Remarkable Divorce Case in London Court
In the London Divorce Court, Tha teount Biskeney of the Royal Engineers petitioned for divorce from his wife Eva Blakeney on grounds of misconduct with Captain Stevenson. Testimony detailed letters and meetings in Cairo, Capetown, and London, with accounts of affection and accusations of secrecy, while both spouses defended their conduct as loyal and non-immoral relations, ending with implications of public scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tha
Teount Biskeney
Royal Engineers
Stevenson
Royst Eibitzers
South Africa
Fey
Blakeneys
Hume
Blakeney
Ieulauet Wlaksney
Eerpuay Staté Railways
Bievenson
Wuila
Hlakooey
Captain Stevenson
Cairo
Howe
Stereteon Gret
Capetown
Augusta
England
Folkestone
Caplin Stevenso
Geld Miry
Grex
Rod
Margaret Street
Lawur
Deville
Caio
Ang
Kent
Bens
Girouard Firat
Barearei-cheet
Tle
Abe
Om Earth
Jeter
Witness Attests to Affair Amid Trial Hearings
Lisvianna and Miskeery are depicted in a strained liaison with the respondent facing conduct questions. The witness described romantic entanglements, the respondent’s restraint, and the impact on Mrs Blakeney and others as testimony proceeded. The court session adjourned after remarks and corroboration from several neighbors and Mrs Linges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeney
Ume
Miltuiay
Honor Willame
Muldiaay
Mra. Linges
Marearee-street
Tea for Australia The Colombo Shipment
A Colombo to Australia and New Zealand tea shipment appears in a Friday Evening News report. Four large wagons carried tea for Australia and New Zealand, with 17 900 packages stated. Third class passengers replaced second class, and tea filled various city spaces amid inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FMS
Vile de la Clotat
Australia
New Zealand
Neures
Nici
Columbo
Weather report and farming notes from New South Wales
A weather summary for Saturday through Monday reports showers in coastal areas with clear spells inland. Observation stations list rainfall totals and note cold snaps, stock losses, and widespread efforts at fodder conservation. Irrigation gains are discussed as farmers prepare for spring, with notes on prices, transport, and weather impacts across Clarence Head, Sydney, Kiama, Katoomba, Maitland, and Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bulic
Highland
Kiama
Wislow
Kren Croom
Katoomba
Narmarme
Treink
Jaden
Windsor
Potts
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Maitland
Action for Alleged Slander in Metropolitan Court
In Indes Cibyom a four person jury heard Panny Hen derson wife of Dilbers Read of Mayr Ruibvematrevt Waverley sue Frederick Lewis and his wife of Averton Cotas Waverley for defamation of character claimed damages £308. Plaintiff sought reputation protection not monetary gain. jury found in her favor awarding £55 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indes Cibyom
Metropolitan Diacrity Court
Panny Henderson
Dilbers
Waverley
Seaiuet
Frederick Lewis
Lewis
Averton Cotas
Gamages
Flaion
Mire
Tee
Lymplain Lit
Ibry
Dauiagen
Shearing Season Report From Pastoralists Union
The Pastoralists Union informs on Narrabri district sheep shearing starting at Corian Burren Weeta Wea and Sullarens Beetions with crews secured. Government action to restore water supply aims to stop further losses. Mr. M.L.B. Banker, a North of Piet Beuth figure, expects cooperation from partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastoralists” Union
Salen
Narrabri
Corian
Burren
Mlb. Banker
Evrerai Windous
Piet Beuth
Australia
Meri
Forged Mining Scrip Outrage Tarnishes Bendigo Trade
Report from Bendigo Victoria reveals forged mining scrip valued around £2900 circulated over ten years. A Sydney broker was approached by a well-dressed stranger who offered a large gold loan, with numbers altered on the parcel to appear genuine. Police hold the case but have not yet identified the gentlemanly stranger involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendigo
Victoria
Druker
Hualler Acrip
Ecrp
Sydney Police
Injured in Tram Collision at Forest Lodge Court Action
Julia Absalom wife of Henry Absalom of Water Street Camperdown sued the One Railway Commissioners for £200 damages for injuries alleged from a tram collision on May 2 near Derwent Street Forest Lodge. She suffered a sprained arm ankle and ribs after being thrown against a car. Court records show £40 paid into court and costs of £286 10d. settlement reached with verdict for the plaintiff for a nominal sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giteau
Bic Iriet Court
Yeatentry
Julia Absalom
Henry
Baward Absalom
Water Street
Camperdown
Imnemith
Pininuif
