The Leather Robbery Case Before Justice Cohen
In chambers Mr Hugh Pollock urged an order under section 427 Crimes Act directing up to £500 compensation to Beth Gavin Gibson and Company for losses from a felony by Charles Cardwell. Cardwell, formerly in charge of the leather department at 84 York Street Sydney, was convicted after a December incident, with a deficiency totaling about £2,852. Cardwell was suspended January 1, confessed to a private detective, and was later prosecuted and convicted at Water Police Court. His Honor granted the requested order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Cohen
Hugh Pollock
Messrs. Perkins, Stevenson, and Company
Beth Gavin
Alfred Harold Norman
Gavin, Gibson, and Company
Cardwell
Andrampley
Tayears
Deember
Higgs
Levy
Water Police
Hia Honor
Stowaways Charged Over Riverina Voyage to Sydney Show
Elshi youths faced Water Police Court for travelling on the Riverina from Melbourne to Sydney without paying fare. They were fined £3 or a month in jail. The purser said the Inde were found in No 2 hold after Melbourne departure. They claimed they were imported from Victoria by a gentleman on board to tend cattle for the Sydney show, but the man denied any knowledge of them.
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Water Police
Melbourne
Sydney
Riverina
Iny
Victoria
Coonamble Reads Doctor Sheldon’s Digestive Tablets Claim
Coonamble notes W A Gray of Coonan reports using Dr Sheldon’s Digestive Tomes for pains after eating and praises relief. He describes the pills as wonderful and claims they ease indigestion and stomach troubles.
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W. A. Gray
Coonan
Clements Tonic Claimed To Cure Sleep Loss And Despondency
A fragmentary historical advertisement touts Clements Tonic as a cure for sleeplessness memory loss and despondency. The snippet mentions a declaration of duty before G. Varn Daranti JF and is presented in a dated legal or public notices style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
G. Varn Daranti
Turfy racing notes and jockey updates at Victoria Park
Reports from Coogne Beach and Victoria Park detail racing outcomes and injuries. Pigeance and The Mayer Ant led several handicap results while Silver Rose and Koala showed strong finishes. Training updates include Paddy Whark retirement and Duchtesa pelvis mishap with the Newcastle event ahead.
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Stobie
Coogne Beach
Mother Goose
Maribyrnong Plaza
Gal
Bosch
Victoria Park
Orst
Averua
Tal
Mxturc
Pigeance
Tim
Biit
Mayer
Thestewstie
S. M'Dongth
Pixeonine
Laure
Hyer Vider
Waldiemiverd
Kennersley
Mexter
Dertor
Blararystont
Gerald
Queensland
Queensland Trainer W
Iit
Ladurlad
Tiara
Newcastle Jockey Club
Sydney
Teresa
Mutchood
Lira Gal Horns
Bangle
Support
Lit Bml
Sir Tristram
Mao
Wallace Fly
Lady ‘Tani
Blarney Girl
Koala
Farertoronen
R. Vick
Lady Tobin
Rackers
Bettef
Tigresé
Skydeo
Victoria
Wister
Metena
Ostik
Elin Diamond
Philatat
Kitty Mierv
Sarnfeld
Sparrow
Te Jowar
Kitte Merv
Drift
Philatel
Rvent
J Wilson
Paddy Whark
Iis
J. Butler
Mig
J. Rowan
India
Bit of
Portland
Jerwey
Prentice
Mali
Hugh R. Denjaon
Aare
Peecidon
Benny Piece
Rarnea Grunie
Rifle Shooting Honors At Manly Club Robison Trophy
The Manly Club issued a list of competitors for the Robison trophy with numerous shooters named from R Koopa to J Broomfeld. Scores shown include 3 points and higher, entries across teams or matches at Howtell and by Geo V Steller A Goldeborough H.W Webb and several others with figures like 6 7 10 13 and 15. The fragmentary record notes participants such as I Woolland H Hills W Noble J Gow and W D Peterkin among others.
