Appointment notices and court actions crowd Sydney brief
Sir John Lee named a savings bank trustee. Police seek to resolve canaries dispute at Darlinghurst Station. Public schools planned for Biggs Didley Mulgandry Numeralla Spencer replacing provisional schools. Ireland registration act dated August 2 1880. Train schedule changes on Ashfield Burwood line. Miss M E Ferguson named female sanitary inspector. Shearing under Machine Shearers' Union at Colga Station. Visitors are moved to State Government House Rose Bay. John Menamin injured by a windblown tree near Warkworth. Murray cod sale weight limit raised. Alexander Gardner convicted for maliciously wounding a horse in Sydney. Royal Commission on River Murray to visit for pollution inquiry. First aid certificate recipients listed. Ministers registered for marriages. Inquest on Reginald Hansard death concludes with chloral hydrate overdose verdict. Juan Pao lie sentenced for housebreaking implements possession. Robbery case involving Josephine Costello. Cohen's Hotel breach of Licensing Act fined. Henry Hallam ordered to jail over debt and deception. Melbourne court orders actor付款 unless funds paid. Early Closing Act clarifications for shop open days. Old Age Pension Board meeting at Albury denies certificate renewal. Correspondence congratulates Sir John Lee on title honor. Local Sydney Labour Council nominations and appointments announced. Old-age pension and medical appointments updated for Tenterfield and Brewarrina. Trial Bay prison chaplaincy and licensing posts named. Advertisements note Coronation sale prices and menswear.
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John Lee
The
Savings Bank of New South Wales
Darlinghurst
Canaries
Biggs
Didley Mulgandry
Numeralla
Spencer
Ireland
Trais
Ashfield
Burwood
M. E. Ferguson
Municipal Council of
Sydney
Colga
Coonamble
Machine Shearers’ Union
Harry
Harry and Lady Raweon
Rose Bay
Macquarie-streed
John Menamin
Warkworth
Singleton
Alexander Gardner
Elliott Brothers, Limited
T. H. Grifith
M.L.A
Royal Commission
Murray
Newtown
Australian Ambulance
E. Parkins
O'Chantler
Bathurst
Peak Hill
R. Y. Austin
Congregational Church
Marsden-street
Parramatta
Reginald Hansard
Waverley Park
Birrell Street
Waverley
Cooper Estates
New South Wales
Derlinghurst
Juan Paulie
Wags
William Smithers
Henry Mather
Josephine Costello
Mather
Smithers
Hyman Cohen
Cohen's
Pitt and
Liverpool Streets
Central Summons Court
Maggie Knight
Melbourne District Court
Henry Hallam
Princess’ Theatre
Blanche Gale
Plaintif
Defendant
Department of Labour and Industry
Old Age Pension Board
Albury
Greater Sydney is not the fix for municipal reform
A. Towne-Hall argues against federation and unification schemes, saying Sydney’s 46 municipalities should retain local control. He warns reform talk distracts from urgent local powers, notes costly administration, and urges practical amendments to allow councils to raise revenue, fund streets, and improve building rules.
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Sydney
Ita
Glasgow
Greater Sydney
City of
Hurstville
Conerbury
Bexley
Marrickville
Erskineville
Enfield
Camperdown
Balmain
Einch
Botany
Waverley
Woollahra
Leichhardt
Annandale
I. R. Cohen
London
Shaw
Health Department
Counci
State Assembly
Leas
Cohen
Rabbit Pest Amusing Letter From Australia Shows Plans
A missive to the New South Wales Pastoralists Union presents a hoaxlike scheme to destroy rabbits. Elise Aeschlimann of Couvet asserts a plan requiring large annual rents and offers payments upon success, requesting permission to reply in German or French and offering income from the supposed invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Comite
Walt
Pele
Germain
French
Monsieur Ernest Michey
Doret
Aeschlimann, P.S
Useless fellow jailed for repeated petty thefts at Newtown Court
James Smith and Ebert Smith stood before Mr. Wilshire at Newtown Police Court accused of stealing small sums from Petersham and Freeman shops on July 28. Both pleaded guilty and received three sentences of six months, two concurrent and one cumulative, as the magistrate denounced them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Ebert Smith
Wilshire
Newtown
William Henry Oliver Petersham
Thomas Freeman
James Browther
Leichhardt
Acused
Magistate
Drummoyne Loan Debate Critics Ratepayers Protest
A Drummoyne Council meeting reveals discussion of a 14000 loan at 4 1 2 percent and the rejected Hobbs offer. Alderman Byrne condemns street repairs, tree planting, and guards as ratepayer representatives demand action amid alleged maladministration. Henry B Fisher J P of Roseby Street signs a July 30 protest letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Drummoyne
Alderman Bull
Hobbs
Byrne
Henry B. Fisher
J.P. Roseby
Albion Park Recommendation Promotes Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A letter from Albion Park Herald office recounts a two year influenza ordeal and says after one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the user improved markedly. It credits Des Moines Chamberlain Medicine Co and Taylor Bros for the product and mentions a purchase of three bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Albion Park
N.E.W
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
U.S.A
Chamberlain
Iris at Theatre Royal and Broadway style billings
The Theatre Royal hosts the Brough Comedy Company with Pins Iris for the first Australian staging, Iris Bellamy played by Mrs Brough and Frederick Mac ane. Lyceum presents With Flying Colours by Hicks and Latham. Tivoli adds Miss Florrie Gallimore. Thornton season ends at Palace with A Little Ray of Sunshine. Sheridan reappears at Criterion in The Lady Slavey. San Toy to open at Palace. Bellows at Town Hall M. Jean Gerardy cello farewell tonight. Morley piano farewell recitals Aug 6 20 31. Gettysburg Cyclorama draws crowds. Fern dale hosts Cinderella dance for Excelsior stall. Sydney concert previews and organ recital led by J Edward Sykes. Miss Sara Hazelune makes metropolitan debut. Art Union tickets usable for sports or concert.
