Railway Commission Reform Debate Draws Metropolitan Criticism
A discussion on reform of railway administration follows criticism from metropolitan papers. The piece cites Sydney Herald and others arguing for changes while defending the commissioners against public attacks. It also notes a tragic incident involving Ethel May Davin, seven, and concerns over governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel May Davin
Wilking
Lands Commission
Iselosntns
Moeasre
Queanbeyan election verdict amid temperance debate
Colonel Ryrie is declared elected MP for Queanbeyan amid criticism of temperance influence on candidate selection. Hungerford publicly praised, but division noted over temperance issues and local option votes. Voters cite lack of consultation with Temperance party and dissatisfaction with both major parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Tale
Mfioer
Kyrle
Rkirtie
Quean
Uleo
Liberal League
Aer Hangerford
Tarliament
Hungerford
Ryrie
Langer
Tels
Trent
Rete
Attanheyan
Trankhl
Lbour
Mir
Hall
Clark
J. HE Cutts
Mery Eer
Reform Party
Mir Robert Brus
Mir Reform Party
Coloniel Kyrie
Queanhey
Bicycle Theft Accused Remanded in Sydney Court
A man described as James Morin faced Sydney Central Court charged with stealing a bicycle from Charles Dobberton of Stanley Street. Witnesses identified the recovered bicycle, and the suspect admitted taking it but claimed intent to return it. Bail was set with one surety, and the case adjourned to Wednesday for further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kravas Mera
Pyerk
Clare
Charles Dobbartan
Si Stanleye Street
Sydney
Sergediny Willis
Harding
Hanis
Blan Morou
Thea
James Sfaran
Jon James
O' Neils Place
Charles Dobberton
Stanley Skreet
Sydne
Hsde
Merrest Higa
Kodised
Talia
Beech
Rnieppay
Fabian Maran
Willis Deprser
Debberton
Gecuseil
Local Fair Notes Second Prize Winners and Art Display
Report from a village show recounts the second prize in galloways and harness events won by local exhibitors. It highlights Annie Meredith's rich oil painting of a seated lady and the surprise removal of the artwork before afternoon viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Tasothger
John Fitzgerald
Tagillanoiugg
Arnie Meredith
Mies
Catgrove
Annie Meredity
Thase
Wool reports and auction details from Sydney market
Wool buyers anticipate firm prices with limited supply for best types while auction houses and sales begin in April. Visitors flock to Sydney as international buyers and local traders assess lots, catalogues, and small lots. sales are set to start with marked demand and careful quantity controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winehoome, Caranmno& Col) Ltdl
Sydney
Shaw
Italy
Police Court Dismisses Liquor Case Amid Local Interest
In Bungendore, a case under the Liquor Amendment Act against Robert Pilegermld and George Peisley was dismissed after evidence showed meals were not proven to be at licensed premises. Complainant Reid faced cross examination. witnesses claimed settlement before warrants. Costs awarded to defendants. The report notes local Rifle Club activity with 61st shoot at the range and active members.
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Hefure
Welch
Flana
Rain
Genewe Reid
Suttay
Sutton
Robert Pilegermld
George Peisley
Wen
W. J. Harper
F Thomas
George Reid
Ile
Evang
Thomas
Yeomang
Sen
Constable Bord
Yeouvais
Whelan
Fitzgerald
Peisley River
Defentante
Rabbit Skins Market Report Highlights Rising Prices
John Bridge and Co Ltd notes growing supplies and cooler weather lifting fur quality. Insecticide use helps protect pelts from weevils, boosting intrinsic value beyond fortnightly auction levels. Higher prices spur further trapping and pest control as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bridge & Co. Ltd
New Discovery at the Cyelorama Draws City Visitors
Visitors flock to Nie City ot Rasterslbesutter for the great Haile of Gettysburg panorama and assorted side shows. The entertainment promises amusement and education with lively performances by the Usgelora mu and the management team ensuring a safe, engaging experience for families and children alike.
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Shahn
Haute
BlecLilor
Daniel
Haile
Gettysburg
Sandm & Sums
Tucita
Uctiie
Morntaine
SUNS
Land Office Advertisement Notice of Property Auction
Crown Lands sale details show parcels including Captain’s 1 aria 27 perches with improvements value and per arnt terrain. Terms require 25 per cent deposit, balance in 12 months with interest. interested parties may inquire with the Crown Land Agent or Garrnett Na Sedgach Merah KM. Robert McOnald acts as Undersecretary.
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Lands Office
Wolnesding
Worn
uMueedd
VOY Webern
Opeet Imeierire
Sper
Eurthier Particutare
Crown Lande
Ganette Na
Sedgach Merah
Robert McOnald
Actnu
Autumn Fashion Review From The World of Dress
A fragmentary fashion column outlines seasonal trends with notes on embroidered cashmere pieces and wine tones. It highlights evolving silhouettes and color balance as key elements for the season, though the text remains garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Alec Wall
Gil Nm
Sensational runaway horse disrupts Murcumbarrab streets
A grey horse attached to Mr. J. J. Rose and driven by his son bolted over the Albury Street bridge causing crashes across Albury Street. The driver was knocked unconscious, the horse struck several carts and shops, and wide damage occurred to vehicles and property as bystanders and witnesses attempted to control the situation.
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Albury Street
Murcumbarrab
J. J. Rose
Albury Street Bridge
Tueving
W. Bradford
Hathurst Street
Friend
Albury -Street
T. Whybrow
Turnes
Cummerighant
Philip
Arly
Miglee
O'Malley
Lenin
Mir
Mereebttly
Bradford
Veiny Rose
Fragmented OCR Distorts Local Industry References and Prices
The passage lists distorted phrases about drainage, engineering departments, and consumer goods with scattered names like Avian Moves and Pequot, mentioning investments, color theory in commerce, and French printed items. It reads as a garbled business page with unclear dates, places, and figures but hints at economic activity and product details.
Premiers Gather for Dinner as Talks Turn to Federal Capital Issue
The State Premiers met Tuesday night at Lord Meyer's flower event and toasted their health. The leaders pressed for practical cooperation to advance the conference and ridiculed the idea of a strimay federal capital. They noted plans for Canberra and Melbourne discussions extending into the next 29 years, with remarks from Heath and others on working together.
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Lord Meyer
Bent
Metbaurne Amd
Sydney
Ted
Payne
Anes Canbryan
Dhisioh
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Reserve Rifle Club
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Oxford Street
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Spencer Nolan
P. O
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Crown Lanl Sale
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