Derwent-street
Forest Lodge
Eat
Costa
Rolin
The Mayore ss Mayorean of Sydney at home
The Mayorean of Sydney Mrs Hugh invites friends to her Town Hall room on Thursday next from 22 to & .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayorean
Sydney
Hugh
Town Hall
Election of Canon at Andrew's Cathedral
Clergy met at the Chapter House to fill the vacant Chanter position after Canon Murton of Burwood died. The Ven Archdeacon Gunther presided. J Vaughan of St Andrew's Summer Hill received four votes to Rev A Yarnold of St John's Anhfield BA, and Vaughan was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew's Cathdral
Vivet
Canon Murton
Burwood
Gunther
Fev
J. Vaughge
St Andrew's
Summer Hill
A. Yarnold
John's
Anhfield
the Bay
Vaughan
Street indicators to mark city streets under repair
Town Clerk acts on complaints about missing street indicators. An order was issued to the Australian Gaslight Company to place illuminated indicators on street corners and to complete the order promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regord
Gaslighn Company
Darling Harbour Re Sumption Appeals Hearing
The case reviews an appeal by Alawarra Steam Navigation over compensation for resumption of property at Darling Harbour between Liverpool and Hatburst Street. The court, led by Justice Walker, opens hearings as government valuations and claims are debated. Parties include Miller Harrison for the claimants and Crown Solicitors for the Minister for Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alawarra
Steam Navigation Company
Agalugike
Justice Walker
Dodge Murray
Beckhouse
Yeaturday
George Revert Harrisod Meaiam de Minieter
Miller
Jarvison
Darling Arbour
Liverpool
Ballahore
Went
Sly T
Toeton
Dlamtit
Flicher
R. E. O'Connor
A. Stephen
Mwodanu
Str
Marriaor
Visit to Parramatta River for dredging plan meeting
Inspection party including Harbour Trust chief and Captain Bir visited the Parramatta River at Borones Point with Mr Todd and Str Pord from Sydney Ferries. They discussed cutting a channel and dredging costs, with Mr Walsh to obtain dredging estimates and a follow up visit planned near the works bridge when tide permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borones Pnd
Wash
Harbour Trust
Todd
Pord
Bydney Ferries
Moxhass
Sina
Parramatta River Improvement League
Parramatta Council
Queen's Whirl
Waleh
Damming the Nepean Windsor Water Supply Debate
The article discusses fears that damming the Nepean River to supply Sydney will disrupt river flow toward Windsor and affect local water use. Residents worry reduced safety of supply in dry seasons as saltwater intrusion could spread from the river to town limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ghia
Bydney
Nawkexbury
Seamthei
Nepewn
Windsor Vendow
Parramatta businessman Abraham Newline dies at 68
Mr Abraham Newline a Parramatta businessman died on Monday aged 68. The obituary notes his role in local business and a 47 pound fundraising effort by a committee. Delegates were reportedly responsible for distributing funds toward building an office, with a defeat affecting the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Newline
Parramatte
Rail Australia market sees wheat prices edge lower
NSW and Victoria reports outline a Sydney trading day with Manitoba and North American wheat influence. Prices for prime chick wheat ease as Sydney milling demand falters while Lucerne hay and dairy items rise. Sydney wholesale butter and other staples show gains amid shifting export patterns and port demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
Victor
Howe Australia
Sydney
Manitoba
Mara Lane
Lata
Camade
Lucerne
Lucerne Bay
Sytmey
Rederea
Grallax
Rydney
Sydowy
New South Wales
London
Paporta
Victoria
Melbourne
Ballerb
New Zealand
Bexiaolug Co
Forenton
Ex Tell
Lever Brothers
Sussex-Street
Lemon trade push by Mildura growers faces NSW rivals
Mildura fruit growers push the lemon trade into New South Wales while Cumberland County shows keen competition. NSW lemons are scarce and costly, with imports from Messina threatening Sydney markets. Tasmanian pears and various citrus lines command prices per quarter, per dozen, and per crate, reflecting a robust but uneven market landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Cumberland
Messina
Sydney
New Bouth Wales
Wrarce
Lore Geert
New
Bouth Wales
Soria
Timperor
Bedfern Forage Sales Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a forage sale including grapes and other items with unclear quantities and references to dates, locations, and vendors. The readable parts indicate an auction or sale event with multiple goods listed in jumbled form and inconsistent spellings.
