Disappointed in love ends in suicide at Watsons Bay
George Pinson, a young man about 18 or 19, shot himself at Watsons Bay on Thursday night. His body was found this morning at the premises of Robert Newtown, grocer. Two bullet wounds to the head and a revolver with discharged chambers lay beside the body. A letter suggested a love affair as the motive.
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George Pinson
Watson's Bay
Fe & Shed
Robert Newtoun
Joral
Nscs
Newtoun
Large horse sale at Tandwick yields steady prices in rain
Meezrs Meezrs M Cube and Dodds held a Tandwick sale this afternoon as rain disrupted bidding. The top price reached 10s for The Owl, with Osborne Brothers Corrandooler Stud consignments drawing strong interest. Numerous lots by Grail and Orzil imp. were offered, including fillies and colts from multiple breeders such as Neotsfield, Currandooley, and Molong, while many horses from Harris, Reynolds, and Williamson lines passed or sold to varied buyers.
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M*cube
Dodds
Tandwick
L. Earnshaw
Osborne Brothers
Corrandooler Stud
Grail
Kirry
Greil
la Perle
Mr. Rides
Broen Re
Orzil
Sara Vu
Whewler
Me Ray Silly
Fighting Furley
Lena
Y Tarrender
Fighting Porter
la Chain
F. Lavender
Feown
Newhaven
Angela
A. Bowran
Civility
P. Heywood
Bey
Gaulus
Lady Buller
P. Weson
H. Dangar
Neotsfield Stud
Honter River
Positano
Mignonne
Positane
Imp
Claude Smith
Helehia Stud
Molong- Brown City
Lancaster
Ioc
Bey Exlding
Lancaster—Mazarine
J. Samuel
Fay
Lansaster
Lancaster—Pyree
E. Adame
Hamilton Osborne
Ray
Multiferm
Novitiate
F. Ramsay
Currandooley
Greil Fimp
HH. Frew
Simmer
May Moon
J. M'Gowan
W.A
Moor Daisy
G. Retton
View
Cites
Medallina
R. Fry
Tes Rose
P. A. Connolly
Breen
Eberdale
W. Wr
Caramel
Major C. Smith
Helena
Honolulu
F. B. Wereood
Mr. R. Skulthorp
Richmond
Mlack Nly
Clare
B. Vieteh
A E Thompson
Inglerod
Minewellbrook
Meleter
Athene
J. J Mockot
Mateter
Attila
R. AL Frew
Vie
Malster
Lovelawn
Charke
Malater
Loreloch
C. Qeina
Maluter
Leredar
J. Bruston
Mr. T. Eames
Eastwood
Reyltone
Bay Colt
Hallowby
Lady Trident
O'Donnell
Pia
J. BR. Morris
Waraondi
Maewellbrook
Eister
G. Lee
Leeholme
Kelso
J. Haywood
Tongs
Ray Fly
Sir Foote
Wheelmar
Moses Pirothera
Does
Cheernut
Fr Foote
Kangalandal
Hhawborne
Sen
Sir Tristram
Gillawa
J. Samuels
Sifes
Fight Among Rabbiters Inquest On Hiddle
In White Cliffs a coroner opened an inquiry into the death of Hiddle after a Monday rabbiting fight at Van Esome. Chelthe per Aiddle allegedly drank, cashed a 2s cheque, and was struck down. no money was found on the beds. The coroner ruled death from fractured skull due to blows, and Albert Edward Schmelukoff was committed for trial at Broken Hill on August 7.
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White Cliffs
Chelthe
Aiddle
Duriow
Vanesome
Monioy
Hobbie
Albert Edward Sohmelukoff
Chmelgkot
Hroken Hill
Tathra Makes First South Coast Run Under New Company Flag
The steamer Tathra departed Sydney for South Coast ports on its first voyage under the new N. Company banner. Formerly the Kempsey, she is now commanded by Captain Bishop, with several directors and the general manager Mr. Jackson aboard.
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Tathra
Sydney
South Coast
The
N. Company
Kempsey
Blshop
Jackson
Railway Smashes Board Formed To Inquire Mur-turundi Crash
At the Executive Council meeting presided by Mr Waddell a special board under section 4 of the Railway Act was appointed to inquire into the railway collision at Mur Turundi. Mr Wilshire will chair with assessors Mr Dunbar and Professor Warren. The board is to begin investigations as soon as possible, ideally Monday.
