Divorce Court Sees Shocking Allegations in NZ Case
A New Zealand divorce case centered on Shuiin formerly Coline and Joseph George Burieisser. The petitioner alleged desertion and cruelty, detailing a difficult marriage. Evidence described alleged abuse and financial tensions, with witnesses describing marital strain and the wife’s claims of mistreatment. The hearing focused on conduct, residence, and the impact on family life.
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Syquh
Coline
Joseph George
Burieisser
W. B- Beotter
Zealand
Nora
Quernsland
South Wales
Sydney
Canterhure
Anal
Sears
Shrek
Alfred Toes Ey Mhuinen
Spondent
Bern
TIRE
Mtr
Twa
Aamir
Gorslvenens
Wife’s discovery fuels four theatres ruling change
A fragmented OCR text describes a custody petition and related marital disputes. The complainant alleges infidelity and misdeeds, with references to marriage underage events, a woman named May, and an ongoing legal process. The piece mentions a custody ruling, alimony, and bank involvement, but clarity is limited by the damaged source.
Robbery at David Jones Company reveals planned break in
Inquiry shows a carefully plotted burglary at David Jones and Company on Barrack streets with a large haul including jewelry, Masonic items, precious stones, and copper. Detectives traced intruders from Barrow Street to the basement, noting a premeditated break in and extensive loot of valuables, some destined for the black market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones and Company
Lital- Weil
George
Loyd Jours
ComjPany
Amd
Ah Ron
Ifo
Hess
Inter
Hallasbor
Japgan
Perjury Charge Dismissed in Tarlinghurst Court
In Tarlinghurst on a December morning Judge Barkhouse presided over the case of Williii Bernard Pres Gerensr a private deristive charged with perjury. The accuser pleaded not guilty. Morrison testified that Prendergast copied copies of a report, costing about £13 per thousand, and the jury found the accused not guilty. The Crown Provocutor presented further testimonies.
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Barkhouse
Tarlinghurst
Williii
Bernard Pres Gerensr
Shahir
Ig A
Mor Morrisinn
Iueateleal Coscumler
Afinnermeo
Rousright
Mra. Morrison
Trevdermast
Nelene
Miro
Morrison
Nenay
Hunger Steals From Newtown Household Court Case
An 1860s Newtown court heard a case against a man charged with breaking into Mrs Maburley’s dwelling on Little Commontora Street on January 28. He allegedly opened a window and stole a silver brooch and other items valued at about 57 pounds. He claimed hunger forced the act and admitted opening the window. Evidence showed items taken by locals including Jac Berkman and a pawned article in Xingestinet. The accused was committed for trial.
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Newtown
Polite
Doria
Sintown
Maburley
Mlosing
Lialer
Accuach
Wrg
Ubu
Sit
Jac Berkman
Pawnedop
Xingestinet
Nui Town
Ae Queod
Aust Hag Gerlalt
Minnter
Weather forecast and rainfall report across regions
The Weather Bureau notes unsettled conditions in the eastern districts with shifting winds and a gradual eastward movement. Heavier drizzle is reported in the Straits and Tone Mania areas as a front approaches, with cooler conditions overnight. Rainfall totals in New South Wales over the recent four hours include Aralueh two, Bodalle six, Bombala seven, Mate Man’s Bay one, Clarenes Weadw four, and Jervis Day by Jana Upledutts.
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Weather Bureau
Castern
Weyers
Sialc
Fe Saucherp
Straits
Tonmania
Mans Troata
Beriani
Cnasta
New South Wales
Aelack
Old Postmaster Thompson to Retire Amid District Changes
The veteran postmaster W. G. Thompson, appointed in 1861 and serving through later years, will retire soon. He led the Peat and Telegraph Department’s operations here and has been connected with many public works and cultural endeavors in the district. The transition follows ongoing reforms and shifts in local postal administration.
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W. G
NRW
Hie Oports
Thompson
Uhlin Tanloponial
Fleet Visit Cheers Australia in Blustering Melbourne Day
Melbourne reports heavy overcast weather as the American squadron disembarked at Fort Melbourne and sailed to St Kilda. Rear Admiral Sperry and party were greeted by Premier Beat and officials, receiving addresses from mayors and noting bonds of friendship between Britain and Australia amid a grand harbor welcome.
