The Murders of Blacks and Special Constables
In a report to the Central Secretary published in Monday's Mayoral News, police say a special constable unit will search for the murderer. Volunteers will be supplied with rations and maintenance, with no pay or rewards. Residents are warned criminals remain at large and may strike again. Feabery notes many locals have offered service without compensation as authorities pursue leads. The bloody allowances have been returned to Sydney due to travel constraints and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savedar
Feabery
Horace
Arme
False report stirs Quambone anxious near Merri Creek
A disjointed account from Quambone alleges armed civilians and police near a blacks camp at Merri Creek. Reports claim governors may be involved, with constables patrolling, and residents kept on edge as traveling groups move along the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quambone
Merri Merri Creek
Iowa
Bia Ameckér
Ganson
Raye Jase
Dan Suwkore
Pursuit of Murderes Reported Amid Rural Turmoil
Report from Cooglah states a home break in yielded a Winchester rifle, cartridges, and boots stolen. Police pursue Bree- Jong fugitives as Mudgee reports bloodhounds tracking near Sydney with leads fading. Townsfolk evacuate, farms idle, women and children kept safe at home. Local authorities warn of armed fugitives and ongoing manhunt while residents cling to rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coglah
Dax
Hilu
Mudgee
Afr
Sandeman
Tor Sydney
Drake
Wola
Yambie
Jimny
Weybein
Bodungura
Breanna
Jimmy Aeovernor
Maine
Terrible Drowning Accident Leaves Eighteen Dead
An NZ Cable tro Gur Correspondent reports a tragic drowning as eighteen children die while crossing the Moly River two miles from a coastal settlement. The canoe ferrying them capsized. bodies were recovered by Monday. Local residents search the waters at Wateaca Beach day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Cable
Aderlanl
Tunsday
Ceoululie
Moly
Dpotik
Returned Invalids At Victoria Veterany Visit
The Returned Invalids visited the Victoria Veterinary hospital to check on soldiers who landed at Aberdeen. Each man underwent a thorough overhaul and some were recommended for interim aid. A reception greeted Hrivere Sumo Preuks, a member of the Army Medical Corps, upon arrival at Klama with many locals at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Bérrache
Aberdeen
Army Medical Corps
Yelkled Karem
South Africa
Klama
Visi
Allway
The Executive Meeting Misspelled and Confusing Report
A garbled report describes a weekly executive meeting held yesterday. The governor attended and a cabinet discussion followed with unclear notes on business and transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornel
Teld Yewentay
Accident to the Victorian Premier
A fragment reports an accident involving the Victorian Premier Mr M’Lexn near his office in the Treasury buildings. A broken fast portion caused an ornament to strike his toe, injuring him severely and requiring Dr. Syme’s attendance for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Lexn
Lapeer
Syme
Shipping Arrivals and Passenger Movements Noted
A rough shipping list records arrivals and departures with names like Acree Otway and Crve aal Laven. The fragmented OCR notes ship lines, ports in Far auresalan and South Goaat porte GEN, and mentions decks, steamers, and scheduled timings without clear dates or destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acree Otway Fe
Curaln Blaanp
Thom Eten
South Goaat
Companyabewah
Baretonirgi
Far Auresalan
Pons Spey In
Tor Mornes
Death by own action reported on Salamis voyage
A magisterial inquiry into the death of Thomas Willoughby, aboard the Salamis, found he died by his own hand. The body was discovered locked in a cabin with a discharged revolver beside him. Witnesses noted his recent worries over contingent departures and his temperate habits. The coroner recorded death by own action.
