Labour council protests against works and wage cuts across unions
The Ironmoulders' Union opposes the Political Labour Conference action on the Bonus Bill while the Sydney Labour Council protests New castle sewerage contract work and the minister for works plan to discharge staff at Devonshire Street railway works. The Melbourne Bricklayers' secretary forwards a South African warning of a general strike as labour disputes rise across unions. An arbitration amendment motion passes in Sydney Labour Council as retrenchment notices affect railway staff and the Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Service Association discusses action. A two year award outlines apprenticeship terms, wage scales for tailors and other trades, overtime and holiday pay rules, and union recognition in factories.
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Ironmoulders' Union
Sydney Labour Council
Newcastle
Melbourne Bricklayers' Society
Sydney Labour
Derban
South Africa
Eirike
Devonshire-street
J. Wes Else
Sydney
Durie
Sydney and Manly Ferries Employees’ Union
N.S.W. Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Service Association
Tolloresees’ Union
Messrs. An Hordern and Sons
Luratian Court
Table
Gret
Dog Registration Frustration at Water Police Court
A reader from the Evening News reports a trip to the Water Police Court to register a dog, but staff refused a form and directed to a stationer. The writer laments wasted tram fare and questions clerks’ duty to supply registration forms.
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Water
Fruit Exchange letter criticizes tenant and timing debate
G A Moorehouse replies to a correspondent calling for obscurity in a letter about the Fruit Exchange. He defends signature, notes police protection, dismisses past issues, and questions hours and competition. A separate notice reports aldermanic election results in Bondi Ward with W A Oakley elected.
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Evening News
Mr. Jassep
Guaranteed Cure for Piles by Pazoonment Remedy
Advertises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms. Claims cure in six days with money refund and promotes from London or Paris Medicine Co. 28 Shoe Lane.
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Paris Medicine CO
Shoe Lane
London
England
Broken Hill Water Crisis Prompts Deputation to Minister
The Broken Hill Chamber of Commerce plans a deputation of Sydney business leaders and local representatives to press the Minister for Works for a supplementary water supply. With 25,000 residents and four active mines, water quality and rising deaths are concerns. A weir across one of two sites may be built to avert future crises. a government officer is estimating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Wine Adulteration Sparks Trade Letter Debate
A letter-writer rebukes peers for wine promotion amid NSW adulteration talk. He credits local vignerons and the Wine Association for backing a bill to curb adulteration, questions the Board of Health’s prosecution stance, and asks whether tainted bottles came from local sources or southern states. The writer notes industry advertising harms others.
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Evening News
C. F. Lindeman
A. Valentine
Doyle
Kaludah
Carmichael
Porphyry
Wilkinson
Coolalta
Lindeman
New South Wales
Board of Health
Pro Bono Publico Defends Colonial Wine Quality
A reader argues against the Legislative Council's wine bill defeat. He contends NSW wines are largely colonial, warns against cheap adulterated brews, praises foreign wines, and calls for cheaper, better Australian wine to popularize the drink and boost grape growing.
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Lindeman
Legislative Council
Sydney
N.3.w
America
Australia
Calcutta
New South Wales
PRO Bono Publico
Customs Revenue and Local Court Fines in NSW
Customs revenue in New South Wales reached 15106 pounds on Tuesday. Lady Raweon to open the Orphans' Fair in Queen Victoria Markets Friday afternoon. Oil pricing: 6d per gallon for sprinkling city streets, possibly reduced to 2 1 4d for large quantities. Central Summons Court fined Herbert Garratt £5 and costs for Sunday liquor on licensed premises. Woollahra Council to protest Harbour Trust action removing wharf at Point Piper end without council consultation. Newtown Police Court: Annis Marston fined 20s or seven days hard labour for stealing a table runner valued 3s 3d. later fined £2 or one month hard labour for theft of ladies underlinen from C G Hatte in King Street.
