Sydney Fish Supply Reportpiquing reform urged
A 70 page report by Town Clerk Nesbitt on Sydney fish supply distribution draws praise from NSW Fisheries Board president Mr Farnell. He backs Nesbitt's recommendations, urges closer producer-municipal control, central and local markets, system supervision, and immediate gutting and covered storage of catch. Farnell cites high middleman costs and waste, proposes Hobart style fishermen auctions, and criticizes current banded transport and late arrivals.
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Exhanstive
Neebitt
Sydney
Evening News
F Farnell
New South Wales Fisheries Roams
Neetitt
Parno
Tasmania
Woolloomogloo
City of Sydney
Farnell
Osherman
Mr. Farnell
Hobart
Nesbitt
Town Without Water in Portland Seeks Urgent Supply
The Minister for Public Works met with Councillor J Berghofer and Dr Schiedel of Portland Cement to discuss a municipal water supply. With no current water, a plan to serve about 2000 residents includes either a temporary two mile pipeline fed by a small dam or a permanent Dam at The Springs holding 29 million gallons. Proclamation of urban area status and an urgent investigation by a department officer were promised, with notes on suburban boundaries to follow.
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J. Berghofer
Blaclond
Schiedel
Portland Cement Company
Portland
Dulltura
Lee
Wharf Strike Wollongong Aiding Transport Workers and Miners
At the Lawarra Colliery Employees' Delegate Board quarterly meeting a £59 donation was approved for the Transport Workers' Council. A resolution backed by members proposed buying or chartering boats to target Coastal Steamship Companies. Mediation was offered in the Airly Miners' dispute. Union funds totaled £2289.
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Wollongong
Lawarra Colliery Employees
Transport Workers’ Council
Airly
The Myerson Case in Bankruptcy Proceedings
Justice Street hears the official assignee’s application against Ernest Robert Abigail to recover £796 from Emanuel Myerson, Antoinette Myerson, and others for professional services as solicitor to Abraham and Maurice Myerson. The money, alleged to be bankrupts' property, passed to the official assignee. Costs to be taxed. two sums of 221 agreed for taxation. further evidence on costs reserved.
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Justice Street
Abraham Myerson
Maurice Myerson
Ernest Robert Abigail
Emanuel Myerson
Antoinette Myerson
Agether
Costa
Mo Uon
Sunday Funeral Debate Reaches Premier On Public Health Angst
A deputation representing religious groups the Undertakers' Employees' Union and the Master Undertakers' Association pressed the Premier for Sunday funeral rule relief. Labor councillors and Canon Boyce supported moderation while stressing public health and fairness for weekday funerals.
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Undertakers’ Employees' Union
Master Undertakers' Association
Sydney Labor Council
Woolle-lulledge
Carter
Master Underwriers Association
Whittner
Blcow
Canon Boyce
Waugh
Worboys
Wade
Cohen
Tos
Share Market Report Signals Drift in London and Sydney
The market notes private cables showing London copper at £53 10s per ton down 10s in two days, tin at £144 10s with a £2 rise, and various mining stocks including Broken Hill Proprietary and Gilmore Tin moving on demand. Sydney barriers show steady activity with Mount Elliott Copper and Gilmore Tin rising, drought-weakened western and southern NSW interest. Output data for Great Cobar and related matte production are given along with multiple Sydney sales and bank notices. A dividend recommendation awaits audit from National Bank of Australia. market items reflect cross-border demand and commodity shifts.
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London
Risa
Serip
Broken Hill Proprietary
Bruish
Broken Hill South
Zinc Corporation
Movhiett
Chillagoe
Con
Mungana
Associated
W.A
Kalguru
Great Cobar
Sydney
Gilmer
Mount Elliott
Gilmore Tin
Queensland
New South Wales
Junction North
Adelaide
Broken Hill
North Broken Hill
Dolly Gray
Commercial Bank of Sydney
Toohey’s, Limited
Occidental
Harden West
Royal Bank of Queensland
Union Bank of Australia
Gilmore
Ovens Valley
Hampden
Mowust Elliott
Cobar
Rudgery
Jean
C_S.A
Queen Bee
Boppy
National Bank of Australasa, Limited
Pittstret
Melbourne
Board of Directors
Parliament Debates Immigration and Public Works
In the Legislative Assembly the Premier faced questions on immigrant miners from the old country, with calls to aid employment and to quiet advertising claims of jobs in Broken Hill. The debate touched on Newcastle sewerage, the Industrial Disputes Bill, and North Coast railway tenders as well as truck shortages and potential royal commissions into meat price concerns. The Assembly reviewed the bill’s amendments and drafting details, especially clauses on domestic servants and finality.
