Seeing Hand Education Shows Deaf Child’s Progress
A discussion of teaching by touch cites Hauy and Helen Keller and celebrates a New South Wales Deaf Dumb and Mind Training Institute pupil at Newtown. The article highlights Alice Betheridge and the use of the manual alphabet and Braille, showing how touch shapes reading, writing, and speech through sign and feel. It praises the institute’s work, praising teachers like Mr Marmuel Wallan and the Miss Feridge, and notes the broader potential of tactile learning for deaf and blind students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Orl University
Tome
Ie New South Wales
Newtown
Ali Betheridge
Sears Abe
Wits
Ita
Sydney
Chris
Ant
Aline
Thi Tollowa
Haying
Alice
Jreniutiog
Dent
Marmuel Wallan
Bret
Lille
Ana
Tess Bhrend
Ramiun
Donayn
Bach
Ryan
Helen Keller
America
Minhop Brooks
Mr. Jefferson
Mack Twain
Alice Betteridge
Miss R. Read
N.S.W
Sale of George Street Land by Estimators of late Sir
Assets offered include 235 Pitt Street adjacent to Smart's Hotel and the George Street corner property known as Hunter's Palace. Bids opened at £500 rising. final bids reached £800 per foot for George Street holdings and £600 per foot for adjacent plot. Gross rent £2106 per year with rates and taxes £3350 annually. Torrens title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plu Skert
City
Baniel Coser
Nik
Pitt Street
Smart's
Amarast Street
Taft
Messrs
Howes
Beau-door
George and
Market Streets
Huntere Bom Palace
Sit Uin
George-street
Market-street
John Hunter
Ara
Hunter's
J. Il. Gordon
Tenan’s
Torrens
Rich gold finds reported at Coff's Harbor and nearby mines
A prospector named Clase reports a rich find at Upper by a wide open vein yielding 20x to 40x gold per ton. Henderson reports a similar rich find with ore delivering 40x per ton. O'Malley and the Beacon mine listings show strong cyanide recovered gold. Fifty acres adjacent have been preed out. The Legislative Assembly last evening discussed moving water and committee chairs.
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Coff's Harbor
Upper
Clase
Henderson
O'Malley ix
Ob Beacon
Australian jockeys Pearce and Webb train for Boxing Day clash
Wanganui reports favorable weather for training of Harry Pearce, Australia’s sculling champion, and former world champion William Webb on the Wakeunut River. They prepare for their £30 bout on Boxing Day. Pearce rows two and a half miles daily, averaging 25 strokes, while Webb shows rapid improvement and solid conditioning. Bookmakers quote even money as wagering begins.
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Wanganut
Harry Pearce
Australia
William Webb
Wakeanut
Huriz
Vievk Bork
Dafors
Q Seifert
Pearen
Wangunul
Ala
Praves
Webb
Fur
Ben Hadbahs Case and the Contested Papers
Fragmented report from a court case involves Ben Hadbah a Syrian and a journalistic dispute over access to confidential papers. Mr Wade argues for public access while Mr Holman defends limited release citing political conflict and the need to review all materials before comment. The dialogue centers on timing, publication rights, and transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolman
Anie
Kedicru
Wguwe
Ban
Weil
Rynan Dumb Aboude
Stelltorn
Aslumg
Mr. Hoowan
Erates
Wwe Deaie
Ceharis
Rominlaiationg
le Fegan
Olan
Walle
Arvand
Mr. Holman
Husiavns
Metrapolis
Wade
Holman Haa
Woolloomooloo Wharves Plans Move Forward
The Sydney Harbor Trust considers improvements to Woolloomooloo Bay to boost shipping facilities. Commissioners met the Lord Mayor to present plans, aiming to start works soon. Proposals include widening roadways and enhancing approaches to new wharves under construction. The Lord Mayor will review on site and report. some properties may be resumed.
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Sydney Harbor Trust
Woolloomooloo Bay
Melbourne Cup Betting Fraud Case Ends In Fines
Frederick George Dean, 42, fined £6 with two months hard labor for fraudulently taking £1 and later £2 from Harold Moroney in a Melbourne Cup betting scheme. Moroney, betting at Pitt Street, offered £1 on Britain with Dean quoting 12 to 1 and 15 to 1. Dean, claiming employment as a carrier, faced arrest after failing to pay. Magistrate Stilth ers imposed the sentence.
