New South Wales Parliament Reopens With Committees Queried
The NSW Parliament reopens with questions and motions on land administration reports, Royal Commission papers, and the tramway system. Members debate inquiries into forest margins, land sales, and public works, naming committees and chairmen to probe accounts and recommendations.
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New
Wales
Martiamen
Auj
Ale American Fire
Neturn
Belarm
Ike Musinry
Goa
Metbour
Waviena
Mr Price
Ini
Ares
Sid
Chu
Mepartavat
Ko A.price
Land “Court
Houston
Rosai
M'varline
Thie House
USL Aurvey
Peters
JC. L
Ghberl
Chariton
Gus
Miller
Farland
Moore
Manley
Weinuaidann
Juhi Storey
Robert Innes
Nielsen
Norton
Staarse Roortann
O'sulivan
Holman
Mnss
Tasl
Inquire
Vna
Blacker
Atrens
Tramway
Aneeia
Appeals Board
Azul
Seaiiret
Mt Kraughton
Clyde
Uily
Ciyac
Conditions Of The Country Weather Report Note
The report notes ongoing wet conditions with a muddy ground and strong winds in the Umbered area. Shearing is fair across the district, stations report full wards, and the season appears modestly favorable. A rain event within two weeks would ease anxiety.
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Grasa
Zoo
Theft at Horden Brothers involves draper Merry Bush
Police Court this morning heard Merry Bush a 64 year old draper plead guilty to theft from Horden Brothers. She admitted taking goods over the counter on August 1 and 24 last month, attempting to pass a false bill for threepence, and was fined four shillings in a lenient sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Bush
Ghare
Horde Brothers
Court adjourns after brief Glasgow jury session
In Sydney District Court this morning Judge Rogsre asked counsel to clarify whether a charge would discharge. After a short adjournment the jury was excused for about two hours of the forenoon. The judge noted the time as precious and questioned whether the jurors could walk. The session concluded with a settlement, while counsel argued the delay was undue and could impact the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Judes
Helping the Poor Aid Arranges Food for Festivities
Amid stiff austerity the New South WalesCensus Society arranged public feasts to honor the Battle Fleet visit. The Outdoor Ticket Department oversaw storage and distribution while special kilts and appeals urged citizens statewide to donate to ensure festive meals and remembrance were provided across society institutions.
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Sidney
America
Censyoleot Society of
New South Wales
Secord
Eundevax
Excitement in Woolloomooloo Raid at Marlinghurgi Station
A Sunday morning disturbance at a Woolloomooloo area residence led to police halting a lively gathering. Officers found eleven people, including a shearer and tailor, in possession of liquor and unconsumed beer after a raid. Several were charged with drinking on private premises or selling liquor without a license. King faced the central charge of managing the premises. he was fined 250 pounds with four months’ imprisonment if defaulted.
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Jewan
T O'Clork
Mikic
Horgaal
Phe
Ronstablen
Burorti-linr
Riley
Crown Ates
Eitsia
Rimeers
Revaliers
Nina
Wanien
Darlinghurst
Wen
Hermes
Ant
Ie Patie
Te Central Police Court
Ofa
Belore
Payten
Richard Patrick King
Central of
Worth
Tailermecd
Burnett Syding
Artuir Nolan
Jono Rodgers
Leek
Alexander Binning
Alexander Mooney
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Binning
Alfred Fagua
Mary Laugh
Mary Anderson
Ethel Wise
Tey Baker
Arrist
M'Kreffled
Bwt King
Witman
Bretine
King Waa
Tram Workers Prepare New Board After Dispute
Tram men on the mAb line threaten to strike over extra pay and the formation of a new board. A meeting at Trades Mall will discuss matters, including installation of a new generator and reopening lines on Addiann road. Workers anticipate car runs resuming and repairs advancing at Malcompark.
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Lawton
Warton
Recordars
Ube
England
Addiann Road
Mealompark
Bondi Aul
Shortage of Trucks Leaves Rail Freight Delayed in Montay
The Railway Department struggles to fulfill contracts for electric tram truck supplies amid widespread delays and equipment shortages. Traders report uneven deliveries, with consignments arriving late or in poor condition, triggering worry about stock losses and higher consumer prices.
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Moree
Montay
Railway Department
Sinc
Weston
Dh' Sratlom
FIM
Dirandeit
Veal
Wade Tar
Sydney
Howe
Cate
Moiny
Xeer
Linmarkiis
Aeilioenam
Gulagambope
Hotels Clubs and Restaurants Representatives Attend Meeting
A detailed OCR fragment reports a meeting where hotel clubs and restaurant representatives, various executives, and named organizations discuss employer representation. The document lists attendees including J. Sherinck, Lammas, Werks, Finning, Simmawile, and others, mentioning unions, industry groups, and the involvement of Mr Morpiah and Mr Mortimer as employee representatives.
