Nyngan Courthouse Opening and Local Notices
The article reports the Nyngan courthouse opening ceremony on Friday with Attorney-General in attendance. It notes funds and local bids including Rigby Brothers for a new fever ward, and lists various local notices such as court commitments for theft, a fatal mine accident at Brown’s Paddock, and community meetings about parks, cemeteries, and military schooling schedules. The piece also covers council and parish updates, damage claims, and traffic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Nyngane
Rigby Brothers
Nyngan Hospital
Ace
Redfern
Yeaterday
Thomas Weeks
Job Edward Green
Syaney Soapnd Candle Company
Ural
Brown
J. Canilan
Une Bial
Lile
Tral? Searby
Jeurnesman Partners' Union
J. Lee
Vhce-Prestarnt
Kensie
J. Hadwells
Hlaad
Frewlen
Aterestoi
Mesere Pitt
Somane Budgere
Special Reserve Agroum
Te Warne
James Morgan
Sen
Howlong
Wednraday
Morgan
Tenterfield
James Gabriel Sweeney
Sirs
Ann Putledee
Damigrs
Attaranon
Deta Lewry
Messrs
Bart Hitchewck
Froken Hill
Etil
Campbells Shaft
Ann. Kidd
John Storey
Glabeone Park
Balmsin
Curry
Lars
Insbee
Arnol Ecgleston
Creswick
Parramatts Progress Association
Dr. Bollers
Aha Pruman
Capras
F. Farnell
Beecroft
Minnter
Copeland Creek
O'Sullivan Baid
Enginner
Minteter
Secion
LT Crouch
H. R. Maclean
B.A. Maddock
Maddren
Seaborn
R.A. K. Wood
Coapelian
HP. Curtis
PW. Fallon
B.J
O'Halloran
Alf. Avera
W. JP
H. Danear
Deery
W. J. Dickson
Blp. Barriost
W. Hyfensen
Weather Over New South Wales Brings Rainfall Outlook
Meteorologists warn weather disturbances shift rapidly with abrupt directions. Sydney Observatory’s Mr Flint explains expect varied rains across New South Wales and Victoria, as a low pressure system moves eastward bringing widespread showers and potential relief from drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Sydney Observatory
Orelock
Lothrine
New South
Avatgalin
West Auetralia
Australa
Bemons
South Wales
Hakke
New England
SA Iratel
Bille Mountains
Wren
Vlouls
Erte Day
Premier’s Statement on Rainfall Boosts Drought Relief Plan
The Premier reported widespread rainfall across the state from 163 poles to 140 bolus, with heavy totals at Ferman Moree Wardida Narrabri and Gunnedeh, promising relief for drought stricken areas. He pledged government action and funds to aid those suffering, and noted plans to table measures in the house amid factional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pester Gay
Siydnha
Mformiine
Stair
Sto Ferman, 6% At Moree 145 At Wardida
Narrabri
Ana
Gunnedeh
Faining
Alan
Bourke
Russell
John Lee
Rome
Dalla
Dae
Jim
Te Fitaustriek
Te Fitaustriek- 1 Has Not Damped the Ground. Mr. Donaldson
Sydney Water Inquiry Detail Rainfall and Inspection
Inquiries into the Metropolitan Board of Water Works and Sewerage reveal that in the 34 hours ending yesterday rainfall at Cataract reached seven points, with twenty points in some catchment areas. The board assembled inspectors to prevent water waste, warning that any negligence could lead to penalties or discharge of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Board of Waterworks and Sewerage
Waghinu
Mortgage agency limits growth decline in country extent
A fragmented OCR note indicates a mortgage agency case mentioning Australseis a Mortgage sed Agomey Cuss and Limited. The text is garbled but centers on a financial entity and regulatory or corporate actions. No clear date or location is obtainable from the readable fragments. The item appears to be a brief business notice or notice of corporate activity.
The Mayore ss Reception
The Mayore ss reception yesterday drew many ladies despite threats. Daffodils and arum vases adorned rooms while music filled the afternoon. The Mayoress wore a velvet gown with cream color touches as a steady stream of visitors called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Jane
Mayarens
Sriven
Mra
Hite Toohey
Stauben Beary Kepoeine
Re Henry
Minn Huthwaite
Mist Fe Stephen
F. B. Sutter
Bershard Wise
Reanie
Mises Hay
Binipson
Mira
Hamilton Mestan
Usee
Lars Mies Tris
Mina Korion Tussall
Mra Muldene
Collins
See Mira Brickstons
Miss Bawter
Mra. Haskins
Kendal
Miss O'Brien
Mins Geeber
Murray Wits
Miss Cox
Mises Bremmas
Sheldon
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Advertised Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR text shows an advertisement for Chamberlain's cough remedy promising relief from throat irritation and deafness symptoms. Mentions various locations and institutions in a period newspaper style, with unclear details and scattered names.
Evidence on Drayton Grange final transport inquiry
Proceedings into the Drayton Grange affair continue with testimonies from Queenstown era units. Witnesses described dirty blankets overcrowding stowaways and poor sanitation aboard a transport ship, with calls for better ventilation and inspection before sailing.
