Christmas! Christmas! Roberts Wine and Spirit Stores Ad
A vintage advertisement for Roberts Wine and Spirit Stores on Market Street and George Street promotes a wide range of wines spirits and liqueurs for the Christmas season. It lists products such as old scotch whisky various port and sherry blends and international spirits, encouraging visitors to Roberts stores for holiday supplies.
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Heemaote
Mere Seip
Tor Chriaiamae
Roberts
Marset Street
George Street
Prcimmee
Roberts Wing
Abs
Henoiica
Roberts’ Wise and Spirit Stores
Mareet-Otrety
Net
Boilies
Price Nist
Sandy MacDonald
South Australian
Honter
Jamaica
Ayoney
Warketstreet
Sext Gorge Tracer
Sruose
Memorial notices for Lilamand family in Sydney paper
A collection of obituaries and remembrance notices for Catherine Lilamand and related family, listing dates of death in December and ages, with multiple family members expressing fond memories and prayers. The items are signed by spouses, children, and siblings, noting frequent phrases like never forgotten and loving memory.
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Ballard
Timorheallan
Sallard Lilam
Catherine Lilamand
Imis
Mas Lilamand
Oliver
Itson
Svenanken
Sonn Sydney
Lilamard
Morr
Mathers Lilamard
Imeralp
Peother
Aieter
George
May Martin
Ateene
Tiseara
Sand
Catherine
Lilarmatd
Stary Lilamand
Urdene Sinter
Catherine Lilarazna
Sears
Slaters
Champ
Elizabeth Silver
Fog enshrouds port heads disrupts early shipping
Dense fog blanketed Port Jackson entrance delaying vessel movements and obscuring signals. Pera and Peregrine were reported offshore with pilots and captains maneuvering to clear the haze. ships anchored or held position as fog lifted. Reports note several vessels, pilots, and signals affected during the incident.
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Port Jackson Eurly
Batman
South Head
P. and O Company
Howard Smith
Wasrez
Sama
Cook
Ehgetan Ibe
Lewarse
Mibors
Vamol
RMA Vietocis
Brush
New South Wales Fruit Industry Potential and Shortfalls
A historical critique notes NSW oranges rival old world quality, yet domestic demand and export progress lag. It argues wealth and raw resources bred complacency, hindering organized development in dairying, fruit processing, and broader export sectors, and calls for improved business capacity and federation of industry.
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Oumeneune
Gaston
Fruit Diseases Bill Meeting Sparks Grower Debate
The meeting includes objecting voices from fruitgrowers led by Mr Hall who challenge the approach of current methods. Growers blame incompetence and sloth of older practices for delaying progress, noting many crops remain unharvested despite trees bearing fruit and calls for modernization.
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Hall
Lands Case Discussion on Fresh Trial Prospects
The article argues against immediate retrial of Crick involving lands charges, noting the Crown prosecutors see no viable new case and urging caution due to political and public conditions. It questions whether a fresh trial would be lawful or prudent, and suggests Parliament and Crick’s situation require careful consideration before any further proceedings.
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Crick
Celek
Crown
Erick
Bees
Tlic
Blank
Parliament
Hunt
Indignant Chamber Protests New South Wales Port Policy
The Newcastle Chamber of Commerce denounces plans to upgrade Sydney facilities for produce shipments, calling the scheme a near three-quarter million pound move to rob Newcastle of its trade. It claims northern output should exit via the northern port, criticizes the Railway Commissioner, and argues government action diverts trade to Sydney, neglecting Newcastle’s natural advantages and burdening local producers and taxpayers.
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Newcastle Chamber of Commerce
Bydney
Newcastle
Tt Ia
Aydney
Vibe Chamber
Conmneror
Newcastl
Sydney
Philanthropy at public expense in Local power plays
A critical look at charitable actions funded by taxpayers, exposing how some elites use philanthropy to curry influence and control. The piece cites Poplar England and a London unemployment body as examples of self serving motives, revealing alleged coercion of voters and manipulation of public funds for party ends.
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Parsons
Onder
Delaviatty
Morthees Perecas
Roman Honerty
Poplar
England
Sistent
Fragmentary Critique of Public Spending by Radicals
The text presents a fragmented critique of radical leaders using public funds for grand schemes. It laments that ratepayers bear costs while fanatics push ineffective plans, risking taxpayer money on impractical ventures.