Fragmented listing of samples and traders in Millthorpe market
Fragmented OCR lists ferricle samples and gator quality items with prices per owt and agents or firms such as Meare H Freveatt Ie Melteed fos J. W. Gray and Ure bauy, Vent woe Perry Campbell Ireland Seles Chal W. Stunier Monteagie Wheat to 34 ex Darilue Farben Reed Pretley Marhures Young 39 10 Pretley Ketan INAS 96 per emt and other notes on potatoes, milling, and traders in Millthorpe and Parramatta markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrick Etraw
Meare
H. Freveatt
Melteed Fos
J. W. Gray
Urebauy
Vartey
Sod Walker
Wallt and Matthews
Stewart, Partegus
Company
Brothers
Dilasty and
Comsanr
Ventwoe Perry
Campbell
F. Ireland
Seles
We Teller
Chal
W. Stunier
Monteagie
Truckmen
Wheaten
Darilue Farben
Reed
Pretley
Marhures
Tan
Lirtis
Fompaaz
Young
Ketan Inas
Anid
Derrick Etre Diam
Carsix
Tarra
Monday's share market amid drought and mine notes
The London stock market report shows mixed activity with gold shares firmer in Western Australia while delays hit telegraph sites. Day Dawn Gold Mines reported 675 tons processed for 6 870a. Araluen and Turon mining outputs are listed with hours and tonnages. Sydney and Melbourne listings show varied gains and declines across banks, coal, and mining stocks amid drought effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Saturlar
Clebenl
Buser
Assqciaiet
Lake View
Bis
Quertiand
Araluen Yadler
Aralien Valley
Turon
Ios
Aralues Central
Froken
Kurrajoog
Werfon
Sonk
Umlebt
John Warn
Smith's Creek
Queensland
Queen
Caledonia
Paidiy Aba Gi
ALS Bank
Bdepowita
Sydney
Dolpphil Sugar
Woodlark Inland
South Oriental
Glamitre
Vicary
Con
Charters Towers
Saint Callaghan Enters Voluntary Sequestration
In bankruptcy records, voluntary sequestration noted for Saint Callaghan, wife of John Callarban, of North Warmiah. Mola a agnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan
John Callarban
North Warmiah
Mandamus Application Overvaluation At King Street Wharf
In a case before the Pull Court, William Howard Smith and Lone Proprietary Limited seek a writ of mandamus under the Public Works Act to compel a valuator to assess land at their King Street Wharf. Dr Sly testified that the misdated application could delay compensation. counsel argued the constructing authority has a duty to complete a valuation promptly after filing on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Smit
Lone Proprietary, Limited
Magdamie
King-street
Vic
Sly
Wade
Sir Daniel Cooper Buys Yacht Lafan In Dover
Sir Daniel Cooper of Sydney, recently elevated to baronet, has purchased the Lafan formerly owned by the late Lord Malcolm of Poltalioce. The Lafan sailed from Clyde to Cowes recently and will make her new home, as Cooper, a Jockey Club member and racehorse owner, holds lands near Sew- Kurkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cooper
Sydney
Dae
Lafan
Lord Malcolm of
VESSELS DETAINED AT ROADSTEAD DURING HEALTH CHECKS
Two vessels faced detention after arriving in port yesterday. The German-Australian ship Bergedorf from Hamburg via the Cape and Melbourne was not allowed to proceed due to health and fumigation certificate issues, with a certificate left behind in Melbourne. The Orient from New Zealand faced similar controls for a suspected smallpox case, and was ordered to undergo thorough vaccination before clearance at Circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roads
Tearavr Bergedorf
Hamburg
Cape
Melbourne
Esauwe
Treamor
Orient
New Zealand
Waters, Co
Loberth
Circular
Dangerous Track Endangering Trains On Sordan Road Route
A dangerous track situation on the Sordan road near Pillars Railway Baton causes panic as passengers and workers fear a collision. Officials question Railway Commissioners about accountability for trespassing to observe the line and potential obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althotth
Sordan Road
Pillars
Cain
Itd Wes
Edaeaf
Unclear historical discovery stirs debate in Melbourne talks
Fragmentary report describes a controversial discovery linked to Hester and Mastier names amid political pressures in Sydney. The piece references funds around £200 and a cross party conference suggesting budget cuts and potential withdrawal from a policy, with officials like Brushace and Irvian mentioned in a tense economic debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yirees
