPIONSHIP'S.
The Cyclists' Union carnival will be held at the Sports Ground on Monday night, when all the interstate riders, together with the New South Wales country representatives and the Sydney riders, will be seen ...
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LONDON SHARE MARKET.
On the Stock Exchange yesterday shares in Australias mining ventures were quoted as follows:—Broken Hill Proprietary, b 36/6, s 37/6; British, b 15/3, s 16/3; B.H. Block 10, ...
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THE DE CAIROS REGO RECITAL.
On Wednesday, March 8, Miss Iris de Cairos Rego will join with Mr. Rex de Cairos Rego in a plano and vocal recital at the Y.M.C.A. Hall, the plan for which will open at Paling's this morning. A classic programme ...
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MANLY SWIMMING CLUB.
The following are the handicaps for the 100yds interclub and 200yds first-class handicap to be swum at Manly Club's carnival to-day. First race statis at 3 o'clock sharp: ...
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LEAGUE NOTES.
The following handicaps have been issued for the Burwood League Bicycle Club's five mile road race to be held this afternoon over the Burwood-Bankstown course, starting from Cervetto's Enfield Hotel, at 3.30 ...
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MINING MANAGERS' REPORTS.
Sindstone Gold mining Company, February 4.—C. level: Crosscut rise 10ft north. No values higher than 7s. Work stopped for present. [?] stope: Working out small block of stone close against No. 3 shaft, ...
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MISS MARIE TARRANCE.
Miss Marie Tarrance, an clocationist who made successes here some years ago, and has since been giving classical recitals in Melbourne and Adelaide, is now visiting Sydney to arrange for her return here about ...
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HANDICAPS FOR TO-DAY.
The marks for the three-miles road handicap of the Petersham Club to be run over the Plough [?] course this afternoon are:—M. R. Tickner, J. Erskine, scratch; W. Lusted, 20s: S. Wilson, P. Mitchell, 30s; A. E. ...
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JOSEPHINE MARKS' CONCERT.
On Tuesday, March 28, Miss Josephine Marks, dramatic seprano, will give a concert in the Town Hall as a send-off appearance prior to her departure for Europe. Miss Marks has a strong committee working in her ...
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