Freeman and Wallace Bankruptcy Hearings Reveal Jewellery Pawn Links
In a Melbourne Bankruptcy Court session on November 19, Howard Freeman testified about avoiding a £260 cheque to Hooker, fearing garnishment by Mr. Matosh. Freeman described pawning jewellery, paying creditors, and transferring pawn tickets to Harris in Melbourne, with details on Kozminsky pieces and Parmer and Company dealings.
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Perther
Moriarty
Howard Freeman
Hooker
Matosh
Windeyer
Harris
Herts
Mel
Liertie
Frewman
Melbourne
Mr. Moriarty
Lim
Aivooke
Parmer and Company, Limited
Hunter-street
Sydney
Alcock
Frennan Harrie
Harrie
Kenbert
Weill
Airick
Molong
Grimson
Fitzpatrick
Bennett
Pennett
Mir
Robert Grim
Mr. Irek
Mr Fitzpatrick
Arneg Allen
Barney Allen
Tehams
Sol Green
Ing
Freeman
America
Kozthiinaks
jJewellerr
Kozmwinsky
Kozminsky
Reewiseky
Ciemendefar
Parcuer and Compacy, Limited
Mr. Alcock
Farmor
Weil
A Locked Railway Carriage Case Before Central Court
In the Summers Division of the Central Police Court H Folmant faced an information charging entering a railway carriage without reasonable excuse. Station-master Bissett testified the first class carriage was engaged and the carriage was locked by authority. Witnesses described confusion over second class labeling and access. The magistrate Barnett adjourned the case to Friday with further consideration of bylaw interpretation. The report notes the ship China, homeward bound, arriving Suez on Sunday.
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Central Police Court
Barnett
S.M
H. Folmant
Chic
Tibet
Davies
A. Thompson
M'Elhone
Barnes
John Greig Bissett
Central
Fairland
Martin Gaynor
Henry Anderson
Withers
Thompson
Creepee
Sydney Cricket Ground
Truss State
Bisset
Medlow
Penrith
A-ct
Championship Tennis at Sydney Ground Reports Mixed Results
The Australasian Lawn Tennis Tournament continued at the Sydney Cricket Ground with improved arrangements and decent attendance. Alexander the American scheduled for singles, Doust M.S.W. and Fpisner won singles easily, Doust Jones and Cupples Marsh led in doubles, and Miss Baker won the ladies singles while Colquhoun and Mrs Colquhoun edged Fisher and Mrs Doyle in a tight mixed doubles match.
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Sydney Cricket Ground
Uuls
Whbob
Alexander
Doust
Cupples
Marsh
Jones
Love
N.S.W
Miss Baker
Copper market report from London and Sydney trading
Private cables show London spot copper closing at £6273 6d per ton with a fall of 1s. The report lists numerous blocks and mines with varied bids and asks, including Broken Hill, Mount Elliott, Kalgurli, and Great Boulder. Sydney opened in barrier lines with investors awaiting Brocken Hill settlement. parent mine fell further. Copper and other metals show mixed activity with gains in Mount Elliott and declines in Chaffers.
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London
Britiah
Broken Hill Proprietary
North Broken Hill
Miidiey
Mount Ellio
Associated W.A
Great Byuulder
Es Sd
Lake View Consols
Sis
Sona
Gwalia
Sydney
Broken Hill
Mount Elliott
Brilliant Freehold
Adelaide
O.K
South
Broken Hill South
North Kalgurh
Siles
Long Tunnel
Ditca
Ditto
Dito
Queensland National
Gondlet and Smith
South Kalguru
Tiannan Star
Kuleuri
Kytow Copper
Krlov
Howard Smith
Fetton
Kylee
Mount HiMott
Chaffer
Fuitte
M'iregur
Golden Link
Bonnie Dunigs
Main Reef
Vale of Chwydd Uoul
New Hilletove
South Kalgurli
Lve
Cobar Stock Exchange
Commercial of Sydney
Ald
Boyer
Bank of
Union Bank of Australia
Ilawarra
Sovill Co
Hillrg
Gratiod Coppes
Hampden
Lloyd Copper
Fe Wu
Lobb
Ipald
Mungana
O.K Copper
Queen Bee
Wallaroo
Gilmore Tin
Vulcan Tin
Broken Hil Junction
Jeuncison North
Biyer Cha
Sulphide Corporation
Ordinary
Harden
Harden Central
Harden Weat
Araluen Central
Ceeck
Durer
Torkebury Amalgamated
Bonnie Dundee
Ge Sl
Mount Morgan
Victory
Buwrer
South Great Eastern
Beyer
W.A
She
Bianchi
Grant Boulder
Boyar
Ida
South Kalguril
Lake View Congola
Lake View South
Tutvor
United Insurance
Vis
New South Wales
Dilrm
Lioy
Maren Clark
Paul and Gray
Melbourne
Goldetrough
Permewan
Wrisht
Ie Bireken
North Broken Will
Victoria
Judge Pring Robbed in Summer Hill Residence Break-in
The residence of Mr Justice Pring on Liver pool road Summer Hill was broken into on Tuesday evening. An upstairs bedroom was entered and several pieces of jewellery valued at about £15 were taken. Entry appears to have been gained through a back window left unfastened while inmates were elsewhere.