Saltwater Soup Harbors Harvest Rises Amid Ailing Trade
Harbor harvests appear to rise despite efforts by the Harbor Trust Commissioners. Weal foal and fat cattle, sheep, goats, and fowl are described as plentiful for a thriving industry. Oddities include wallabies emu and opossum, with substantial fat and mural bags awaiting disposal. A dredging push may be required if supplies grow.
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Harbor Trust
Dunyea
Parramatta Gaol Sensation Repeated Attempted Suicide and Escape
A report from Parramatta Gaol details Harris attacking Deputy-Governor Quaine with a weapon, attempting to commit self harm, and being restrained from methods of self harm. He attempted to hang himself with a rope and was found suspended, suffering injury but alive, while authorities investigate and guard plans loom for further action.
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Prigoopr
Harris
Parramatta
Quaine
India
Kes
Payment of Land Tax Notice and Extensions
Tax payment details specify a December 2 deadline with a 20 percent surcharge after due date. Commissioners cite heavy workload, urging taxpayers to use remittance facilities and include current exchange rates for country cheques. They warn that grace days expire Wednesday, with adjustments possible for certain payments.
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Aden
Fire at Waverley Damages Buildings and Stores
A fire broke out in a weatherboard building at the corner of Letchhardt and Albion streets in Waverley. The blaze, affecting a residence occupied by A. Cousins Woodrow and a produce shop, spread to a nearby shed used by J. Hungan. Ice and water caused extensive damage before firemen from the MuP-B extinguished it with hydrants.
Powerful Out of Dock at Sydney Harbor Morning Tow
The Powerful after overhaul in Sutherland Dock Cockatoo Island was undocked and towed to moorage in Farm Cove. Five assist in removing an aBip from rock to buoy with no mishap. Festina in the cradle is to leave Sydney for Hobart at week’s end, then Singapore. A poem titled Manta Claus in the Bum appears in Town and Country Journal Christmas Number with Lionel Lindany illustration.
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Sutherland Dock
Cockatoo Taland
Farm Cove
Festina
Sydney
Hobart
Singapore
Lionel Lindany
Town and Country Journal
London Wool Sales Show Strong Demand and Competition
London market notes report a lively sale with active bidding and firm prices. Key lots sold include Yanga, Nyang Tad, Orion, Dotons, Weilshur, Menale and Dag worth with varied quantities recorded.
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London
Thureday
Pam
Sip
Jinrhansod
Tenues
Massacre in Warsaw sparks deadly violence and false rumors
In Warsaw a massacre linked to a planned pogrom against Jewish shopkeepers sparked deadly violence and police action. A local drama of fear and rumors circulated as nine or more victims were reported and authorities intervened, with guilt framed around alleged perpetrators.
Disbanded Soldiers Accept Canadian Emigrant Move
London report notes 245 men from the Manchester Regiment, recently disbanded, who have accepted emigration to Canada with plans to settle. The article mentions hopes of eventual settlement in the Dominions and ongoing arrangements for passage.
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London
Manchester Regiment
Nave
Foyer Mont
Daminiona Toreas
Education Bill Rumors Tie Board of Education to Talks
Lettered rumors claim President of the Board of Education negotiates with Nongonfuruists to determine government control over the item labeled Edura inn. The fragment hints at broader political alignments and potential policy outcomes amid uncertain timelines.
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Honlon
Uguetine Iret
Board of Education
Edura Inn
Federal Salaries and Income Tax ruling in Australia
London reports the Privy Council reserved decision on whether federal government offers are liable for income tax. The High Court of Australia previously held federal salaries were not taxable, prompting appeals by Victoria led by Deputy Postmaster General Curpin. The Privy Council hearing aims to resolve if federal government income is taxable.
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London
Werth
Supreme Court of Vicstori
Commonwealth
High Court of Australia
A. [Akin
William Lae
Thorn
Curipim
Victoria
High Court
Olfter
Bar Silver London Quote Sparks Market Pulse
Bar elven Ja tony is quoted at 27 Shunt por olimen sravxtaril as London trades close at 245 p.m. indicating renewed activity in precious metals. Traders watch for further cues on demand and currency impact amid thin liquidity.