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Executive Council
Waddell
Harry Rawson
Mur- Turundi
Wilshire
Public Service Board
Dunbar
Queensland Railways
Warren
Sydney University
Goods Train Van Breaks Away Near Tamworth
A passenger train from Glen Innes to Sydney arrived nearly an hour late at Tamworth after the van of a goods train broke away near a platform this side of Armidale, delaying the passenger service.
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Tamworth
Glen Innes
Sydney
Armidale
Victorian Disaster News Update From Braybrook Crash
Melbourne report shows patients in Braybrook railway disaster hospitalizing with most progressing well. Several victims remain in critical condition as doctors monitor for signs of improvement amid ongoing inquiries.
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Melbourne
Braybrook
Premiers Depart Sydney for Melbourne Conference
The Premiers Conference party including Mr Waddell the Treasurer and Mr Ashton MLC Hon Minister will leave Sydney Sunday night for Melbourne to attend the forthcoming Premiers Conference. Mr Wade is in Tasmania and will join ahead of time. The NSW Premier and Minister are due back in about a week, and in Ashton’s absence Mr Lee may assume Acting Premier duties.
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Waddell
Ashton
M.L.C
Sydney
Melbourne
Wade
Tasmania
New South Wales
Lee
Man Falls Thirty Feet Into River At Tamworth
William Hoole plunged from the railway viaduct line between Tamworth West and town into the river about thirty feet. He lay dazed and injured but walked to the Federal Hotel nearby. Constable Smith took him to hospital where doctors inserted fifteen sutures in his head.
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Tamworth
William Hoole
Tamworth West
Federal Hotel
Constable Smith
Overtime Row in Labor Congress Slams Railway Hours
At the Sydney Trafalgar Hall sitting, a motion condemning overtime as against true unionism carried. F Brvrant of the Typographical Association argued long hours caused railway accidents, blaming employers greed rather than rolling stock defects.
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Labor Congress
Sydney Trafics
F. Brvrant
Typographical Association
Windsor Case progress in Stephens v Mitchell cross examination
Proceedings in Windsor focus on testimonies about Ethel Stephens and Fred White. Witnesses including Alma Turnbull John Lamond Archibald Hughes and Thomas Collison describe sightings and messages linking Stephens with White. The defense rests as the case advances toward closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Mitchell
Moriarty
Mr. Moriarty
Mary Thompson
Ethel Stephens
Alwars
Jack Green
Windsor
James
Alma Turnbull
White
Winess
Stephens
Baker Street
Dyers Gate
Macquarie
Baker Streets
Miss Stephens
Mr. James
Fred. White
John Lamond
Georgesiest
Archibald N. Hughes
Fred White
Thomas Collison
Lamond Addy
Lamond Addy Mméesagrs
Hockey matches listed for tomorrow at multiple venues
The schedule lists Barbarians I versus Sydneyans I at North Sydney Oval No 1 at 2 p.m. Corinthians I face Corona at 3.15 p.m. Pilgrims I meet Bandits I at Gladesville 2.15 p.m. Bandits I play Rovers at Gladesville 3.30 p.m. Barbarians II meet University II at Waverley Oval 2 p.m. Corinthians Rev Pilgrims II at Vittoria Harracks 2 p.m. Corinthians A vs University I at Victoria Barracks 3.15 p.m. Teams named for tomorrow include Corinthians I, B, and A with listed players.
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Barbarians I. v. Sydneyans
North Sydney Oval
Corinthians
V. Corona
Pilgrima
V. Bandits
Gladesville
Waverley Oval
Pilgrims
Vittoria Harracks
Corinthians Av. University
Victoria Barracks
Corinthians I
Playoust
Walker
Staniland
Angus
Harris
Lindsay
Norris
Giblin
Macnaghion
Baillie
Massey
Corinthians B
G. Fitzhardinge
Doddymeade
Moxham
Rex
Rabett
Corden
Bob Rabett
Norman
Hall
A. Fitzhardinge
Goldfinch
James
Corinthians A
Hindmarsh
Martin
Erbard
Henry
Moors
Joscelyne
Munton
Matehan
Laverack
Humphreys
Hordern
Death of Mr Warden Harry Graves in Woollahra
Mr Warden Harry Graves 73, Irish born April 12 1834, a veteran stock and station agent who built a large Sydney business after earlier years in Deniliquin and Melbourne, died at Kilmarnock Jersey Road Woollahra. He leaves a widow a son and four daughters. Funeral from Kilmarnock tomorrow at 1.15 PM to Gordon Cemetery.