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Melbourne
Ram
Srgn
Fort Melbourn
Bt. Kilda
Thresty
Fort Melbourne
Prince's Bridger
Swannlon
Bourke
William
Colline Strecta
Dallas
Fit
Bering
Nicholaomatreeta
Muifaing
Sperry
St. Kilda
Timvlech
Mogkin
Rip Thomas Beat
Wilda
Pratran
Eoglieh
Tavenage
Bils
Civitars
Tuurhcon
Commonweaill
Sir Thome
Grnsoe Carmichael
Atlairal Syeerz
Ale Low
Vic
Jess
Kore
New South Wales
Erral
Deakin
Walla
Jim Commonwealth
Fatind Australie
Andréus
Public Works Tender Openings For Local Projects
Tender Board opened bids for water supply works in Bingleton and Belmore, several public school improvements, a steam plant erection at Newcautie Hospital, and related repairs. Firms include Gilmore Connell, J FP Gibr, Underhill Thatcher among others, with multiple low bids reported and certain items to be reported on.
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Public Works
Legeriment
Bingleton
Slesom
Guliver Gilmore
Connell
Srboo
Belmore Spa
J. FP
Gibr
Ackoat
Souths Gait
Tormis Jarman
Boga
Thatcher
Csbuker
Jera
Wmn
Resul
Acrona
Abr
Bert
Newcautie Hospital
Rocelic
Petterson Divorce Suit Alleges Libel Over Race Report
In a proceedings filed in Spdncy Wii ffee Court before Moor Judge Rogers, Lars Uirich Patterson sues Evening News proprietors over a libel claim from a race report dated June 35. He seeks divorce from his wife on grounds of drunkenness and cruelty, while she testifies he struck her and endangered the children. Evidence includes drinking propensities and a history of violence. Patterson denies these charges and asserts the wife left the home. The judge dismisses the application citing no excuse for separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Carpenter Residement Ultimo
Lars Uirich Patterson
Evening News
Lhe Peper
Pottersia
Dancrnog
Ihe Fleser
Petitinger
Teave Wien
Aualloe
Nim
Calé
Ponteir
Thorols
Bris
Anit
Rime
Pothtmarr
Lepueliy
Trapaudent
Judiveree
Shunter's Serious Accident Near Dubbo
An assistant shunter, Alfred Dudley, suffered severe injuries after a collision in the Sauion yard with a Marlue truck. He is in a precarious condition at hospital. The accident caused structural damage. building costs are estimated around £200. Dr. Gallagher conducted examination.
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Dubbo
Shupier
Alfred Dudley
Demu
Sauion
Minex
Abe Shigh
Dudley
French Mail Steamer at Fremantle Passengers Listed
Fremantle Monday The French mail steamer Sydney which arrived from Marseilles on voyage pligh day late encountered heavy southerly gale after leaving Colombo. The vessel sustained the coast. The list of passengers includes Graney Maura Jupine Lan Brunoing Haneet Morofie Ronaeau Dulries Pauchet J A Vertier Brivi Herbed Nicholson Hoff Devoux Brodie Randoux Mesdames Leroux Brial Haabvl and others. The majority of spare passengers are wool Rivers.
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Fremantle
Steavier
Sydney
Marseilles
Colombo
Graney
Maaura
Jupine
Lan
Brunoing
Haneet
Morofie
Ronaeau
Dulries
Pauchet
J. A. Vertier
Royal Art Society Exhibition Opens at Pit Street
The Royal Art Society opened its Melbourne show at Vickery's Chambers Pit Street with Mr J Hughes MLC presiding. Lively attendance praised the artists and a month long display was announced. Mr Lister Litter introduced the president and a vote of thanks was given to Mr Thugher for organizing the event.
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Royal Art Society
N.8
Ing
Tim
Taddeld
Dan
Turer
Thugher
Enmore Collision Trial Seeks £100 damage in sulky crash
Jury court hears claim for personal injuries after a May 26 1906 accident near Illawarra road Eu more when a sulky driven by a servant of the defendant company collided with a horse drawing cart. Plaintiff seeks compensation for medical and domestic aid costs alleging permanent injuries. Defendants contend the horse carriage collided due to driver’s actions and deny liability. Proceedings noted with legal representatives and prior trials mentioned.