Bendige
Serry
Hester
Mastier
Inuiriew
Amonsi
Sydney
Arbitration Court Dealing With Industrial Union Case
Bly Heeour presided in Newton as the matter of an industrial dispute between the Sydney Whart Labourers' Association and the Sydney Lighters and related unions. The case debated whether a company should be registered under the industrial union act, with hearings on whether separate registration by the company was warranted given varied trades and the possibility of distinct unions representing different workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bly Heeour
Court of Arbt
Newton
Justice Cohen
Lm Chambers
Yenterdas
Sydney Whart
Aslom
Classmar
Sydney Sievetores
Woo Camping
Clalmsbt Union
Nandace Board
Punt
Jane
Caren
Ballami
Iwi
Hoos
Ems Ployers
Caceres
Nestle
Iswes
Vhs
Teeponienta
Hhumant Nolon
Domearre Serid
Inguerier
Lincoln Valley Calltery
Limier
Rokishas Honaw
Iuanatriel Ariliration
Megistrar
Urpeadmaik
Davis
Calvin
Bao Pereon
Ballley
Cane
Initie
Hull
Willen
Drick-tndkine
Jollers
Elomers
Rigdale
Farry
Feria
Stamp Duty Confusion Marks Local Administration Case
A fragmented report notes stamp duty issues tied to a local administration matter. The text references a past event and suggests confusion over the stamped records and related responsibilities, with no clear names or dates.
Timber Trouble in Temora Sleepers Dispute
In Temora a dispute over timber sleeper supply nears resolution as contractors claim they cannot pay due to current terms. Residents demand direct work for cutters to secure fair wages. A public meeting Friday voted to send a deputation to Minister Watere View in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temora
Ube
ALA
Wee
Attacked by a Puma at Corota Circus
A puma attacked a performer during a Monday show at Corota Circus. The animal theatre staff intervened as the puma struck the trainer and bleachers were cleared. The trainer sustained injuries but is receiving medical care and is progressing steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corota
Fendine & Puma
Feider
Elise
Abe Oso
Accident to a Farmer at Tea Inning Bridge
A farmer named Thomas Kingston driving a wagon with his wife and child aboard was overturned by a drunk horse near Futravabad Bridge on Saturday. Kingston fell, the wheel passed over him and he suffered severe injuries. he was taken to the local hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guen Innes
Thokias Kingston
Dimealt
Futravabad Bridge
Kingston
Klving
Fotl
Shipping notes on rival Arnavals and local routes
Fragmentary OCR details propose shipping, rail, and road disruptions affecting ARnivals and local towns. Mentions traffic, frames, and possible closures around Laiedon and Seabeary with references to Devonsbiry and Four Newvastie. No clear event or outcome discernible from the garbled text.
Rekewsed Court Dismissal Noted In Turbulent Hearing
In a damaged transcript from a Pecow county court, judge Rasurmey and clerk Cargeuire appear amid garbled phrases. The record references a proposed plea and a motion to proceed to trial, with unclear exchanges and no clear resolution evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pehow Court
Ueiong (le) Damtriet
Rasurmey
Tacbor
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Colombo
the Mayoress
Darling Harbour
Parramatta River
Kembla
Wsbeul Teachure
Ed Dimteret
Buabel Pollard
F&a
Byod
Ham
Pol
Os M—Ns.w
Adelaide
Victor Han
Oates Hay
Prince
Derrick
Ae Buew
Fred Grains
Paige
Ni.w
Beat Factory
Toby
Pastory
Pastory, Ll
New Beales
Coast
N&w
Bodaile
Mille Nsw
Ciy
Dushal
Bedfern Forage Sales
Tero
Oeten Hey—Pret J
Barnes
Parramatta
Maroer
Peru
Beadie Straw Tooth Brothers
Bowen
Bird
Newbrider
Derrick Straw
Prather
Kelac
Potlard—Erom Great Western Milling Company
Milithorpe
Prom Glasson
Milian
Quyre
W. Aod R. Hayes
Millthorpe
Rieck
Broken Hill Proprietary
Mount Lyons
Hustler
Hustler's
Iteet No. L
Conailla
Sour Tunnel
Salex Fee
Loch Pyne
Quarts Hill
Victoria Quartz
Lee
Victoria Charters Towers
Exles
Sir Daniel Cooper
Arbitration Court
Itudari
Sauker
Diparterra
Laiedon
Seabeary Coorhel
C.f Fang
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