JO DAY'S COMMERCIAL SURVEY NOTES LONDON SYDNEY CABLE TRADE
An extended report outlines shipping and market chatter from London to Sydney, detailing rail and maritime routes, commodity prices, and wholesale quotations. It mentions Wool prices, dairy and grain markets, and railway station activity, with references to agents, factories, and traders across New South Wales and Queensland.
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Aisug
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Sidieg
Clarence Raver
Larne
New Ruth Wales
Oran Ve Rabber
Emery
Siam
Wales
Anaes
Gueanuinag
Neewinbes
Mike Seapairet
Ube
Lockhart
Carera
Geemamon
Imag
Maine
pAlwinner Tiehnaale
Sinnea- Sidena
Audoey
Bambels
Sedom
Ens
Binnel Syaoer
Oubey Atimiute
Fragmented OCR: Local Sports Notes and Names
Partially legible lines show team names, player mentions, and venues with scattered phrases. The garbled text references Caverbseton Sed Seingoe Driggs Belrake Neeta and a gunner, suggesting a sports or event recap with multiple proper nouns but no clear outcomes or dates.
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A. Nailer
Auction Sales At Redfern Daily Igbo Prices Prompt Returns
Auction notices list a Redfern sale with daily items and prompt price returns. The fragment mentions bidders like ROBERT LITTLE and other names, with various bidding and sale terms. The text reads as a jumble but signals general sale activity and bidder participation at a Redfern venue.
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Fin Raniie Son
Ted
Euiine Winn Sale
Jennie “Atcouta
Parscott
Robert Little Ang
Redfern
Libel case over defamatory paragraph damages £5000
In a libel action the plaintiff claimed £5000 damages over a paragraph alleged to harm the company by suggesting mismanagement. The judge cautioned on word meaning, noting the paragraph could bear several innocent senses and that the jury must decide if it was libellous while the action proceeded toward trial.
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Shand
Mr Riad
Vitame
Tay
Wéldroms
Sr. Smut
Perth
Luxast
Bonnes
Abana Thes
Momagea
Tariff Debates Narrow in Melbourne House Session
Melbourne reports a brief debate in Parliament over dairy and chemical tariffs. The house passed varied duties on acids and chemicals, with reductions sought on perfumes and groceries. debates touched insecticides and textile items before adjourning for a half holiday plan.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives Yvaterday
Dyn Aed
Dina Fedants
Wethers
Livingstane
S.A
J. Cook
Nsw
Wuda
Johnson
John Quick
Dre Liddell
Tore
Tudor
Victoria
Joseph Cook
N.S.W
Rifle Club's Troubles Prompt Resignations Call
At a Hay Rifle Club meeting a resolution was carried by a one vote margin urging the executive officers to resign due to lack of club interest. Affected members decided to forward the resolution to headquarters and await instructions. Most executives declined to vote, deeming the move contrary to Fifty clubs rules.
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Miebers
Hay Rife
Holy Cross College and Masonic Hall Prize Night
A large Sydney audience gathered at the New Masonic Hall Castlereagh Street to witness the Holy Cross College prize awards tied to the Lord Mayor. The program featured musical items by Masters Maloovy Warne and Kelly Moylan with W J Grieves, the Junior Bud singing classes, and the college orchestra.
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Masonic Hall
Castlerengh Street
Sydney
Holy Croce College Rrde
Rash T. Hoahen
Alg Aubsister
Maloovy
E. Warne
L Kelly
B. Moylan
W. J. Grieves
College Orchretra
Hunger's Hill Musical Society Third Concert Shown
The Hunger's Hill Musical Society presented its third concert at Town Hall on Wednesday night. The well attended program featured pieces by Brahms and Wagner, with solos by Charles Callan and Emily Marke, and a chorus performance of Spring Message. A separate note mentions Drum Council discussions on Dock separation and debt schemes.
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Hunger's Hill Musi‘Society
Wednesdey Nebt
Bymptony
Manin
Wagner
Charles Callow
Baie
Emily Marke
Neoitham
P Mowat Carter
Solex
Phantasie Gayotte
Mistowsih
Society Sullivan
The
Society
Nongs
Jjleanora
Rose Lstin
Charles Callan
Cette
Pantasse de Salon
Amde
Germanshia
Drummoyne Council
Tve Dock
Drum
SUSE
W. H. Stephens
Greenwood Tree
Paddington
Norah
Rydalmere Case Jury Fails to Reach Verdict at Central Criminal Court
In a Rydalmere hearing at the Central Criminal Court on Wednesday, Mullane Murphy and Boyle faced charges of malicious wounding. The jury could not agree after lengthy deliberation, and the panel was discharged with Mullane ordered to reappear for trial.
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Ding
Central Criminal Court
Caten
Thomas Mullane
Patrick Murphy
Daiwee Toyle
Ravingg
Rydalmere
Micheel
Witliam Howard
Juanine Sly
Negara
Mullane
Murphy
Forle
Tine
Gannon
Howard
Bosie
Isrue
Sammie
Boyle
Yoganelder
Rial
Wool sale report highlights top price of 1814
The article notes a Tuesday wool sale from the Muiamond Lerida district belonging to Mr A. B. Chisholm of Collector Goulburn. The fleece is described as very fine, bright and light, with a top line price of 1814 and an average price just under 132 per fleece. Messrs Hill Clark and Company conducted the sale.
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Lerida
A. B. Chisholm
Goulburn
Hill, Clark, and Company
Sie
Melbourne Society Scandal Ends With Secret Hearing
A fragmented Melbourne court record recounts a clandestine affair involving a society figure and a co respondent. Testimony describes late night meetings near St Kilda Gardens, a back entrance, and a private inquiry into conduct, with jurors scrutinizing motive, opportunity, and public decorum.
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Melbourne
Charlee Duskler Wallace
Ruby Bona Wallace
If Strang
Collinesieat
Charles McAthan
Lucas
Ani
Hame
St. Kilda Gardens
Pest
Amesty
Teeposden
Correspunian
At Kilda
St Kilda
Fragmentary Notice From Foritt's Shop Described
A garbled through text references Mrs Wallace and Abe attempting to avoid a doctor. It mentions expenses totaling 90 plus four pounds and twenty pounds, along with 29 notes, indicating financial figures amid unclear context.
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Foritt
Wallace Rame
Meraele
Tex
Bands in the Parks at Centessial Park Concert
The Bala presents an afternoon program at Centessial Park starting 3:30 PM featuring Bochnirin and Luateplel with selections by Kols Belawatts and Waid Reutel. The program includes American sketches, river-themed pieces, and titled works like The Larks Feat val Brewer.
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BALA
Manstein Centessial Park Tempr
Bochnirin
Luateplel
Kols-Belawatts
Larks
Val Brewer
Fall From Wharf Near Margaret-shee Ends Afloat Rescue
A man attempting to board the quamer Miowera fell from the Margaret-shee Wharf into the water on Wednesday night. Nightwatchman Kenandy heard the splash and, with a boat hook, kept the man afloat until Arthur Promar of the Army and two seamen secured a rope and hauled him ashore.
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Miowera
Margaret-shee Wharf
Kenandy
Arthur Promar
Bivboty
Hamlet at the Town Hall Stirs Local Debate
Townsfolk gathered for a performance of Hamlet at the Town Hall while debate raged over the play’s author. Citizens discuss whether Shakespeare or Bacon penned the tragedy as the show drew fashionables and amateurs alike to witness the production.
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England
Tows Mall
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