NSW Maize and Food Markets Amid Drought Pressures
NSW river maize shipments to Sydney aid drought stricken Riverina and Victoria with heavy oat intake. Queensland shortages push NIL mallee to Rockhampton and Townsville. Market notes cover Queensland yellow maize prices, river grog imports, cheese and butter movements, onions and potato supplies, and broad price ranges for dairy, fruit, and vegetables in Sydney and Melbourne.
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N S.W
Sydney
Riverina
Victoria
Gippsland
Nsw
Wn.s.w
Queensland
Naw
Mallee
Rockhampton
Townsville
Brisbane
Charente
Fort Macquarie
Kempacy
Rega
Adelaides
In Memoriam and Funeral Notices Gathered From Sydney Papers
Multiple obituary and memorial notices appear, including references to George and Bartha Georges, Hugh Graham drowned in University Park, and the funeral of John Robinson at Hillingdon. Notices mention family members, dates in April, and funeral arrangements through Wood and Company. Additional items include employment ads and society announcements from Greenwigh Musical Society and local business ads.
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Fqpinson
T. Ie
Stary
Neo
Stobert
William
Vera Graham
Graham
Hugh
University Park
Mary
Samuel Clyde
Porinegn
Ivhn Robinson
Will Wave
Hillingdon
Smithach
Summer Hill
Necropolis
Finners, Wood and Company
Sydney
Petersham
Subarta Tel
Gitrowa Lad
Amarer
EL News
GT Eng
Gees West
Forbeset
Newtown
Wilson St
Sydney Produce Sales at Retfern Auction Witness Weak Demand
A small consignment arrived for suction at Retfern this morning with limited sales. Prices were softer as month end neared, with Lucerne hay, chaff, pumpkins, and potatoes among items moved at reduced rates. The consignors included Ellis and Company, Kent and Perry, Prescott Limited, and other firms. several lots were passed or sold privately as noted by asterisks and initials.
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Retfern
Seid
Ellis and Company
ELM Suttor and Company
Kent and Perry
AL. Back, Prescott, Limited
J. Bridge and Company
Wright, Heaton, and Company
Frank Ireland
J. W. Gray and Company
Lindley, Walker, and Company
Permewan, Wright, and Company
Stonehenge
Cities
J. Kelly
Glen Innes
Rowlands
Mandrama
Lucerne Huy
G. Nicholls
Windsor
Wi. Wood
T. Blunt
Macwellbrook
J. B. Holmes
Aberdean
Sortbrook Estate
Falkner
Simpleton Co
Meaeuren
Branxton
Moonbd
MIM
Reid
Nemingha
Weedham
Tamworth
de Bi
Cheney
Perthville
Quinn
George's Plains
Beown Fa
A. Smith
Mudgee
Lathiaw
Lucerne
W. Kelly
Nemingham
Brom O'Shea
Newbridge
Curry
Penrith
Donen
Ox Wellington
Return of Canon Nash Fremantle
Canon Nash of Geelong Victoria returns from England amid accusations. Mr Faulkner declares charge No 1 proven while No 2 lacks foundation. Faulkner says documentary proof exists and plans to meet Archbishop Clarke to demand action. A message from Grantham reports Victoria’s Vicar-General granting Canon Nash an unconditional general Licence.
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Fremantle
R.M.S
Faulkner
Clarke
Christ Church
Geelong
Aden
Itr
H. No Nash
Grantham
England
Canon Nash
Victoria
Sydney Observatory Appointments in Meteorological Branch
The Depart ment of Home Affairs announces appointments in the Meteorological Branch at Sydney Observatory. Andrew Noble becomes third assistant, S A Wilson is divisional officer, D J Mares and H R Whitelaw are clerks, J S Butler is a general division typist, and Frank M Mahon with S R Ephraim are assistants in general division.
