Welsh three quarters excel in rugby says English star
The article argues the Welsh three quarters display superior theory and judgment, aided by close club proximity and systematic training. It praises Wales star Gwyn Nicholls, notes English weakness in pace and plan, and stresses practice and teamwork to boost English performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beys
B. J. Jackett
New Zealand
All Blacks
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Joe
Tn Sarge Io
Arouud
Shold
Fale
Sora
Simpson
England
Felivbureh
Meyer
Mace Two
Ncross
Neutra
Afoura
Gwyn Nicholls
Acorn
Hert
Jaitermont
Acton
Neliever
Helin
Reid
Voice of the People on Railways Overcrowding and Profits
Read as a letter to the editor criticizing railway management in New South Wales. The writer laments overcrowding on excursion trains and passenger services, claims high profits while underfunding comfort, and urges a public response. He cites high interest on sunk tramway funds and asks the Prime Minister to address branch-line conditions and worker grievances. He appeals for collective voice and accountability in railway policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Tolao
Festus
Sis
proBi Oaly Tirana
Dumand
Mir
Gbo
Arcidyuis
Ag M
Locally Made Railway Engines Reach Nine in Service
The Invemotivescheme by Clyde Engineering for New South Wales Railway Dept reports nine locomotives operating on southern and western lines. An interview with Miyte Engineering manager Mr. Wo M Nowkes notes the contract aims for ten engines in ten years, with initial unit delivered June 1, 1896 and six more since. All engines completed their 2000 mile trials and are reportedly satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Engineering Company
New South Wales Railway Department
Oo “Evening News
Miyte Engineering Company
Wo M Nowkes
Leather Case Shocking Theft Ring Exposed In Court
Joseph Pearson a 34 year old boot maker was charged at Newtown Police Court before Mr Payton with theft of a large quantity of leather valued at £464 11s with Gavin Gibson and Company at Manrickville alleged as owner. Pearson previously served as manager of the leather department and treasurer for several years. The trial details recount the chain of sales from 1908 to 1909 with Pearson accused of turning leather into personal profit amid an alleged long running scheme. The case notes Pearson offering to “make it right” while the witness recalls no leather being supplied for months after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pearson
New
Jabl
Ghen
Axl
Gavin Gibson
Pearwun
Pearson
Campbell
Gavin Gibsson and Company
Wines
Powrson
Wong
Witnese
Witneka
Iwa
Thehou Bank
Pesraon Agaly
Hy Vail
Bras
Wilbes
Australie
Martin
Eveu
Hearnon
Pearaon
Fur
Bluey
Winess Wan
KeuillDr
Pauls Wayshom
Aise
Ovckaiom
Drm
Towson of
Poatean
Wiinean
Yurson
London Bank
Gavin Gibeon and Company
Jim
Roberts
Withene
Pearson and Company
E. Brooks
Brooke and Deane
Public
Perkins
Netective Jones
Camphell
Controversy Over Railway Safety and Public Accountability
A lengthy transcript details the Chief Commissioner’s awareness of unsafe conditions and executive negligence affecting railway safety. It-f likely cites statements by officials, potential penalties, and public blame as parties discuss responsibility, with mentions of Parliament, taxes, and oversight. The narrative covers political disagreement and calls for accountability.
St George's Day Observance Called in England Patron Saint
H W L notes St George's Day should be observed on Tuesday during Easter Octave. He urges Anglican clergy to mark the feast, recommends wearing red roses, and urges English sentiment and loyalty, with Scots Irish and Welsh observing their patron saints alongside.
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ST. George's Day
H.W. L
St. George
Saim
Eurland
England
Galnt
Shop Assistants Unite Over Overtime and Timebooks
A reader letter complains shopkeepers kept late hours on Wednesdays and Thursdays with overtime pay rules. The writer denies timebooks signing and warns of collective resistance to what they call tyrannical methods. They note Saturday closures reduce hours and meal breaks, urging action against alleged exploitation.