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Thomas Willoughby
Transpore
Taylor
Alexander Donglas
Maaiar
Slesmahip
Woolloomooloa Gay
Londo
Alde
Jefus
London
China
Willouseby
Oliver
Willoughby
Ikewar
Widouehoy
Harry Paulenes
Pagtryman
Abe Salamis
Obiat Eleward's
Contingente
Bail Deter
Tyers
North
Sidusy
Nolling
Mission voyage ends as Southern Cross departs
The Southern Cross, carrying Melanesian Mission party from Norfolk to Melbourne, reached Ne l Bay then Newcastle aboard the Gosford. Bishop Wilkon led the voyage with Lie Reva Caliwick Adams and twenty native boys, aiming to commence work in the Shortland Group next year. The vessel expects to reach Sydney by Thursday with cargo for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson's Bay
Souther Cross
Norfolk
Xelaie Bay
Isco
Lie Reva
Caliwick
Adams
al ° Dous
Gosford Veeyerday
Wilkon
Shortland
Southern Cross
Sydney
Frost degrees reported across the country on Monday
The report lists many towns with recorded frost levels from one to twelve degrees. Notable values include Forbes two Wass 4 Moruya 7 Mudgee 11 and Tamworth 4 while Colacourtabel 3 and Coonambie percent appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artimabe
Bathure
Blngura
Woduig
Sombaly
Bower
Carcoar
Cassilia
Coluroudabel
Couma
Coumabarabran
Coonambie
Dubboy
Buop
Forbes
Goulbure
Guuvedah
Ipverel
Klundra
Marsdene
Yoluog
Morangwell
Moruya Ileada
Moss Vala
Mudgee
Muugiedl
Murrumburrah
Ximikybells
Oringe
Piewn
Filliga
Guaonbeyau
Rocktey & Tamworth
Twitterfield
Urata
Wags
Waleba
Worlans
Young
ME Whagg e Forecast for two days
For two days the forecast calls for fine weather with cloud and showers mainly in southern districts, frosty in New England parts and variable winds along the coast. Across Australia expect unsettled conditions and cold, with strong winds near the southern and western coasts. Queensland to New South Wales forecast warm to cool with frost and showers in southern and eastern districts. Artic conditions noted in Armidale and Hobangora with frost, while towns like Maitland and Wingham report bright days and cold nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Sydney
Australia
Wondbern Parte
Ersater
Jnland
Stouay
Victoria
Armidale
Turcdey
Montauigh
Bombala
Brigty
Hodangora
Wingham
West Maitland
Bart Tran
Bankruptcy notice for regional residents and officials
In bankruptcy records voluntary sequestrations list Baily Ivey of Broken Hill formerly Water, and W. bh. Paicer associated with Destecess. Also mentions Thomas Hobbs of West Tamworth and laborer My P. Glbtin with official duties, indicating active bankruptcy proceedings and sequestration actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily Ivey
Broken Hill
Destecess
Disobedient Seamen Face Hard Labor Sentence
At the Water Court yesterday two seamen named George Vous and Willem Milenmey were charged with wilful disobedience to orders aboard the steamer Salamis bound for the Australian Contingent to China. They had been demoted from quartermasters to able seamen after a duty lapse and later refused to perform corisive work when ordered. Both were sentenced to fourteen days hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vous
Willem Milenmey
Salamis
China
Vennes
Breach of Confidence Sparks House Privacy Tempest
MPs stunned by rows of Federal electorates papers published to Lee working papers general. Papers laid on the table amid parliamentary privilege, with pledges not to publish until Wednesday. Rumor swirled as editors received the sheets late yesterday for plan to withhold until two morulae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princinal Nowesepere
Inet
The Share Market Finds Gains in Melbourne Trading
The Melbourne market sees readers explaining strong support from Adelaide and Melbourne as Fiinders Rouge syndicate shares rise at £2F. Reports note improved ore output from North Broken Hill and Mount David with gains in the mining sector, while water and mine delays affect operations. The article cites company forecasts, dredge activity, and rising Sydney and London interest in shares, with prices quoted for multiple blocks and mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Fiinders Rouge Syndicate
Melbourne
Sydner
Adelaide
Briughe
North Broken Hill
Mount David
Mato
Totel
Crosacal
Gnain
Brave
Tabal
No. 2
Witize
Winze
Wes
BaVin
Doolette
HH. Heagh
J. B. Tetley
Landeau
Nive Candideica
Frank Gardiner
Sydney
Loug
Sisners
Giaumlec
Monkland
Macquare
Claresne
Coloabo
Ena
London
Sulen
Ana
Taeman
Girilambone
Woollark
Fiedy Kelly
South Great Eastern
Tookh
Tee Wig; Se Ttalian Guslient, 217 178 60; Wickham Cool
Vew
Sydney Ferries
Ahs
Sydney Hydraulic
Ginlambone
de Sada Log
North
Newewaile
Nsw
Toel
Atvecunte
Newenaile
