Prizes of Life address at St Ignans College
Lord Chelmsford praised efforts of prize winners and urged all students to value grit and character over prizes. He warned that many bright students later falter, and emphasized that success in life requires determination and perseverance beyond school accolades. He noted plenty of second-class students can reach top posts with effort.
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Lord Cheimaford
St. Ignans’ College
Riverview
Iam
Cora River
Santa Linte
Oflac
Ife
Witela
Lord Chelmsford
Jadamve
Shipping Arrivals List From Various Ports
Shipping arrivals dated November 5 report multiple vessels including Captain Glawwon from Wal acca, W Growby and Company, Buninyorg, Caplan J. Peden from Seiubane, Howand Sait Company, and Paloona. Several ships listed with captains and tonnage around 3300 tons. Other entries include Swanern from Sremo, Captain Agarern from Landen ie pars, Traiawar, Toxowen, Sawoade, and Clarinceure with Bordiches Company. November 2 entries note Manis, Ghiss, and New Zealand bound sailings, with ongoing departures toward Sewcastle Quearis and Metocuran routes.
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Vrai In
Glawwon
Walacca
W. Growby and Company
Agante Buninyorg
FTG
Uma Caplan J
Traiawar
Sreweuls
I i Tam
Toxowen
Tras Sawoade
Movss Company
Lindsed
Irs Marimbays
Vapiale Swanern
Se Eee
Emi” Hillel
Eral Cavanba
Lone
Gepuait W. Anderada
Byreo Bay
Neri Comic Company, Limited
Burringher
Joan Captain Farrell
Clarinceure
Bordiches Company, Limited
Nals
Randwick Shooting Scandal trial continues in Darlinghurst
The trial of William John Piggott for allegedly obtaining £19 by falsely claiming he shot the King’s shonling match at 1000 yards during the Randwick event on October 14 continued before Justice Slyant at the Central Criminal Court in Darlinghurst. Crown solicitor Mr CA White opened the case for the Crown. evidence cited an accusation that Piggott boasted of a fair win and sought access to the National Rifle Association rooms to stage a statement. Piggott said he had signed papers and would say nothing beyond them.
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William John Piggott
Lim
Biden
Harry Edward Mills
Thers
Randwick
Central Criminal’ Gours
Darlinghurst
Justice Sly
Piggott
Easton
King-street
City
Tsar Dr
Nudoual Fila Association
Roane de
Accraed
Ale
Cousanlike
Papanui steamer voyage tempers Melbourne hearing
The Papanui steamer at Melbourne faced delays after a Melbourne meeting on Wednesday. The chairman said Marine Board consultation would be sought and a bill to prevent delays might be proposed. Insurance and repair costs were noted, with no decision on future plans or crew actions. The Philippine and Nicaraguan crew details emerged as authorities discussed duties and jurisdiction.
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Melbourne
Usrbar Trust
Meltourne
Weabel
Subilee Marine Board
Rydney
Bristooe
Japan
Tate
Melbouran
Aildud
Sydney
Burt Melbourne
Taichalin
Eatrial Affairs Department
Contempt of Court in the Crippen Case Debate
A historical discussion on contempt of court surrounding the Crippen case. The piece examines newspaper reporting limits, the timing of warrants, and potential actions against the press for publishing statements about Crippen's confession, with references to Mr Justice Darling and press practices.
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Crippen
Greater St George plan faces council opposition
Four municipal councils in the Greater St George area debated a scheme to consolidate districts Rockdale Berley Kogarah and Hurstville with Bexley. The proposal called for a referendum at the next elections while the four councils sought a joint committee to draft terms and prepare the case. Deputations pressed for a neutral study as talks stalled over which council would lead and how divisions would be represented.
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Fepmeentaive
Coun
Cng
Georgy Dnitict
Rockdale
Berley
Kogarah
Hurstvile
Visernes 4
Hana Sbal
Ra¢H
Omaln
eSarse
Rach Presiat
Lew Council
Toeris Wren
Levies
Viderman Lawréaes
Uae
Mawrins Starshall
Heckdale
Ugo Derlir
Aumler
Denedte
Arno
Bewley
Ater
Hocldale
Uri
Mud Kogarah
Arrears of Income Tax Questioned in NSW Assembly
A parliamentary inquiry grilled Premier about arrears in a series of income tax payments. Figures from 1896 to 1906 show substantial sums owed by companies and individuals, with appeals proceeding to the Privy Council. Tax amending acts and abatements are cited, and immediate action is urged to recover substantial arrears.