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Oreficial Coastbrigg 4 Sages Board
Mmeuiaee Hintole Leigh
Coury Mme Mieeus
Wea
DreRontede Garner Rhein
Seine
Ctuol
Gaal Inevaghesero
Miehar Goly
Fedtoral
W. Pulbeuoe
Hocol
Hornsbyt
Ublip Harr
Marius Cafe
Circular Quay
Se. Radé
ADAG
Air
Areporane
Aiwleefave
Opipana
Eniniuyera
Perenne
la Querow
J. Sherinck
Lammas
Werks
O. Finning
Simmawile
Wie
Artesian Bores In The West Herald Water Supply
Hay and a foray into artesian borings marks a notable effort on Gumbar estate owned by Mr. Lugsch. Southern Cross Woll-borine Co reports excellent water supply at 28st depth after drilling ten water horizons, with each yield improving over the previous. A shaft at the Corronc locality by A. E Tyson succeeded in bringing water to Loft and he plans further tests where water was previously unattainable.
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HAY
Moma
Wivans
Aub-Arteelan
Lugsch
Southern Cross Woll-borine
Ainkine
Tyson
Couneey
Shipping Inquiries Spark Probes Into Recent Casualties
Captain Newton of the Department of Navigation warns of a busy inquiry period after reports of collisions including Aero-Sava Colias and Puruara near Port Kacklug. Investigations proceed behind closed doors as Millthorpe, long-time resident, is noted in death reports. Frank Grew is arrested in Tamworth for alleged cabbhtd Frink Lane assault.
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Newton
Department of Navigation
Mie
Ugon
Vis
Port Kacklug
Jomegh Burrell
Prank Grew
Tamworth
Willy
The Earl of Dudley and Public Addresses
The Right Honorable William Hummin Ward, Earl of Dudley, Privy Councillor and Knight Grand Cross is noted for public service. He is described as Governor General and Commander in Chief in the Commonwealth of Australia and its dependencies. The colors of the Bar of Dudley are described as vivid gold.
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Alboanisration
Shelloy
Addrees
Gervraltas Fallows
Wiliam Humbin Ward
Earl of Dudter
Gread
Sale Michael and Saint George
Royal Victorian Order
Commonwealth of Australia
Dudley
Coney Ioland Jockey Club Race Incident Report
The text reports a disrupted signal involving the Coney Ioland Jockey Club in New York and an arrest of Reginald Pamaherty of Wat‑Jambi over telegraph wire theft. It notes a race incident where Thomas Coleman v. James Leal Williams was mentioned at Busco Court and a £1000 damages claim for injuries from a crane accident at Fiuray Dock.
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Coney Ioland Jockey Club
New York
Cowat
Leo Tele
Reginald Pamaherty
Wat- Jambi
Drhal
Busco Court
Browmfelt
S.M. Stephemer
Boel
Ciaiment
Sorting mail trains bring faster Sydney delivery in 1907 move
The English mails will be sorted on the Melbourne to Sydney run with a new sorting van. Governor General party and staff will oversee dispatch from Albury to Sydney, distributing mail and newspapers along the route. Northern Express with Queensland and Western mail arrangements tested earlier improved efficiency for suburban and city carriers.
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SeTbourné
Ravi
Ajit Ciapman
Garkmpinl Nateuetios
Ay Murnett
Melbournn
Adelaide
New South Wales
Tallwiy
New South
Wailea
Sorilse
Albury
Brdnes
Viocorlag Austortiee
Sibury
Warrhy
Sideey
Shieh
Waseall
Melbouros
Knox
Sydney
Meenesiis
Syuney
Weel Aiulatla
Tetter
Fortine
Northern
Northern Express
Nas
Brisham
Tite
Port Opler
Cloee
Almont
Serchante
Othrien
Courer
New Companies Formed Under Limited Wabity in New South Wales
A flood of newly registered firms in New South Wales appears under the Limited Wabity Act. Listings include Mahindra Grammar Show Limeest with capital. several named signatories and offices in Sydney and New South Wales. The register also notes affiliations with the Chamber of Manufacturers and prospects for future industrial facilitation and information sharing.
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Wales
Wabity
Limeest
Church of Eogland
J Celap
J. E Durgres
Crim
Kiennelt
He Quodliog
Gren
Gren. Te Retered aMce
Siew Boul Walea Chamber
Cuaranier
Io Tomer
Niswo
Inter al
Levaninil
Industria
Turers
Vic
T. Davis
Ml Animing
Ht. Maxey
C_ Baynen
North Queensia
Aigazlarrs
Aeust
F- D. Layton
Meolng
W_ G. xan
Merri
Lord
Ferris
Bewlaternd Oflce
Challe Mouse
Amartio Mace
Sranr
Unclear fragmentary text from a local page item
The readable portion suggests a damaged OCR snippet mentioning names and places but contains many garbled words and nonsensical phrases. It cannot be reliably interpreted into a coherent event or outcome with identifiable entities.