Armidale Corresvontient
Pilbustar
Aemiitole
Vna
Tusnama
Aralusm
Jos G Vachoe
Hutteriver Steam
Coalat
Tooth's Brewery
Glrliambone
New Eisorado
Bune Light
Soute Glanmire
War in China and arrival of the Chingtu at Port Jackson
The China Xevixation Company steamer Chingtu docked at Port Jackson from Fooehow with passengers Mosers F England A M’Vivar Lang Friemar and Tomlinson. Reports describe turmoil at Hopgiong since Feaver left with troops departing daily for a device while plague rages at ten deaths per day and Boxer leaders allegedly clash with the Orlando and Terrible crews citing ship guns used heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Xevixation Company
Chingtu
Port Jackson
Fooehow
Mosers
Orlando
Terrible
Jeaders
Elli Gil
Reiggers
Australian Horses For Germany Arrive In Melbourne
A German commission arrived in Melbourne to select horses for the German Empire. After inspection, ten animals were accepted for service in artillery, cavalry, and mounted infantry. Horses shipped aboard the Kirklee to Williamstown faced rail delays but all reached readiness for sea voyage. If more horses are needed from Victoria, C Gaescork holds commissioning authority to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Ubewee
Chingeft
Melbourne
Buuddy
Mirkive
Germas
Syitwy
René
Thursay
Cooke
Kirkier
Williamatown
Gerton'e
Sydney
Willamstown
Victoria
C. Gaescork
The Cat Triggers Alarms At Ultimo Powerhouse
At 2:20 am Sunday a burglar alarm sounded at the Ultimo powerhouse. A cat caused the disturbance, and investigators traced the alarm to a feline, with Dissy reportedly involved in starting the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ultimo
Wes Dissy
Missing Man Phillips Draws Local Interest
Tuesday reports strong local interest in Alfred Phillips who disappeared from his Sydney residence last week. The piece mentions a relative chain and a connected figure Murdoch of Youn, with unclear details due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Phillips
Sydney
Murdoob
Youn
Newcastle Colliery Prosecutions Briefly Postponed
Newcastle Tuesday afternoon at the City Follee Court a trio of managers from the Burwend Fellow and Co operative Pol ieries faced alleged breaches of the Coal Mines Regulation Act. The cases were postponed to await the decision in the appeal Himble v. Ross, now before the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Follee Cour
Messrs
Croudace
Alexander Mathieson
Joe. Ball
Burwend
Co-operative Polieries
Himble v. Ross
Izat
Supreme Court
Shearing Troubles and Labor Strikes Reported
In a coastal area report labor organisers and traveling agents push for better pay and conditions. Workers at Mungle Bundie and nearby stations face potential strikes as talks with May Donald and locals unfold. A separate incident notes Jeversiah Melville dying after a debt dispute and a coroner verdict of death from pene wossia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungle Bundie
Jon M'Donald
Mungie Pandie Keanon
Aegawheers
Collymonglé
Australian tribute trials and selection of Orava horse
Matters advance on the Australian tribute to Major-General Bugen Yowell for Mafeking defense. Reports say Orava is the only horse deemed suitable for a ceremonial display, with procurement procedures and veterinary checks revealing complex efforts by local committees and Sydney Hunt Club to ensure a proper horse from Australia for presentation at a charmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugen
Yowell
Ien- Quiriea
Victoria Barracks
Eustable
Davie
Alores
Austenia
Sydney Hunt Cluter
Serra Sudilers
Aler
Sword of Honor
Wile Kineon
Lenton
Ami
Mb. Kolleiairom
Owe Hb Plavelle Brothers
Broken Hill Town Clerk suspension raised at council
Tuesday council debated finances with overspending cited as town revenue fell short. The mayor moved to suspend the town clerk and to appoint E B Paton as acting town clerk, while most aldermen were absent when the vote occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Mill
Broken Hill
E B. Paton
Mr. Paton
Sreyur
Melbourne inquest reports two deaths in one day
At Favalities Melbourne a body was found in the Yarra River. Mrs K Till 1 yews old resided with her brother at South Yarra. Husband in England. She left Pontrad June 27 for a walk in the Botanical Gardens and was not seen again. Jury found her drowned. Later Violet Bawards died suddenly while undergoing dental surgery at UniVille. Death attributed to chloroform. no one held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
K. Till
South Yarra
Yarra
England
Bagiaut
Lis
Pontrad
Bocanteal Gardens
Violet Bawards
London Wool Sales Open With Uncertain Prices
