Sydney tramway plans widen streets and extend routes
Sydney municipal authorities approve widening of Sheily street intersection, plan new tramway from Flinders Street to North road areas and extend Rowley street to St Marys Street. Council funds £200 from Government for street formation, £490 for forming and ballast by contractor William Sommer. Various road works including paving George Street North, stormwater drain at Moore Park, Lee Bridge resurfacing by day labor.
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Sheily-street
City
Erskinc-lame
Flinders Street
Thrush
Dafey. Huis
Cadibereagh Street
Central Railway Station
Foster Street
Wentworth Avenue
Wiliam Sommer
Wentworthe Avenue
Rowley-street
St Mary's Sitet
George-street
Moore Park
Lee Bridge
Central Hallway
Taylor Square
Kelly-street
Smilar
Grose-short
Camphbell- Street
Camperdown
Hunter-street
Pitt and
Elizabeth Streets
Motor Car Service Expands on the South Coast
A Bega report details a surge in motor car services between Cooma and Bega. Petersen and Gjerstrup started with two cars, now operating many across towns, with electric-lighted garages at Cooma and Bega. A round-trip ticket plan from Sydney via Bega to Cooma is being prepared by the Railway Department.
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Messrs
Petersen
Gjer=sirup
Cooma
Bera
Balmain Uros
Messrs. Petersen and Glerstrun
Choma
Rega
Repleia
Apene
Synny
Coome
Bees
Etersen
Gjorstrup
Railway Department
Tathra
Tien
Sydney
Postmaster General Heads West on Travel
Postmaster General Inalah Thornay plans a Westward journey via Adelaide to Selbourne then Wet Australia with a brief stay before continuing. The trip, described as purely routine, targets Mobart around January next, with no stated crises or agenda beyond standard duties.
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Inalah Thornay
Selbourne
Wet Australia
Adelaide
Mobart
Tramway Concessions Question in NSW Assembly
The NSW Legislative Assembly asked the Chief Tramway Commissioner about concession terms for tram travel. The Chief Commissioner stated he lacked power to grant such concessions, ruling out a policy that would lower fares. a railway administration involvement was denied. The matter remains under consideration.
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T. Stnrmy
NSW Legislative
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Rockets Save Surfers With Life Saving Rockets
A plan by Mr. D. Paterson of the North Soyne Life Saving Club tested rocket devices to aid distressed bathers. The Captain Cook rocket crew conducted monthly practice at Manly Bears, using rockets as floating targets to assess accuracy. Early results showed smaller rockets could reach swimmers and allow them to be hauled ashore. The aim is to extend life saving methods at beaches with navigation department support and potential wider adoption if successful. Captain Mark Beard led the Rocket Brigade in these exercises.
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North Soyne Life Saving Club
Captain Cook
Manly Bears
Mm Peterson
Satunday
DeRecy
Navigacion Department
Annaralus
Ein Bt
Mark Beard
Pbatae
Rorket Brigade
Waverley inquest into death of Mrs Murphy
An inquest at the city morgue examined the death of Mrs. Nellie Sunnyside of Sunnyside Abingestreet Waverley who died after a razor wound and alleged poisoning by formalin. Witnesses described threats of self harm and a struggle in the bathroom. the coroner heard evidence of a possible death by razor wound with formalin exposure as contributing factors.
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Stephen Murphy
Eid
Garmey
Hoy Howtct
Alteide 9
Sunnyside
Mick Dean
Crajer
Euraesia
Suday
Barner
Farag
Timm
Eulette
Estate case over Mingay land dispute before equity court
The hearing on the ownership of 404 acres at Mingay on the Cootamundra Gundagai line opened before Justice A H Bimpsen. Plaintiff James O Donnell argues against executors of Warrick James O Donnell, claiming primacy to the land based on a familial agreement and resulting arrangements following his brother's death.
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Hearine of
Mingay
Cootamundra
Gundagal
Cherrodee
Justice A. H. Bimpsen
O'Donnell
Miogay
James Carrick O'Dowell
Jon Joseph Firespan
Frederick William Titma
Elntra Bat
Campbeltown
Patrick Janes O'Donnell
Miggay
Campseltown
Umar
Tineau
Mineny
Tim
Sinan
Alyih
Artian
Spitting on the Footpath at North Sydney Court
North Sydney Court heard William Read defend a charge for expectorating on a footpath near Mount and River streets after youths gathered nearby. Sub-Inspector West cited dirty habits and nuisance as cause for action. Read was fined ten shillings and sixpence costs, or three days in default. In a separate Darlinghurst case, Samuel Lind faced an assault charge on Elizabeth Taylor but was found not guilty and discharged.
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Mount
River Streets
Pallant
William Read
North Sydney Court
West
Mr. Smithers
Moe
Samuel Lind
Darlinghurst
Elizabeth Taylor
Sussex Street
Sydney
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