Strathfield Park Debate Splits Ratepayers Over Site Choice
The Strathfield Park dispute shows ratepayers clashing with council after a public ballot on park site size and location failed to settle the matter. A 727 ballot yielded 399 votes with 193 favoring a cheaper 18 acre option, 80 backing the council’s original site, and 105 supporting the opponent’s 4 1 2 acre proposal, while 15 abstained. The council then sought extra funding to purchase a site without broader public approval.
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Strathfield Park
J. Sutherland
Trathfeld
Strathfield
Disseu
Oly
Lderman
Crown
Nobba
Mosquito Studies in Australia and The Culicidae Work
The article notes Dr. Bagcroft of Brisbane linking with mosquito research since Skuse, mentions The Culicidae of the World, and highlights ongoing study of Australian species. It references the School of Tropical Medicine and Professor Anderson Stuart as pivotal to future momentum, and cites Rainbow’s book Mosquitoes Their Habits and Distribution with illustrations and notes on publication by T. C. Lothian.
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Skuse
Bagcroft
Brisbane
Theobald
School of Tropical Medicine
Anderson Stuartes
Mosgliloes
Rainbow
T. C. Lothian
Melbourne
Aldermanic humor at Newcastle Council meeting
A country paper recounts a Newcastle Council session where an alderman questioned the council’s purchase of about three tons of books to meet a new act. The mayor and town clerk discuss the weight and a “bit of the play” amid joking remarks.
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Newcastle
Couneil
Lreur
Mayon
Rnp Public Works
Lee
Freeman and Mintosh Face High Court Action
On November 14 medical specialist Howard Freeman filed £2000 damages against E Mintosk in the Supreme Court action Grimson versus Freeman and Mintost. The writ was entered on November 26 after Mintosh failed to prosecute. A writ was issued against Mintosh for alleged lawful arrest.
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Lesced
Damagua
MH E. Mintosk
Robert Crimson
Supreme Court
Grimson
Freeman
Mintost
Ble Svilenor
F. J. Passmrore
Mintosh
M'lntosh
Leks
Ranks of Labor and Timber Wage Disputes
The sawmill workforce faces inquiries on branch expansion as the timber industry shifts labor from farms to mills at low rates. Australian workers are described as unfamiliar with state wage rules, working for 20s weekly with no board. The Electrical Trades union protests delays in the Industrial Court decision on overhauling controllers pay under the October 3 award. the award expires soon and is unlikely to be revisited before then.
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Patan
Eyard
Metro- Pollian
Adries
Qlr
A.B. Johns
Electrical Trades Colpy
Trades Hall
Sienanmer
Industrial Court
Hailway
Mim
Electrical Trades
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J. W. Giligan
Calon
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New Zealand University Christian Summer Conference
The seventh summer conference of New Zealand universities will be held at Sunfiick Canterbury starting Thursday the 7th and ending the following Wednesday. Delegates from several universities will gather to discuss church life missions and current issues. Speakers include Rev C J Carrington Rev F Dunlop and Rev John Mackenzie. The event welcomes both men and women with camping for men and a boarding house for ladies.
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Sunfiick
Canterbury
Beld
Trenthar
Xiudenin
C. J. Carrington
F. Dunlop
John Mackenzie
The Servant's Temptation at Glebe Police Court
Mary Brady a 39 year old servant at the Excelsior Hotel Glebe was discharged with three months ending for stealing three pounds from Kate Dinan on November 24. The court heard Brady claimed the money was hers and offered it back to Mrs Dinan, while Mrs Dinan and another witness testified to the alleged theft.
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Mary Brady
Glebe
Kate Dinas
Brady
Embezzlement Case at Rattern Police Court
John James Ross of Darlington faced embezzlement charges at Rattern Police Court over funds from a customer around November 19. Ross admitted receiving the money, later claiming he borrowed money from his wife and filed a false return with the cash. He was convicted and sentenced to two months with costs.
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Charlee Itlimar and Company
Atrent
Redtern
John James Ross
Darlington
Ross
Coun
Bualthers
Digestive Tartles Indigestion and Wolfe’s Schnapps Ad
An OCR fragment references oR Sheldon's Digestive Tartles causing indigestion. A note "Duy a tu" appears followed by "Price 2/60" and an ad for Wolfe's Schnapps described as a Beverage that had Denedia. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
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Sheldon
Wolfe
Hotel Porters Wages At Metropole Inquiry
Testimony from Hotel Employee Wages Board shows nine porters employed at the Metropole. Day shifts from 2 to 6 and evenings reduced from 5 to 0. Tips affected pay, with wages ranging from 17s 6d to 2 0s 40d. Several staff lived in, some meals denied, others received board. Environment varied by hotel and business activity.
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Hadail
Nighi
Frank Spora
Gladstone Horst
William Sipert
Sn Minre
Lars
Rotel
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