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Manly
Ihe
H. Blonfield
Howtell
Geo
V. Steller
A. Goldeborough
H.W. Webb
H. Furlonger
W. R. Hall
C. Allum
W. Goes
H. Miles
Badmington
H. Smith
J. Gow
W. Anderson
R Wrinfield
J. Pranklin
Rose Bay Amateur Club paint score swimming event
The Rose Bay Amateur Club held a paint score competition with points: First 4, second 8, third 4, and an order of merit with 1 each. Prizes included a gold medal presented by Mesa and Mrs W Sym placings noted. The Hastern Suburbe Club plans a championship carnival Saturday with events including handicaps, consolation, diving, and strokes.
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Rose Bay
Va Fae
Girst
Fuird
Order Wasters
Priava
Mesa
Mtr. W. ‘Sym
H Dickenson
M- Welland
W. Magahan
Sinclair
K. Eglesa
Beene
CB North Rete
Hastern
Omah
Gy haodicatp-L team listed with starters and players
A historical scorecard-like listing shows starters and multiple players with numbers and initials. The text includes names such as Tigin, Bailey, Furmilo, Corrigan, Smyth, and Ward among others, alongside single or double digit figures, suggesting a roster or match summary.
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L. Can Tigin
Bailey
G Furmilo
E. Keys
Beard
W. Dawson
J. Lapthorne
P Corrigan
E. Maund
P. Dust
D. Corrigan
B. Hurst
A. “Smyth
W. ‘Backlers
Smyth
Kerany
Dayideomai
W Harden
Robertson
Farelly
H. Wood
H. Smyth
T. Ward
L. Menains
Northern Union faces NZ tour costs and changes
Leeds correspondent reports on the New Zealand rugby tour and Australian plans, arguing the gate proceeds should share more with clubs. The piece notes NZ gains, but questions funding and travel costs, with discussions of delaying or reshaping the tour to suit both nations and the Northern Union.
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Leeds
New Zealand
Northern Union
J. H Smith
Rowld
Morover
Laden
Niles
Sevan
Rand
Honerom Hurpiediss
New Land Walek Letere
Hedlanders
Rimdiay Ieronniaee
Ealespdrwlpis
Maraners
Professionaliem
Australia
Fendlug
Uist
Rn Northern Union Committee
Te Vaile
Wales
Eaton
Sydney University Rugby Club chooses officers and reports results
At the annual Sydney University Rugby Club meeting officers were elected and lists of committee members recorded. The report details rounds of a touring tournament with pairs and teams defeated, including names such as Dr Brawn, Maraine, and Grimes, and notes on match outcomes and standings in the tournament.
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New South Wales Associacion 1Ba
Foucelon
Sydney University Rugby Club
Putrun
H. N. MacLaurin
Mie
Alison
Tuion
G. Witzhardinge
Delageipe
MKC
Meryrs
J. Conn
Matrhemp
J. Tiwelwss
ALILU
KB. Coen
Aleasrn
Hl Bullock
J. Hughes
B. Lane
Mayinews
C Roe
Hari
Tupks
Dr. Brawn
Maraine
Coast Eye
Dumbrell
Maranne
H. Galdrick Laitie
Grime
Pearce
Grimithy
Honerson
Berant
Granger
Waugh
Goubl
Carpenter
Finlayvon
Cullen
Magnann Linally
A. Vullagar
So Marsden
Pearen
Toldrick
I Tvie
Pollock
Birwubh
Coates
Pry
Manon
Litsky
Meeghit
Robillined
Voawe
Hart and Tube
Gould
Goldrick
Litfle
Pye
Anfearrd Guala
Parhenter
Skating Clubs Host Annual Miccollo event in Cape Gala
The Cape Gala skating gathering features Cape Gala groups and Sydney Skating Ring partners. Officials From the Mewar Marler and Worth commissions draw No 8 as the planning group outlines the event. The Bytney Skating Mink hosts with Alfred and Sydney Skat aiding, alongside local clubs and senior organizers.
