Parliament Deliberates on £70,000 Aid to Sandford Works
In the Legislative Assembly the government faced division over advancing seventy thousand to W. Sandford Limited. Opponents urged buying the entire works, arguing state ownership with rail link support would boost industry. The debate stretched into the night with critics noting political infighting and questions of party unity. The Legislative Council prepared for a busier session as bills and closer settlement amendments move forward.
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W. Sandford. Limited
Om Conditiun
Wade
Mortos
J. Graham
Napoleon
Parkes
Mr. Pell
Mr. Edden
Legislative Council
Dus
Motor Traffic Bill Second Reading in Legislative Council
Second reading urged by Mr Hughes to empower government to regulate motor vehicles. Provisions include speed limits lights bells efficient brakes noise reduction and bans or time restricted use on specified streets or areas. Also driver licensing badge schemes and registration with conspicuously numbered plates. Progress reported in committee. House adjourned late.
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Hughes
Parramatta Friendly Societies
Umberumberka
Legislative Assembly
W. Sandford, Limited
Sydney Medical Mission Meeting Reports Ongoing Need
The annual Sydney Medical Mission meeting at the W C A Building presided by Lady Darley notes the mission’s vital role for hundreds unserved by other groups. Last year 12,000 dispensary attendances and 2,458 patients treated at the dispensary signal steady support, aided by a gift of pew premises in Surry Hills funded by a Mosman fundraiser. Officers re-elected include President Mrs Hugh Dines and Secretary Miss Huntley with an extensive advisory and executive list.
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Sydney Medical Ttion
W.C.A
Coats- Teagh-shest
Lynsey
Lady Darley
Hugh Dixson
Pew
Surry Hills
Mosman
Jere
Paisenia' Howes
Fordyce
Storie Ditsom
Presient
Hugh Dines
Lady Fairfax
Salomons
Storie Dixson
Miss Huntley
G. E. Rennie
D. H. Gilfillan
FG. Cooley
W. Teaser
J.T. Wilson
Taylor Young
Afbcck
Boyce
H. Budden
Spiller Brandon
W. H. Crago
W. P. Dixon
Caritie Pax
Kate Hogg
Ada Fogg
W. C. M’clelland
G. E. Meunle
W. Read
W. H. Read
W. B. Studdy
Mins ‘Tayior
J.C. Windeyer
Taylor ‘Young
J.T. Wlisan
Doctors Differ In Supreme Court Case On Fraud Claim
In a Supreme Court session before Justice Cotes Dr. William Joke stone sues Dr. Piers Hatten and Dr. J Hl. Hacarihar for fraudulent representations about a medical matter. The case details retirement, third counts, and possible further counts. Plaintiff withdrew some counts during trial, affecting the remaining claims and potential outcomes.
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Supreme Court
Justice Cotes
William
Henry Jokestone
Piers Hatten
J. Hl. Hacarihar
Gamawse Tor
Aly
Jory
Afar
Brant Vost
Shey
Trumper Refuses To Play Strain On Cricket Clash
The report notes a decision by Trumper not to participate in a cricket match amid a tense situation. Palmer and rs 16 measures are mentioned as part of the context, with Geos Bay and Viel Ab0 referenced in passing as unrelated phrases.
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Geos Bay
Palmer
Interstate Melbourne match notes and Carrington Stakes weights
In Melbourne the interstate turf match unfolds with weights for the Carrington Stakes and Tattersall's Cup listed yesterday. NSW and Victoria show form, with entries like Col larit and Decol featuring, while Mount locals and visitors contest the fields. Amidst mixed results, several horses hold potential, though some are considered unlikely after recent form, with race club fixtures and results at Ascot noted alongside racing times and key performances.
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Lochiel
Esmere
Garches
True Light
Clarinza
Good Rose
Lady Evelyn
Ascot
Victoria
Clinker
Tirat
Danseusa
M. Griffin
Terars
Saldom
Claribelle
Glitter
Pharaoh
Featherstlick
Imp
Cooma
Emmie Gate
Merion
Dalmeny
Sin
Lady Trlem
Silver Rose
Astoria
G. G. Stead
Imin Greer
Canterbury
Anzera
Two Year Old Races Highlight Fast Times and Close Finishes
Six furlong sprint records show 13 seconds with Blue Book clocked at 1 minute 48 and a half seconds. Journey challenged by Florance and Royal Aruhur over 49 seconds. Most two year olds ran short rides on the course proper while a few trained steadily on the inner sand track.
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Jour-ney
Florance
Royal Ar- Uhur
Randwick Training Notes This Morning’s Work
Randwick headquarters saw sharp air and useful sessions. Far North and Bsr rol cille, the 2year-old, were among the entries as Scape timed seven furlongs in 1 28 and a mile in 1 49.
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Randwick
G. Gullimore
Scape
Imin
Noala
Hsec
Barrenjoey
Luciana
Rambling Jack
Hermes
Sir Aymer
Modiste
Lord Pitt Fay
Meir Cycling Club Forms New Members at December Meeting
Meir cycling club held its monthly gathering at Shearer's Hotel with a large attendance. President J Davis awarded prizes to recent champions, while 10 new members joined, bringing total membership to 70. The secretary listed championship entries for December 22 including Jones Nichole Connington Baker Davis Wilson Gilrey Coleman Quill Vaux Deaton Horton is Slattery Cripps Hall Bail Ancilia Walmsley J Quill Ginn Kappel Lynch Wright Redmond Allen Brown Comigra Johnson Nelson Whittingham Berry M Cole Cahill Goodwin Norton Kennedy Taylor Bramsden Angles Norris Morrow.
