Odds And Ends Of A Turbulent Time In New South Wales
A patchwork of late 19th century notes covers pest afflictions in New Zealand, a fatal suicide in Spring Mount, quake news from Italy with Vesuvius unrest, and a historical sketch of Phillip Schaener. It also reports a new senior agriculture teacher appointment, details on judges pensions abolition, and parliamentary debate on judicial salary reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Kidlnows
Serley Kieneys
Christchurch
Spring Mount
Michael Murphy
Murphy
San Francisco Mail
Italy
Martirano
Arghella
San Giovani
Januare
Lacuta
Torelma
Mount Vesuvius
Lang
New South Wales
Phillip Sehacier
Sydney
Benevolent Asylum
Matee
Phillip Schaener
J. Talptead
Halstead
Elinton
Bathurst
Cluthes
Diwties
Inns
Wow
Benjamin Boyd and the Wanderer’s era in Australian story
An account recalls Benjamin Boyd a bold late 19th century entrepreneur of Melbourne society. It details his yacht the Wanderer of 180 tons, his Australian ventures and a young Oswald Brierly who sailed with him. It notes a London sketch, Boyd’s lighthouse at Twofold Bay and his mysterious death after a ducking incident near Grand Island.
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Rgaril
Benjamin Boyd
Melbourne
J. M.sinclair
Wanderer
Lovwlan
Fromomy
James Mel Finds
Ith
Boyd
Binco
London
Australia
Oswald Brierly
Sir Oswald
Kerly
National Gallery
Sydney
Chawall Brierly
Thaker
Edinburgh
Monaro
Commonwealth
Twofold Bay
Sydney Teale
May Onnele
New Zealand
Dowd
California
Guadalcanor
Alugders
Colouxt
Seothand
Union label debate at Masenicehall North Sydney
A large audience heard Mr F. Wey Horne of the Enplovers Federation discuss the proposed union label amid Labour tightening. He warned the label could curb individual rights and threaten workers’ freedom, citing American practice and urging vigilance against such legal powers.
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Masenicehall
Sydney
Enplovers
F. Wey Horne
Stevens
Tie
Sion
Labour Party
Igboe
Genmby
Labor Methods and Political Tensions Highlighted in Speech
A Walioorliv telegram reports growing Liberal opposition to a procedural approach in parliament. Mr Phoran advocates for a more open dialogue with Yodan supporters. Mr Horan criticizes current business methods as unfit for a football match, warning of disruptions in future caucus meetings and secrecy concerns among electors and party representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walioorliv
Paueus
Phoran
Hele Micwiler
Hulton
Fremuitle
Tate
Hopatt
Thitinider
Eomilithias
West Australia
Theo
Hall
Eric
Shale
Wbers
Horan
Thad
Latur
Odd Australian Rurals and Courtroom Whims
Squeamish crowds debate compulsory training for war mobilization while a NSW select committee probes a Sydney bookie case and a curious tale about fowls and poultice spreads through a barroom anecdote. The piece blends legal disputes, social slang, and rural observations with portraits of shy cattle, stubborn bullockies, and wary livestock humor.
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Odds and
Lj. J. Ormiston
Garp Street
Hemt
Mark Max Fee
Bere St
Ormiston
Ormiston, Dentists
Boga
Rocky Fall
Nt Aire
Ceuta
Clark and Brown
MR. M.kern
Auckland Street
Bega
Whyman and
Brooks
Moe
Wilyman & Brooks
THE
Coactisbuilders
dAreecaxn
Hella
Massey Harrie
Muthur
Fainle
W. Boardman
Federal Arcade
Ward
Bega Coach Factory
S. H. Pearce
Valieles
Tevpeakrn
Enegitly Cael
Paromnigerky
Aexenates
Matrapodtan Hotel
Royal Hotel
Bhga
Wader
NEST
MR. E. Solberg
Tcaley
Tessie
A. J. Hood
Church Street
Silareics
ARTO
Ellie Tape
MD Kdaide
Chee Street Gea
Percy Sharp
Card Street
Martell
Aber Lyi
Dveielin Bey
Cerin Hull
Ebeauer
Jackson
Apia
A. Sharpe
Beqaa
Carp Street
Reca
Union Label
Bulletin
Hsointher
Anther Turror
Uherston
Wallelig Ustu
Ans.w. Select Committee
Rutledge
Knedigs
Porson Woolls
Kodak
King Street
Aml
Mike
Nellie G
Tran
Ben
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