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Department of Home Affaire
Andrew Noble
Observatory
Sydney
S. A. Wilson
D. J. Mares
H. R Whitelaw
J. S. Butler
Frank M.mahon
8. R. Ephraim
Sydney Observatory
Rainfall Brings Fresh Growth to Goulburn District
In the past week the countryside has visibly improved with lush grass and green fields. Crops and grain are thriving, sheep feed looks promising, and favorable rainfall reports suggest an ample season. Bungendore recorded 410 points, Taralen district over an inch, Myrtleville noting 2 inches, and Tarlo 125 points. Daytime mild weather and a few frosts have occurred, with rainfall general and ample for current needs.
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Goulburn
Bungendore
Taralen
Myrtleville
Tarlo
Milsons Point to Hornsby rail line urged for faster service
A Chatswood public meeting urged Railway Commissioners to accelerate duplication of the Milsons Point to Hornsby line. Passenger traffic has risen, trains run at capacity on difficult grades, and congestion remains heavy during business hours. Officials acknowledge the need and plan duplication from Lindfield toward Hornsby as funds become available. When done, North Shore suburbs will gain faster, more frequent services.
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Chatswood
Milson’s Point
Hornsby
Lindfield
Hornsby Junction
Lindfeld
North Shore Line
Umbrella Theft Leads to Fine in Central Court
Commission agent Joseph P Flood, 48, faced Central Police Court after allegedly stealing an umbrella valued at 2 54 from Thomas Cahill. Flood admitted the act and claimed it was given to a friend while intoxicated. He was fined 5 09 or one month in jail.
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Central Police Court
Commission
Joseph P. Flood
Thomas Cahill
Cahilla
Uumeroad
Flood
Cahill
Fret
So & F Earth
Larry Hilia
Chinaman Fined for Sunday Labor in Waterloo
Waterloo council targets Sunday work by Chinese residents amid white worker tensions in the furniture trade. At Redfern Police Court Feat Proctor charged Ti Young and Joe Lee of Botany Road with worldy labor on April 1. Both pleaded guilty and were fined three pounds six shillings plus costs or seven days in gaol.
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Waterloo
Redfirn Polles Court
Ser- Feat Proctor
Tiy Young
Joe Lee
Botany-rond
Charles Tr
Hoth
Young
The Common Working Man Comment Sparks Labor Congress Debate
At a Labor Congress session a speaker derided unions admitting strangers of Kindred societies as the common working man. The remark drew intense protest from unionists who demanded withdrawal, with a delegate defending the common worker as a farm laborer road man timber-getter wharf laborer and rook-chewer.
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Labor Congress
Deceptive Bullock Weighs Off Judge at Glebe Island Show
A weight judging event drew many contestants as the bullneck appeared dressed at Glebe Island before superintendent and inspector. Only Alexander Biggar of Dulwich Hill gave the correct weight, with Hermanitone Tarr e Manning River taking second prize. Several judges erred, noting the bullock weighed much heavier than expected.
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Glebe Island
Alexander Bigrar
Durley Strest
Dulwich
Hrimatone
Tarre
Manning River
Sydney
Accident at Prospect Leaves Man with Injuries
William Woods aged 45 of Woodstreet Amneliis fell from a horse at Prospect this morning and was admitted to Parramatta Hospital with a dislocation of the left ankle and a broken leg.
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William Woods
Woodstreet
Amneliis
Prospect
Parramatta Hospital
Lex
English Mail Arrives Fremantle with Sydney Segment Pending
The English mail aboard the P and O RM5 Victoria arrived at Fremantle this morning. The Sydney portion is expected to be ready for delivery on Monday or Tuesday. Also advertised is a patent medicine and assorted household items.
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O. R.M
Victoria
London
Fremantle
Sydney
Selection at Carcoar markets large land blocks open May
In Carcoar a Beaufort parish selection opens May 14 for five blocks totaling 270 21 530 1 1 855 acres with upset prices from £2 25d to £1 45 6d per acre. Land available May 14 to 20 and applications decided May 26 by the local land board. Claude Lyer charged with assaulting Frank Nell Spith. Lyer fined £2 and costs.
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Carcoar
Beaufort
Local Land Board
Claude Lyer
Bathurst
Frank Nell Spith
Lyer
Smith
Syer
Dr Shel don's Magnetic Liniment praised for rheumatism relief
Mrs. Murray of Liver pool N S W reports trying Dr Sheldon s Magnetic Liniment for rheumatism with very beneficial relief from pain. The notice claims instant relief from rheumatism lame back cuts bruises and burns with repeated use speeding cure. Also mentions Chillie best summer drink energizing invigorating non intoxicating.