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Lyceum Theatre
Cinquevalli
Thornton
Palace Theatre
Lady Rawson
Government House
John F. Sheridan
Criterion Theatre
America
Centenary Hall
York Street
J. E. Sykes
Phillip Newbury
Morley
Paling’s
Ferndale
Oxford Street
Woollahra
Town Hall
J. Edward Sykes
Henry Weir
Rodda Perry
N. J. Gehde
Sid Shipway
Meistersingera
John Lemmone
Sara Hazel- Une
Mudgee
Friendly Societies’ Art Union
Life saving apparatus for mines proposed after disaster
A civil engineer praised the Pleuss diving jacket as ideal for rescue teams entering mines with afterdamp or toxic gases. He noted its light weight and independent oxygen supply with an absorbent on the chest, allowing continued movement for hours in foul air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Kembla
Friendly Societies Demonstration Set for Monday at Agricultural Ground
Friendly Societies Day features cycling and running races at the Agricultural Ground. A football match between Glebe and a combined First Grade team will showcase top New South Wales players for valuable trophies. A Town Hall concert concludes the program with a first-class, artist-filled bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glebe
New South Wales
Town Hall
Art Union
Royal Arthur and H M A Mildura Reach Norfolk Island
The flagship Royal Arthur and HMS Mildura arrived at Norfolk Island from Brisbane after a calm voyage. Admiral Beaumont landed at 11 o clock and will visit the mission and cable stations before departing. The squadron plans a patrol toward Lord Howe Island on the return leg.
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Royal Arthur
H.M
Mildura
Norfolk Island
Brisbane
Admiral Beaumont
Lord Howe Island
H.M.S. Karrakatta
H.M.S. Wallaroo
Jervis Bay
H.M.S. Sparrow
Quiraing
New Zealand
Meurth
Noumea
New Hebrides
H.M.5
Phoebe
Vila
Remarkable Oxford Street Tailoring Show Window Display
Attention has drawn to W. Lowe and Company's premises on Oxford Street where a fake proprietor sits inside a fitted display window. Shoppers enter to try forty coats while prices are flashed to a crowd, making it a striking and peculiar window show in Sydney.
