Lord Chelmsford and Sydney Affairs in 1909
A dated 1909 Sydney column surveys Governor Wade and political life. It critiques cost of a state governor, praises charity potential, mocks snow in Kosciusko visits, notes a new hotel/hospice whisky issue, and updates on the Postal Commission and Belmore markets plan amid Daly Willis testimony hints. Sydney June 14 1909.
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Sydney
Lord Chelmsford
Thewin
Woolor
Ling Beem Anid
Wade
Kosciusko
Korsineko
Kogdvale
Shackleton
South Pole
Postal Commission
Asiliar
Mora
Melne
Ney
Bourne
Peel River closer settlement results and 1910 post office woes
Applications for Peel River subdivision closed with 611 applicants for 212 blocks and deposits totaling £78,813. Sir John Quick outlined post office challenges including finance efficiency and staff grievances. Education minister urged fair teacher pay as windstorm disrupts Sydney and a reporter assault incident in Lyttelton was fined. Quick called for branch specific postal accounts to improve transparency amid calls for reform by the Liberal government.
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Peel River Closer
Peel River
John Quick
Sydney
Gothariis Cain
Bourke-Street
Darlinghurst
Yurong-street
William Street
Postal Commission
Lhe
Australia
Liberal Party
Sogialistata
The Pious Indignation of the Opposition
The piece voices sharp party clash over coalition, loyalty, and majority rule in Parliament. It argues the opposition’s heat is chagrin from ousting a minority, critiques Sir William Lyne and Mr. Fisher, and defends Deakin and coalition politics as a pragmatic majority-building device.
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Fighar
Colonel Foxton
London
Deakin
Australia
Fisher
William Lyne
William Lyn
Sir William Lyne
Labor Party
House of Representatives
Deakiote
J. C. Watson
Mr. Deakin
Mr. Cook
William Lyng
Mr. Watson
Mr. Fisher
Fragmentary immigrant tale with unclear details
The passage presents a garbled scene about an immigrant named Saine aged twenty five, suffering a severe cold and coughing fits. The text is fragmentary and hard to interpret, with distorted names and unclear actions, making precise reporting challenging.
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Sle
Simon Fure
Bome Woode
Budget Leadership and Public Voice in The Budget
The Budget portrays itself as a pragmatic local newspaper ally for busy readers. It highlights steadfast advocacy for public wants, readiness to publish citizen opinions, and a commitment to correcting injustices without fear of rebuff.
Telegraphic and Sporting District News Summary
Telegraphic and district news brief notes with pricing details show subscriptions at 16s in advance and a booked amount of £1. Upfront cost hints at a period publication pricing structure and potential prepayment incentives.
Advertising Rates As Advertised In Print
Rates listed for double and single column advertisements with reductions by number of insertions. First inch costs 2s with each additional inch at 1s 6d, reductions apply per insertion. Special quotations and liberal reductions offered for quarterly 13 week runs.
Budget Seeks Fresh Material From Readers and Farmers
The Budget invites items from contributors, especially humorous paragraphs. It will publish clippings and news useful to farmers and dairymen, including loan notices. Manuscripts from casual correspondents must arrive by Monday night for Wednesday's issue and by Thursday night for Saturday's issue.
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Bush Farms
Second Test match at Lorda opens with strong attendance
Australian tour opens in hot weather as Hayward and Hobbs start for England against Australia at Lorda. HoBs station steady scoring, Cotter, Laver, and Carter take early wickets. Tyldesley and King anchor an 186 run partnership before Hirst joins King, with Noble and Cotter sharing bowling duties. Innings closed at 269 for nine as Lilley falls.
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Lorda
Noble
Tose
Hoglishmen
Hayward
Hobbs
Laver
Macartney
Cotter
Porter
Carter
Tyldesley
Sidde
Layer
Dog
Gunn
Coller
King
Lover
King Wan
Maclaren
Nable
Armstrong
Thug Follen
Hirst
Bath
Catter
Fulk
Jones
Hawk
Tell
Hirat
Lilley
Elaniing
Waigh
Iwat
Wardeley
Talien
Ele
Candelo Football Union Fixtures and Results Summary
May fixtures feature Pambala, Demboka, Candelo, Bega, and Rovers with draws and wins noted. May 8 Bega defeats Candelo 12 to 8. Pambula and Rovers share results, with Pambula winning 13 to 0 in some games. May 15 Bega beats Rovere 5 to 0. Candelo defeats Bemboka 13 to 3. May 22 results show forfeits and 13 to 0 Pambula win. May 29 Vershoka vs Bega drawn 3 each. Candelo defeats Pambula 8 to 3. June 5 Bemboka defeats Pambula 16 to 3. Rovers-Candelo drawn 3 all. June 12 Candelo defeats Bega 8 to 0. Pambula 2 to 0 over Rovers. Candelo byes. June 19 to June 24 schedule show multiple fixtures with byes and further matches. all games played on first-named club grounds.
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Pambala
Demboka
Bemboka
Mort Munie
Candela
Rovers
Gull Por Rovers
Ryaon
Benny Scoral
Candelo
Robinson
Ityan
Bega
Béga
Buga
Sparrow
Boardman
F. Ainge
Dawson
Groves
McNeill
Pambula
Armstrong
Carrgher
Rynan
Tween
Gandelo
Pumbula
Rovera
Puubula
Hepa
Gaonelo
Rovare
Bergbohn
Maunder
Einstadtt
Andowe
Mawnder
Mann
Nicholls
Wonberg
Candele
Collins
Sherwin
Bembokan
Pambulaa
Bega Vy
Bomb
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Belmora
Darling Harbour
George Street
Belmore
Stont
Hogue
Lyttelton Times
N.Z
Obung Ling 600 Company
Tad Kalman
Kalman
Melbourne
Sir John Quick
William Boot
Eden- Monaro
Moruya
Bodalla
Eurobodalla
Nerrigundah
Tilba
Narooma
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Cobargo
Quaama
Church Street
Wan
Candelo Football Union
Wallagoat
EB Owens
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Raverura Patisu
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Reo Cobango Paiesse
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Tliba
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Coburgo
Yauris
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Conanten
Teo
Beloal Moe Coriethon Biebearur
Wedoudelay
Hele
Pritay
Ph Bel Hemet
Ringenruud
Ume
Jous Calvert
Candelo Parisi
Salvation Army
Ihe
Tam
Reeo Tell
Helleo Ntveting
Presbyterian Chulun
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