New South Wales Works Budget Totals 968430 Loan Estimate
The estimated expenditure for new and completed works totals 968,430 with allocations across public works, railways, harbours, water supply and sewerage. Major items include Sydney Harbour improvements, Central Railway Station works, Hunter River projects, country towns water schemes, and education and public instruction buildings. The document presents detailed allocations to Finance and Trade, Public Works, Lands, and Metropolitan Water Board.
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Educ
Pire Brigades
Pioance
Eete
Sydney Harbour Truk
Central Railway Station
Furcher Gum
Narrabri
Walgett
Collareccabri
Macilia
Barrebe
Temora
Barelien
Toga Gate
Buibodvey
Teanachys Sesieratis
University
Finber
Prince’ Alfred
Lund
Hunter River
Dupoly Ford
Singleton
Booth Arm
Clarence River
Maclean
Hawkesbury River
Richmond
Completon
Turther
Bellingeriver
Turcher
Newcastle Harbour
Port Kembla
Woolloomooloo
Jane
Pete's HU
Rreervair
Rumter River District
Newcastle
Walek
Turteer
Jenolan
Enw
Syoney Harbour Trust
Darling Harbour
Sarling Harbour
North Coast Railway
Maitland
South Grefton
Roue
Es Hengies
Vom
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply
Bawersee
Northern Suburbs
Western Suburbs
Beprist Street
Redfern
Hunter River District
Pewergee Board
Ash Island
London Wool Sales Report from Wednesday Market
London wool sales show an animated market across classes with slight easing for coarse merino. Prices realized include Mons, Stad Varuey at 2491, Garton 10%d, Widlewa stud Berarbury aye, Barrapta 1144, Cobran 24d in yesterday’s listings.
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London
Stad- Vaurey
Garton
Widelewa
Berarbury
Barrapta
Cobran
Gibraltar’s Rock Crumbles Under Patchwork Repairs
A dramatic report describes Gibraltar’s cliffside deteriorating, with massive masonry patches and cement substitutions delaying collapse. Observers note ongoing stonework along the fortress slope as steel tensions and weather erode the rock, threatening centuries of fortifications and maritime defense.
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Gibraltar
Chicago
Tancaster
Snormour
Mediterranean
Police Promotions In Matregolites District
The inspector-general promoted several officers in the Matregolites district. Drew of Kewtows advances to sergeant while A Leary and A Beall receive first-class constable ranks. Local promotions reflect continued police strength and restructuring.
Land Bill passes amid tense night session and debates
The Legislative Assembly pushed through the Land Bill to its second reading amid an all night sitting, with clashes over amendments and interpretations. The debate featured opposition protests, ministerial assurances, and the bill finally nearing completion as the House adjourned after 5 am.
Dreadnought Unveiled Amid Secrets at Portsmouth Dockyard
The Admiralty tightens security at Portsmouth Dockyard as work on the Dreadnought proceeds unseen. Officials restrict access to plans and sections, while the vessel’s exact design and armament remain confidential. A special Express assertion highlights it as a bold, rapid experiment in battleship construction.
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Royal
Admiralty
London
Daily Expresa
Prewman
House of Commons
Edmund Robertson
SUP
Durimont
Portsmout
Philip Watts
Burland
Watt
Express
Eixteen Moothe
Wule
Abu
Heen
Merit Awarded by Court of Justice
The report notes a court decision granting merit and outlining proceedings in a case involving SANDERA and EUCALYPT, with judgments affecting fees and costs. It mentions a Supreme Court action, orders to pay costs to the publisher, and a multi year preparation period surrounding the case details.
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Sandera
Suprema Court
Vieterts
Els Ganoer
Costa
Opaot Protanting
Wemmmalad
Fiza Rander
Parliaments Roaring Waste in Australia’s Public Expenditures
A 1900s Australian debate exposes how Parliament funds and perks inflate costs. The piece details Governor-General salaries, ministers, and a lavish Parliament House complex with travel allowances, private lounges, and staff. It argues retrenchment is needed to curb spending and questions public understanding of parliamentary government.
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New South Wales Leiilative Assembly
Eppesr
Australia
Commonwealth
Crown
Legis
Abestion
Federae
Buayesmmain
Parla
Yang Ir
Jorner
Thana Ogure
Senate
House of
Melbourne
Katwon Carringen
Wittsblva
Labor
New South Wales
Hugher
Utshea
Labour Party
Bour
Parliament House
Aplentiad
Tenon Lawue
Trea
Stampa
Tree
Muntha
Walters
Ailéndinus
Eardeoers
Benatr
Cost of Parliament Burden in the Commonwealth
The article estimates the total annual cost of parliamentary government across the Commonwealth and its states at about £212,040, detailing pay for federal and state ministers, speakers, and governors, plus clerks and executive councils. It notes federation did not relieve state borders and highlights a national military insurance fund around £520,000.
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Commonwealth
Biot Aix
Seta
Cormitteor
Bay of State
Zherefore
Sensi
Amite
Mmeuenerns
Commonwealth and Baths
Courau
Cuttomia Hobe
Inirer
Federation
Stopping Cheque Forgeries in Early Systems
A garbled historical piece discusses measures against cheque forgeries in old financial practices. It mentions Bertillon analytics, the need for reliable authentication methods, and concerns over cost and accuracy, with references to officials and procedures from a bygone era.