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W. Lowe and Company
Oxford Street
Sydney
Record of Historic Mining Disasters in Various Regions
The article catalogs numerous mining disasters across the world and in Australia and Britain, noting fatalities at Bulll 1887 Greta Colliery 1900 and Stockton New Castle pit 1596. It lists 1901 Chief Inspector reports 218 accidents with 15 fatalities and outlines major incidents from 1858 to 1896 with places such as Bardsley Tyldesley Burradon Risea Mine Lale Coal Mine and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulll
Greta
Stockton
Newcastle
Australia
A.A. Company
Glebe
Lithgow Valley
J. Doig
Metropolitan
Helensburgh
Dudley
Burwood
Bardsley
Tyldesley
Leeds
Burradon
Killingworth
Risea
Newport
Lale
France
Edmund's Main
Barnaley
Oaks
Hoyle-mill
Talke-of the-Hill
Staffordshire
Ferndale
Rhondda Valley
Glamorganshire
Arley
Hindley Green
Wigan
Haydock Fit
St. Helen's
Moss Pits
Wican
Drummond Colliery
Nova Scotia
Astley Pit
Duckenfield
Manchester
Swarthe Main
Baraney
Mons
Belgium
High Blantyre
Glasgow
Wood Pits
Florida
Haydock
Ebby Vale
Abercarne
Monmouthshire
Risca
Mon
Seaham
Sunderland
Durham
Pen-y-graig
Wales
Cockerill
Moorfields
Accrington
Lancashire
Camphausen
Sarbruck
Clifton Hall
Pendlebury
Mardy
Pontyy-Pridd
Penicuik
Midlothian
Mossfield Colery
Adderley Green
Longton
N. Staffordshire
Nether
Llanerch
Aberaychan
Morfa
Tarbach
Pellasier
St. Etienne
St. Exienne
Anderlues
Park Slip
Tondu
Aberkenfig-cemn
Combs
Thornhill
Dewsbury
Dortmund
Germany
Darwin
Silesia
Albion
Ponty-ypridd
Audley
Micklefield
Resignation of Hurstville Council Clerk Wearne Ends Seven-Year Service
At the last meeting Council Clerk Mr Thos Wearne offered his resignation after seven years with Hurstville Council. He cited recent marriage and starting his own business as reasons. Ex-Mayors and the current Mayor voiced regret, praising his tact and knowledge of the Municipalities Act and council affairs.
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Hurstville
Thos. Wearne
John Thompson
Fred. G. Thompson
E. F. Fripp
Patrick
Wearne
Patent applications filed at Patcou Wikes Sydney week ended July 2
A list of patent and provisional protection filings from Sydney shows inventors and assignees across Australia, Britain, the U.S., and New Zealand. Notable names include Richard Sparrow of Perth with distillation and air condenser devices, United Shoe Machinery Company filings in Boston and Dunton, and various improvements in milking, printing inks, weaving, welding, and cigarette machinery. Several entries reference Melbourne, London, and Canterbury locations with diverse technical aims.
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Patcou Wikes
Sydney
Richard Sparrow
Perth
W.A
Alfred George Wass
Peckham-road
London
England
Wiliam Henry Lawrence
Melville-street
Pollokablelds
Hubert Kennedy
Pollokshaw’s Road
Glasgow
Scotland
John Cowan
St. Andrew's Square
Edinburgh
Norris Duval
John Harry Wylide-Brown
Bydney
Mason Bradfield
South Hope-street
Los Angeles
Johnston-Street
Newburgh
Orange
New York
U.S
American
Tussignees
Paul August Knappe
Henry FR. Worth
Liberty-street
City
County
State of New York
U.S.A
Wiliam Clinton Brown
American Tobacco Company
Fifth Avenue
Srul David Scholomowitsch Rakowitaky
Amerian Tobacco Company
Why
John Myers
Pipe Grove
Mumurkah
Victoria
Charles
Moore-street
Ot. Kilda
George Andrew
Barkly-street
Carlton
Catherine-street
Archibald Park Allan
Brunswicke Street
Fitsroy
William Henry James
Avon Plains
St. Arnaud
James Henry Finlay Stewart
Cobram
Alfred Bertie Paddison
Maria Loulas Hum
Massachusetts
Ass of Boston
Charan Henry Bayley
United Shoe Machinery Com
Lincoln Street
Boston
Edwin Theophilus Freeman
United Shoe Machinery
Lincoln- Boston
Suffolk
Jacob Rupert Scott
Edwin Rand Faulkner
Pine-street
Wiliam Gardner Gardner
William-street
Melbourne
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney and Liver Health
An old advertisement touts WARNER'S SAFE CURE as a universal remedy for kidney related diseases including sciatica and anemia. It claims to attack the disease at its source, improve kidney and liver function, and cure a range of ailments. The text also hawks a "Lethe" wire mattress as a lasting comfort product for shopkeepers.
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Warner
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Edgar Chambers
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J. Underwood
M. BR. Aaron
G. A. Jones
W. Thompson
Tenterfield
W. F. Everett
William Sproule
Univ. Edin
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Wyalong
Willis
Credie
Univ. Sydney
Ch. M
Jim M‘kenasey
Coronation
Wilson's
Devonshire-street
Tattersall
Adelaide G. Natt
Serpepenten
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A. Towne-Hall
Drummoyne Loan
A.Y.Z
Taylor Bros
Pure Jam
Theatre Royal
Brough
Friendly Societies
Naval News
Sander
Feoep
Woods
Sandeman
Ern P. Staniah
Wild ‘Flowers Fine Art Productions
American Tobacco Co
N.5
Manulecvere
G. Hudson
Bank Foliday
Sir John Lamy
Clebe District
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