Watershed stock spill prompt land seizure
At a Sydney watershed meeting Alderman Henley pressed for Crown land within the water supply area to be vested in the board and for power to repossess private land. The board sought funds to secure alienated parcels to reduce pollution risk as cattle and sheep were found in the area. The motion passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Eres
Camptolitoso
Narellan
Maldon
Menangle
Lands Department
Boerd
Pollu
Sydney
Ares
Mayor and Harbour Trust letter on city improvement scheme
An interdepartmental note discusses the harbour scheme proposed by the Sydney Mayor and Harbour Trust. It weighs extra shipping accommodation and cost, arguing current Darling Harbour charges maximize capacity and warning that new wharf and railway works would raise city debt, reduce trade, and shift cargo flows nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
John
Sydney
Harbour Trust
Isis
Darling Harbour
Rulfinmlia
Thia
USA
Sint Hare
Romeview
Cnncrete Waurt
Repia
Das Companys Works
Peweep Miller's
Bankruptcy hearing adjournments and examinations noted
In bankruptcy matters, adjournments were recorded for William Ingell to September 40 with no appearance. Creditors petition in Munge Scott and Company v RW Pearson adjourned after four witnesses. Public examinations for several debtors including John Sasders Mallier and William Horace Feirweather were moved to early September due to deaths and other delays. Fallon Brothers and related examinations also postponed to September, with various section and witness adjournments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Ingell
Munge Scott and Company
RW. Pearson
Hanbury Davies
John Sasders Mallier
Sir. Cidiin
aMcial
William Horace Feirweather
John ‘Thomas Green
Charles Galactian Green
Henry Hobinson
Robert Greats
Keling
The Cure of Beasiceness Incident in a Local Review
Fragmentary OCR narrative lists J P Wright Sr and Albert Leary with references to Bengal and appetite. The text is unreadable in parts but hints at a discussion or appeal by a local figure about remedies and treatments, set within a historical community period. No clear event date or location is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Wright
Bengal
Fis
W. J. NEILSON BANKRUPTCY EXAMINATION IN AUSTRALIA
Bank examiner Mr. Arthur Honey, acting before the Registrar in bankruptcy, tests the accounts of William John Neilson, a Burwood grocer and wine merchant. The Bank of New South Wales manager Gurwood, and witnesses discuss altered accounts, security, and overdraft arrangements involving Moss, Nellson and Company, and Mrs Nellson. Notes reference lunacy papers and authority to operate the business, with debate over who drew funds and the propriety of signatures and overdrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Honey
Tusader
Linyd
William John Neilson
Bure Rood
Duncan Campbell M'Vickr
Bank of New South Wales
Gurwood
Nellean
Robert Moss
Burwood
Hubert Maas
Nellson and Company
Nellson
Musa
Nellson Delugall
Recollec
Myx
Selleoo
Robrr Moss
Nelleun and Company
Moe
Neilson
Ines
Berk
Linne
Netlaot
Kivine
Neilsan and Company
Wilson
Duc Nellen
Mowy
Neilesa Amd
Moss
Nelsron
Amd
Nellans Creth
Nellesa
Mr. Nellsom
Mom
Wr Nellson
Nelleoo
Minwken
Mr. Loyd
Neljeoo
Sellma
Nelson
Becaute Nelseon
MiVicat
Mark
Milvon
Pecukelae Mose Ax
Busines
Neflean
Coney
Mavs Arccunt
Sime
Sneflem and Company
W. J. Neilson
Neilpon
Neilton
Eed
Subway at the Quay debated by officials and lawyers
A deputation led by Mr EM Clark urged a subway at Circular Quay to improve pedestrian safety. Police noted traffic danger while Mr O Sullivan and officials questioned expediency and cost. Bar leaders highlighted construction difficulties and low expected usage due to remote approaches.
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Circular Quay
O'Sullivan
EM. Clark
Aubney
Bickwon
Bar Our Trusts
Australian missionary father murdered in Victoria
The report states Mr J H L Bruce, a missionary from South Australia, was murdered at Chenchow in western Victoria. The Bruce family had just learned of a potential outbreak but no immediate danger was noted. Bruce, about 30, unmarried, trained under Rev W Lockhart Morton and previously worked in Werroemboal. A possible connection to Mr R Lowis, an American missionary who arrived in 1899, is mentioned though details are unclear.