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Central Summons Court
Herbert Garratt
Cambridge Club
Woollahra Council
Alderman Cockshott
Harbour Trust
Point Piper
Newtown
Annis Marston
Sweet Brothers
C. G. Hatte
Kingstreet
Marston
Indication of Croup and Cure Claim for Chamberlain Remedy
Hoarseness in a child signals approaching croup. Giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first hoarseness or after the cough appears will prevent the attack. It claims to always cure quickly. 1s 6d. Taylor Bree. Jam still Top of the Market.
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Taylor Bree
Property Sales Show Mixed Demand in Suburban Lots
In a fluctuating market Agents report consistent inquiries yet sales lag behind expectations as owners seek revaluation to match supply and demand. Crown lands and suburban allotments produced varied receipts with substantial estate sales at Strathfield, Mosman, and Chatswood, highlighting regional strength and pockets of lower activity.
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Messrs
Rathe and
Horne
Pitt-street
Rushcutters’ Bay
Mona
New Beach
Loftus Roads
Guppamatta
Port Hacking
Ervos Farade
Gunnsmatta
Lowa
Richardson and Wrench
Surry Hills
Judge and Clyde Streets
Handwick
Broughton-street
North Sydney
Boyce-Street
Glebe
Wemyer Street
Myrtle Street
Unwin
Bridge-road
Tempe
Beamish
Campsie
Artamon
Darvall
Ryde
Hardie and Gorman
Rockland
Berry
Louisa-road
Balmain
Mrrley-Street
Surry Hilla
Old South Head
Bondi
Junction-road
Hornsby
George-street
Hugh Duff
Heydon Street
Strathfield
Broughton Estate
North Botany to press for banning betting in public spaces
North Botany Council plans joint action with Annandale Council to urge the Attorney General to secure legislation ending public betting. The move targets widespread betting in public places amid mounting local concern.
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North Botany
Annandale
Continental show lights up Sydney cricket ground
The Sydney Cricket Ground hosted a bright continental display on a Monday evening with illuminated stands and a full program. Attendance was large and the audience stayed for the entire show. Promoters offered diverse entertainment including combined bands led by J Devita, John Coleman songs and dances, Ferry the Human Frog, the Spanish Ballet from the Criterion Theatre, and performances by the Trevena Sisters and others. Fireworks and a cinematograph display concluded the program.
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Sydney Cricket Ground
the Oval
Sydney
J. Devita
John Coleman
Human Frog
Criterion Theatre
Trevena Sisters
Mile
Aldean
Messrs
Scott and
Wallace
Aldean Brothers
Moroney
Hellar
Leopold
5. C. Carden
Algo
Public Service Gazette Appointments and Promotions
The Chief Secretary's Office lists promotions and appointments across departments in New South Wales. Names include Mr. FP T Newton as Fisheries Inspector. Kathleen Holloway becomes probationary nurse at Vauxt Hospital. Mr. C G TL Boyce moves to chief sub-accountant. several officials shift roles in Taxation Lands Navigation and Attorney General offices, with probations and district surveyor promotions noted. Frederick Heggen gains a dredge service position in Public Works.
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FP. T. Newton
Meyaiiment
William H. Newton
Mixa Kathleen Holloway
Vauxt Hospital
The
Treasury
New South Wales
C. G. TL. Boyce
Treasu
Muntant
John Vernon
A. P
Hl. T. Adarm
C.ps
Wyalong
Wyalonx
T. W. Canally
Armidale
D Halliday
Forbes Ant
Bormedman
Larmedman East
Condebolin
Forbes, Grenfell, Parkes
Wynoloang
Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice
B.A. Prior
Central Folice
G. A. Stevenson
H. A. Led Ber
Newtown
Maclean
C. B. Ross
Court of Review
Hartes Smith
Petty Sessions
Tamworth
Cohen
Rreview
E. M. Cohpa
CPS
Penny Armidale
Smith
Dist
H. Sutherland
E. FL Cusick
Redfern
Tenterfeld
L. A. M'Doueall
Tenterfield
Department of
Government Gazette appoints officials and marriage consents
The Government Gazette lists appointments for various posts including secretary, inspector of magazines, and rabbit inspectors across districts such as Gunagal Tamworth Condobobah Albury and Hume. It also notes consent to marriage of minors in Quirindi and registers officiating ministers for marriages across New South Wales.