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Kilmarnock
Jerseyroad
Woollahra
Harry Graves
Australia
Ireland
Fiftina
Riverina
Deniliquin
Melbourne
Sydney
John Baker Graves
Mtd Light Dragoons
Warden Harry Graves
Gordon Cemetery
Distress signals from Brunswick Heads doubtful says official
No new information reached the Superintendent of Navigation by afternoon about distress signals near Brunswick Heads on Thursday. A report from Seal Rocks 14 miles north of Sydney Heads says the steamer Mancunia passed there this morning bound from Talavia to Newcastle for the Caledonian Coal Company agency.
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Department of Navigation
Brunswick Heads
Seal Rocks
Sidney Heads
Mancunia
Talavia
Newcastle
Caledonian Coal Company
The Lady Clerk
In a Labor Conference debate a young lady clerk grins at meeting her lover in the street as she reveals she has a job in the same office where he works. He replies she likely caused his sack with joy and a shared glimpse of daily meetings.
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Labor Conference
Stuart-Robertson
M.L.A
Abe
Weather report for New South Wales and coast areas
The forecast covers New South Wales with inland frost and coastal cloud and southerly squalls. Moderate seas near Tasmania, otherwise smooth. Rain records for the 24 hours to 9 am show many coastal and tableland readings with scattered wetting across Armidale Byron Bay Blackville Clarente Heads Camden Haven Maitland Manning River Mungindi Moree Newcastle Nambucca Heads Port Stephens Seal Rocks Sydney Taree West Kempsey and Wollongong. It was raining this morning at Camden Haven Cape Hawke Catherine Hill Bay Lake Macquarie Heads Nambucca Heads South Head and Sydney and this afternoon at Bellambi Blackheath Camden Haven Cape Hawke Crookhaven Jervis Bay Katoomba Kiama Lawson Lake Macquarie Mount Victoria Newcastle Seal Rocks and Wollongong.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Tablelands
Porth-Weet
Armidale
Byron Bay
Blackville
Clarente Heads
Camden Haven Heads
Masino
Cape Hawke
Gabo Island
Maitland
Manning
Mungind
Moree
Newcastle
Nun
Lawson
Lake Macquarie
Mount Victoria
Seal Rocks
Wollongong
Repairing a Cable Near Southport Station Queensland
The Pacific Cable Board ship HM.C.S. Iris works today on the Pacific cable near Southport Station Queensland, performing slight repairs. Representative J Cuthbert says the operation causes no business interruption as traffic is diverted through New Zealand without delay, rejoining at Doubtless Bay. The route change does not affect international traffic rates. The work is expected to finish this afternoon and communications restored via the regular route.
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Pacific Cable Board
Hm.c.s. Iris
Pacific
Southport
Queensland
J. Cuthbert
Australia
New Zealand
Doubtless Bay
Dead man found at Wowlngragong Racecourse near Croft's Hotel
Forbes reports an elderly man named John Henry Plunkell, aged 65, was found dead on the old Wowlngragong Racecourse about half a mile from Croft's Hotel. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Jobn Henry Plunkell
Dying Arbitration Court Conferred with New Industrial Court
In the Arbitration Court the President Judge Heydon was congratulated on his appointment as President of the new Industrial Court under the upcoming Industrial Disputes Act. He spoke of the unique powers of the role, the need for careful administration, and urged industrial interests to trial the Act before judging it. Colleagues praised his abilities and foresaw careful, balanced handling of cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Heydon
Broomfield
Bar
Mir. Mitchell
Mark Mitchell
Forsyth
A. E. Johns
N.S.W Sawmills and Timber Yarde Employees’ Association
Egal
Heydon
Mitchell
Jobna
Broomfeld
T Waa
Cam
Smith
Groas
BE. Riley
Riley
Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Mr. Riley
Seni Ture
ADF
The Share Market Brightens for NSW Coal Interests
Leading New South Wales coal shares attract strong demand with Wallsend Coal bids rising by 7s 6d. Private cables show London forward tin and copper prices firm or up, with notable activity in Broken Hill Proprietary and South Blocks. Adelaide Melbourne and Sydney listings reflect mixed movements as investors react to recent falls and dividends.
