Mother appeals in child adoption case in Sydney court
In a case before Area Court in Stuyshaw Tieton, the mother challenges the adoption of her daughter Joan by Mrs Harris. The Crown prosecuted. Morris and Turton presented emotional testimony. The jury found guilt and urged reform to adoption procedures. Judge Niel noted signed adoption papers without full understanding.
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Sydney
Stuyshaw Tieton
Qhennboywn
NHL
Charles
Piarton
Proaeatoy
Dan
Meta
Joan
Morris
Turton
Mere
Buond Stré ‘Turton
Abe
Learn to Swim program outlined by Canberra Amateur Club
A Canberra Amateur Swimming Club committee last night approved the Learn to Swim in-to-swim campaign for the coming season. A selection panel was set to choose Canberra representatives for the New South Wales Swimming Carnival in Sydney. Donations were invited to support boys and girls, with cups and medals planned for juniors and seniors under 17, and a volunteer committee appointed to oversee entries, funds, and competition work.
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Canberra
A. Blakeley
R.A Sigmont
Lane Poole
McMahon
H. Calthorpe
le Love
H. Hehan
L. Fitzgerald
Hhe Wang
Pepres
Sydney
New South Wales
Ais
Bern
Mitors Nas Horn
Threepower
Hays Jonsling
Calthorpe
Iomanie
Fatal electrocution prompts government safety warning
Weiner, AS reports the death of 32 year old Sercival Jal Castwell at Hock Hale last month due to an accident involving a live electrical device. Minister Spooner cautions the public to avoid homemade or improvised electrical appliances and to check wiring and safety to prevent similar fatalities.
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Ageney
Weiner
Castwell
Hock Hale
Spooner
Lac
Maus
Viet Wade
Ted
Chilled Beef Market News in England and Australia
Fragmented OCR notes discuss chilled beef shipments from Australia to England, with references to Ravienrink market, a ship voyage, and figures or entities like Mr Walker and the Aronia Company. The text mentions buyers, delivery timing today, and pricing hints amid an uncertain archival context.
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Sydney
Argent
England
Wits
Mr Walker
Dl Walker
Tie AwteaCtu
Aronia
Almeradin
Mall Losay
Collision in fog halts port activity and traffic
A fog bound incident disrupts harbor operations as a cruiser clashes with a tanker. Authorities report minor damage and no injuries. Navy and coast guard respond to document the scene and review safety protocols.
Suburban Rail Fares Cut With 16 Percent Reduction
A suburban rail fare reduction of 16 percent is planned with weekly and monthly tickets affected. The change, effective from November 1, signals a broader policy move toward lower travel costs and may involve adopting a return ticket option alongside single journey options. The plan aims to ease commuter expenses and streamline ticketing across suburban services.
Scalding murder shocks Montpelier family feud
In Montpelier a former municipal employee Jean Tolwel was killed when his wife and mother-in-law scalded him with boiling water while he slept. Tolwel’s wife received a life term for her role, while the mother-in-law, age cited, was given ten years military confinement.
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Ates
Tuediday
Montpelier
Jean Tolwel
Siater
Warrus
Tourel
Ikwax
Unhealthy Water Conditions Warn Mothers and Fathers
A government assembly member described dirty water facilities as a source of worry for parents. He cited water pools that foully contaminate throats and skin, noting the need for frequent cleaning and safe refilling intervals. He urged inland districts to extend scrutiny and improve the elaborate facilities and hygiene.
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Spencer
Itr
Three Rman Ie
Mudgee Storm Sweeps Sydney Nightscape
A fierce windstorm struck Mudgee and surrounding areas, tearing roofs off barns and uprooting trees. The railway station and many homes lost power until repairs could be completed, with wind speeds estimated around six miles per hour at peak. Details and terms published in the local notices.
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Sypney
Wednestus
Mudgee
New Victorian Wool Record Set at Melbourne Sale
A new Victorian wool record was set at today’s Melbourne wool sale with a standout price for four bales of super combing merino from Beaufort. The market appeared robust as competition intensified and traders reported strong bidding across the young season.
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Melbourne
Mae Sun
Beauvort
Harbor Bridge tragedy reported in terse local notice
Fragmentary OCR describes a death by self harm near Harbour Bridge with vague references to a woman involved and unclear surrounding details. The garbled text mentions residents and a possible Calgary area tone but provides no coherent names or dates. The fragment hints at an event with risky phrasing and no confirmed sources.
Fire destroys cottages and sheds at Port Hacking
A Sydney Port Hacking blaze gutted three cottages and two boat sheds overnight. The fire, whose cause remains unknown, damaged weatherboard buildings with weathering cores, and inspection notes a high wind and heavy rain may have aided spread. No injuries reported.
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Sydney
Brisbane Wool Sales Auction Aids Continental Buyers
A Brisbane wool sale draws strong Continental interest as Harui qu tle bids rise. Market observers note robust demand for merino and crossbred wools with buyers from Europe and Asia present near the dockside auction room.
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Hrisbane, Widivaday
Mirkel Oibsd
Foibiy
Dsipamene
Dengund
Races at Werribee feature Mussolini win and close finishes
Irregular racing results record Mussolini winning by a neck with a short margin to second and third. Pillowsham and Varquador show close finishes in the same program with varying margins and times. Other noted runners include Abbot, Polly Speck, Feratchinga, and Pembroke on a day of tight photo finishes and disputed margins.
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Mussolini
Marthagny
IV Ce Hele
Gael Reratchinee
Chas of Colors
Apine Song
Hetting
Mursolint
Tilt
Fragmentary notice from Australian paper prints vague data
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a printing entity in Australia and an unidentified office location. Details are unclear, but the note references printing and distribution by a local press with unclear geographic markers and names. Further text is unreadable.
Press Correspondent Arrested in London Turmoil
A press correspondent was arrested in London amid a wave of unrest. Officials cited security concerns as rioters clashed with police near key government buildings. Names and exact charges remain unconfirmed as investigations proceed.
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Dolly Dimities Tootall Anticrease Fabrics
Rexona
Etary
Man
Ann
Jano
Vaming
Harbour Bridge
Rydney
Wodnoaday
Ehie
Gramophone
Port Hacking
Brisbane Wool Sales
Werribee Races
Pillowsham
Varquador
Vba
Heting
Wayhack
Out
Emfred
the Abbot
Polly Speck
Feratchinga
Sponter
Timy
Maiden Plate
Nor Purse
Shakespears
Federal Capital Press of Australia
Aimalin, Cantwern
London
Tuestar
Neer Panther
Norwood Colliery
OACTH
Ann Fesall
Hanazemiett
PPS Ao
Parken Towne
Fever Brother
Sunlicht
Laver Brothers Limited
Stromberg
Strom
RADIO
Shromberg-Carlson
Stromberg-Carlson
Stromberg-Carson
Colt
Aude
Stromber¢-Carlson Radio
Australia
Pronesso S. Senior & Son Conserra
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