Missing Friends Inquiries From Lloyds List London June
Inquiries call for full addresses and dates tied to past notices in Lloyd’s Weekly News. Names include Myde Arthur red beard from Shannon North Taland Na, Durrell Erneat of Wyesabos Essex who went to Australia 30 years ago, John axis Blam London relative, Mary Ans Martin believed in Australia, Wleet Slaney left Beginal for Dwoedin New Zealand about 22 years ago, Hagemeyer Henry former Reerd of ix Zoull Ansiraljy in 484, Bernard tolen Henry J. tefhbandon for Sydney at the Derwent, Fred Oaks Libbis Willem from Glarmouth left for Australia 1834-60 seen Melbourne, Laure Stevenson Arthur James asked, Stevenson Arthur James sailed to Bris Bane 1887, and others touring Australia under the name B Horas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liopte
New
London
Lloyd'a
Newn
Myde
Arthur
Red Beard
Mt Shannon
North Taland
Durrell
Erneat
Fort Wyesabos
Essex
Australia
John Axis
Blam
William
Mary Ans Martin
Makes
Wleet
Slaney
Beginal
Dwoedin
New Zealand
Grother Joba
Arthur James
B, Horas
Wrocker Ask
Clerk James Ritchie Dies After Sudden Illness
James Ritchie a clerk at 18 Jamioo street died after illness described as sudden by the Coroner. He had been unwell for some time and was found dead in bed on Sunday afternoon. Irene Morin, landlady’s daughter, checked the room and found him unresponsive. authorities took the body to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ritchie
Jamioo-street
Irene Morin
Fmother
Hitchie Dest
Bady
Robbery at Petersham and Derling Harbour Cabin Theft
In Petersham on Jock la Mutantey road the residence of George White was broken into during Saturday night while inmates were absent. Jewellery worth £5 stolen after entry by a duplicate key. Nearby a second incident aboard the liner Centralia saw £200 stolen from a cabin while Berth at Parker’s Wharf Derling Harbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Jock la Mutantey Road
Peterabam
George Evans
Wentralia
Huddust
Parker's Wharf
Derling Harbor
Bik Return
Stand-off Signals in Severe Weather Across Regions
Reports from Sidney Wollongong and Kiama describe worsening conditions with heavy rain and dense fog. Seas are rough and winds strong as crews monitor a stand-off situation amid deteriorating maritime weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eports
Sidney
Murmimg
Wollongong
Kiame
Chanesha Sails for Manila Ching Japan from West Circular Quay
The Caing Navigation Company's steamer Chanesha will depart West Circular Quay for Manila Ching and Japan via Quenosincd porte and Thursday Island. Passengers include Strs Guild and Burton and Miss H Delevale and J Sanders. Cargo lists 600 elopers 110 tons pipes 32 harsee 700 car rasra lamb 93 cases frocen nah 27 tons veal 5 tama pork and other items.
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Caing Navigation Company
Chanesha
West Circular Quay
Manila
Ching
Japan
Porte
Thursday Island
Ofr
Burton
H- Delevale
J. Sanders
J. Copy
Bydnty
Elopers
Young Bride's Strange Death Inquest Reported
An inquest into the death of Phyllis Hudson, a young bride of Crown Street in Surry Hills, opened after she fell ill aboard the steamer Henry for Sydney and died in Redfern. Coroner Dr. Langson and Dr. Tidwell examined remains and vessels, listing spirochronic particles and attributing death to heat-induced complications with the inquiry adjourned for further tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheiiliow Hudson
Tairly
Bey Fuabwid
Crown-vitee
Surry
Sydney
Hir
Crowsainet
Butry Mills
Wrrival
Ble Aister
Murh
Pollapre
Lankson
Redfern
Tee Panoer
Nation
Tidswell
Tidamelle
Hydraulic Companies Reports Annual Balance Sheets
Reports from the Sydney and Suburban Hydraulic Power Company and the Sydney Hydraulic and General Engineering Company, due August 7, show credits and proposed distributions. The Engineering Company notes an interim dividend payment and a credit balance to be disbursed, with details on renewals, plant, and improvements and a carried forward balance.
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Sydney and Suburban Hydraulic Power Company
Sydney Hydraulic and General Engineering Company
Waterton
ESA
Uniformed block boys debut in civic dress
The 200 uniformed council workers appeared in the morning, marking a first display of coordinated attire. Some officials argued the attire was too bold and a contract was signed for form making, with a tamper noted in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydser
Mutual Loan Distribution Report At City Held Saturday
The Ohieh GietvBation of the Mules Loan Lamited distributed funds Saturday in a civic gathering. One thousand one hundred ninety five subscribers joined in, with share warrants bearing numbers including 6083 3112 11 IMS 17 16 1104 and others. The event marked a the heaviest rate of activity in New Seals Wale during the 49 hours leading to closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Seals
Military Appointments and Promotions In New South Wales
Governor-General approves changes in NSW military forces with numerous promotions temporary ranks and new appointments across Australian Light Horse regiments infantry and artillery. Officers named include MQuade M Quads Ritchie Beatt Rogatky Speira Chapman Lestin Tait Morley Borrey and many others with provisional ranks and transfers noted. Public school detachments assigned to battalions as part of reform.