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New South Wales
Wallsend
London
Broken Hill Proprietary
Broken Hill South
Zinc Corporation
Ordinary
Dailte
Broken Hum
Chillagon Feon
Mungana
Mount Lyell
Brisels
Kalguril
Great Boulder
Ivanhoe
Mount Morgan
Sydney
Adelaide
Newt
Ditte
Jonction North
Shatecall
Hampden
Mount Molloy
Gilmore Tin
Paul and Gray
Jenchiom North
Mount David
South Glanmire
Monkland
Spaney Ferries
New
Marcus Clark
Colon Bank of Australia
Lloyd Copper
Mungapa
South Blocks
Sunlight
Hillgrove
East Oriental
Monkyland
South Foath
N.S. W
Commercial Bank of Sydney
North Bulls Coal
Country Fire Stations Under Superintendent Webb Inspecting Brigades
Superintendent Webb of the Metropolitan Fire Brigades is touring Walling country brigades to report to the Government on grant applications. The Wollongong Brigade has petitioned for a site for its headquarters. Last week Mr Walsh visited the southern town. Webb plans to visit Albury, then return to Sydney and travel the northern line to Singleton, visiting studios on the northern rivers. Deputy Superintendent Spark is in charge during his absence.
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Webb
Metropolitan Fire Brigades
Ate
Wollongong
Walsh
Albury
Sydney
Singleton
Spark
Late Shipping Aprival and Departures to Cape Hawke
Mariners report mixed arrivals and departures with ships from Sydney and Launceston. The Aberdeen liner Damacunhs will depart Dulgety's Wharf for London via Brisbane with cargo including butter beef mutton wool and boxes burnt. Passenger lists include numerous names bound for Durban Capetown London and interstate ports.
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Damacous
Burge
Dulgety’s
Millore
Fern
Msmouth
Don
Brisbane
Sydney
S Bates
Durban
Mira KH
M. M‘lean
Thomas Hardy
Ro William
W. Within
A. Simpson
Capetown
Benjamin “Teeer
F. M. Reus
Mian
G. H. Roux
Remarkable furniture fraud case at Sydney court
At the Central Police Court Cornelius O Donoghue and Albert Hardy faced charges of conspiring to cheat William West Campbell by moving furniture worth about £400. Evidence included consignment notices and confessions. the hearing adjourned to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius O'Donoghue
Albert Hardy
Central Police Court
William West Campbell
W. W. Campbell and Company, Limited
Sydney
E. R. Abigail
J. B. Frawley
William Edward Soan
Darling Harbor
Yars
Hardy
Connstable Leary
Pauling
Surridgs
Soutar
O'Denveshue
Marrickville
O'Donoghue
Crook
Woollahra
Parramatta
M'Lurcan
Winiper’s
Camperdown
Campbell
Doderwood Street
Paddington
J. M’andrew
Merrylands
William Badcock
Penrith
Pinkstone
Petersham
Iit
Arthur Braden
Thuroul
Joseph O'Donoghue
O Donoghue
Oakes
Porling Harbor
C. W. Oakes
Donoguhs
Avnrcliffe
Arncliffe
J. Simpson
Walter Levinge
Heathcote
Ernest Buckland
Borkdale
Buckland
J. Fulford
Hoekiels
Norman Richmond Hughes
Goode
Liverpool
Fonneby
W. A. Stevens
Darling Herter
Linerpool
Pitorehas
George Markhem
Fairfield Station
Carter
Marki¢y
James Poulton
Merrylands Station
James A. Andrew
Moloney
James Warburton
Sutherland
Goodet Ashfield
Cecil George Marien
Blacktown
A. J. Adamson
Newtown
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Wall
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Fairfix & Roberts
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