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LAW REPORT. TUESDAY, MAY 29.
Mr. C. B. Stephen, instructed by the Crown Solicitor, appeared for bir George Dibbs, the officer commanding a volunteer corps known as the "National Guard," and moved to reverse the order ...
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE TURF.
Water Colour, who has been enjoying a spell at Windsor, has returned to Randwick, and will be put into work again. Though the Randwick trainng tracks are still ...
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SUSSEX-STREET FATALITY.
At the Coroner's Court, Chancery Square, yesterday, the City Coroner initated an inquest touching the death of a man named Michael Pratt, which occured at the Sydney Hospital on the 27th instant from ...
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BILLIARDS.
Messrs. J. B. Beifield (the holder) and H. Rum[?]all (the challenger) contuned their match of 1560 op[?] spot and push barred, for the Amateur Championship of New South Wales last night at Power's Hotel ...
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BANKRUPTCY COURT.
Re Donald Henderson, On the application of Mr. Barnes, solicitor for the bankrupt, this matter was adjourned until June 12. Re Samuel Bell. There was no appearance for ...
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BOWLS.
By the last mail from England the secretary of the New South Wales Bowling Association (Mr. F. Thomas) received from Mr. Ernest C. Price (secretary to the Imperial Bowling Association, London) ...
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QUARTER SESSIONS.—Wednesday, May 30.
Alexander Watson, stealing from the person; Eliza Greenhalgh and Samuel Chase, stealing in a dwelling; Richard Newell, Maud Compton, and L[?]ura Beveridge, stealing from the person; Richard Reynolds and William ...
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—Wednesday, May 30.
Samuel Carruthers and William Withers, assault, ...
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POLICE COURTS.
Stealing a Watch.—At the Central Police Court yesterday, before Mr. F. S. Isaacsm S.M., Catberine Hand, 45, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment for stealing a silver watch. the property of ...
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PARRAMATTA DISTRICT. PATRIOTIC CONCERT.
There was a good attendante at the Parramatts Town Hall on Monday evening, when the pupils of the Parramatta North Superior Public School gave an entertainment in aid of the Patriotic Fund, ...
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PARRAMATTA COUNCIL.
The council met on Tuesday evening, the Mayor, Alderman T. H. Moxham, presiding. The Mayor reported that the late rains had caused some subaways, and he recommended that 300 yards of ...
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
Mr. C. G. Wade Crow Prosecutor. The May sittings of the Coutt were commenced before Mr. Justice Simpson. The Sheriff, Mr. C. E. B. Maybury, occupied a seat on the bench. ...
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MASONIC.
The following were slected W.M. and officers of Lodge Sir Walter Scott, Granville, at the last meeting of the lodge:—W.M. War. Bro Harrson; S.D., Bro. G. Ross; J.D., Bro. W. Waldon; ...
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ROSEBERY PARK PONY AND GALLOWAY RACES.
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PYRMONT AND ULTIMO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
In connection with the retirement of the Rev. R. S. Paterson from the pastorate of the Pyrmont and Ultimo Presbyterian Church—a position which he has filled continuously for 36 years—special services ...
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
There was a large attendance of this club at the Randwick Rifle Range on Saturday afternoon when two competitions were held in the club match, 10 shots at 500 yards, Q.M. Sergeant M. Meaney put ...
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REDFERN CLUB.
Mr. Grierson, secretary of the Redfern Bowling Club, has completed arrangements for his club to play a four rinked match a with the representatives of the Randwick Club on the Redfern green next ...
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WALLSEND JOCKEY CLUB.
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CYCLING.
Mr. G. Wynne, the new secretary of the league, is making alternous in the internal working of that inslitution. The income at present is small, not nearly sufficient for the league's requirement, and a ...
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EFFECTIVE VOTING.
Miss C.H. Spence lectured at the Unitarian Church last evening upon the subject of "Effective Voting, Australia's Opportunity." Mr. W. H. Waldon occupied the chair, and introduced Miss ...
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
Mr. W. L. Merewether, Crown Prosecutor PLEA OF GUILTY. Margaret Bernery pleaded guilty to a charge that on April 19, at Waitara, she did unlawfully abandon ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TURF CLUB MEETING.
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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The series of winter evening lectures in connection with the Young Men's Christian Association was continued last evening, when Dr. when Dr. Andrew Houison delivered in interesting address on "Old Sydney: Its ...
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VICTORY BICYCLE CLUB.
The club had in enjoyable run on Saturday last to Lady Robinson's Beach, wheres they were invited to tea by Mr. Hoses, the president. The evening was spent in sougs and recitations, ...
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KENSINGTON PONY AND GALLOWAY RACES.
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WARATAH ROVERS' BICYCLE CLUB.
The club's annual ball promises to be very successful this year, and the sub-committee are working hard with this end in view, the Redfern Club having postpponed their road race last Saturday, a ...
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EQUITY COURT.
This suit, which has now been before the Court for more than a fortnight, was advanced another stage. The case far the plaintiff, so far the taking of evidence is concerned, was closed, When the ...
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SYDNEY BICYCLE CLUB.
Owing to the postponement of the Redfern Bicycle Club's 25-mile open road race last Saturday the members of the Sydney Bicycle Club had an informal run to the Centennial Park. The second round of ...
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SYDNEY CITY MISSION.
A meeting of ladies was held yesterday afternoon at Havilah, Horusby South, the residence of Mrs. Thomas Harrison, The Rev. E. Moore, general secretary, presided, and gave an account of the ...
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DIVORCE COURT.
In re Harpham v. Harpham, The respondent, Thomas John Harpham, made an application that a decree nisi, granted on the petition of Emily Harriot Harpham on June 9, 1898, ...
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TRAVELLING BY MOTOR CAR.
As showing the practicability of motor pacing either for business or pleasure purposes we give here with a few particulars of the nuleuge covered by J. W. Stocks, the well-known English cyclist, in ...
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FOOTBALL.
The Newtown District Football Club has made arrangements to train at Seale's Gymnasium on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. ...
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CRICKET.
The English cricket season of 1900 was set down to open on May 2, at Lords, will a match M.C.C. and Ground v. Notts. The contest was expected to attract more than uauul notice by reason of the fact that a ...
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WORKING AND FACTORY GIRLS' CLUB.
Sir,—Will you allow me to correct an error in the report of the Church of England Temperance Society's meeting to the effect that the Working and Factory Girls' Club was established by that society. ...
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LAW NOTICES.
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BOWING.
The Australian Universities boatrace will be rowed next Saturday afternoon on the Parramatta River, over a 3-mile course, from Ryde Wharf to Searle's Monument. The race this year will be ...
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