In memoriam notices for Currie Doyle and Laur rance
In loving memory notices for Eile Currie aged 15 and Pili Haney Doyle with families, plus Willan Mery Doria and Joseph Laurrance. Also Taror notices for a mother in Little Bay and a son-in-law insertion. Contains multiple obituaries and memorials from family members.
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Currie
Eile Rusabets
Matera and Browers
Tle
Pili ‘Haney Doyle
Hur
Ineion
Mira
J. Casey. Poyle
Hhe
Albert Ei
Eulen Doyle
Laurrance
Joseph Laurrance
Isu
Australia-atreet
Camperdown
Paresin
Zand
Moworth
Taror
Coast Hospital
Little Bay
Ape Ha
Bereh
Joseph
Swain and Co. advertises clearities and cigars
An old advertisement promotes Magic Clearaties or cigars that emit scented smoke without fire. It claims instant throat relief and lists prices 4/6 each. Available only from Swain and Co., 16 Moore Street, City, signed by C. T. Chillie.
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Swain and Co
Moore Street
City
Deakin’s shifting stance and looming exit in federal politics
The piece mocks Mr. Deakin for opportunistic shifts on policy, predicting a Lyne Labor coalition or Labor-Lyne governance as the current Labor influence fades. It notes constitutional tensions between states and the Commonwealth, with Deakin’s retirement seen as a stabilizing move amid a shifting two party landscape.
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Deakin
G. H. Reid
Philip
Phillip
Ney
Deskin
Lyne-Labor
Labor-Lyne
Labor Iy
Countcy
Labor Party
Braddon
Federaton
Commonwealth
Mr. Watson
Mr. Fisher
Sir William Lyne
Better Housing for the Poor in City Reform Talk
The piece argues for improved housing for the poor, noting that newer conditions in the city differ from elite enclaves. It highlights congestion, travel costs, and the impact of transit on living patterns, with reference to mayoral action and statistics showing favorable contrasts to other large cities.
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Dory
Arsas
Transi
Secadea
City Council Urged to Promote Housing and Tram Expansion
In a push for urban reform the council is urged to back better housing for the poor, cheaper tram fares, and longer tram sections. The piece advocates funding tramways over costly schemes, enabling self-built homes, and addressing overcrowding via industrial and housing policies. It critiques government experiments and calls for broad reconstruction and public ownership of large properties.
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Goverment
The Royal Agricultural Show Opens With Record Entries
The Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales opens its great carnival at Mowe Park with favorable weather. Judges work across eight or nine rings as A D Playfair presides as honorary ringmaster. Officials praise the grounds, machinery, and steady progress toward breaking prior records in entries and exhibits.
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Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales
Poris Mowe Park
Sa Wumersus
Bee Ton
Vitoria
A. D. Playfair
Haeses
Ting
Thero
H. M. Somer
Wharf trouble settled after coastal companies conference
The wharf trouble was settled Monday night after a conference of coastal companies and the joint executive. The agreement amends terms to meet seamen's representatives, with speakers including Senator Guthrie and A H Moore. Key points establish non union crews in six steamers and non override of April agreement with AIME. Campbelltown Council set rates on unimproved and improved values and lighting and local rates. Central Cafe at the Railway Station will offer special Easter meals and services during holidays.
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Windea
Guthrie
A. H. Moore
Imployers' Federation
Rigg
Waa
Guth Flow
Jt Ie
Aprilia
Campbelltown
Art
Ninstors
A PainLess Dentist Promises Gentle Care and Easy Terms
A longtime dentist at his present address for 17 years promotes painless treatments with flexible payments and hope to relieve high costs. He notes appointments with prominent locals including two lieutenant governors and cardinal Moran, offering written guarantees and satisfaction assurances to convince fearful patients he can restore teeth safely.
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Auring
Cardinal Moran
Morning gallops at Randwick feature Elevation and Castaway
The Randwick morning work includes Elevation beating Castaway by a length with Maranus showing solid form. Several horses posted strong times across the track as enthusiasts noted the day’s field ahead of the Australian Cup meeting.
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