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Moray
Justic
Uewagat Sr
Peat
Tee
Mapufseliier
Akus
Weanley
Illawarra Road
Eumore
Charles Sreet & Doy
Defemiant Company
Fore Aloas
Horsebirh
Fame Ito
Ekeaulky
Platauit
Orb
Sheek
Platt
Conracl
Deali
Reid, KC
Boyer
Woc Clee
Shand. K
Winteyir
Josirnreed
Messrs
Three Draught Horses Appeal High Court Motion
Mr Windeyer argued for a stay to appeal from the New South Wales Pull Pout decision. The case involved a shantem sale and three head of horses sold for 130. The court ordered a new trial on appeal, directing that the matter be appealed to the High Court.
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MS A Wideyer
Monars
Collins
Mary
Atschen
Smirh
AL Waa
Har
Maddon Gwar
Baraca
Juttice Pring
Ordir
Temsea
Old Samuel Gill Pleads Not Guilty at Water Hall Court
Samuel Gill, 76, claiming imperial pensioner status, faced magistrate at Water Palace Court on alleged disorderly behavior. Police testified Gill was found dirty and drunk on the street, but he denied guilt, saying he would return to work. Investigations confirmed some details of his past and pension status. the prosecutor moved to withdraw the charge and Gill departed thanked by the court.
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Samuel Gill
Roland
Crook
Ota
Gili
Imperial
Nileer
HM Gkasson N
Tse Hagel
Navy
Gill
Tee Telive
Paosigner
Market quotes from private exiles and Adelaide sales
Fragmented report lists shares and buyers at bullion and mining firms across London and Australian markets. Names include Mount Lyell, Mount Malloy, Mount Morea, Ivanhoe, and Gaz Brians with varied prices in pounds, shillings, and pence. Also notes Adelaide and Sydney sale results, with detailed price points for Copper, Sunlight, and Broken Hill options.
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le Rosibeerly
London
Trees Bull Proprietary
Mount Morea
Ivanhoe
Max Awn
Sidovy
Scrip
Erdup
Conpir Sbaren
Harden Central
Hardes
Asmay
Areluen Central
Alito
Turon
Teron
Haute
Araiucu Biedni
Stauthorpe
Harding Yards
Advlalde
Durer
Wales
Wuser
Adelaide Wierd
tyAday
Smith's Creek
Bish
Boul
Ealos
Syau'y At
Spaim
Vulcan
Mito
Harare
Ipuithr
Sunlight
Hilgingey
Sey Holletawn
Bonnie Dywndie
Triwlew
Sydney
SPA Ney Ferries
Mbutiorty
Quilon Rem Bs Sas
Egg Tel eNteeRst
A Cousin of the Khedive on a Voyage
A garbled report mentions a cousin of the Khedive and a voyage involving French mail service and Noumea. It references figures such as Jose and Sidney Ison Marenilles and hints at health concerns. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
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Prumantle
Momuy
Nmonehi
Jose Gers Py
Sisumer
Sidney Ison Marenilles
Noumea
Pilin
Kellivess
Colmessiors
Stabbing Case in Tamworth Involving Local Stranger
A disturbance on Peel Street in Tamworth left resident Frank Lane stabbed in the back. Lane, with companions, confronted a stranger named Frank Green who allegedly attacked with a knife. Lane was aided to Dr Nankervis and, after treatment, resumed walking. Police seek Green and await verdict on malicious wounding charges.
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Tamworth
Mondey
Peel-street
Frask Lane
Collow
Ely
Thas
Ani
Lane
Nankervis
Cireet
Wilk
Rumandea
Caldwel
Taga
Steamers bound for Singapore and New Hubrides depart at dawn
Mesars Barua Poilo and Company will sail from West Circular Quay at 11 90 a m for Singapore aboard the Cuteln. The Tambe sails from Federal Wharf Dariing Harbor at 9 00 for the New Hubrides via Lord Howe and Norfolk Islands. Passengers booked by Guthrie include D Couper Joussion Lean Mrs Bath Dhanis Barnard and others.