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Awooma
Fitside
New South Wales
WS Cox
Rene Fe
RG Ko Tha
Iamn AK
van Do
Tauller Weg SteNe
Rock Choppers Strike Ends As Long Bay Contract Cancelled
The Long Bay sewerage project faced a strike by the rock choppers seeking higher pay. The minister refused the rise, offered to pay for work completed and cancel the contract, with government plants to be used by successful tenders. Contractors accepted, new tenders to proceed immediately.
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Rock Choppers
Long Bay
St Long Bay
Reck
Crme
Cem
Ilnister
Minster
Private Firms and Hospital Patients Controversy Raised
A Balmain and District Hospital board meeting discussed a letter from Anthony Hordern and Sons about a patient treated at the hospital who was an employee. Questions arose over hospital expenses for nursing and charges, with the treasurer noting a cheque received from the firm. The board questioned the display of the matter and the welfare work tied to employees.
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Messrs
Anthony Hordern and Sons
Man- AganieGl
Balmain and District Hospital
Ibn Tins
Deuce
Anthony Hordara
Bama
Onueiders- Howstown
Master Butchers Organ Sing In Sidney Meeting
A Sidney meeting of master butchers was held to discuss forming a union and wage board representation. No association formed. a week’s adjournment was set with next meeting date to be advertised. H Byers of Balmain presided. J Williams of Central Hay elected secretary.
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Sidney
Agab An Organica Lon
Qureo'e Fajl
Pittatreet
H. Byers
Balmain
J. Wiliams
Rentral Hay
Trian
Dreaded Operation Ends Longstanding Ear Pain
Miss A Howell of Duke Street Burnley Melbourne recalls a painful lump behind her ear from childhood. She avoided hospital operation until natural remedies and Xam-Bok finally reduced swelling and cured the ear infection, ending years of deafness and sleepless nights.
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A. Howell
Duke Street
Burnley
Melbourne
Vic
Maritime Miscellany Freight and Shipping Notes Worldwide
Shipping news reports increased freight rates and global routes. Vessels including the Suva steamer and a Sydney bound company ship are detailed along with departures from Sydney, Auckland, Valparaiso and Melbourne. A Norwegian barge lost a crew member overboard near South Africa, and various ships report engagements with merchants facing higher costs. The Times of Caplan notes potential freight increases impacting Australia, urging legislative action to curb rising costs.
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Porch
Australia
Ceylon
Suadenis
Ibs
Caplan
Iain
Java
Wade
Australis
Dever
Socialist lecturer urged to work in the home
A judge in London hears a socialist lecturer complain about imprisonment and low wages. The discussion centers on whether the speaker should seek steady employment in a warehouse rather than teach, with the judge suggesting reform and noting potential Brixton custody if fines cannot be paid. The exchange evokes lingering political tensions and calls for labor activism.
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Tuadaz
Eujne Mport
Juden
London
Archibald Dalfnss
Dalton Ward
Thamas
Scfmpas
Cneament
Pan Socialines
Romim
Brixton
Lifesaving event at Rushcotiore Bay Baths features exhibition divers
A Monday night life saving display at Rushcotiore Bay Baths includes a two heat breast and back race with boats and aquatic experts. Notable participants include Wickham, Lemaire, Matti, Y arn, and Williams with plans for demonstrations by divers and a relay. The program showcases starting signals, entangled laps, and post-race exchanges as part of the program.
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Bay
Eevers
Aurfier
A.wickham
W. Lemaire
Goel
Wickhass
Simons
Constabulary Duty and Policing Odd Jobs Across Town
Metropolitan police handled a string of mixed duties from locating a missing boy at Pyrmont to returning a heavy grey draught horse and a roan cow, while Darlinghurst and Newtown officers aided a deaf and dumb elderly woman, chased runaway horses, and dealt with assaults and a night of drunkenness.
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Metropolitan Police
Pyrmont
Coumtable Blue
Regent Street
Alrl
Darlingburnt
Newtown
Newtwn Bridge
Darlinghurst
Circular Quay
Tte
Bom
Condition of the country in Bathurat district worsens drought stress
A Bathurat district report notes very dry conditions since January due to scarce rainfall. Wheat and barley yields fall. some fields show no more green, while average yields per acre are depressed. Farmers endure bad weather, anticipate relief if rains return, and await government estimates on mining party provisions.
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Bathurat
Mysterious Notices From East Suburbs and City Taxi Firms
A garbled unreadable clipping mentions Eastern Suburbs residents and taxi firms, with scattered names like George, Reed, and Rand, and references to a refugee Colsteniod. Readable fragments hint at a public notice or legal ad involving local transport and property but specifics are unclear.
Austin estate sues post for apartment access
A fragmented legal notice reports an estate suit filed by an entity named Austinlee against a party labeled ALGOTRENT or POSTS in relation to an apartment access dispute. The readable text also references water, tems, and a date string, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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B. Vintiver & CO
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