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Vaux
Deaton
Horton
Slattery
Cripps
Hall
Bail
Ancilia
Walmsley
J. Quill
F. Ginn
Kappel
Lynch
Wright
Redmond
Allen
Brown
Comigra Johnson
Nelson
Whittingham
Berry
M'Cole
Cahill
Goodwin
Norton
Kennedy
Taylor
Bramsden
Angles
Norris
Morrow
Lampert committee of management named for Balmain area
A. Lampert leads a management committee alongside HL Long J Gafney and eight others. A range has been secured opposite the Balmain Police Court, with use assigned to the committee's oversight.
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A. Lampert
Barkham
A Lampert
HL Long
J. Gafney
Cricket teams named for Electric Light Department vs Town Hall match
Hampden Oval hosts a Monday cricket fixture between Electric Light Department and Town Hall. Electric Light lineup includes Donoghue Cowli shaw Collins Bisset Grogeon Bord Bradley Bellemy M phail Stevenson Feltham Sey mour. Town Hall fields Rolomon Breden Gordon Wateou Mur Cameron Merrett Cayzer Judges Bertie Rodgers Garnett. The Melbourne Argus reports voting closure for the Australian team selection with public and voters listed.
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Electric Light Department
Town Hall
Hampden Oval
Donoghue
Cowlishaw
Collins
Bisset
Grogeon
Bord
Bradley
Bellemy
M'Phail
Stevenson
Feltham
Seymour
Rolomon
Breden
Gordon
Wateou
Mur
Cameron
Merrett
Cayzer
Judges
Bertie
Rodgers
Garnett
Melbourne
J. Vv. Saunders
Hartley Election Protest Declared Dooley Elected
The Elections and Qualifications Committee reported on John Harley vs Dooley for Hart ley. It found Dooley duly elected and recommended future election handling of informal voting. The resolution advised chief secretary and nursing officers be informed of the committee’s determination.
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Lévy
M.L.A
Elections and Qualifications Committee
John Harley
Dooley
Hartley
Legislative Assembly
Nervous Richmond minister conducts morning Episcopal service
A young Richmond minister, just ordained, nervously led the morning service at an Episcopal church. He admitted feeling flustered but said he pulled through without a mistake. Parishioner and local officials praised the effort, noting it was the first morning service they’d seen.
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Richmond
Balmain
H. Cohen
Adem Gumacrvilie
Finlay
Cor
Pettier
IB Mercer
H. Corkhill
Alex. Staith
T- Frost
Local Government Elections and Candidate Nominations
Aldermen and shire councillors will retire this year with lists open for inspection until the list instant in shires and between the 7th and 21st in municipalities. Objections require written notices with reasons and a statutory declaration. A revision court will meet on a date set by the council. Frivolous objections may incur a £19 penalty. A Glebe allied group announced 12 candidates for combined municipal election. Postal voting rules under the Local Government Act apply to certain shires, and Wellington Jockey Club’s spring meeting is featured in Town and Country Journal.
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Shire
Glebe
P. Lucas
Glebe Democratic Association
Glebe Ratepayers and Property Owners’ Association
Outer Ward
Thomas Law
F. L. Artlett
Joseph Stimson
Bishopthorpe
Percy Lucas
P. L. Cole
HA. Brigg
H. Mitchell
Henry Chapman
Forest
Lodge
M. Brown
W. T. Tate
Arthur Field
Mesars
Artlett
Tate
Pisld
Aime
Yeaterday
Wellington
Wellington Jockey Club
Town and Country Journal
Newcastle Coal Thouble Hearings Set By Special Court Monday
The Special Court of Judge May don with Messrs Forsyth and Bowling will sit at Newcastle on Monday to hear disputes between the Associated Northern Colliery proprietors and the Colliery Employers' Federation. The Employees' Federation lists grievances covering yardage and machine rates, manager authority over sickness, and sliding scales for coal districts including Northumberland and South Maitland with minimum wage and eight hours. General tonnage rates, eight hour day, and restoration of 184 f agreements are among issues. details cover Burrwood Labion B, Pelaw-Matn, Nesih-Topmen, Curlewis and Black Jack, and other collieries.
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Maydon
Forsyth
Bowling
Newcastle
Associated Northern Collery
Colliery Employers’ Federation
Employees’ Federation
Northumberland
Burwood and
Labion B
South Maitlad
Vama
Federation
Cardiff
Philharmonic Society Fourth Concert at Town Hall
The Philharmonic Society stages its fourth concert of the season at Town Hall with Beethoven Mount of Olives as the main piece. Principal artists include Florence Osborne James Crabtree and W Beattie under conductor Henri Staell. The combined chorus and orchestra total 400. The Defence minister announces formation of the Metropolitan Car Corps Reserve immediately.
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The
Philharmonic Society
Town Hall
Beethoven
Mount of Olives
Florence Osborne
James Crabtree
W. Beattie
Henri Staell
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