Ships News and World Events in Telegraphs Summary
Latest telegrams report railway derailments at Howebush Jal and a fatal fall in Pyrmont Bridge. Murder allegations, a newborn death case in Balranald, and a Melbourne liniment poisoning kill two. Gladiator collision casualties and salvage prospects. Franco British Exhibition opening May 1. Reports from Melbourne to New Zealand note famine, unemployment, and factory wage disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Howebush
Wade
Balranald
Margaret Prentlee
Jindalee
Cootamundra
Wallenbeen
New Zealand
William Pickering
Echuca
Victoria
Melbourne
William Hussey
Hussey
James Twopenny
Twopenny
Canis
London
America
Russia
Gladiator
St. Paul's
Ologe
Board Elects Inspector In Exhaustive Ballot
The board conducted an exhaustive ballot to appoint an inspector of stock with candidates including Nicholson Glenn and Prea. Nicholson secured initial votes and final success subject to ministerial approval while being under board control. Other business covered director retirements, ballot for fourth member, and small account payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
T. Prep
Mr. Kelly
Haslingden
Hanacomte
Glenn
Haglingden
Nicholson
Kelly
Blussingden
Bottomly
Tanja
Blanchfield
Braga
A. Nicholson
Prea 2
T. Prea
Blanfield
Messrs. Haslingden
Tarlinton
Reeves
Reed
Kally
Wallaga Lake Aborigines Visit Bega For Cricket Match
The Wallaga Lake side toured Bega on Saturday to face Incal cloven. Weather forced the visitors to land at Cottages and walk the remaining distance. Bega posted 148 with E Collins and A Richards contributing, while Wallaga Lake fell short in their chase with several players out to Picalla and Warren, final score not reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaga Lake
Bega
J. Murry
Phalla
Wren
Picalla
Joreph
E. Collins
Pienla
A. Richards
B. Bateman
Vote rights and nomination notice for Vantares Protection Board
The roll of Terrons appears for the election of directors for the Vantares Protection Board in the Easturoa Protection District. Inspections occur at police stations Crown Land Offices and the Pilen Wires Protection Hoard offices with May 9 1908 as the application deadline. Eligibility depends on holding livestock thresholds and rates payments with votes allocated by ownership and stock levels. Returning Officer Thomas Coclarre, Churchist, Leys a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vantares Protection Board
Easturoa
Fen
Tost Omlewa
Crown Land
Pilen
Thomas Coclilare
Fragmented Cobargo District News Snapshot
A cobbled list of local notes mentions J Hallinge worth overseeing Walinga Station aborigines, a court witness kissing the oak, Captain Bishop’s luck, W A Kneen buying a motor bike, and Empire celebrations across King Edward’s dominion. It notes newspaper plants in Eden, veterinary practice by Seager, talk of a Bermagui Jockey Club secretary warrant, and Eden resident Andy Orr ready to “ring the bell” on union rates. Also cited are coal mine workers returning to work, postal department critique, looming shipping trouble, and calls to stockpile food. References touch on Begun business advertising, recent winter sailings, and a 60,000£ U.N. Co. Tet contracts. The piece references Melbourne conference drafts, potential 24-hour weeks, and pending railway disaster commentary. The overall tone blends local chatter with wide-ranging political and economic tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Bishop
W. A. Kneen
HH. J. Skrvet
Cobargo District
Street
Sheehys
Eden
Sydney
Tynfold Bay
Seager
Bermugui District
Jockey Club
Andy Orr
Postal Department
U.N. Co
Begn
Victorian Railway Department
Braybrook
Melbourne
Australie
Dunkin
Railways
Central
Victoria
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Adgerea
H. Penrith
C. Stewart
H. Stewart
Hoskon
David Barron
Nawra
Walter Alfred Smith
Works Department
Pyrmont Bridge
Ducensedd
Lilor Congress
Nore
Mohamed
Woelministar Abbay
Campbell- Bannerman
McGuinness
Williama
Auckland
Carp
House of Representatives
Tite
Auatealia
Hammersmith
Muse
H. M. Blomfield
Bera
Arry Bibley
Tiliin
W, Rixon
Wolumia
Wolumila
John McFaut
Woluaila
M. Rixon
Johm MicFrut
Tozell
Aleve
Topaman
Tim Oy OY
Aanesen
Judo Ag
Honouhl
Cricket
Srantiae Pigalla
E. Tarlinton
Warren
R. Andy
G. Blewart
A. E
E. Warren
Sipnasirnse
J. Mumbulla
Joseph
Paciay
Parsona
R. Warren
W. Bungello
Bbooltat
Collins
Hovken
Or, Warren
Murray
Thomas
Erith
R. Pangs
A. Picalla
Turlinton
D. Pursbus
W. Bungell
A. Thomas
Bega Studio
Girpa Street
MR. S. M. Rodd
Rodd & Cheg
eTab Printing
Cobargo
FH. Gillard
Rocky Hall and
Burragate
W. T. Halt
F. W. Green
Carp Street
Besa
Hoa
Just
Aa Lange
the New Smithy
Jack Barber
Boginesa
General Blacksmith
Whyman & Brooks
Auckland Street
V. T. Hagl
HEGA
Kneen
Carp-shreet
Petit Miles
Denton Farery
Maverithroad
Woodlands
Macaneret Iveerne
Ceetly
Bert Agiestoaral
Muswellorgorn
Turamay
Pasgeasion Givim Clerecely
Tiekate
Britt, Son & Gadgeny, Limited
Syenav ED
Higdens
Auotinnoore
Ite River Jockey Club
Amlanlane
Ernest Weeks
Romproy
Church Street
Bratvwe's
Abs
C. W. Seaghr
Hea
Boga
Budget Office
Churghstreet
ECA
Narional
Deimbole
Ays
Tk Hunon
Pambula
Rf. Tuarbet
Expury
E- Billiand
Rard Sea
D. West
Tey Weeorr
the Popular Library
The
Beat Authora
Hardaker
Bon
Giprs Street
Goughs
Nature
Edward E. Burke
Lealde Crawford
Qarp Street
Pruer
Apaplais
Walinga
J. Hallingeworth
Isbor
Conaresa
W. A. Kneon Hag
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