Lodging House Visitor Charged With Burglary
Alvert Williames, 39, boarding at 266 Fitzroy Street Sydney, faced Central Court charged with stealing a metal ware and a gold bracelet valued at £4 from Annie Egerton’s dwelling on 14 January. Evidence showed he sought board, lodged, washed, then left. articles were later recovered. He also faced a separate charge of stealing £1 from John Moran on 18 January, admitted guilt, and was sentenced to four weeks hard labor with term to commence from the date of release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert ‘Wiilisme
Inbowrer
Central Court
Annie Egerton
Dethe Street
Sydney
Frank Elton
John Moran
Alfred Knight
Regent Aireel
Melancholy James Furlong Faces Murder Charge
James Furlong a 36 year old laborer appeared before Water Court yesterday charged with attempting suicide by cutting his throat on July 26. He had been melancholic after returning from work at a mill and staying with sister Mrs Annie Sarah Byore at 30 Riley-aired. A two inch throat wound was found after his partner Mrs Byres alerted watchers and Constable McDonald sent him to Slaney Hospital. He pleaded guilty and asked for further medical treatment.
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Teventy
Armidale
Thureday
Dallina
Broken Hill
Galleo
Brushgrove
Barraba
Sydney
Valle
Rai
al Tims
FS Glack
Dubbo
Inverell
Thurstay
Alent
le Mill
Kiama
Mundooran
Ebc
Wright
Lali
Cali
Nyngax
Robertson
Tamworth
Tula
Moonbl
Uralla
Wollongong
Ita
West Maitland
Saday
Bigasora
Yabr
James Furlong
Havin
Annie Sarah’ Byrore
Byres
M'Donald
So. 2
Slaney Hospital
Stock Sales Report Amid Anticipated Market Pressure
Prices at home markets edged higher as livestock traders prepared for next week’s supply. Cattle prices varied with grade, showing prime beasts to £96, good to £13, and cows around £12 to £16, with medians and lower tiers reflecting caution. Woes in the yard noted lighter demand and uneven quality as buyers sought value in the fluctuating market.
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Marion Ewm
Pelime
Median
Iit
Owen
Xine Bo A
Church Parade at Town Hall Benefit for Mount Kei
A town hall event described as a church parade fund-raiser features prominent figures including Major General Sir Edward Waudlan and Lady Mutiny Sir Jobers. The event will present a variety of performances by choir and musical guests conducted by Rev AW Gillet, with local officials and ministers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lally
He Flan
Mun
Minieery
AW Gillet
Sirwine Henry Wereana
Ve Woyareanieg
Sbp
Arthur Magomuni
Updos
Sergeeuy Thompson
Bankruptcy hearing receded as creditors proceed
In bankruptcy proceedings the registrar adjourned hearings and examinations. Key motions and statements by James Relink and others were noted as adjourned or struck out. A September 15 session was set for Emily Mary Bese and William Tetert Ponet’s application, with accounts presented and proceedings briefly adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Riglizask
Satontrahion
John
John Penervk My Consent, the Hearing Wan Aiyoumen 1A, the Ahistent. Meetings Anu
Emily Mary
The Sugan Industry Crisis Report Fragment
Fragmented OCR text discusses sugar industry pricing, government policy, and impacts on workers and farmers. It references MacLean Frida, pricing shifts, government employment, and potential declines in private-sector hiring amid wage pressures and drought concerns.
Shearing and Public Meeting Over Labour Strife
Thursday reports a large public gathering in which W G Spence LP defended union claims of higher pay for shearers amid a national dispute. He criticized past actions, urged settlement, and warned of broader impacts on labor production and economics. Mayor Bibson presided and pledged to seek a peaceful district settlement while authorities prepare for potential further meetings in September.
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Hay
W. G. Spence
Aww.u
Eanplou
New Say
Wales
Droneler
HLL
Speece
Shrailng
Alderman Bibson
Narrarre
Thureday
Gorien
Thurvex
Dusky Park
Bate Mariat Shearing
Holcombe
West Waa
le Wane
Walauplais
Spearare
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Aneus
Osher Ralra
Avhere
Yillonk
Trokon
Barrey
Ellen
Beemanrt
Crookhaven Heads
Denitquin
Ight
Uuy
Xiamma
Murmrundl
Mares
Sarraprt
Kebe
Pilea
Qhirisi Ngho
Ruberton
Silverton
Thalia
Wee Wan
Wollonging
Wellington
Voi
Lanerrarh
Qureesinui
Australia
Nice
Maineslowern
Hawker
Speaver
Avetrada
Jess
Victoria
Australseis
Herpany, Limited
Chamberlain
T. Laitiak
Boedlaliet
Versal
Payal University
Clisie
Dismarston Bas
Anit Halla
Germany
Sonne
Wulmetone
LE Liverpool Street
Sinay 2
ATS
Eps
Bove
Pure Tema
Drayton Grange
Drayton
Orange Reval
Kennedy
ACN
Diana
Albany
Aresawell
Grosewell
Williams
Thomson
G. J. Hay
3Rd Totalion
Wilhem
Dali
R. Luston
Batation
A.C H
Gro. Mralling
Bayation
N&w
Dru
Millard
Waterbury
Genuini Christy Bread
Newhaven
Christy
Rodgers
Nest Brand
Lockwood's
Taylor's Eye Witness
Derby and Son
Gregory
Gregory and Bon
Moslews
Mosley's
McLean Bros. & Rigg, Limited
George Street
Maclean
Frida
le Colvulul Suest Company
China
Rte
caMterman A. J. Flestupan
Snd
Grimaell
Bodacy
Scott
Ravenshrad
Sir Hetena
Wascaabirr
Boplamd
Neser Ealarrt
Sabngina
Eatarri
Beott
Newlin
Sean
Scolt
Ald Bawer, Limited
Peper
Suli Scott
Ete Earou
Rae
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