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Cape Qala
Safi Hrewan i
Worth
Mewar Marler
Sydney
Sydney Skating Rint Pine Are Now Fane Tube At Ue Bytney Skatine Mink
Te Prine Alfrad
Ube
Sydney Skat
Austral Club
Cycling notes from New South Wales carnival event
A fragmented report outlines cycling activities at a New South Wales carnival with reference to the Sports team and timing on a Wednesday. Details on participants and results are unclear due to OCR issues.
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New South Wales
Caton
Powrune
The Imperial Scheme for International Cricket
Fragment reads proposals for an Imperial Cricket Board and a world schedule. It outlines nations England Australia and others sharing control, tentative tent matches, ticketing, and eligibility rules for players representing different countries.
Manly Surf Club Concert Highlights at Victoria Hall
A Manly Surf Club event at Victoria Hall featured Mrs Arthur presenting certificates to members, with Mrs Geraldine Rivers delivering an excellent programme. Performers included Edward Wright, Gray and Hughie orchestra, C Thromsy, the Sisters Dearne, and others. A rescue and resuscitation demonstration by a girls squad and youths impressed. a letter from the Manly Council spoke of talks on surf-bathing accommodation.
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Fe Ausnnees
Maple Burt Club
Wee Beld
Victoria Hall
Manly
Wainesday Ict
Scott and
Boresferd
J Maldns
Geo OrRerap
Pred Narrie
Mfr
A. W. Relph
Bon
Poe Gray
Man'y Council
Donavan
South Wates
Ars
Relph
Taylor
Curtain m Mdare
Adam & Memavers’ Brigade
Desck
adAlional
Royal Lite-enging Society
Prask Lake
C.de Lissa
AW. Rolph
The New Conductor Leads Amateur Orchestra Readings
Amateur Orchestral Society presents a Wednesday evening concert at Town Hall featuring Hove Slapotekly and Lionel Stapartski among principals. The program includes a dramatic opening and selections from Gluck and Handel with soloists Mme Slapoffehi and Sirpoffsti, drawing praise for their vocal and instrumental teamwork.
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Ite Swenadueron
Sytues
Orchesire
Sorhire Gueif Brat Sonuitt
WRG
Seseunmusic Soacta
Letore Magaifrenauienoe
Thu
Wustearycen
Hiphosle Peibetique
Prapraninu
Siapitiaky
Ousin
Asong
Ul Iunee
Willy N Goairol
Jae
Juarlean
Muair
Cme
Lay
Audienor
Antonary
Durtor
Sinleiy
Mendolesclu
Gough
Prom Etoori
Broskem
Mme Sirpoffsti
Sone
Pei
Ascompilehivk
Thule
Sawa
Valen
Margaret
The Chinese Strike and Labor Dispute in Furniture Trade
A Chinese strike emerges among shirmployers in the Chincen furniture trade over higher board costs after a new federal rule. Workers form a union to protect gains. some employers accept the new board rate while others stick to old scales. A row over foreman union membership prompts possible union meetings and further action reported in the Queen's Mail.
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Chincen
Luwamuch Aa Lhd
Waloaisie
Salga-Mreg
Fragmented OCR Narrative with Mixed Local News Cues
A sprawled OCR text segment blends garbled local news items, names, places, and events. It references people, places, and institutions without coherent structure, implying a dense, era-specific newspaper page fragment with multiple incomplete items and stray phrases.
Australian Buckjumpers at the placid rim of ambement
Readers witness rough riding as buckjumpers challenge the crowd at a rural event. Bity Waite and the Dempeyra troupe struggle with the mule ride as laughter greets the antics and audience curiosity remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bity Waite
Dempeyra
French Warship Arrives and Fires Salute at Port
A French warship reaches the harbor and anchors below Gartem Prlard. At eight o'clock the vessel fires a salute to an Australian/nagehip, with the port taking note as the ship sits at anchor near Nous and Liemort.
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Rehip
Kerenin
Nous
Kbd
Gartem Prlard
TMS
Powertal
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