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H. PF. Norrie
Sydney Barbour Trost
J. KH. Martin
John Riley
Wanaaring
John M.namara
Gun@agal
A. T. Gidley King
Quirindi
Robert Eyton
M.A
Church of England
Diocese of
Balhurst
South Hathurst
Meg G. Sharm
Presbyterian Church of
W. M.lennan
Bibbenlake
Bunga- Walbrn
T. W. Keith
Coraki
Hendemeer
R. H. Ghilles
West Tamworth
Cudal
F. W
Eidler
Carroll
M. Audet
Gunnedah
Casino South
W. E. Riley
Casino
Camdenville
D. M.donald
Summer Hill
Dural
T. Hawkins
Doughboy Hollow
Verandah
L H_ Hull
Dundas
L. Whitehead
Westmead
Doyle's Creek
W. Hardy
Jercy’s Plains
Ellalong
C. Chapman
Ellalone
Golspie
Lawler
Greta
Goulburn
Fanoury
T. Butterworth
Waratah
Maclean
New School
J. R
W. Rogers
Paddington
Meranburn
R. A. Keast
Parkes
Newtown
J. T. Burrows
Syney
Rookwood
T. Hewson
Ryde
D. Zoeller
Concord
Redfern
J. M. Wilson
Limber
Wallie and Sons
Milkerstreet
Pyrmont
Toolongan
M D'Arcy
Seane
Woomargama
Public Works Panel weighs Hunter River flood plan again
Monday the Public Works Committee again examined a proposal to mitigate floods on the Hunter River. Woollahra Council orders immediate erection of ten street lamps at Woollahra Point Estate. A large gathering at St James Church Kingstree Sydney welcomed Rev W S Carr Smith back as rector after eight months in England and gave farewell to Rev Canon Garland who departs for Charters Towers Northern Queensland.
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Public Works Committee
Hunter
Woollahra
Woollahra Point
St. James’ Church
Kingstreat
Sydney
W. S. Carr Smith
Oddfellows’ Temple
Elizabeth Street
St. James
England
Canon Garland
Charters Towers
Queensland
Curious Redfern man credits Clementa Tonic with curing neuralgia
In a Sydney report, Frederick Seaton of 133 Walker Street Redfern describes a long struggle with neuralgia nervous debility and indigestion. He credits Clementa Tonic with delivering relief from pain insomnia and fears and notes renewed appetite energy and sleep after using the tonic.
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Sydney
Frederick Seaton
Walker-street
Redfern
Seaton
Clements Tonle
Statutory Declaration by Frederick Seaton in New South Wales
Frederick Seaton of Walker Street Redfern New South Wales declares a three folio annexed document true and faithful, granting full permission to publish his statements voluntarily without payment and made under oath with belief in its truth.
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Frederick Seaton
Walker-street
Redfern
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Labour Matters
G. A. Moorehouse
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Borough of Waverley
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W. A. Oakley
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia
George Collingridge
Central Hall Fund
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Waverley
Mission Branch
Chippendale
Y.M.C.A
Central Methodist Orchestra
Gibb Brothers’ Banjo Club
St. Vincent's College
Cardinal Moran
Ireland
Chemiete
Joe Davis
Keefer
Kearat
Frale Keep
Public Service Gazette
Government Gazette
Cadbury's
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Watkins
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Clements Tonic
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Waterloo
William Allen
J.P
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Tenison
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Equitable Investments Company, Limited
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Elizabeth-street
J. G. Read
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Lewtown
Othe Ge.neale and Coy
Seth
Croyn-road
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Enim Splenttwriler
Fiano
A& We
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Alwuuud and Co WV
AH. Kelson
L. Drummond
Mayot Tin
Lnders
Lleys
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Torrens
Ernest C. V. Broughton
Pittar
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Acto
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Guille and Co
Penshurst
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Moore
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Arket-Street
Christopher Dennete
Sutton Forest
Gamuel Bennett
Tow and Country Journal
Market-Street
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