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Legislative Assembly
Folden
Immigration Bureau
Wade
Edden
England
Cann
Broken Hill
Lloyd's Weekly
Eddon
Newcastle
Fitzpatrick
Riley
Arbitration Court
Labor Party
North Coast Railway
Meagher
Flemington
Legislative Council
Death of Mr. F. T. Humphery Lifts Legislative Council
In the Legislative Council the President announced the death of Mr. F. T. Humphery after 2% years as a member. Members stood as the announcement was read, and tributes followed from Messrs Hughes Trickett Flowers Wilson. They praised his private and public service and described him as the soul of honor who died in harness. The House expressed deep respect for a valued citizen. Meanwhile the Industrial Disputes Bill third reading debate saw votes carried on division with only Flowers Buzacott and Wilson in the minority.
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Legislative Council
F. T. Humphery
Council
Hughes
Humphery
Trickett
New South Wales
Flowers
Wilson
Mesers
Robson
Nash
Messrs. Flowers
Buzacott
Tram Accident in George Street Leaves Man Critical
James Wilson a 85 year old resident of Balman was seriously injured crossing near the General Post Office in George Street. A tram struck him as it moved toward the railway, bystanders rushed to assist, a Civil Ambulance took him to Sydney Hospital in critical condition with skull fracture and scalp wounds.
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James Wilson
George-street
City
Wilson
Little's Avenue
Nicholson Street
Balman
General Post Office
Sydney Hospital
Sydenham Train Collision Recalls Narrow Escape for Mr Price
Reporters describe Parliamentary train collision at Sydenham with five trucks involved. Mr A B Cockburn and Mr Price, M L A, survived by sitting with faces toward the engine and keeping feet against the opposite seat. Price sustained back bruising but is expected to recover within a week. Dr McLeod treated him and noted shock. An inquiry will be held and Minister for Railways urged to improve safety to prevent such incidents.
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A. B. Cockburn
Mr. Prices
M.L.A
Parliament House
Sydenham
Cockburn
Mr. Price
Mr. Cockburn
Rocky Polot Road
Gloucester
Price
Legislative Assembly
Levien
Prica
Waddell
The Codlin Moth Case in Water Police Court
Joshua Moss, a fruit importer from Belmore Markets, stood charged under the Vina and Vegetation Diseases Act for introducing pears likely infected with codling moth from Victoria to New South Wales aboard the steamer Coolgardie on February 27. The magistrate noted inconsistencies, reduced the infected case count, and found 14 of the 42 cases were introduced by Moss, who was ordered to pay £10 in costs.
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Joshua Moss
Truit
Belmore
New South Wales
Victoria
Coolgardie
Barnett
Hircbana
Moss
Star Hotel licensee found shot in Narrandera hotel
Frederick Hudson, licensee of the Star Hotel Narrandera, was found unconscious on his bed with a revolver in hand and a bullet wound to the head. The bullet has been removed and he remains in critical condition.
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Narrandera
Frederick Hudson
Star Hotel
Ship arrivals and sailings from Sydney and Melbourne
Late shipping reports detail arrivals including Eastern and Amallaj from Sydney, Kanowna from Melbourne, and the Drumstaffnage at Sydney after a seven day voyage. The Persic passenger liner will depart Dalgety Wharf with a large cargo and many passengers for Durban Cape Town London and more, with extensive shipments from Sydney then Melbourne.
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Persic
Dalgety
Millers Point
Australia
Sydney
LMO
Melbourne
Hobart
Durban
J. B. Wilson
Air
EB Ferrie
Ashworth
AL. Asnwe
EL Ashworth
Cape Town
Trboleon
London
Mise Mass
Canon
Mra. Jones
Master Jones
J. Morris
F. Stewart
Jet Gambold
A.isezard
I. Edger
Hepworth
Mr. Alexander
G. Hobba
F. Clouston
Webster
J. H. Nolan
Tidount
Gresham
Orchard Mins Plumb
Adams
Johnson
Miss Gilkeson
W. Robinson
R. E. Hardie
E. F. Durien
Interstate Porta
Deakin Crisis Rumors Roil Melbourne Parliament
In Melbourne speculation swirls over whether Prime Minister Deakin will resign as factions debate the federal crisis. Ministers met, Fisher and Watson commented, and a cabinet decision was promised for Monday while reports said the Governor General may be recalled.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
William Lyne
Lown
Deakin
Pisher
Labor Party
Watson
Webster
Reid
Sydney
Joseph Cook
Dealin
Parliament House
Fisher
New South Wales
Death of an Old Oddfellow at Bowral
Bowral reports the death on Thursday evening of Mr John Stoken at age 118. He was reputed the oldest member of the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows in New South Wales and traced his initiation to England in 1445. He had long service with the Lieshthourse Lodge in Bowral and leaves many descendants.
