Water Meters Readings and Maintenance for Municipal Use
The Hunter River Water Supply and Sewerage Board outlines meter types gunmetal bodies and ranges from fim to Yim. It notes wear depends on water class and pipe care, advises removal every three years for examination cleaning and oiling, and details repair options and a separate meter hire agreement for terms and conditions.
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Hunter River Water Supply and Sewerage Board
Death of jockey Frank Kuhn in Kensington inquiry
City Coroner heard details of jockey Frank Kuhn’s death at his Kensington home on a Thursday evening. He had shown his young brother and another boy how to prepare bran for a pony when a loaded gun misfired, striking Kuhn in the abdomen. Despite Dr. Teddall’s arrival, he died about an hour later. accidental death was recorded.
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Frank Kuhn
Kensington
Lin Villa
Lia
Teddall
West Australia murder verdicts and a railway tragedy
The court sentenced Frederick Maillat Eugene Lechoix Raoul Lintauf Marie Fontain Lucienne Volti and Marie Dean to death while Leon Mousset Benoit Vol not guilty after a murder trial. A mercy recommendation was made for Lechoix Lintauf and the three women. Also a railway platform accident in Hamilton left Mrs Huxley dead after being crushed during a boarding attempt.
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Lauffer
Smith's Mill
West Australia
Barnaide
Frederick Maillat
Eugene Lechoix
Raoul Lintauf
Marie Fontain
Lucienne Volti
Marie Dean
Leon Mousset
Benoit Vol
Mercy
Lechoiz
Lintauf
Barthen
Baredee
Maillat
Benoit ‘Volti
Lucienne Y Volti
Lord Mayor's Fund Faces Slow Relief For Drought Smitten
Drought-stricken settlers await relief as the Lord Mayor's Fund struggles to raise funds. Officials estimate 650000 needed to aid the masses, with only just over £7000 raised amid widespread appeals. Central and local committees press on, urging municipal support and practical distribution.
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Carmthera
Fire Engulfs Melbourne Confectionery Plant On Yarra Bank
A major blaze struck a two storey brick confectionery factory at the Yarra bank near Princes Bridge on Friday night after 11. Fire broke in the upper story where sugar stored and roof flames spread quickly. Fire brigades from four sides battled the flames aided by river water. Within three quarters of an hour the fire was under control and confined to one floor though roof collapsed. Water damage was extensive. the plant was a recent purchase from Dillon Burrows Co.
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Melbourne
T Headlay
Banke of the Yarra
Princesridge
Wee Wand
Dillon, Burrows, and Co
Princess Bridge
Drought decimates cattle across central Queensland regions
Reporter J A Wool from Rockhampton describes severe drought spreading from Clermont, with hundreds of miles barren and cattle losses mounting. Some rainfall brings brief relief but stock numbers remain depleted, prices rise, and many settlers may abandon holdings if rain does not return soon.
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J. A. Wool
Rockhampton
Clermont
Pisesa
Ventia
Agai
Dorthwaet
Difficult cattle breeding outlook in western pastures
General livestock note indicates May estimates a 410 per command, with breeding taking many years. Western stations face water and pasture shortages with moderate drought poses limited risk, though few stock remain.
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Min Wath
Eradication of Fralt Pesta and State Measures
The article discusses fruit pest eradication in New South Wales and the Vine Disemga Act of 1897. It notes the inability to enforce import restrictions and the need for orchardists to adopt best practices, urging action by Mr Kidd to advance a pest-eradication bill.
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New South Wales
Oflers
Agricultural Department
Firet
Legislative Assembly
Tesgislative Council
Department
Wasion
Kidd
Cape Qolony
East
London
King William's Town
B. St. Wise
Bouth Nan
Mauritius
Onpa Colony
Cablecrams in Brief From Old World Dispatches
Russia proposes neutral state officers to reorganize the Turkish gendarmerie with British guidance. The Pope fears a France Vatican clash over bishops may cost French religious support. Sir Francia Jeune issues a writ against Lady Granville Gordon for eluding court with her child. Lady Granville Gordon says she acted to protect their child. Lord Granville Gordon will stay in England to face consequences, wife to live abroad.
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Russia
Porte
Shoul
Nicholas O'Conor
Ttia
France
Vatican
Francia Jeune
Granville Gordon
Cinely
Christian Gordon
Beheaded Countess in Trevirw Garden Mystery
A countess in Trevirw Venatia was murdered in her garden on Friday. A gardener allegedly killed her with a sickle, claiming the countess refused him a mac of corn and paid him two days. The report notes broader topics from Russia’s self-government to railway schemes and volcanic activity, but focuses on the grisly noblewoman homicide.
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Donigo Wan
Trevirw
Venatia
Russia
Manning
Lowaliland
Vesuvius
Naples
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
South Wales Miners’ Conference
Mr. B
BR. Wise
Wise
Sydney
Massagakee Maritimes
Dunden
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