The United Licensed Victuallers' Association of New South Wales held a public meeting at the New Masonic Hall last evening, to protest against the extension of local option and confiscation without compensation. The ...
Article : 2,643 wordsJudged from the even manner in which the weights have been apportioned, the Warwick Farm June Meeting, fixed for Saturday next, should bring about some excellent racing. Albert tops the list of those engaged ...
Article : 1,235 wordsIn an interesting article in the May number of the Century Magazine, Mr. Kennan gives the following account of the manner in which the Russian press is supervised by the Government:—My exportence and ...
Article : 1,013 wordsAccording to the theory of evolution all the forms of animal life which dwell on the face of the earth were not specially created much as we see them now, but have been derived from one or more parent forms, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 506 wordsA meeting of delegates from the rowing clubs, arranged by the Glebe Rowing Club was hold at the Sydney Catering Company's last evning. Mr. Williams presided, and delegates were present from the ...
Article : 330 wordsAppended are the handicaps for the Sydney Driving Park Club's trotting and race meeting to be held at Moore Park to-morro:- FLYING HANDICAP—½mile 50 yeads. ...
Article : 309 wordsJudging by the large number of entriesalready received for the Speedwell Bucycle Club's Road Race, it should prove to be an interesting event. The course is from the University gates to Homebush, a distance ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 250 wordsAcceptances close at the post to-morrow night for the Carrington 75 Yards Handicap, when the first round will be run through. Entries for the Lillie Bridge 100 Yards Handicap, ...
Article : 95 wordsThe monthly outing of the above club took place on Thuraday last, when the s.s. Admiral (the club's new steamer) left Floating jotty at 7 a.m., with 25 members on board, for the ...
Article : 117 wordsA large and representative meeting of commission agents and produce merchants was held at the Australasian Grain Exchange Sussex-street, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of discussing the advisability of ...
Article : 323 wordsThe following are the starts for Ireland's 100 Tards Novice Handicap, to be run at Burwood to-morrow:- A. M [?] Farlane, 14 yards; A. Thom, 12½ A. Turner, C. B. Williams, 14; A. Harris, A. E. Roberds, S. M'Clelland, T. ...
Article : 230 wordsSir,—This interesting and all-importaNt subject in time of war is then the universal theme, but now, when lulled by the security of a contury's calm, and whilst situated at such a distance from Europe (the hotbed of ...
Article : 784 wordsOn the weights coming out to-day for the Grand National Hurdle and Steeplechase, some betting took place in doubles. Pingara, from Mr. S. Miller's stable, was selected as a good thing for the Hurdles, ...
Article : 107 wordsThe following are the starts for the Carrington 6th Novice Handicap, to be run on the 21st, 23rd, 24th, and 27th instants:- J. Norton, P. M'Ateer, W. Nowland, G. Hicks, 4; A. T. ...
Article : 1,231 wordsThe following entries were received for the Newcastle Race Meeting to take place on Thursday, the 26th of June:- SHORTS—6 furlongs. ...
Article : 163 wordsThe weekly meeting of the Seamen's union was held at the Maritime Hall last evening, when a considerable amount of routine business was transacted. The delegates from the various federated unions of ...
Article : 88 wordsSir,—The recent meeting convened and held under the auspices of the United Licensed Victuallers' Assodation at the Town Hall has resulted in producing [?] remarkable feature in connection with the meaning and ...
Article : 554 wordsSir,—Mr. Dibbs appears to look upon his friends as so many geese, whose greatest ambition is to be stuffed, and certainly the amount of stuffling forced down the throats of his braidwood friends on Saturday, scemes to ...
Article : 372 wordsA large meeting was held at the Town Hall, Newtown, last evening, of all those interested in the endeavour of the Shop Employees' Union to shorten the hours of labour. Amongst those who addressed the ...
Article : 97 wordsThe weights for the Cobar Turf Club Races, which take place on the 1st July, have been declared this evening:- PLYING HANDICAP—6 furlongs. ...
Article : 118 wordsThe recently-formed Hotel and Caterers Employees' Union has made greater strides, and has met with a larger measure of success, considering ths time it has been established, than any other labour organisation. ...
Article : 122 wordsAt a meeting of the committee of Tattersall's Jockey Club on Saturday, the report showed that the club's finances are in a satisfactory condition, with upwards of £200 to credit, though a slight loss was entailed ...
Article : 67 wordsThe Carlton and South Melbourne footballers arrived in Sydney by the Arawatta from Melbourne yesterday, the latter players being en route for Brisbane. The committee of the New South Wales Football ...
Article : 1,295 wordsThe executive of the Slaughtermen and Journeymen Butchers' Union is making strenuous efforts to prevent the employment of non-union labour. The slauehtermen have decided to assist the shopmen by refusing to ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 289 wordsSir,—Mr Taylor, M.L.A., should know that when the Governor in Council releases a girl from the Industrial School, no further State control can be exercised. The same in the cases of girls released from the ...
Article : 275 wordsSir,—Will you kindly allow me to contradict an impression that the following paragraph contained in the "Woman's Column" of the Sydney Morning Herald of Saturday is liable to give? Speaking of the flower ...
Article : 403 wordsThe painters, at their usual meeting held at the Temperance Hall last evening, elected Messrs. A. Newland, J. Laurence, and J. Wannell as their representatives upon the eight-hour demonstration ...
Article : 69 wordsThe following are the acceptances and [?]w for the runners who compete to-night for the Lillie Bridge Fourth Novice Handicap of £60:- Before the interval: A. E. Commins, 3½ yards; G. S. ...
Article : 335 wordsSir,—In Saturday's issue there apperaed in yo[?] paper a letter signed by J. W. Ferguson de[?] with this subject at considerable length; and a[?] leter was hoaded "Statement by the Employers, [?] ...
Article : 311 wordsIt has been definitely arranged to held a conference on the 25th instant between the Marino Officers' Association and the Steamship Owners Association. A special meeting of the former body has been called for ...
Article : 42 wordsSir,—Now that so much consideration is being devoted to the above subject, both as regards inland and foreign letters and packets, it seems to me that the rate for registration should be reduced, aa fourpence ...
Article : 322 wordsSubjoined are the nominations received yesterday for the items contained on the cord for the June Meeting:- ORIENT HANDICAP—6 furlongs. ...
Article : 254 wordsAll the labour organisations are now taking steps for the formation of a committee te carry out the 1890 demonstration. It is expected that 27 societies will be represented this year, as against 25 last year. The ...
Article : 88 wordsSir,—I learn that the following resolutions are to be submitted by his Excellency the Govorner to a public meeting, to be held at the Town Hall, Melbourne, this evening:— ...
Article : 379 wordsSir,—The inferential theory recently subscribed to in your columns that since the eight-hour system came into active operation in the colonias it has been productive of labour for a greater number of workingmen ...
Article : 284 wordsYarrandabby and University met on Saturday in the trophy competition, with the following result:- Buchanan and Wilkinson v. Huntley and Garran 6-0 4-6 Buchanan and Wilkinson v. Dangar and Allen... 0-6 3-6 ...
Article : 334 wordsSir,—On Friday evening last accompanied [?] daughter to the raliway station, to see her off tby the 8 o'clock train to a town at some distance off. I got [?] a firat-claas ticket and a sleeping berth, and on arr[?] ...
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Advertising : 228 wordsThe following weights have been declared for the Moorefield pony and galloway races, which take place to-morrow:- HURDLE RACE—1½ mile. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 17 Jun 1890, Page 8
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