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Bowral
John Stoken
Manchester Unity of Oddfellows
New South Wales
Earl of Bradford Lotse
Stafford
England
Stokes
Lieshthourse Lodge
Lie
Sale of City Property Auction by Raina and Horne
Sale of city properties listing Linden Court at Market and Castlereagh Streets and shops on George Street and Sussex Street. Linden Court bidding started at 50,000 pounds and reached 70,000 pounds before passing in. Sussex Street stores failed to meet 12,000 pounds as bid.
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Gaiety Aurtion
Messrs
Raina and
Horne
Linden
National Coursing Meeting Results Report
Friday’s National Coursing Association meeting in fine warm weather drew a good attendance. In the N S W Derhy event Kilzeke defeated Dyed Coat while Lord Gasnens beat Shy Dick and Golden Guinea advanced. Other rounds saw Kilzeke top Golden Guinea and Lord Canunongate receive a bye. Woodstock Stakes third round highlighted Attention Best beating Marsten Moor with Dewey advancing by a bye. N S W Oaks third round featured Bad Debt over Lone Child and Bold Princess over Eureka Maid, Mesa Bird over Dimpled Maid. Bold Princess then beat Bad Debt while Moss Bird had a bye. Doonside Stakes began with Fairy Dell over Abashment and Jersey Hob over HinKette. Golfen Ring over Clansman and Hard Fiem over Glen Retreat. In round two Jerner Bob beat Fairy Dell and Hard Plom defeated Golden Ring. St Marys Stakes opened with Jim Tait defeating Kill Tate while Lady Cannonsate had a bye.
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N.S.W. Derhy
Kilecke
Dyed Coat
Lord Gasnens
Shy Dick
Golden Guinea
Kilzeke
Lord Canunongate
Woodstock Stakes
Attention
Marsten Moor
Dewey
Bad Debt
Lone Child
Bold Princess
Eureka Maid
Mesa Bird
Dimpled Maid
Moss Bird
Fairy Dell
Abashment
Jersey Hob
Hiinkette
Golfen Ring
Clansman
Hard Fiem
Glen Retreat
Jerner Bob
Hard Plom
Golden Ring
Jim Tait
Kill Tate
Lady Cannonsate
Scratches and entries for Hawkesbury and Easter meetings hit
Ben Buckley Piambra and Lady Eame scratch for the Hawkesbury meeting with 126 Kensington Easter Cup entries slated for next Wednesday. Maranus rises as Doncaster favorite with Bright Steels. Poseidon not expected to start. Fifteen horses travel from Hobart for the Royal Agricultural Easter Show. Mordialloc and Hesper scratched for AJC Autumn Meet. Long list of sailing and hurdle entries noted for local season end events.
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Ben Buckley
Piambra
Lady Eame
Maranus
Bright Steels
Tangeroa
Legation
Elevation
Longchamps
Lord Merv
Owl
Lady Rylstone
Poseidon
Peru
Jack Smith
Westralia
Hobart
Royal Agricultural
AJC
Mordialloc
Hesper
Lune Cove Sailing Club
T. Keddie
Ser
Nsw
T. Kell
Australia
W. Durning
Estelle
W. Keddie
Sydney
Gilroy
Arthur
W. Davidson
Jessie
W. West
Ensign
F. Petherbridge
Britannia W. Barncastle
Louise
Melbourne
Marloes
Alo
Randwick
Weather Update From New South Wales Coastal Areas
Cloudy generally with scattered thundershowers and southerly winds. Rainfall over 24 hours ended 9am reported at Clarence 4 points, Grafton 14, Kempsey 14, Gloucester 5, Maitland 1, Nambucca 8, Manning Head 6, Port Macquarie 11, Taree 63, Lismore 1, Tweed Heads 4, Tenterfield 3, Tumut 1, Weanoolgs 1.
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New South Wales
Eestern
Rugby Football First Balmain United Effort Shows Depth
A raw list of players from multiple Sydney rugby clubs outlines team rosters and prospects. Balmain Manly Eastern Suburbs and others show varied lineups including backs forwards and reserves with names such as J. Atport Uigtquastorm and W. Murti, reflecting a dense interclub exchange.
