Mawarra and South Coast Company shifts trade routes inland
The Mawarra and South Coast Company outlines expansion of its shipping network along the South Coast. It describes plans to connect Clyde River ports with Wollongong and other coastal towns, detailing steamer services, improvements, and a long involvement in regional navigation through past decades.
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Klara Cyne
Cmwpany
Iet
Hiwands
Naverulen
Ghat
Ataortint Te Twotohd Pastoral Company
Uawarea
Movibiaven
Ptottawpeenpalng
Julian Pony
Wadi TV
Unie
Hyneecoit
Piatianthy Sietari
Chay
Hates
Kea
Renda
Othiort
Pastelus Varly
Ahly
Anya Tly Marty
Alamein
Touriat
Sydney
Southothae
Public Works Department
Dillingier
Houth
Baleuan's Bay
Clyde
Troy Hateman Bay
Ie Mega Pinto
Ion Devva
Tve Chuspany
Gael Anid Thoy Company
Hay Fet
Wiesiner
Abe
Ios Add
Miuny
Monithon
Hooum
Ye Cervante
Walker Apenk
Vin Saadh
Jong Orej
Fea
House
Clune
Steyn
Merry Bay
Buckenbour Fonesion
Nelligen
Marya
Nurooma Winngas
Montagu Ashind
Beeraongure Cation
Merlin
Alan
Wanley Watdebby
Wingle Way
Ahllow Crossing
Moe
Abe Miller
Bar and High Court selection critique in Australia
The excerpt discusses bar and High Court appointments, noting delays and debates over qualifications and the imperial authorities. It critiques the process, urging careful, merit based selection and respect for constitutional norms within the Australian tribunal system. The text stresses the need for competent institutions and distinguished judges.
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Peete
Lee
Viero
Hhayood
Mysterious Motel Meetings Reported Across Town
Fragmented OCR notes describe multiple gatherings at Ken's Motel and other local inns over a weekend. Mentions include May dates, hotel names, and scattered times with unclear details. The record hints at social or interpersonal events but lacks coherent context.
Bega Restaurant Finds Oyster Saloon Mystery
In a fragmented OCR excerpt, a Bega restaurant is linked to an oyster saloon amid garbled text and stray phrases. The item presents as a brief, unclear historical note with no coherent names, dates, or verifiable events.
Appellate Crust and Ramls Refer to Recent Appointments
A fragmentary note discusses appellate matters and recent appointments. It mentions bigger men potentially prevailing over the Bar and cites terms like B.T. and ramls as part of an uncertain report. The readable text is limited and lacks full names or places.
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Ie Bauch
Racent Appointments Mint
B.T
Labor movement clash over strike actions and government role
A long critical piece debates the Labor Council stance against government compulsion during a strike. It argues the government acted to uphold law and order and that organized labor risks monopoly when a few strike disrupts the whole system. The piece mentions Gowen and Blaghen, the Trade Hall influence, and a Caring demonstration with a £100 mood.
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Labor Council
Staria
Politi
Majoritte
Poe
Bia
Hobart
Tabor
Uvtom
Monnon- Mealy
Gowen Spears
Blaghen
Namug
Inter-State Commission
Comayercle ‘Xperieuse
Wich
Wien
Taahor Anthy
Ita Axte
Enon
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Mawarra and South Coast Company
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Isi
Boron Norons
Tata
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Bar
the High Court
Yrou Cole
Government
Savings
Moore
Svanee
Dega Brandit
Ippe
Benassi
Mr. McKern
Mr. Dingle
Dental Surgeons
Rvckinwasty
Vance Wat
Castib
Henne Po Hoa
Caldwell
Caldwell's Wines, Ltd
Macquarie Street
Bega Restaurant
Oyster Saloon
Cerpeteet Scott
Hremines Wnynusers
Pollaug
Bega
Lyyrp
Weinesey Patuntay
Scott
Rey Chan Vierwin
Panumay
Sgu
Popaean
Walvanees
Yoni Dana i. LL Finch
Prygnne
Latvia
Australia
F. J. Palmer & Son
Pitt and
Park Streets
Gowing Bros
Men's & Boys’ Wear
George Street
Royal Arcade
Catriaustralia
Standard Coach Factory
General Blacksmithing & Enginesring Works
Tia Ani
Pavey
Whyman & Brooks, Gensnavi
Engng, Med
Andastrilis
Ile
Moepital