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Wis
Stc
F.C. M'Quads
2Nd
Australian Infantry Regiment
New South Wales
Australian Light Horse Regimpant
New South Wales Lancers
Robert Clyde Ritchie
Houtenant
Australian Light Horse Regiment
Augustus Wright Beatt
David Michail Rogaltky
Jobe Burnett Bextor
Australian Light Hares Regiment
Bunter River
South Australian Light Horse Regiment
New South Walee Northern Rivers Lancers
Ralph Milton Wary
Austtralian Field
Albert Chenery
New South Wales Scottish Wife Regiment
Gordon Lestin Tait
Michael Moran
Capiali
Fmt
Australiia Infeniry Regiment
Bale
Aloa
Qearjermener Afd
Lisotenant
J. Plercy
Ee Quartermaster Aid Has
Ath
Hweeter River Lancers
A. Hy Cleeve
Omicnrs
Te Weutenans
Cais
Kreserve
Omicire
C. x. Webb
3. George’s English Hire
Polyutenant
C. Cuningham
W. Laurack
R. Machariyia
W. Clarke
Colonial Ausiliary Forces
Coloniel WC. Markwell
Anstallen Light Horse Regiment
Hunter River
Australian’ Light Horse Regiment
Dangers
Lietenant J. Kennedy
Northern Rivero
T. KR. Morran
Australian Garrison Artillery
Sersein W. Cunningham
4Th
Australies Infantry Regiment
Raymounl Terrace
Mite Club
Tandedawne Ride Club
Torkehirs Society
Sidney
Fenier Cader
James Les Pulling
Leutenant
Bep
Leslie Prank Barry-Colter
Ernest Alexander Walker
John James Campbell Lamisk
Harold Haymond Cowdery
Warren Wyllie Pale
Cades
Ceorrie Brurat Bivens
Lew Tenaot
John Bed
HS B Clark
L. D. Sheppard
Hall
NO. P. Cooke
H. P., Keatelage
A. Graham
B.C. Henderson
Cadlais
E. Leer
A. W. Flix
Gerald
B. A. Watson
H.W. Mo Yabsley
J. Machin
A. G. Morgan
W. J Cunningham
Doyle
BX. Byrne
B. ES. Bridge
J. H. Martin
N- Peek Cuiuty
W. 3
Cunninghass
Lieuanant
A. G. Hetchull
Canened
Abermain
Wentworth
Dulwich Ell
Superior
Bethnd
Marrickville
Dallalley
Superior Public Schools
Braidwood
Bombala
Tenders Accepted for Telegraph Line Repairs at Braidwood Moragé
The tender by The Inadar of Mr Worath of Brai wood was approved to undertake repairs on the telegraph line between Braidwood and Moragé. Works include supply and erection of wooden poles, wiring, retopping, and clearing undergrowth along about one mile of line, with costs per mile and per pole detailed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worath
Braiwood
Braidwood
Moragé
Pulled the Policeman's Leg in Court Incident
William Watts, 96, and two contractors faced Central Police Court after allegedly inciting a man to resist officers during a drunken arrest in George Street. The defendant allegedly tried to pull the constable's leg from under him as the crowd gathered after theatres closed. He was fined £5 or two months imprisonment. Two others were charged with inciting others and remanded until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Watts
Ter Central Police Court
Lillie
George Street
Sear King-strest
Thame
Tofendaat
Chess match report from Newcastle Club clash
Chess item notes a Newcastle Club encounter against Manly with a debated move and follow up, referencing arcane terminology and year hints. The fragment suggests a contest outcome or sequence but lacks clear results or players names.
DANGERS OF THE CLIFFS AT ROATH HEAD
Large crowd expected at Roath Head for arrival of the American Fine. Cliff faces crumble, fences broken, danger posts erected with Danger signs. Police and border guards prepare to manage crowds along the Gap to Mecquaris Lighthouse area for a panoramic view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roath
Vaucluse
Preasol
Thor
Sipoul
Mecquaris
Harter
Nativation Department
Voice of the People on immigration and public works debate
Letters discuss immigration costs versus potential war dangers, Warragamba dam economics, and its regional benefits. Readers recount tram injuries, police funding, and labor tensions, with notes on unionism and civic projects.
Stocks Pictures Display at D Bernards Gallery
Lovere ot art features water color studies by Bromt D Stocks on view at D Bernards 430 Georgy street. Works praised for color harmony and grasp of landscape, with New Zealand and Australia scenes including The Wattall River Otago and Lake Ada West Coast. The Art Union committee supervises the exhibition and sale of works.
