Lawmakers End Session With Steel Rails Contract Debates
The Legislative Assembly spent hours on government business including electoral redistribution and a steel rails contract. Key debates focused on ore origin and minimum wage provisions amid lively exchanges, with the bill passages and amendments concluding after dawn.
La Perouse Aboriginal Camp Protest to Colonial Secretary
A deputation from the New South Wales Aborigines Mission met the Colonial Secretary on Friday to oppose removing the La Perouse camp. They cited a November 12 public meeting and petition, arguing the Aborigines wish to stay and that removal would not help morality. Mr. Lee emphasized moral concerns, noting police reports showing mixed morality and whites' role in contamination, and promised to consult Mr. Fosbery before informing Mr. Haworne of the decision.
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Factory Injury Suit In Australian Court
In the Banco Court Judge and four jurors heard Frederick Oswald Falconer claim £1000 damages under the Employers' Liability Act from Richard Hardman sen trading as Hardman Brothers for injuries at their Enmore biscuit factory. Falconer, 19, alleges a wheel defect caused by negligent maintenance led to the loss of two fingers.
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Frederick Oswald Falconer
Elizabeth Jane Falconer
Richard Hardmam
Hardman Brothers
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Mining district shows steady improvement with new shaft and ore sent for behandling
In Glen Innes the Grove Syndicate sunk a 100 ft shaft and shipped 180 tons of ore to Cockle Creek for treatment with satisfactory returns. Hillgrove reports 5262 oz 16 dwt from 529 tons. various levels show reef pay and gold, while sunlight and Hiranora mines advance with power trials and new equipment. A new lode near Guy Fawkes spurs syndicate interest. Warden’s Court to consider further suspensions.
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Trooper Enson and others noted in wartime news
Regret is expressed at the death of Trooper S Robinson of the Mounted Rifles while serving in South Africa. He left Forbes with the Second Contingent, resigning local work to join the campaign. His name is cited in cables for rescue under fire by Captain Watson. Trooper Code, also from the Mounted Rifles, returned home invalided with rheumatism after Pretoria Hospital stay. Probate and administration matters were completed by His Honor Mr Justice Walker for multiple estates including Nathan, Hughes, Colpe, Harvey, Holfe, Hes ter, Evang, Child, Shaw, Pitman, Steel.
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Thomas Hughes
Johannes C. L. Colpe
Edmund Harvey
George Holfe
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Ann Child
Edmund R. Shaw
Alfred T. Pitman
John J. Steel
Margaret Gilroy
William Gilroy
James Harrie
Sarah Charlotte Johnson
Thomas Rodgers
Samuel Payten
Sarah M'Donald
Arthur Rathborne
Hampden Park deputation seeks land for pavilion
A Paddington mayor and aldermen with Woollahra's mayor and NSW Cricket Association reps met NSW Lands Minister on Friday. They urged granting adjoining land to Hampden Park for a pavilion, noting reclamation and beautification. An old lady occupies a dilapidated house. clubs offered to care for her. The minister pledged to review papers and locality before deciding.
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Storey
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Morgan
Meagher
Gift of Tea to Imperial Guards Celebrated Merchants Offer
Messrs Edwards and Company tea merchants of 661 George Street donate 10001b of tea free to the visiting Imperial Guards. The Treasury Department has acknowledged the gift. An advertisement announces Edwards and Company and their Ensign teas offer special value for public buyers during Commonwealth festivities.
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Aboriginal Board Proceedings and Local Developments
The Aborigines Protection Board met at Phillip Street with Mr E Fosbery presiding and approved a £205 tender from W G Mackney for a manager's residence at Runnymede. Reports show 1235 Aborigines in Grafton Liamore and New England. 755 full blood and 414 half caste. The Lands Under-Secretary objected to resuming 40 acres at Wallaga Lake for grazing. Daily mail service between Dubbo and Gilgandra begins today.
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Christie Parasols Offer Custom Match Umbrellas
Christie promotes Christie Parasols with sunshade quality and repair services. Parasols made to match costumes using ladies material if desired. Buy direct from the manufacturer and receive repairs from Christie.
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