Sensational beach misadventure in Port Darwin
Jottings recount Mr W E Johnson chairing a New South Wales delegation in Parliament, a near alligator encounter after mistaking a log for a Tog, and a stone saved him from a bite. The column weaves in Italian reform, wage strikes, and easing capital punishments in NSW, plus a comic church sermon tale from an English visitor.
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W. E. Johnson
New South Warea
Port Darwin
Johnson
Cobar Strike Ends As Unionists Accept Arbitration Wages
The Cobar strike is settled with miners accepting Arbitration Court wages. Rates include 11s for engine drivers and 10s6d to 9s for various engine and machine staff. The Mine Mechanics' Association scale covers boilermakers carpenters turners sawyers blacksmiths and assistants with overtime rules and a two year agreement to be formalised.
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Dobbs Ae Ae Ee
Cobar
Arbitration Court
Firat
Mine Mechanics’ Association
Sawyers
Sldea
National Railways Advocacy Letter Pushes North South Links
Ms. Arthur Brisco of Landgrove Cootamundra urges swift action on a national railway plan linking northern and western lines and extending to Parkes Stockinbingal and Dubbo. She notes drought in the south and fodder surplus in the north, and proposes a Sydney Town Hall meeting during Sheep Show week to form a National Railway Society.
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Arthur Brisco
Landgrove
Cootamundra
Carruthers
Werris Creek
Dubbo
Wellington
Narromine
Parkes
Forbes
Stockinbingal
Sydney
Sydney Town Hall
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Chas. F. Stephens
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National Railways