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London
Tony
Austrian Franchise Bill Passes by Chamber
The Austrian Chamber has passed a bill granting universal suffrage, expanding political rights. The announced measure aims to extend voting eligibility and reform the franchise, signaling a broad shift in the nation's democratic framework.
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Tondon
Antrian
Substitution warning over eucalyptus extract claims in court
Testimony in Victoria's Supreme Court reveals concerns about a child’s poisoning linked to a popular eucalyptus oil extract sold as Genuine Sander and Sons' Eucalypt Extract. The report cautions the public against unofficial substitutes and highlights authenticity and safety issues raised by the case.
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Supreme Court of Victoria
Sander
J. Benjamin
Sander and Sons
The French Shooting Case In London
The investigation revealed doctor Herbert shot by Ceshron, the masochite of Marie Peanes near Fontainebleau. Herbert was stalked after advancing money to Peanes and went to Cophran's inn near Foulaineblons to seek repayment. Mon nel heard the wound, and Cashray Chan Met the accused. The crime is linked to broader alleged schemes in Ol Mor eeyignn crimes.
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London
Wneiitiate
Herbert
Ceshron
Marie Peanes
Bolste Rog
Fontaineblea
Peanes
Merbert
Romiont
Foulaineblons
Cashray Chan
Suffering from rheumatism ad asks for cures in ad
An old advertisement offers Dr Suctham’s Rheumatic Pills as a cure for rheumatism, gout, and related pains. It claims permanent relief and mentions availability at post offices and chemists, with hours and sale notes amid garbled text.
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Suctham
Selatien
Dads
Ebay
Ottien
Post Coren Yeebene Biviteat
Edge Inscriptions On French Coinage Detected
A manuscript fragment notes the phrase Liew protege In France on coin edges, mentioning a French coinage incident in London with reference to deputies and a protective legend. The readable portion points to a security or standard engraving feature, suggesting ceremonial or statutory design decisions.
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Wondon
Wyeach Cltsber
Deputieg
Liew
France
Saturday Afternoon Excursions Tale Missing Context
A fragmentary notice describes Saturday afternoon excursions with unclear names and events. The readable parts mention a return patron and a person named Seb Reveerey Skchees aE Vekoeh, but details and dates are unreadable.
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Reveerey
Paton
Trouble at Lagos in British west Africa port strike lashings
Lagos natives protested harshly at a British port unit. A laborer who asked for wages was punished with 25 lashes amid clashes. Auction of property will proceed at 3 PM tomorrow on the grounds specified, with details unclear in the report.
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London
Lagos
British West Africa
President's Message prompts heated debate over child schooling
Fragmented late cable summary notes President Roosevelt resisting wage hikes and union demands while urging action on a Japanese citizen issue. The report mentions proposals affecting Missouri and Maine, with references to baby law and separate schooling for mixed-race children.
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Losdos
Tiwewiles
245
Om Rem
Honserrt Fy Pemeress
Cp Haynes Chiar Fem
Shaw Saville Steamship Detected in Arcane Notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions Shaw Saville and steamship terms with unclear names and methods. Reads as a damaged notice fragment with possible ship or port references and a dated or procedural context. Further readable facts are unavailable in the legible text.
Divorce Court Surprises Innuendo and Accusations
In a chaotic divorce hearing, testimonies mix with fragmented memories and emotional statements. The proceedings reference an ivilian life, a possible poison allegation, and a series of strained relations within a family. The judge faces a tangle of claims about marriage, infidelity, and the couple’s past.
Adultery Case Trial Among 1902 Orange Residents
Court proceedings recount a complex adultery matter involving Henry Troms Kent a haot manufacturer and Thomasine Terie, formerly Maint, with Alfred Goodle. The narrative covers separations, drinking, accusations of assault, and a eventual determination on adultery while noting related relationships and locations in Orange, Marrickville, Newtown, and Darkington.
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Menry Troms
Kent
Thomaeine Terie Fem
Alfred Goodle
Dowratiae
Poona
Mire Miynn
Tabarime Warried
Dent
Int
Ar Enmore
Avco Ming
Moore Parke
Nore
Newtown
Christmax
Orange On
Darkingtom
Marrickville
Geman
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Federal Salaries and Income Tax
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Chatham
Jovi Gorauaszaaliiin
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