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J HL Brure
Chenchow
Diurney
Victoria
Brom
Werroemboal
Ching Joland
Fils
Mr. Bruce
Res
W. Lockhart Morton
Bellair
South Australia
Lowst
R. Lowis
Bruce
Ryletaus
Aml
New South ‘Wales
Sd Coghlan
Tawan
New South Walon
Shebotgan Heman
J. F. Smith
Roar
Une
Waste of Water Spurs Court Action at Paddington
A Water and Sewerage Board report cites a Paddington Polls Court case where S Eaton pursued a debtor for wasteful water use. The defendant fined £1 6d with seven days imprisonment, as officials warn that leadership must curb waste amid a looming summer. The meeting notes show weekly water repairs and high consumption, with about 4561 boyheads inspected and daily use around 5.5 million gallons, forecast to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Sewerage Board
Paddington Polls
S. Eaton
Fragmentary note hints at a Sun event and linked names
A garbled line suggests a Sun appearance or discussion of a vision experiment and mentions names like Duyler Seen. The readable fragments imply a personal note or memo around a public or social context without clear dates or places.
State Bank the focus of NSW debate in parliament
Members debated a proposed State Bank linked to amalgamating savings banks and public funds. Proponents argued it would reduce costs and boost lending. opponents warned of political risk and questioned funding, with votes and adjournments shaping the bill’s fate.
Council Work Seen On Water Sediment Drains
Preliminary notes indicate a town committee is addressing water sediment drainage concerns. Medics are assisting as needed with the process, and a council meeting introduction outlines next steps.
Debate on State Bank and adjournment motion
Fragmentary report shows a motion for adjournment by Mr Rose and a push to convert Savings Resks to establish a State Bank. After a debate, the vote was 2 to 3 and the second reading of the Winterpal Bill resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Rose
Settlers Board
Police
Od Age Peasloon
Francis Boards
Onetate Bank
London
State Bank
GriMch
Barry
Denk
Savings Bank
Leare
Tenapue Holdings
Decpia
Winaterpal
Wor Woy and the Fisheries Act Debated in Local Meeting
Residents of Wor Woy express concern over the Fisheries Act and potential loss of Creek water access during the tourist peak. MLA nominee Wie is expected to chair a postponed meeting to discuss offshore fishing and Beisbatie Water opening for November. locals fear disruption to a popular seaside resort economy reliant on rail traffic and holiday traffic.
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Prakat Ras
Wula
Wie
Deter
New South Welea
Wey Wey
Moletta
Teaerioe
Init
Almins
Friday's Malls Sailing to Tasmania via Melbourne
Shipping news notes a sailing tomorrow for Tasmania via Melbourne under Austra l ian command, bound for Cape Town and Natal via another vessel. Details include departure times and routes with uncertain spellings.
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Mulla
G.P
Tasmania
Melbourne
Austrailus
Capetown
Natal
That Steel Rails Con Tract Trial Ends With Jury Finding
A civil action before Judge Owen by Emu Gra yer and Toad Myta Company against Gibnor Eatile sod Company over a breach of contract for delivery of steel rails and croxslags concluded yesterday. The jury after two hours deliberation found for the defendant, disputing entitlement to further damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jumaloo Owen
Emu Grayer
Toad Myta
John
Ibmia
Gibnor
Eatile Sod Company
Luo Plalont
Abcer
Leslie Wan
le Baing
Electric Tram Incident Claims Damages From Railway Board
Acting Chief Justice heard a case brought by Thomas Taylor and Grace Pratt Smitt Taylor against the Railway Commissioners seeking compensation for injuries from an electric tram accident on May 9. The plaintiff alleges negligence in tram management after Mrs Taylor alighted at Marrickville and Vietoris roads, were she fell and was badly hurt. Damages claimed total £1,000 for the plaintiff and £200 for the husband for expenses and loss of services. Evidence was being taken when the court rose after the matter was partly heard.
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Befors
Fenday
Thamaa Taylor
Grace Pratt Smitt Taylor
Taylor
Dulwich JC
Marrickville
Vietoris
Tru
Eupemsne
Randwick and Newtown Plan Monthly Rat Crusade
Randwick Council backs City Council suggestion for a monthly rats campaign with rat poison distribution to households. Mayor Morgen to contact City Council and arrange 6000 tins, with posters across the borough. Several aldermen urge caution while awaiting further guidance and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randwick
Newtown
City Council
D. T. Morgen
Voting by Post Debate In Legislative Assembly
Sir John Bee told the Legislative Assembly that the ayetew to be used for collecting raila would mirror the method in previous elections. Norton pressed on enabling women to vote by post as a possibility. Rowa cited a Premier response about amendments affecting the weight of votes and the Premier appeared unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bee
J.C. L. Fitzpatrick
Norton
Rowa
Wight
John
Local Herbal Remedy Ad From Old Newspaper Fragment
From early May to late September the fragment hints at a medicinal tonic brand. It references coughs and colds and urges purchase of a mix or syrup. The legible text is garbled but suggests a period ad promoting a patent remedy with strong marketing tone.