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Balmain
Wull-beed
Syouling
Usme-quarters
Widmer
Whiting
Brown
Toohey
Balin
Murphy
Tannen
Torwarts
Bauleweb
Sinneruss
Watar
Shivicg
Kimellen
A.bey
Rece
Uigtquastorm
J. Lurwon
Heuenbunemder
A. Iiva
Guives
Dormer
P. Boris Surwasds
W. Murti
White
Nu Huw
W. Furwig
Sateg
Mt Arthis
B. Powel
C. Mgarthy
Myland
J. Bickay
Kine
Etudesy
Bases
Mahia
F. Woods Forwana
Gnu T CIA
J. Claykon
S. Midhetin
Sager
SM. Fraser
J. Aldecll
Imerven
Spusst
MANLY
A. Murtin
Tarequarars
G. A. Aleheis
KL Tareer
Upitiay
Spy Valven
Eunaid
Donald
Formarcy A. FP
Sucker
BE. W. Kirke
Sydmington
J. Aanos
Powell
J. W. Morgas
O Uredy
Aewiown
Wytaker
J. Huon
C. Talbot
F. Lussumbe
Palves
T. Fayne
D. Piegerald
Forwarte
Parbeeveil
Frown
Wo Galth
Sinter
Wiliroy
I. Couper
Wi Gatrver
Jonekig
UL Brown
Burka Coxon
Humytheles
Wel
U Donne i
Chewe-Queerters
Smith
Craig
Watson
Priesuy
Momaiesek Eres
H. Liston
Aa. Liston
W. Boyd
Murray
Parnell
Wilpon
M'kelvey
OLEEE
Hay Norman
O'Keefe
Mecatt
Sherwood
Slightielt
M Donald
Ryan
Peedergass
Shey Norman
Girert
Roberts
Bateman
Kitin
M Carthy
Fratz
Norman
Juhindo
Aigia
Daunihehear
Manly Pullack
Lewes
Tifre-Quarters
Foil
Delay
Osiivey
Dturgusn
Jalves
Kuke
Eray
Licklinge
M'Phea
Gwen
Gader
Highs
Campbell
Phillips
Elringtes
Marrickville
Fullstock
Sinker
B. Shortie
J. Hay
L. Cowievee
A. Hinch
A. Grimeley
C. Reynorth
Joewarda
H. Guonon
J. Rochewer
Golam
Johnston
M’mehon
Langley
J- M'Greph
H. O. Mlean
Banuwick
Green
Batty
Harditian
Gale
T. Gale
Houston
Chiene
Dechers
Ped Parrel
Mbtehull
Baines
Poytas
Lee
Wull-back
Hutton
Robson
Andersen
Arp
Hayes
Black
Leseroe
J. Thomp- Chatseld
Oba
Usta
Potter
M'Kay
Fairtrother
Wilkins Janeen
Ete Seareg
Ee Jobrsione
Wil-Back
What
A. Denny
Mings
Me . Jonas
Rem
R. Hammill
F A. Reneely
Beervee
Wolf
Biwi
Ball
Meccedia
Allan
Saade
THE LEAGUE CLUBS FIRST
Listed team rosters and players across multiple leagues with names such as Grace Brothers and various clubs. The fragmentary text names players like Pearce, Davie, and Muir, notes times and venues, and references divisions and matchups across several teams and locations.
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MR. Wade
Coswer
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Onslow
MR. Humphery
George Street
Strathaven Is
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Kanowna
Maelbournia
Marmeda
Jervis Bay
Ate
Beve Bay
Wakatipa
Port Stephena
Gaye
Iqquique
Forbea
Cormmand
MR. Deakin
Rooty Ili
National Coursing Association
Farmer
Pitt-street
Aeeaf
Rickards Auction
Rickard
Ashfield
Croydon
Pitt-St
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Mas
Seareing
Orwards
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Besty
C. Grady
Ilicm
J. Cobber
S’nair
Lamun
Grant
Zawerts Hu
N. Deayd
Chaffer
W. Urey
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Jeno Oe
Sete Allan
Ynes
Harris
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Sinn
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Hart O der Nel
Ryan Eden
Vreee Buphe
Sexabere
Orr
Tore Quariom
Ly. Vreeka
Brown Matnetrar J. Burntsi Baliwes
J. Katow
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Pearce
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Ielver
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W. Bilkett
BR. Bing
Bead
Tone
Toma
Talmaen
Purpare
Hwith
Lieto Johnswon
Ees
Seebeey
Asciera
Must
Oaievic
Willtay Myers
Lewite
Kinnear
Ford
Glee
Carruthers
Crom Iewien
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Prinrty Salves
Upton
Ory
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Alem
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A. Oates
Meagheret
Choyrentale
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Sears
Camelle
Fairfax and Roberts
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