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The Daily Telegraph : 22 November 1911(20)
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- CHRISTMAS £100 BOXING TOURNEY.
  Entry forms, with all particulars printed thereon are now obtainable, Nominations close on December 4. Strict weights of 9st. 71b. 10st. 71b., 11st. 71b., 12st. 71b. to 13st. 41b. are ...
  Article : 117 words view this article
- OFFER TO JACK LESTER.
  The Sydney Self-defence, Ltd., still maintain that Turner has an equal chance of defeating Lester and winning back for Australasia the heavy-weight championship title and the gold ...
  Article : 71 words view this article
- LAWN TENNIS. THE DAVIS CUP. AUSTRALASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS.
  The New South Wales players who took part Victoria's inter-State tournament last week had bad luck in not winning the championship. Had Horace Rice defeated Heath New South ...
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- Advertising
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- ARRIVAL OF AMERICAN TRIO. INTERVIEW WITH LARNED. "AN EVEN CHANCE."
  AUCKLAND, Tuesday.--Among the passengers by the R.M.S. Zealandia, which arrived from Vancouver to-day, are Messrs. W. A. Larned, Denies C. Wright, and M. E. M'Loughlin, the ...
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- CYCLING. CYCLISTS' UNION'S CLUB SATURDAY. A BUSY AFTERNOON.
  Last summer the "club" Saturdays of the New South Wales Cyclists' Union were a big success, and provided some very fine track racing. This summer a number of "club ...
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- SATURDAY'S FIXTURES.
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  Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 56 words view this article
- SCRATCH RACING IN CONTINENTAL STYLE.
  The half-mile international scratch race, of £50, one of the principal events at the Sydney Hospital C[?]tonary Carnival, which is to be continued on Monday evening next, is being ...
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- GRAND PRIX DE SYDNEY. "REPECHAGE" HEATS.
  The League president, Mr. A. E. O'Brien, who is responsible for the entertaining programme for the Sydney Hospital Centenary carnival, has struck a happy idea in regard to the scratch ...
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- A FAST HALF MILE.
  The wonderful form of the riders here this season is shown by the exceptionally fast times they established in the hall-mile handicap on Monday evening. The slowest heat was east ...
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- SENATOR M'DOUGALL'S PREDICTION. GRENDA'S FINE FORM.
  Australia has produced very few better riders than A. F. Grenda, the Tasmanian, who has been so successful during the last few seasons. The tall Tasmanian is a very strong rider, and ...
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- MOTOR CYCLING. HILL CLIMBING CHAMPIONSHIPS.
  {No abstract available}
  Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 370 words view this article
- VICTORIAN MOTOR CYCLISTS ARE INTERESTED.
  Mr. W. Tormey, the Sydney motor cyclist who is expected to arrive in Sydney at 8 o'clock this morning, and lower the record between Sydney and Melbourne, spent three days in the ...
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- N.S.W. AMATEUR MOTOR CYCLISTS BARRED. FROM RELAY DESPATCH RIDE. AMATEURS IN OTHER STATES TO TAKE PART. TIME IS RIPE FOR SEPARATE GOVERNING BODY.
  The New South Wales Cyclists' Union, to which all the amateur motor cycling clubs of this State are affiliated, has decided that amateur motor cyclists of New South Wales shall ...
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- MOTORING. MOTOR-BOAT CLUB OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
  This week-end the members of the Motor-boat Club of New South Wales will rendezvous at the club-house, Rose Bay, when a general handicap, open to all boats, will be contested. ...
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- NON-STOP RUN FOR MOTOR BOATS. OVER A 125 MILES COURSE.
  On Saturday, December 9, the Motor Boat Club of New South Wales will hold a nonstop reliability run from Rose Bay to Wiseman's Ferry and back. This is a distance of ...
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- AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AUSTRALIA.
  Members of the Automobile Club of Australia are reminded of the fact that nominations are to close to-morrow evening with Mr. H. C. Morgan, the club secretary, for all comes to ...
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- Advertising
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- WITH THE CITY ALDERMEN.
  The Lord Mayor (Sir Allen Taylor) presided over last night's meeting of the City Council. THE CHIPPENDALE AREA. A motion in the name of Ald. Gilpin, ...
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- ARCHBISHOP KELLY'S DENUNCIATIONS AND CLAIMS. TO THE EDITOR.
  Sir,--While there is a free press, I do not care to allow even an Archbishop to accuse me without reply as one of the "madmen and bigots" who he says attack the education and charity projects of the Roman ...
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- EXECUTIVE COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS.
  The Executive Council yesterday approved of the following appointments:--Judge Edmunds (northern district), to exercise jurisdiction in the metropolitan district; Mr. H. M. Hamilton, ...
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- NEW RAILWAY STATION AT GLENBROOK.
  An the annual meeting of the Glenbrook Progress Association, which was attended by the majority of the local residents, it was unanimously resolved to approach the Railway Commissioners by deputation with a view ...
  Article : 158 words view this article
- WHITE'S CREEK.
  Who is responsible for keeping White's Creek in a sanitary condition is a question that has been agitating the minds of the executive heads of the Leichhardt and Annandale municipalities for some time past. When the ...
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- BOXING. (Continued)
  Sam Langford will reach Sydney on Saturday and will be accorded a welcome at Bateman's Hotel at 11.30 a.m. The champion is accompanied by "Cyclone" Thompson. "Terr" ...
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Wed 22 Nov 1911 - The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930)
Page 17 - NEW RAILWAY STATION AT GLENBROOK.

NEW BAILWAY STATION AT.

GLENBROOK.

Line 1.0.0An the annual meeting of the Glenbrook Progress A9:
Line 1.0.1sociation. which was attended b\ the majority of the. .
Line 1.0.2local residents, it was unanimously resolved to approach
Line 1.0.3the Railway Commissioners by deputation with a view .
Line 1.0.4to the new railway station at Glenbrook being erected. -;
Line 1.0.5at Newbold's Cutting, instead of at Cooper's Cutting, the

Line 2.0.0
Line 2.0.1site at present proposed; and Mr F. John Sommerhoff,,
Line 2.0.2a prominent resident and general secretary of the
Line 2.0.3Hawkesbury P.L.L. electorate council, was appointed to
Line 2.0.4introduce the deputation. .
Line 2.0.5The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as . .
Line 2.0.6follows President , Mr. McPerson;rsoti; vice-president's\
Line 2.0.7Messrs- F- John Sorrmerhoff', Wither's J T Ivory, G.
Line 2.0.8Street , J- Montgomery. Ward. P. O'Connor, D. Delaney; .
Line 2.0.9committee- Messrs. W. Milkn. Bircher, Evans, , and Lea;
Line 2.0.10hon. secretary, Mr. Cox; hon. treasurer, Mr. Austin.

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