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Thos, Murray
Atkinson
Liverpool
N.S.W
Sheldon
Governor General to Inspect Redfern Police Barracks
His Excellency Lord Northcote will inspect the new police barracks on Hourke street Redfern Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock. A parade of men will be held and it is hoped he will address them.
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Lord Northcote
Hourke-street
Redfern
Clearing Sydney Cove jetty project aims to curb collisions
The Fort Mecquarie jetty is due for completion within a week or two, after which launches at Clienlar Quay will cease. With Orient Wharf alterations and the launch ban, the Harbor Trust believes collision risk in Sydney Cove will be significantly reduced.
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Fort Mecquarie
Clienlar Quay
Orient Wharf
Truat
Sydney
Resignation Talk Amid Queensland Politics After Tea Incident
Mr H Sinclair M P Queensland suggests Mr Dwakin may resign once the tea affair is settled while Sir William Lyne seeks to continue the Government. Railway guard William Pickering is fatally injured after being run over at Echuca Station Victoria. Hospital report notes highly modern operating departments and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital meeting discusses railway carriage issues in Melbourne.
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H. Sinclair
M.P
Queensland
Dwakin
William Lyne
William Pickering
Eohuca
Victoria
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Franco-British Exhibition to Open in May Details Hinted
News from Sydney reports royal attendance likely as King and President Faillieres plan to open the Franco-British Exhibition on May 26. Broken Hill meetings press government road, tramway, and railway works to aid jobless. Melbourne notes a man dies after ingesting liniment while another man is hospitalized. NSW Wine Association council warns against hostile stance of Mr Wayle and urges opposition to indifferent candidates.
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Faillieres
France
Council
The
New South Wales Wine Association
Broken Hill
Menindle
Government House
Sydney
Umberumberka Weir
N.5.w. Wine Association
Wayle
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Melbourne
N.5
Tasmanian
Sussex Street
Edirink
OP Fariert
Sydney Roller
Manitoba
Busiani Offai
Pollard
Ihunter
Sydery
Cape
Aenende
Tm Sa
Nelver
New Broom
Hartcot
India
Gevion
N.e.w
N. River
Ir Tt
Shine
Newjaid
Duck
la Bocure
Adelaide Banes Fering
Bacon— Factory
Mitches
Byrds
Poket
Poviltrt
Irons
Hewkesbury
Lv & A
Turkers
Mindiam
Passion Fruit
Emall
Ss & Denen
Barcelona
Tro
Pomestapates
Waltham Cross
Adelaide
S.W
S. W
Rananan
Fiji
Ein Carr
Lane Cove Town Hall
Wednesdat
Mies Ada Mide
Robert Grant
Mise Gertrude Palmer
Bercy French
W. Herbert
Cyril Monk
Victoria-street
Cresnwich
Ken Henderson
Maggie Asorn
Aris
Tee Roar
Metropelitas Business College
Pinta
Maine
Jeep Mrant
Incandescent Coy
Sydney Arcade
Sule
Peatry Prince
Newiles
Fisher and Co.'s
Mighty
ALOK
Fisher's Pharmacy
Gcborgh Street
LI Hotels
Grover
Bole Wholesale
Prescott, Limited
Sussex Streat
Wexford
DR. Armstrong
Wexford-street
Goulburn-street
Drr. Armstrong
Milson
Chinaman
DR. Morse
V. E. Morrish
Riley-street
Surry Hills
Ve.morrish
Zid Riley
Sarry Hilla
E. Morrish
Dr Moorses
English Mail
Castlereagh-st
Victoria Park” Racecourse
Sydney Cove
Agante
Harrison and Attiood
Seft
Blyth
James Turpeny
A.B.C. Pitt
ACLU
Lycos Shes
Frannels
W. J. Jacon
FSG
Stanthorte
Euroscope Institute
Pitt St
W.S.W
Lndica
Worman
Australasia
Market Strest
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