Broken Hill Propriety Company seeks High Court review
In Melbourne a High Court application requests urgent review of Justice Higgins award terms in the Arbitration Court. The case contests hours of labour limits at Port B, overtime pay, and that certain contract clauses exceed court jurisdiction. The company argues the paragraphs were not part of any dispute and seeks an order nisi to set aside or modify the award.
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Melbourne
Broken ‘Hill
High Court
Higgins
Arbitration Court
Barrier
Oroler Nist
Port Begle
Miners’ Association
Lycenber
Sydney
Sir Harry Rawson Laid to Rest in Sydney Farewell
Sydney observers report a grand farewell as Sir Harry Rawson departed shortly after noon. Dense crowds lined the streets and ships displayed honors with the Royal salute fired. Crowded ferries followed the Yawata Maru toward the heads. Mr Justice G B Simpson, acting Chief Justice, was sworn this afternoon as Lieutenant-Governor.
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Sydney
Harry Rawson
G. B. Simpson
Barrier Railway Outrage at Broken Hill Court
At the Broken Hill Police Court today William Rosser Joseph Lyons and Edward Arthur Kingsley faced charges of maliciously displacing rails on the Proprietary and Block mines railway line. Sergeant Lamby testified Kingsley claimed a man pulled up the rails and cut the points. Kingsley was discharged after evidence. Rosser and Lyons were among the others present.
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Broken Hill
William Rosser
Joseph Lyons
Edward Arthur
Kingsley
Lamby
Rosser
Lyons
Plague Outbreak Reported with Two Fresh Cases
Two new plague cases reported today involve patients Robert Pickett of Camperdown and Ernest of Stanmore. They reside near Sussex Street where earlier infection clusters were identified, indicating the outbreak remains localized in the area.
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Sydney
Rathers
Robert Pickett
Camperdown
Ernest
Stanmore
Sussex-street
Alleged Incendiarism and Railway Smash News
Two officers smelled smoke at a restaurant on Oxford Street and found kerosene deposits and fused bottles, a deliberate incendiarism suspected. owner William Stewart faced charges and was remanded. A separate report notes a railway collision at Newcastle with 2500 damage, coal trucks uncoupled and wrecked near a new hoist. The Wallabies were welcomed home with medals and a Melbourne official, Charles Hudson, died in his residence bathroom after illness.
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Sydney
William Stewart
Oxford-street
Stewart
Newjaseld
Mining Crisis Develops in Newcastle District
Newcastle reports a rapidly developing mining crisis as 850 workers at nearly all collieries face distress and wage levies to support idle miners. Unrest grows with ongoing industrial disputes, while relief from the federation helps the Broken Hill miners amid dwindling earnings and rising hardship. A separate note mentions a death in Sydney and a Sydney murder inquiry.
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Newcastle
Miers
Broken Hill Minera
Minera
Resumption of Estates Speech at Blayney
In Blayney yesterday MP Mr Carr spoke on land reform and estate resumption. He credited the Liberal Government with initiating large estate resumptions and breaking up lands to settle people, predicting rapid interior population growth and reduced grounds for complaint.
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Blayney
Carr
M.P
Rafer
Pitepatrick
Grould
Advines
Hon Sydney Smith Praises Agricultural Department at Blayney Show
Hon T A Waddell lauds Hon S Smith at Blayney Show for founding the Agricultural Department. Smith recalls critics calling Smiths Folly and notes renewed funding for bursaries and the Agricultural Gazette. He cites government progress aiding farmers and hints at future political actions in the electorate.
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T. A. Waddell
S. Smith
Blayney
Blayney Association
Mr. Smith
T Ie College
Agricultural Gazette
Bathurst Gun Club Novice Trophy shoot results
A large crowd attended at Bathurst Gun Club for the Novice Trophy event. C Hansard won the epin with 11 kills including several firsts. R Pratley refereed and Dudley assisted with arrangements. Final scores list multiple shooters and divisions with varying kills and entrants.
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C. Hansard
Makin Ihowwinner
R. Pratley
Dudley
Bowsard
The Mystery of the South and Shackleton Excerpt
The Minister for Mome Affairs comments on Lieutenant Shackleton and the Antarctic expedition. He notes the grant of 25000 may have had no special conditions, and says Shackleton will send a voyage report to the Commonwealth Government.
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Melbourne
Shackleton
Antarctia
London
Marcel
Keelkleton
Adama
Joyce
Marshall
Marston
Wild
Discovery
Wittar
Adams
Istt
Gane
Royd
Hut Point
Tariff Reform Bill Draws International Attention
New York correspondent reports that Payne introduces tariff reform in the House with nominal cuts offset by tricky classifications. Tin bill faces strong opposition as a protective measure, while embassies in Washington fear the maximum and minimum sections, amid Britain’s stance on minimum relief.
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London
New York
House of Representatives
Payne
Washington
Channel Squadron bids farewell to Beresford after long service
The Channel Squadron gave Admiral Sir Charles Beresford a hearty farewell on retirement. In Ireland emi gration reached 23,295 last year, the smallest since 1851. An anonymous donor contributed 70,000 pounds for a National Shakespeare Theatre. Colonel Cooper and son Robin Cooper were found guilty of murdering Senator W Carnack in Nashville Tennessee and released on 5000 pound bail pending appeal.
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Sydney
Nua
Rydell Nels
Siendradly
Prange
Chiizha
Njon
Mocklers Bros
George-street
Bathurst
Fardening
Shakespears Theatre
Colonel Cooper
Robin Cooper
Senator W. Carnack
Nashville
Tennesse
Federal Government's Policy Speech At Gympie
Melbourne correspondent reports the Federal Cabinet has finished weighing taxation and defence policy. The Prime Minister will outline a broad program at Gympie, including stronger naval forces, revenue plans possibly including direct taxation, and ongoing talks on relations with States, Northern Territory, and new protection.
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Melbourne
Gympie
Deakin
Labour Leagues
Sonia
Mré Fisher
Commonwealth
Northern Territory
Sydney shares and dubious eucalyptus extract ad notes
The page lists mixed Sydney market quotes for copper and shares with various local firms. An ad promotes Sanders and Sons pure volatile eucalyptus extract claiming superiority and warning against counterfeit products with references to legal actions and court experience.
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Sander & Sons
Becausa Ib
Juubne
Sanders
Tle Supreme Court
Genuini
Sander and Sons
Tracy
Hearne, Coomizh
Willer
Elrect Bathuret
Market notes on cereals and agricultural goods prices
Prices for milling grains and associated farm products are listed with ranges for wheat flour butter bacon and hay. Auction at Central Railway Yards drew interest as twenty nine truckloads were offered, but many lots were passed in. R Quigley of Brawongle noted quotes in the report.
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Bray
Northerm River
Victorion
Hunter River
Southers
Railway
Boeewax
Dork
Central Railway
Humber
Prine Gs
R. Quigley
Brawongle
Gs.sa
Wanted to Rent Airy Room Furnished or Unfurnished
Classified notice seeking a room rental for an indefinite period in Bathurst area. Response details requested through the post office channel.
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