Dam and water supply plans discussed by council
The article records council debate on a dam supply project and a new pumping works at Bornby to secure water for suburbs. Figures named include Mr Carruthers, Mr Mahony, Mr Quinn, Mr J C de ite, Mr Brougman, Mr O'Suininson Indlinated, and references to the Public Works Commission. The decision date was looming and the scheme cost Lutkin.
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Anicetar
Sullivan
Cater
Bret
O'Sullivan
Carruthers
Mahony
Quinn
Bornby
J.C
Brougman
O'Suinison
Severace Peanl
Parliament Senate Passes Numerous Amendments in Busy Session
A flood of amendments was read a second time in the assembly as measures on rail deviation, river connections, and public utilities moved forward. Officials reported progress on bills affecting the Great Western Railway and Sydney Water supply amid debate on expediency and funding.
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Farnell
Bill Reed
Fromane Felon
Benevana Prugingue
Morinn
Col
Fornsine
Marcel
Tiaye Eiven
Reed
Qimd Eterno
Bankruptcy notices and petitions dominate court calendar
In bankruptcy and related petitions the docket shows voluntary and creditor filings. Various named parties and firms appear, including Sequestration orders, certificate applications, and examinations set for future dates as officials manage estate properties and creditors’ claims.
Manly and Sydney Works Board debate water supply and civic plans
A Sydney water supply board meeting discussed the Nepean River and Menangle pump station to serve Sydney, with plans to remove a duty on a dredger and to consider a marine engine project. Manly progress association holds a meeting on civic improvements and a lecture is promised, while a patent remedy claim for a pox cure is noted as a sensational medical teaser.
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Sydney
Walnray Fierneou
Waevi
Mumula
Pati
I Bo Jones
Jlsipict
Macwvllbrook
Motenpolnnn
Menangle
Lent's
Gibson
Farle
Compone
Corona
Wilhem Lyne
Fodier Dutier
Kim
New Zeasland
Welbaurus
Manly Progress
Nir
RF Quinn
Manly
Mose
Laxton
Chilears
Levis
W. A. Gochwr
Saibres
Lanse
Cowy
School of Arts
Endravony
Pratt
Ane
Epealor
J. D Ptacerald
Manty
Arbitration Court at Wollongong Delves into Miner Strikes
The Arbitration Court in Wollongong examined disputes between the Bourhorn Miners Association and Southern Colliery Proprietors. Testimony covered dismissal and reinstatement practices, disability to workers, and management discipline, with authorities urging a clear rule for hand reductions and job security during plant restructures.
Miner Dispute At Bellambi Colliery Over Managerial Control
Witnesses describe mass layoff prospects at Bellambi Colliery as miners fear vacancies after pillar removals. Andrew Smith testifies workers faced dismissal for alleged poor conduct while Morgan and others recount managers urging staff to seek work elsewhere. Mining engineer Dr Robertson comments on discipline and supervision, urging manageral authority with responsible oversight. debate centers on who should decide who stays or goes as a coal mine faces possible intensified reductions.
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Arbitration Court
Em sittinEn Forterday
Bourhorn Minera’ Association
Southern
Darid Ritchie
Minere
Mira
Ltr
C. G. Wade
Mariner
Tame Nu
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Muller
Stull
Beng
Fee
Dane
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Aline Wiginzer
Colliney
Metenefuran
Sealland
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Uelonsburgh
Dlacregun
Gerad
Fonda
Nia
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Paris
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Englad
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Geneowl
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Bellamil Coljeries
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Fie
Auknet
Wade
Ritchie
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Kitcdie
Kellamb
Okie
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Ater
Howeie
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Wale
Cain
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Smith
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Sweeney
Mr. Fowler
Fowler
Parsons
Andrew Smith
Jones
Witiess
Dames
Mr Jones
Mn Cater
Bowler
Big
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James Maguire
Southern Winers' Association
Durham
Nor
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Coal Minta
Willem Marchal
Robert Beott
Mount Pleasants
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England
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Aid
Tiace
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Fimi
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Ary Jones
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Clement Joney
Moreen
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Old Addrees
Water supply plan eyed by council amid looming drought
The Syagsa Municipal Council asked the Works Department to arrange water supply from Warren due to an imminent water famine. A health report on septic tanks by Drs Armstrong and Stokes found no major public health objections beyond concerns near several tanneries.
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Syagsa
Works Department
Warren
Arthur Faunie
Wentworth Park Road
Globe
Halpin Cottage Hospital
Coopering
Dre. Armstrong
Destructive Flood Changes South Cundagal District
John F Mann recounts survey work in January 1849 surveying South Cundagal and North Gantagal on the Murrumbidgee front, noting flood damage, abandoned riverside houses, and warnings to residents to move to higher ground. He details a river journey to Currawang with locals, encounters with Aboriginal people, and the town’s subsequent relocation to the base of Mount Par.
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Surveyor-ceneral
Cundagal
Gantagal
T Dal
Dia
Une
Jim
CarraWene
Efreen
Hongry
NeuiLena
Frencis Plandgen
pTuGk
Blackfellor
Cur Tawang
Guadggal
Hunt
Saudler
Andrew
HM Sith
Rver
A. Turnpull
Vilas
Resou
Letohbarat
Waugh
Scotland
Randwick Council Rejects Pro bylaw and cites bylaw pressure
At a Tuesday night session Randwick Council carried a motion repudiating a statement by a sal maker defending sane persons recently prosecuted for bylaw infringement. The meeting heard that the bylaw had been pawned at the instance of certain aldermen amid claims club proprietors and betting men influenced the outcome. The sanitary inspector reported a diphtheria case and six scarlet fever cases in the borough, with five fever cases in one family. Numerous properties were inspected and remands issued for sanitary and structural deficiencies. The authorities continued to prepare gasworks records.
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Randwick
Aldertan Kennedy
Ahe
Banda of Proprietore
RG Gray
Waterloo Council
Perils of the Pit in Australasia and Latest General News
The page lists sections on Tinoteateet and Australasian patents, latest fashions, amusements and described illustrations, pastimes for children with answers to correspondents, and sports including cricket athletics yacht racing billiards rifle shooting and lawn events.
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