Mars Railway Accidents Reported in Star and Victoria
Yesterday a derailment occurred in the rail yard at down main, causing two passenger cars to derail and frightening travelers recalling the Braybrook disaster. Derailed cars were replaced without incident. In Pirron Yatlock Victoria printing operations paused as three wagons of a ballast train derailed, damaging windows. Passenger service delayed about 45 minutes. goods train delay reached two hours.
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Victoria
Braybrook
Minda
Pirron Yatlock
Colas
Camperdawn
Windoe
Attempt to wreck a train near Cootamundra
An attempted railway wreck near Cootamundra six miles from town overnight involved an obstruction jammed between a siding's points. A constable freed the train and officers, including Senior-Sergeant Nolan, continue investigations with no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootamundra
Tranne Buine
M.ptese
Capcataundra
Welsh Church Opens For Winter Season With Public Evening
A small group formed the Called Welsh Church in Queens Math Pil- Breet and held its first sermon by Rev. J D P Jones. Attendance grew, leading to the creation of the Waited Free Well Church. The congregation gathers in the School of Arts, while last night featured a harbor excursion with Lady Hawcolt, the Metropolitan and Military Sand aboard. Mr W A Robyns performed among the artistes, marking a successful evening.
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Queens
J- D. P. Jones
Welsh Church
Ada Wunther
Ube
School of Arta
Smay
Hawcolt Cas
Fawn
W. A. Robyns
Mails and a Rural Remedy Mentioned in Fragmented Notice
Notice lists mail deadlines from Sydney for Macleay River Port Macquarie Dunne din Hobart Natal and Capetown via Melbourne with various vessels. Mixed in are archaic lines about Chamberlin s Cow Remedy and a dairy glass Wolfe s scanarra described with tone and vigor.
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Sydney
Macleay River
Port Macquarie
Wauchope
Dunnedin
New Zealand
Melbourne
Hobart
Melhournee
Natal
Capetown
Damascus
Purest spirit distilled for hucia con event
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions distilled spirit and a ceremonial or celebratory context linked to hucia con. The text is fragmentary with unclear entities or locations. No clear date, organization, or individuals can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Crown Studios Furniture Display at 448 George St
Crown Studios showcases a splendid furniture display urging customers to view the up to date showrooms at 448 George Street. The ad promises selling prices and flexible terms to suit buyers. It emphasizes a broad range of home requirements and encourages customers to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Studios
George-St
Davidson & Co and Local Advertisements at Oxford Street
Fragmented OCR shows Davidson & Co at 88 Oxford Street amid scattered ads for goods and services. Mentions of trades, catalog requests, and assorted items suggest a busy catalog of merchants, suppliers, and notices in a historic urban commerce page.
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Davidson & CO
Oxford-Street
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Miki
H. B. Winfield
Voice OF the People
Willers
Mr. Wade
Cam Step Ik
Uere
Gavin Gibson and Company
Ouf Railways
Gircerly
Safetuar
Lalimer
MT Oas
Woollahra
The
Mars
Junee
Chamberlain
Wolfe
Scanarra
Fusinaia So Seng
Haroran
Hevesi
Weitere
Tel
NR Factory
Song
Bucky
Grace
Peck
Gaia
Raat
Cott Wih
Cette
Brae ST
Mr Turer Coteans
Hall’s
Borid
Phaped
Minton
Casale Lyons
A. Hall and Company
George-Street
A. Hordern and Sons
Brickfield Htl
Liverpool-Street
Rowley
FBME
Selig
Wer &S
Ecubine
Mitin Wewlag
Erises
Rite
Redama
Paris
Fice Ss. Rowley & Comry
Spencer Nolan
Oxford Street
Aniteil Tevet Ek S. Dieure Paiciese
Tampa
Dan
W.P
Elmsey
Circular Quay
Emerwood-Street
Pitt-Street
Redfern Stove Works
EMU & Gem
AID
Aegister
J. Juleff & Son
Wells-strest
Redfern
Coandiversisamenta
Jones Bros. Sataursa
Howard Smith Co, Ltd
Liepotyrmont Hedge Reed Blachwatle
Newcastle and Maltand Coals
Hausenold, Celarge and Sell
Miackamicy
Benefiabe
Anderson Bros
Vrtement
Fey
Foy's
Mark Foys
Orford-street
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