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Mesars, Barua, Poilo, and Company
SyAyvy Wnemarrow
Cuteln
West Circular Quay
Singapore
Vie Porte
Tambe
Federal
Dariing Harbor
Noog
Lord Uwe
Norfolk Talands
The
Guthrie
D, Couper Joussion
Str
M Lean
Mrs. Bath
Dhanis Barnard
Mre
Willan
Madame Feploussa
Me. J
le. Morrison
Mr. Elliott
Dhe
Pambee Ae
Mre. Campbell
Mrs. Hedley
Mise Tighe
Mise Creed
Mian Cowser
Mian Cowser, Mise Mr. Buffett, Bis. M. Nichols, Mra
A. Th. Worthington
Str B
Kinsey
C. E. Fox
G. T. Wells
Mr. Heyward
Mr. Anuoar
WE. Adame
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Hodler
Mr. McUlloen
Mr. Dunp
Mr. Birley
Rev. T. Caine
Res. R. Sprott
T. Grooweil
R. Gregory
Death by own action at Waitara described in account
Jama Aiken a resident of Waitara apparently shot and killed himself while preparing to shoot crows. Neighbors heard firearms from his room and found Aiken in bed with his head injury. He was taken to the North Shore Hospital where he died.
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Jama Aiken
Waitara
Amity
Aiken
Tio
North Shore Hospital
Bedas
Stamp Duty Probate Case Amid Administration Records
Stamp duty details show £9518 14s received for probate and £5065 0s 8d paid by the treasurer of the estate of the late Mr Wet. Hatter Watt of Hewtone Biation, Carrathool, estimated probate at £ something. Records note earlier printing and archival references.
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Rytany
Wet
Hatter Watt
Carrathool
Soma
Parel
Calere
Market Street Window Display and City Council Row
The report details a dispute over display items at Market Street, a complaint by ratepayers about council actions, and tense cross accusations between business figures and city officials. The heated discourse covers window displays, procedure, and threats of further summons linked to ratepayer associations and council meetings.
American battleships reach Colombo amid reception
Advices from Fremantle report American battleships reached Colombo on August 17 after favorable receptions at Singapore and Colombo. The Times of Canton notes that British naval prestige in the Far East may shift as American naval power grows, signaling potential changes in regional balance.
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Fremantle
Specit
Colombo
Singapore
Corlon
Babar
Australia’s wealliue Nae tosses 25 to and bla Fde with Wheich
In a clipped report from the sporting pages, a bout or match involving Australia and New Zealand figures appears. Details are garbled, but mentions a wager of £200 and a fixed course, with one fighter allowing expenses. The date is unreadable. The wording suggests a boxing or match event with international participants and financial stakes.
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Australia
Late Shipping Arrival Prompts Intercoast Observations
Fragmentary OCR notes report a late shipment and arrival involving multiple captains and ships. Mentions include Omen and Tremel bourne Burnship and Company, with references to Callen J and A Brown and a Coast Interstate trade context. Names appear garbled, but indicate maritime activity and a merchant cadence.
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Aurpaat Pirillo
Tenop “Tog
Omen
Trom
Pera Africa Cibbe
Brent
Nyaman
Aryth
Ma ‘Grant
Rom Callen
J and A. Brown
Aramane Liik Twin
Captain Bath
Tremelbourne Burnship, and Company
Homebush Stock Market Report Feeds Strong Demand
A distorted page item shows abundant supply and strong demand for cattle and trucks with prices listed. Mon days marker records high totals with 41 718 for males and 38 089 for quality stock while prime lots and extra prices appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momebush Stork
Aberp
ST Tower Shan
Inter Wales
Trespass Action Ventured Over Land Dispute Verdict
A jury in the case of Robore Brown against Rawal Barnes concerned a land parcel at Uraila. After deliberation the jury found in favor of Brown awarding £50 plus costs while dismissing further claims. The proceeding, noted for its procedural irregularities, failed to yield broader judgments on title or possession.
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Banca Cours
Robore Brown Aguirat Rawal Barnes
Uraila
Fauog
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Hermal Colleld
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Cuno
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Sino-Etlert
Itu Tankian
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Ao. Tyrical
Leepling
Barber Sea
MANTA
Lawrence L. Lynch
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