The opening catalogues show 500 crossbreeds among limited belts offered amid strong buyer presence. Prices slipped for merinoes and crossbreds, with 10 percent declines noted on merinos and 3 percent on crossbreds, as buyers faced high stock levels and unsettled market conditions amid global tensions. The Wool Importers Committee postponed the next sales until October while aiming to curb volume to 12,000 bales daily, hoping to stabilize demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian
New South Wales
South Wales
South Australia
New Zealand
Austenjusian Lp
Queensland
Fairland Islands
Punta Arenas
Meriaa
Tolion
Ene
Ani Ayreves
Staal Eules
Rile Co Fur
London
South Africa
China
Marinees
Wiso
Catiaed
Wheat and produce quotes from byday market fair
A garbled market report lists wholesale prices for wheat and vegetables, including crops from Victoria and New South Wales. It references various grains, potatoes, oats, barley, and beef, with multiple prices and vendors, and mentions horse racing results and betting figures alongside the agricultural listings.
Fruit Prices Inflate Amid Temperature Sensitivities
The report lists erratic fruit costs as lemons surge with cold effects and warm weather drives fluctuations. Strawberries arrive from Queenland while Tasmanian apples and other tropicals show varied pricing across the market. Bananas and oranges command notable per-unit prices as buyers watch for seasonal shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenaland
Marty
Mlackalt
Ruse
Orankes
Redfern Forage Sales Open With Mixed Prime Prices
Buyer operation slow in Adelaide lines at Redfern with stable prices except Tucemp Hag sale canceled. Extra prime green lucerne hay in small bales sold 1d to 3d per unit, prime at 20d, and better grades up to 24s 5d. Straw and turnips noted, various consignors listed, sixty three trucks disposed with many lots passing at multiple stations including Queanbeyan Dubbo Perth and Orange among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reufern
Taid Gaten Ray
Stengily
Gaid
Ds i
Tuculpa
Pouifoes
Comsign Res
Manning and Company
Bilis and Company
H. St Sucior and Company
A. Prestoltou
J. W. Gray and Company
G Weil
and Matthews
Varmers’ Co-operative Company
B. Little and Company
Farmers and Ervlers
Asevcimtlot
Shenpsrd, Harvey, and Walker
Fleaton Brothers
R. Hall
Prescott
A-Parlane
Grange
Canirt
Orange Trusty
Warren
Dubbo Tirids
Gar
How
Dubto
Cusack
Ke'so
Darline Harbor
Moroney
Montode'e
Hegley
Glen Funes
Kirk
Kings Yale
J. Faton Cunningar
J. Guilogus
Dunganinrs
BN. McEliom
Hummot
Gia Jane
Pyke Arthors Coo
A. ‘Cumming
Wage
J. Gowan
Harden
Hiesing
Meullel
Pastels & Mahi
J. Gay
Simenti Bnea
Phsswl
Ruardmen
Woodstock
Paseed
Larum
Combo
Pas
de Lrelend
Quierad
C. Landever
Borenore
Busbet
Pollard
Pesca
Oden Hay
Prom Mares
Russell
Queanbeyan
H. Clarke
H. Clarke, ‘Wamboa! (6579), 82 1d; Simpson, Wagga
Powell
Galong
Lucerne
Murray
Moon St
Buller
Reid
Semineha
Lewin
Mlay
Noy
Pratley
Wilcanmia Sessions Court Admits Case Dismissed
In Wilcannia the Crown witness appeared, the case adjourned, and the accused were discharged. Judge Gibson, the mayor, and townspeople attended a procession and reception after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcannia
Feocenpla
Ehlef
Gibsom
Tom
Turf notes from Warwick Farm meet prompt a weight for age inclusion
At Warwick Farm last Saturday trainers pressed Abe Moaedih to include Provristary 10 as a weight for age in the August 28 program. The article notes owners and gainers views, with the event set to run and pace expected on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Farm
Abe MoaeDih
Boxing Contest Ends With Dramatic Early Finish
In Broken Hill on Tuesday Cocker Tesolin from SyGary faced Melbourne’s Willam Williams in a Cresta Theatre bout. Williams led on points through two and a half rounds before surrendering in the third after a blow to the left eye. Referee Jack Duane presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Cocker Tesolin
SyGary
Willimtes
Melbourne
Cresta ‘Theatre
Sitter
Willame
Baying Bean
Amitiel Reing
Williams Yar
Tweedie
Cupertar Clevernese
Jack Duune
Gold Coin On The Trams Sparks Passenger Confusion
A report notes previous calls to address a hoarded issue of gold coins on the trams. Officials insist a shift to new coinage is underway, with conductors required to make tower coin changes and passengers paying with many pennies and half-pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruk
Solicitor Suspended in Melbourne Court Action
Melborne court hears that solicitor Day was suspended pending further order after a case to recover funds failed to prove guilt. Other notes report drowning verdict, plus civic thanks to MP Hurley for highway bridge work and various local incidents and court actions with fines and warrants issued.
