Inquiries for Missing Friends From London Weekly News
London July 19 reports inquiries into missing people with ties to England and Australia. Names include Emma and Mary Amy and Mrs Moore and Mrs Lambert formerly of Colchester now sought in Sydney. Charles David Bennett thought to be in Australia after 34 years since Guildford funeral. Alfred and Thomas Chaplin. Emma who left Colchester in 1673. Arthur F. Chitty last heard in Pukekohe New Zealand. William Downes who came to Australia 15 years ago. a daughter of Elizabeth Blr. Gyddrey Piece left for Dunedin about two years ago. Harry King rotherhithe 1850. Samuel Porter to Wellington 25 years ago. Wilks family seeks James Isaiah William Henry Sarah Amelia Wilks from St George's East. John Woodhouse left Newcastle for Rockhampton 23–25 years ago. Elizabeth Lizzie asks.
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Lloyd's
Baldock
Emma
Mary Amy
Moore
Lambert
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Thoms
Bennett
Charles David
Guildford
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Chaplin
Alfred
Thomas
Sinter Emma
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Arthur F
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Agka
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Nen
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Porter
Samuel
Wellington
Henry Wilks
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Isaiah
William Henry
Sarah
Amiia Wilks
John Wilks
Pelshire
St. George's East
John
Woodhouse
Newcastle
Rockhampton
Wits
Gundagai Mayor Calls For Rating System Change At Sydney Meeting
Alnerman C. J. Fraser, mayor, invites a number of NSW municipal mayors to a Sydney conference at Town Hall on the present rating system. He notes the Local Government Act 1908 requires alteration, citing differential rating and area revolutions as proposals, with talks of amalgamation and agricultural grazing zones within municipalities.
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Alnerman
C. J. Fraser
Gundagai
Tun
Municipali
New South Wales
Sydney Town Hall
Alderman Frasier
Seals Sighted Along the South Coast Report
Seals are becoming numerous along the South Coast with several seen and captured near Nowra. Mr. L Tymbery of Budgong shot a seal at Jervis Bay that bore a silvery coat and measured around two feet across the body, revealing gulls and various fish inside when opened.
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Nowra
Soul
Satisfied sailors praise New Zealand welcome with praise for locals
A group of American sailors in Sydney recount their reception, noting Auckland’s hospitality by contrast but avoiding direct comparisons. They praise New Zealand city life, remark on the serenade by Liedehafel, and discuss slang and songs, with one indicating indifference to the Stars and Stripes while enjoying the performance.
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Auckland
New Zealand
New Jersey
Gas suffocates elderly woman in Darlinghurst residence
An elderly woman named Vaughan, who lived alone on Hardie Street in Darlinghurst, was found dead on Sunday. Last seen August 11 by a rent collector, the locked house smelled strongly of gin and police were called. Constables entered and found the woman dead in bed, with the gas source still in the room. the body was moved to the morgue.
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Hardie Street
Darlinghurst
Thi Baly
Worms in Children Prevalent Cause of Irritability
Old newspaper notice describes worm infestation as a leading cause of fretfulness and bedwetting in very young children. It details symptoms in children of different ages, mentions foul breath, emaciation, and excessive saliva, and promotes Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets as a safe remedy available from chemists. Also references Woods Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs.
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Comstock
W. H. Comstock Co. Ltd
Pitt-street
Sydney
Britain urged to fund Australian naval defense in Pacific
The Daily Telegraph argues Australia should bolster UK naval strength by generous contributions as British battleships remain absent from Australian ports. It doubts a peaceful settlement of the Australasian question, notes American views on arbitration, and warns that America would not intervene in a future Great Britain versus Japan dispute. The piece cites Lloyd George and Congo reforms as contemporaneous issues.
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Daily Telegraph
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Pacific
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Gad ‘Peare
Jie Hee
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Sun
Great Delain
Japan
New Zealand
America
Paul
Bie
AMC
Odd Childen
Burak
Union
Sunday At Home Americans At Naval Mouse
Sunday at Home Americans at Naval Mouse in NewL House on Swday served as a call place for the Uniformed. Seven enuyss and the Ayner team Jackson engaged in considerable combers. Mr Jim 4S Shearston the superinterni Mut and the institution’s offerald aided all they could to support the citizens at bg.
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Enuyss
Ayner
Jackson
Jn Considerable Oombers
Jim
Shearston
Offerald
Public Schools Demonstration at Sydney Priker Ground
The text reports a public schools demonstration at Sydney Priker Ground next Wednesday, featuring a welcome for the Ameria eueata and a display. It notes a farewell at the Commonwealth clenrattena and involvement of the Tamber iegiment dejiot in a hail-pase event with visitors expected.
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Hail-Pase
Congo Reform Pressure Aims at U S Secretary of State
The Congo Reform Association of the United States urges Secretary of State E. Root to demand the removal of forced labor and the abolition of the Congo Free State. Stock market notes follow, listing British and Australian shares with prices and changes.
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Bigium
Congo Free State
Insii
Beleium
Paweray
Congo Reform Association of the
United States
E. Root
HANDY MOTOR BOATS ADVERTISING PROMPTS
An advertisement from Atieaments Limited promotes handy motor boats and launches for hire by T. J. Ramsey of Eden New South Wales. It highlights frequent events on weekends with craft available for viewing or hire and mentions the fleet.
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Iushcutter
Brave Southampton Woman Receives Honor For Aid To Officer
In a public ceremony before a full bench the Mayor of Southampton presented Mila nie Ffizabeth Plascott with a handsome timepiece for courageously aiding a police officer during a dangerous arrest. She intervened when a violent prisoner threatened the officer, removing handcuffs from the pocket and offering her own help to secure the inmate.
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Southampton
England
Milanie Ffizabeth Plascott
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