Public Works Tenders Accepted Across Several Projects
This morning's tender notices list multiple public works including erection of a police station at Mulbring and a wall at East Maitland. Other items cover Sydney anatomy department fittings, Lakemba railway area works, and sewerage and bridge projects in Newcastle and Sydney with various contractors and budgets. The list also mentions timber beam bridges over Meentebula Lake and related road works with specific names and sums.
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Mulbring
East Maitland
Department of Anatomy
Sydney
W. Ward
Lakemba
Mrmch Bowl-road
Chapel-road
Belmore
Chupel-road
GM Leeno
Yaddhamion
Newcastir
al Lon
Éreuul
Ewenal Company
Helmwe
Old Lady Sues Over Lease and Property Claim
A long pending suit alleges improper restraint and forceful actions regarding a property lease. The plaintiff claims an agreement from January 9 and eviction threats, while defendants including Ellin Mullen Henry and the City Mutual Life Assurance Society deny charges and assert a different lease history dating to November 1906.
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Premines
Syary
Defvadanta Ellrn
Mullen
Wwon Henry
Assureanoa Sacleey
Agg
Tiavitte
Momui
Itwin
Sin
Ivy Mutiny
Lifeseuranen
Halflex
Mamullen
Bera Aiegrd
A. Mhly
Fease
Mit
Minis
Jly
Trespass Action Began In Hage Court Courtroom Row
In Hage Court this morning a trespass action was started by the Chief Justice and Jory over a three four acre area in Cestia district. Plaintiff asserts land ownership and that the defendant entered, damaged fences, and forcibly took possession. Defendants claim damages insufficient to justify relief. Evidence included rent and eviction events dated June 1808.
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Hage Court
Trespads
Jory
Cestia
Distriet
Robert Bonn
Fulword Barnes
Mark
Stanley L. Rulae
Spe
Garland
Messen
Shywud Russell
Pou Wis
Pameseion
Brusgat
Mack
Iin
Iespasa
Aum
Fens
Juan
Unclear charge report from Water Polos Court
Fragmented account describes Frank Riley age six accused in a liquor theft case, with multiple charges and testimony about clothing, money, and alleged concealment. Prosecution claims Riley attempted theft, with details of actions at a shop and subsequent flight, while the magistrate orders return of items and remands two involved parties.
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Frank Riley
Irala
Silverea Rilverman
Proserytor
Margaret-sirevt
Bix Abiogs
Wiley
Clathea
Mia
Riles
Minday
Who
Witorey Ueim
Miley
Ring
Bae
Ida
Ike
Kiven Gliverman
Beck
Rescue at Bantry Bay Averted by Daring Swim
A drowning incident near Bantry Bay ends with quick actions by bystanders and a lifeguardlike rescue. A child slips beneath the water but is pulled to safety by a woman who then helps another swimmer, while a man in a nearby steamer and local police assist. The crowd reacts with excitement as emergency crews secure the scene and the rescued child is treated.
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Bantry Tay
Sasi
Limla
Inu
Anjstau
Nediney
Killarney
Peat
Henry
Ana Gyears
Coly Walla
Abe Lin
Maine
Mmier
Avay
Serele
Ay Company
al Bani
Chivers
Norih Syonrs
Leiden
The Last of the Americans
Fragmented OCR note recounts a ferry voyage with shipboard band. It mentions passengers joining a crew, a hospital scene, and a cryptic reference to a command and captain. The text is garbled but centers on an air of maritime travel and a wartime or postwar setting. Named terms appear jumbled, suggesting misread names of people and places.
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Wien
Yasktom Lefe
Cooma Alto
Stich
Shark Ivland
Clark Isiard
Bree
Beatis Tareei
Boa
Fawkes
Symerean
Capua
Dr Sheldon's New Discovery in Portable Cough Remedy
The Reliable Family Cough Remedy 6&0 is advertised amid a noisy page claiming a new discovery by Dr Sheldon. Mentions colors and a wartime African campaign in fragmentary lines. The ad pattern suggests a sensational patent medicine pitch with a medical claim and a Friday release.
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Wien
Eair Dromalie Company
Sheldon
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N.S.W. Parliament
Hordern Bros
Turia
J. Hope
A.M.C
Giddeester Shire
the Benevolent Society
Woolloomooloo
the Earl OF Dudley
Bancasite
Ferguaso
Amelia Tenuna Inn
de Manis
Thas
Angus & Coote
Pitt-Street
Sarersay
Rbi Davie
Ehare
Sureeo
Js Crvisa
A. Hall Ana Company
Mestoppa
Mick Simmons
Leo Yarow
Gary Inne
Mustad
BET Stes
Rowley
Atau
Wes
Dunlop
Intel
Ira Panerash
Whknessiy Sese Premier Cuy Towtoourse
Bantry Bay
Spencer Nolan
Atrl E maSl
Ar Tee Aetie
Saal
U- Belnetlana
Sater
Ivan Call
Davidson & CO
Onford Street
Santy
Public
S. Anoramie Town
Vail
Ian Aldov
Feo
Oxee
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