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Bloodkoulds
Dyuney
Fosbery
Bydney
Fan Ie
Rks
THE
Tursday
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Oke
Firokena US
Pritts
Britis
Bouthe
Salphide Corporation
Brockman's Bouldue
Central Boulder
Greet Boulder Perseverancs
Hanitan
Qrova
Gui
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Mateo
Lake View Canols
Prineses Royal
Boloe He Sa
Queen “Margarst
Tarroala Proprietary
Gympir
Barns Aid Webb
Sharebrokers
North Phoenie
Be HhuTt
Licr Devel
Galea
South Bastern
South
Baxtern
Oriant Tribates
Nicholle
Tributo
Rass
Brushnelda Fyibuta
North Victory
North Oriental
News Oriental
Hawaday
South Broken Hill
Ok Tunnel
Lone Tague
Band End Loch
Central Fister
Ginofiule Souls
South Garnan
Melbourne Trams
Silverton Frama
Anien
Licut
S. Lambion
S. Naval
CMINA
Germany
Melbucang
Phillips
Newcastle Colliery Prosecutions
Arly
Jeversiah Melville
FNL
Penewossia
London Wool Sales
Bert
Dastingtow
Andrew Shipulek
Mewan Taker
Prince Alfred Meeps
Sussex Street
Bydmey
Oaten Bay
Bryan
Gge
Furaga
Sail Na Bey Artiur
Siterior
Tony Barley
Husber
Daley Mile
Clady
Zexland
Lucia
Kawamutys
Ga Paceth
Hatma
Creamers Wisper Iby
Paar
Beurieed Creamery
South Coast
Tatariauaay
Bear Jagut
Suan
Baila Feugih
Ferhones
Kuwait
Tenis Save
Pyiorgas
Donveuin Ieee Tither Vierture
Astana
Walealin
Spall
Am Canlies Delsing
Inveress
Amaas Faity Micky Wu Balleuie
Asec
Tassiesa
Heap
Marob
Garland
Warern
Fee Hh
Quan
Tisimy
Nola
Grobasy
Detsioe
Nack
Onthare
Ageiem
Vytay
Smirh
Balu
Harknema
Numan
Alta
Gariabdl
Qudiay
Toledo
Sates
Ithe Ana Edjvawes
Tagalie
Glipin
Eiteem
Frule
Redfern Forage
Mr. O'Sulllae
Odom
Caulfield G. N. Steeple
Dutta Sisegey
Seston
Ao Society
Wealinby
Lady Agzils
Cecaee Carmpie Bieeraman
Amernoon
Jelle 'Hood
Terulba
Wort Waleesd
Sundar
Tydal Progress
Wwe Dense
Hurley
M-L.a
Js Uhrig Tas
Wee
Ilpar
Sistekey
Mir Howerd
Mewes
Campbell
Conipany
Malhousee
Rorser
al Prines
Montay
Ja Femmle
Mecrogelitan Deneuve Coury
Demes
Bimita
Pitt-steeel
Sidney
Cearpe J. Tork
Bibty-street
Kogarah
Iar
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