Missing Friends List Seeks Police Inquiries
A list of missing persons reported by friends or relatives seeks police inquiries. Names include Maurice Alien from Dungarvan Ireland last seen in Sydney eighteen months ago, Henry Vander Gucht and Rosella Mary Jones, believed in Sydney after arriving from England about 1557 and living in Bathurst district. James M'Cormick formerly employed by M Watt and Company in Christchurch left fifteen years ago, later wrote from Sydney. Also Mary Garroty, widow or child unknown, and William Davis, a former constable, left Sydney twelve years ago now linked to Robertson or Moss Vale. Joseph Henry Gee left Gormanston Tasmania last February and is thought to have arrived in Sydney aboard steamship Oooah. Information to Senior-Constable Twisa No.1 Police Station Clarence Street.
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Maurice Alien
Dungarvan
Ireland
Sydney
Charles
Henry Vander Gucht
Rosella Mary Jones
Joannes
Ann Harriet Vander Gueht
England
Bathurat
James M'Cormick
Metropolis
Robertson
Moss Vale
Garroty
Davis
Joeph Henry Gee
Gormanston
Tastonula
Twisa
No. 1
Clarence-Street
City
Warners Safe Cure Promises Kidney Restoration
This old ad asserts UBIC ACID in blood causes rheumatism gout neuralgia backache and other pains. It claims Warner's Safe Cure targets the kidneys restoring their function and health, promising relief from "wet acid poisoning" and even Bright's disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Bright
Piles and Their Curr Sharp's Pamgalet
Fragmentary OCR item mentions piles and a pamphlet by Sharp and a quarrel or health remedy. Readable parts reference treatment and public note but lack coherent details or outcomes.
The Sugar Rebates Cause Confusion at Sydney
In Maclean the sugar rebate process under the Federal Excise Act vexes cane growers. Delays in forms and unclear instructions force growers to await documents from Sydney Custom House. The system requires multiple notices and several forms before a rebate can be claimed, leaving farmers frustrated and perplexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maclean
Harwood
Sydney Custom House
Trat
Sydney
Business card row in cemetery bylaw charge at Parramatta
At Parramatta Court on Wednesday Harry Mortimer a monumental mason of Rookwood was charged under Necropolis bylaws with circulating a business card in the Church of England portion of the cemetery. The court heard the details as stated by the authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta Court
Harry Mortimer
Rookwood
Certificate Applications in Bankruptcy Case
In the Registrar court a certificate of bankruptcy was applied for after realigned figures showed unsecured liabilities of £187 4s with £57 realised by Ed, £110 16s 10d in preferential claims, and a dividend only partially paid. The Registrar found proper books kept, the bankrupt continued trade while insolvent, incurred debts without reasonable prospects of payment, gave improper preferences, and conduct surrounding a purchase during pending judgment was scandalous. The certificate was suspended for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abalgnco
P.ax
Public nuisance case and tramway talks on Gore Hill
Proceedings detail a nuisance complaint over Crying pash business at cemetery grounds with penalties imposed and costs. A lengthy report covers deputations from northern suburbs seeking Gore Hill tram extensions and calls for drainage and widening works in Marrickville while the Minister for Works delays decisions, urging patience and urging council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Progress Association
G Howarth
E. M. Clark
M.L.A
Gore Hill
Lane Cove
Longue‘ile
Longue‘ile Roada
O'Sullivan
Iit
M'Coy
Mitu A
Marrickvil
Yeaterday
Minster
Merkeront
Ronwick
Carey
Harriett
Rewarding the Brave St John Ambulance Inquiries
The New South Wales branch of the St John Ambulance Association says inquiries are being made into reported acts of bravery and the circumstances surrounding them. The effort aims to recognize brave individuals and understand the events leading to the commendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
The
St. John Ambulance Association
Medal awards for service in humanity debated by hospital order
A damaged report discusses medals of the Hospital of St. John of Jorund dain branch for acts of humanity, noting silver or bronze design and Maltese cross obverse. It mentions eligibility for rescuers from Mount Kembla Colliery and potential medals for relatives of victims, with the order’s Grand Prior and Prince of Wales named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Kembla
Hospital of St. John of Jorunddain
Hospital of St. John of Salem
England
New Bowik Walea
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Walgs
Burford Dellanoy
Almont
Cory Cainnstied
Fatty Hs
Lee Laquir
Moran Mure Xerunia
Tne
SBUC
Denen Kerreli
Pul
Buren
Sigur Vun
Gut
Abe
Phi
the Slong Iisett
Pete Manele
de Euinnie
Els
Quinn
Whigsie Hanatmert Opsie van Rete
Joursehue
Tylier
Ernie
Jay Tee
Thorac
Mons
Lina
Willism
Flora
Ted
All-Proat
Jalofeo
Philly
Gawat
Gul
Tully
Bee
IBM
Kaper
Chiesniu
LOWE
Eury Nur
Harry Mose
Regis Army
Elbio
Taylor Bros
Startin Krowene Airport
Walraloria
Ayers
Settlemer
Bunner
RENCM
Argon
Tate
LON
Maroubra
Lilyville
Arnott
ARSK
Larnott
Arnot
Parnott
DR. McLaughlin
Chas
Sheppard
Jamison Town
Fife
Deeribion
DR. M.laughlin CO
Alexandria
Incarerary and
Dobarg Society
Walley
Kres
Woods
Colin
Cameron
Macy
Henry Chavabre
F.rc
Bette
Gordon Stables
M.D. RK
NEAVE
Sontom
I Neave & CO
Rene Osi
Savaresse
Victor
Victor Pianos
Paling’s
George At
Bonnington
Bonningtons
Trish Moss
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