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Bromt D
D. Bernards
Solor
New Zealand
Fan
New South ‘Wales
Victoria
Tasmanian
Wattall Tver
Otago
Ada
Newcastle
Tihis Elmaine
Manuka Island
Wanaka
Prat E Perry
Hawkesbury River
Lower Lake
Te Ansa
Baulibern Alps
Brara River
New South Wales
Ari Union
Concerning a Vague European Idea About Australia
A letter received by 22 Maryborough officials from a visitor in England describes a vague European notion about Australia. The missive requests research and return if not found, signed with unfamiliar names and a request for consideration of a “Bossi Gwillam” and an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Maryborough
Victoria
Eogiand
Bossi Gwillam
SLY LIQUOR SELLING CASE AT CENTRAL POLICE COURT
Anain Lyons aged 2, married, was charged at the Central Police Court with selling colonial wine without tomes at premises in Wemyee Flrert. She pleaded guilty. Sergeant O'Dea testified bottles of wine were sold from the house. Her husband was a seafaring man. She had four children and received three months’ imprisonment with hard labor. The case notes mention a separate matter about Dr Sheldoon’s discovery and a Mr Colin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anain Lyons
Gelithers
Central Police Court
Wemyee- Flrert
O'Dea
Football and the Mind in the Game
A London columnist argues football develops character through initiative and intelligence. He contrasts amateur play with American football’s planned methods, urging players to think, experiment, and improve tactics, timing, and teamwork rather than mere physical effort.
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Oov
C. B. Pry
London
Chen
Sura
Honust
Sven
Allalre
Commars
Mawadiya
Indiviana
Acta
Tus
Ottelat
Dietinenste Mérrhant
Han
Ming
Ian
Amybow
Seven Years Weather Cycle Warns of Dry Season for Farmers
Rainfall data from Bathurst district shows average 2h 76m per seven year cycle, with 50 year record of 30 years above average. Projections for the current year are grim as rainfall remains low up to June 30 and autumn and winter prove among the worst in recollection. Local Experimental Farm manager R. W. Peskock notes continued drought and deteriorating soil moisture, depressing farmer prospects. Sheldon’s New Discovery for Whooping Cough mentioned?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
R. W. Pescock
Pecard
Sunday golf row prompts Presbyterian church plea
The Victorian Presbyterian Church moderator addresses metropolitan golf clubs urging them to curb Sunday play on board's Way links. He argues golf prizes tempt neglect of religious instruction and parental guidance, noting gate fees and earnings may erode moral standards among players and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eres
Sir
Eamel Trads
Nzielz
False Alarm Sparks Woolloomooloo Watchman Fire Incident
A watchman’s small stove setup at a Woolloomooloo stable led to a large smoke display Sunday night. Passersby notified police who alerted the fire brigade, but firefighters found no blaze and soon returned. The crowd’s excitement persisted as investigators assessed the scene amid the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollsomeolloa
Wight
Ie Watrhulan
Royal Agricultural Society Seeks Show Preparations and Awards
Officers reported progress on the upcoming Royal Show with plans for exhibits prize classes and renovations. Awards committees discussed wheat and beet collections and eligibility rules while the pavilion use was allocated to a kennel club event and works funding sought to ease financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Cornel
Kinga Aged Cultural Society
Offivers
Alen
J. Praeymaus
Waa
New Rowih Wales
Bhanen
Harold Cadell
Coronel Onslow
F. Ireland
H. Harria
W Misevidge
Calon Onsow
Arsenal
Morton
Tiwan
Northcote
Marl Dudley
Australia
Melbguran
Adelaide
Burwood Court Convicts Man on Multiple Charges
At Burwood Court Thomas Carr pleaded guilty to two counts involving indecent language related to Burwood Railway Buntios. He was fined £5 and imprisoned for six months. The court ordered additional duties totaling £40 and extended detention for another period.
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Burwood Court
Thomas Carr
Indore
Lee Gage
Burwood
Smith
Asea
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Steck
Hom
Asaiciadon
Jobs Dunn
J.C Warner
Labor Party
Lis
Cowantly
Kitty
Bowiliur Association
Ir, E. D. Stocks’ Pictures
Sheldoons
Gomghe
Colin
Sheldon
Woolloomooloa
Royal Agricultural Society
Davidson's
Down Town
Oxford Street
Davidson & Co
Uafoudsik
Aedee
Spencer Nolan
Nel Aowy
Pring
Aecey
Walea
EMLCO
Gap
Olstry Onders Packel
Bagurdars
A. Halt and Company
Gasat George
Om. A. Mondera and
Pons
Bricksteld Hill
Euve
Literpanishrer
Angus & Coote
Wardratern
Seeehirs Coitielany
Georges
Oppeelie
GV Mare
Mick Simmons
Cork
Yerba U.K
Mustad
Bartlerte
Haymarket
Howley Sewing Machine Warehouse
Mark Foy’s Fair
Delaine
Taffets
Valle
Sergi
Altison
Sears
Aadieh
Laies
Torerjor Wolk
Anitabie
Fos Suton
Pawe
Optecam Sole
Brats Nd Belle
Ery Omer
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