Costume Dramatic Recital At James Hall Excites Audience
A costume dramatic recital by the Dobie and TAL under LB Holman-Matmah Combihelion at BL James Hall Chillipestrert drew a large audience on Wednesday night. Highlights included The Serroa from The Schnot for Sau Val with lively character studies, Neville Mayman as Sir Peter Teasle and Lilian Booth as Lady Teagly. Wilfred Wilson and William Holmar’s company received praise for acting and staging, with Mary Bourke singing The Flower Song and Miss Carrie Lanceer delivering vocal encores.
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Dobie
Holman-Matmah
James Hall
Chillipestrert
Neville Mayman
Peter Teasle
Wei Paturel
Lilien Booth Tuady
Lady Teagly
Joseph Sustace
Ire
Wilson
William Holmar
Charles Surfave
Wilfes
Josey
Pyade
Puddin
William Holuidy
Poeville Mayman
Miee Lilian Booth
Parker
Cliire Chuth
Joyea
Toall
Veontina
Mlay Breuadou
Mira Filae Revere
Paterson
Man From
Snowy River
Ameteur
Rainwater drainage works near Pitt Town to aid lowlands
The project to drain sections around Pitt Town will restore water play for farms and reduce flood risk in the lowlands once finished. Sydney exhibit organisers advertise a Quare Victoria Name for Consumptives fund and a Friday Saturday sale. A Commonwealth Petition concert is planned with bands from the First Australian Turantry, Ashfield Borough and Cadets performing daily. Orion Swine Milk Chocolate is noted in brief.
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Duneor
Pitt Town
Sydney
Ashfield
Cadets
Algorman W. G. V. Robern
Death on the rails sparks college prank sorrow
A Kenyon freshman, Stofie T. Pierson, died after being lured to a railroad trestle by pranksters during a naval ceremony at a college. He was bound to the rails and cut apart by a special train as initiators watched, revealing deplorable exceptions to the ritual.
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Fdn
Stofie T. Pierson
Kenyon Cole
Pierson
Wnt
Plersco
Coal Lumpers Agree to Abide by Award
A meeting of coal lumpers on Wednesday saw officials urge loyalty to the court decision. Officers of the union and arbitration committee spoke as a few tremitters proposed striking on Thursday night. The committee revived rules while reports circulated of a possible strike, with police notified for readiness.
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Unlou
Afr
Muzner
Sddrenars
Arbitration Committee
Foundation
Nine Hits With Seven Shots In Local Meeting Report
New South Wales Nasional Rite Association discussed Berosaner II at a Wednesday session aboard the Vidrian Restoration price meeting. E J Brown cited a rumor Amin altered to gain a team member while a marker and a captain faced scrutiny over alleged score manipulation and erratic scoring in trench games.
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New South Wales Nasional Rite Association
E. J. Brown
Amin
Victorian Association
Furker
Bys Tan
Liautmnaat
New Zealand Elections Narrow Government Victory
In a fragmented result the Go verment wins 45 seats, Opposition 34, Independents 9. Reform candidates led by Sir William and Mr Ruthie Tartar, among others, secured key votes while the Justice party saw gains in several districts.
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Alceland
Abustes
Sir William, Bisxeela
Herson Bay
Jon Ruthie Tartar
Tyne
UL Ly Belfer
Come, Maviite FeMWEL rally at Eastern Excrusion event
The article reports Pegnausie and thy Communwwaih Government agreeing with the Eastern Excrusion Company. Mr WW. Smiah, previously a Manip surry official, left yesterday for the Thirtmere Home for Consumptives. Warden Jone E00d Dunineye noted strong attendance and support for the fund aboard to aid substantial action. Grison's Zwicks Milky Chocolate is advertised as made from pure Alpine milk.
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Pegnausie
Come
Darwls Bay
Scuola Wwe
Eastern Excrusion Company
Smiah
Yistordhys
Grison
T He Alps
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Thrower
Scoble
Miller
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Nicholson
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Mover
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W Milliam
Macdon
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Barry Hilla
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Jolaw
Nielsen
Willie
Ewan Fhe
Surry Hills
Wood
Merober
Renuke
Lend Appeal Court
W. Millard
Levies
Mel Armtom
Ren
K. Bennett
Macdooeil
Cleuss
Mr. Colling
Niviaco
Macdonell
Wits
Gann
Mr. Ahlan
Totat
Sydoes Corporation
Coca
Legislative Council
Sydney Corporation
Assembly
Western Lands
Victorian
Queensland
Britain
Northcote Karate Company, Limited
Ashveld
Iron Cove Creek
Beland
Arcivers Allpress
Young Meg's Christian Association
Deor
Court OF
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Burden
House of Representatives
Quewn's Hall
Victorias
Feu le Toe
Victoria
Siantel
API
Biate
Neijensten
Prive
Wa Depuis
M'Cwalesy
Goest-prinis Laty
Coleuneien
M. Tieetalloy
Ato Tytad
Jo Gsnelusend
Pertevt
Tim Tallon
Orion's
Christmas Ward
Nmas
Kerr's
Kerr
George-St
Town Hall
Poinning Smite
Scavhiner
Rowley & GO
Guren Victoria
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We de. Edwards
New Zealand
Mothers Wistehinen Aye
Endal Mares
Seth G
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