Gundagai Slan der Case in Jury Court
A trial in Gundagai addresses a slander claim against JRL Listes by a church and community figure over alleged hostile remarks about a woman, her church role, and a meeting about a schooling arrangement. The plaintiff asserts malice and seeks damages for reputational harm amid courtroom cross examination and church leadership disputes.
Hungerford Bore Delivers Strong Artesian Water Supply
The Minister for Works reported a new bore near Hungerford on the Queensland border struck at 160 depth producing about 36,000 gallons daily. A larger bore earlier yielded 1 million gallons per day, with water described as fresh and quality expected to improve as development continues. The May notice valued the project at £1284 including casing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killowen
Ovar Hungerford
Queensland
Informed Mr Estden Warns of Industry Inspection Plan
Me Kidd informs Mr Estden on Wednesday about a proposed program to prevent similar accidents seen at Mount Kembla by regulatory authorities. The note urges periodic injections of old workings and full government responsibility for inspections, promising departmental action if done. GANDER AND BONS EUCALYPTIExtract remains listed among brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
Estden
Wrinewday
Mount Kembla
Ips
Wooroolin Tragedy Inquest Details Embrace Family Testimony
Inquest testimony from Julie May brother of the alleged killer describes morning events before the Wooroolin tragedy. He cites remarks urging calm, a gunshot, a break in, a baby found dying, and chalked words on a wall attributed to the killer’s brother. A defamation suit against Mrs Labudda surfaced, claiming mis_proof of allegations. Relatives discuss mutual consent of marriage prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weelea
Ralf
Cetere
Labudda
May
Ube
Official Secrecy And Efforts To Settle The Crisis
Mr Brunker argued for constitutional moderation to resolve tensions and avoid publicity. He sought settlement through discreet communication with those best able to prevent recurrence and pledged not to aggravate the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brunker
Balmain Court Case And City Water Update
Donald Carmichael was brought to Balmain Court on Wednesday for charges connected to an assault on Mind Deen after a warning to leave. The court also reported the previous day’s water supply and a separate injury involving an elderly woman, Resina Davis, who was admitted to Sydney Hospital with head injuries after a rope incident at Goldburn Street.
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Donald Carmichael
Balmain Court
Mary Lincott
Amd
Tolho
Resina Davis
War
Sydsey Heepilalae
Ike
Goaibarn
Soma
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DEDOT
Geo-Gr
Womeret-Rd
Bantwick
Ain Quner
Roe
the Mayor and the Harbour Trust
Essence
Parliament
Ariel
Haynes
Coben
Gormiy
Adhi
Moore
Allee
Northumberland
Enon
T- Pitzpatrice
Geuclewan
Ternet
Neurece
Shaw
Trawep
Gestal
Way-bark
Tren Therbapes
Fitzpatrick
Nivleen
Brat Bank
D. Storey
Europe
Eddeo
Duen
Lrokien
Aleckalex
Mr. Crick
Mr. Ableck
Broughton
Hank
Danks
Webater
Labour Party
Stais Beck
Fer Bilan
Roge
Taji
Aden
Rowe
Mr. Baden
Rylsume
Toth Nature
Fitapacrich
Tim Ruin
Filspatrick
Chauser
Everthing
Tale
Joe
Cevilley
Park Street
Pitt-Street
Joe Davis
Hall
TRE Council
Askeschly
Eculr
Gow
Bayrande
Plailift
Gannoo
O'Reiltn
Acatralia
Sowie
Seare
Qurensland
Plain
Governus Se Hap
Guid Warig
Juubewedt & Private Arbor
Gumdawal
Lovern
Jnput
Lifeedaal
Kewl
Jung
Tay’ Rude
Lin
Maeelas
Gnally
Rabe
Pininjlt
Gandazal
Ratuen
Wwelf
Wuriowe
Cannon
Gannon
Starley
Tinstey
St. John's Hall
Albert Cornelius Mrossey
Church of England
Wares
Witnese
Flainlif
Hungerford
Poctars
Yyman
Lowzhst
Ellis Davis
George-Street
Haymarket
TER
Australian Equitable Investments
Ianata Rison
Castlereagh-Street
Artur
ELWTX
Manag
Eastbeta—s
ALY
Fasconite Steranist
Peilet
Meuical
Wolfe
Weatwru
Schnapps
Saxton. &. Sims, Finuden, Exoney
Chiiarea
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