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Frederick George Deap
Harold Soroney
Brownstreet
Paddington
Pitt-street
Melbourne
Deng
Moroney
Britain
Dean
Horn
Neat
Victoria Park
George Brown
Bis
Carrir
Moroter
Stilthers
Comvictes
Sunday Picnic Party Tragedy Stuns Town at River Run
Police and coroner investigated a fishing party aboard a vessel on George's River near Lane Sour on November 2 after multiple drink purchases. Witnesses described rough weather with a strong wind, a man overboard, and the subsequent search and inquiries into cause, with reports of death by apparent drowning and a coroner's inquest pending.
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Morton
Jordon
Ben
Nana
Suber
Weta
Arthur Onan
Sandee
Yeiuen
Oaiang
Spain
Shail Gafty
Wwe
Arima
Withers Uuouen Pal
Ivan
Ty Jaume
Hugh
Jontan
George's River
Nrar Lane
Dunlop Sk
Joron
Wilheae
Mquoy Qaben
Apt
O'Keefe
Arawnisg
Arawnine
Electrification of Bexley Tramway Debated in Parliament
Mr W Taylor MLA presented a case for electrifying the steam tramway from the Areciffe Railway Station to Bexley. He argued the wire tramway is costly and the steam traction should be replaced. The Works Department and Hallway Commissioners would handle the project, with decisions on a half hour service and funding for a canal conversion.
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W. Taylor
Bexley
Widmort
Areciffe
Nto
Muertine
Cook's Hill
Galace
Copatrur
Tramways
Brown's Ingratitude Ends A Fractious Friendship
Henry Dumen Meitt of Balmain and Brown had a troubled relation lasting years. In a Darlinghurst affair on Schobee Tl the pair clashed when Petit missed a payment. Brown was charged with stealing money from Petit and confronted police after a series of dramatic events. He denied the theft, claimed a separate win at Comedy Klog, and was found guilty after a tense courtroom sequence.
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Henry Dumen Meitt
Balmain
Rhomss Brown
Petite
Suites Murray
Darlinghurst
Srseivns
Pettit Conk Brown
Batmain
Thema
Rome
Point
Momo
Bierman
Xoen
Sovérrigas
Randwick
Renwick
Melbourne
Brown
Randwick Shooting Scandal Dominates Regional Coverage
The tangled report centers on a Randwick shooting scandal with ongoing investigations. Officials and jurors are referenced amid a web of accusations and political figures.
The Wrong Ticket Mystery at War Era Gathering
A garbled OCR style passage presents a jumble of names and phrases from a war era scene. It hints at a disrupted event or meeting with references to tickets, individuals, and possible misprints. The readable fragments suggest confusion around a ticket and an audience during a wartime period.
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Pomfort
Fedto
Guickest
Gillette Safety
Razok. Ltd
Hellom Viaduct
London
Fagland
Ava A Rowe
Millard’s
George Street
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Honrton’s
Naliway
Tramway
Horton's
Horton’s
King-St
Wich
Hortons
Stock, Hanes, and
Monty
City Finance Company, Ltd
Leacemold Properties
Pond Warkast
Fred M.william
Tel
J. Bloom
Bathurst and
Castlereagh Sts
Eithou
Yomemiun
Ailvanes
Viera
Gulwin
Opie Theatre
Hozal Queer
Luweat
Macy Terns
Feyayroenia
Vickenys Chasers
Hetet
Moore and
Idumurr
M. de P. Company, Ltd
Castlereagh-streat
Park-Street
Mack Wert
Fee
Vester Ror
Steve
Newsong
Maa
Adwifhes
Suman
Tomas
Ege
Taerig
Asd
Seth
Kang Bot Sepia Aan
Ong
Joeote
Migs
Sant. Truen
Uae
Ucteaane
Shanya
Taub
Abe
Keller
George St
Hunter’s Corner
Legislative Assembly
Pearce
Ben Hadbah
MR. Wade Depers Jis
Woolloomooloo
Harbor Trust
James Jordon
Welchan
Seweiay
Diaa
Sete
Fiat
Vadinbive
Shey
Hanna
Piggott
sMuunant
Kisrhiee Weal
Leia
Sonya
Vrbeb
Pei
Fagana
Gine Gyeretur
Hall
Okey Reed
Wilson Hickey
Falun Gonite
Ernest
Maan
URAL
Sia
IG Rton
Leinmanah
Tart Seni' Tranite Nh Kitty Telnet
Conde
Pegarelal
Srearig
Quo Amity
Wivana
Wiensucaeec
Harry Teller
Lunasie
Sidiaeatian
AML
Stomarte
Inueatines Bn
Theae
Ngrediante
Shmidon
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