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Justice Pring
Liverpool Road
Summer Hill
Dust storm strikes unoccupied house. roof blown off
A terrify dust storm swept through Wednesday with lightning striking an unoccupied house and wind ripping off the roof of another. Four points of rain followed, but no injuries were reported.
Retailers settle on two holidays for Christmas period
An Evening News report notes the Master Retailers Association decides to observe Christmas Day and Boxing Day as holidays, with January 1 as a consequence for large city shops. Debate covers employee pay during holidays, lost business, and whether Monday December 25 should be a government holiday.
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Wiamesday
Chriaimina Biey
Master Retailers' Association
Imat
Alice
Algo
Shu
Iabor
Evening News
Tesides
Sydney
Wood M.L.A
Cricket and rowing notes from Sydney and Auckland
Moardé of Control to meet in Sydney to discuss next year’s Australia cricket tour and a workable date. In Auckland, Georgs Wheeler accepts Fogweily challenge to row for £1, and Mrs Burns, wife of the Wexing champion, rumored to be ill but improving. cricket team changes: Howden unavailable for Adelaide, Hamond chosen. Pilamond promoted, Par nsworth selected, Firnehane party to sail to Sydney then Brisbane with a Bristane clash on Saturday.
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Moardé of Control
Sydney
Eagram
Clem Hui
New South Wales
South Australia
Adelsile
Auckland
Hieorgs Wheeiek
Akaroa Couller
Aleréa
Burns
New South Wates
Adelaide
Brighine
Howden
Thamond
Pilamond
Tsla
Milea Iy
Parnsworth
Peteraham
Aisyere
Firnehane
Syauer
Lucky sweep winners in Talloreau Summer Cup event
A local syndicate named Meare Selk Oppy and Watson along with Mrs Restrolis of the Family Motel won the first prize of ten pounds in the Queensland Summer Cup. The event took place at Condobolin on Wednesday night with the main winner being the syndicate team.
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Condobolin, Wednotar
Meare
Late Shipping Dispatches From Eureka and North Coast
December 4 notices list the Eureka 8 from Northern Rivers, 179 tons under Captain Murray, and the Tepedtale 670 tons under Caganin Anderson from Bellinger River. Departures December 3 include Moruya 8 heading to Beath Const onerta, Winomerasi to Acrkland and NZ ports, Essex PH 2 to Brisbane, Pacifique for Noumea, and Cambrian on a cruise.
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Eureka
Murray
Northern Rivers
North Coast Company
Auenta
Tepedtale
Caganin Anderson
Bellinger River
Moruya
Beath Const Onerta
Winomerasi
Acrkland
New Zealand
Essex
Brisbane
Pacifique
F.afs
Noumea
HLS
Cambrian
Coupon system inquiry heard in Legislative Assembly session
The Sercer Committee on the coupon system met at Parliament House for an eighth time. Witnesses remain questioned, with calls for recall possible. Chairman and members outlined limits on Royal Commission powers and described testimony from traders and storekeepers about coupon practices and customer incentives.
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Sercer
Legislative Assembly
Parliament House
Merning
E. M. Clark
Belner
Gilbert
Meehan
Fitzpatrick
Armstrong
Messrs
Fulton and
Lowe
Maxwell Keely
Anti-Coupon League
G. W. Ash
Ash and
M'Lean
Barry
Coupon (Green) Company
Mr. Coyle
Beehag
Anbandale
Sisponcen
Amead
Genle- Min
Firren
Wlaves
Oustoutera
Ir. Clark
Mwe
Otter
Regulatiers
Mr. Ash
Mkc
Trate
Mr. Briner
Vittnesa
Witeves
A Naval Paymaster in a Curious 19th Century Tale
The body found in Audley National Park is Ralph B. H. Moore a 16 year old paymaster in the Navy with a long service record. He served on H M S Ein coudter and H M S Magpie and fought in West Africa and Bathurst coast actions gaining the Africa Medal. Ill health is noted as a probable motive for his death.
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Audley
National Park
Ralphb. H. Moore
Moors
H.M
Eincoudter
Pour Healis
Ralph Crumwell Dieury Moore
Navy
MMT
Floret
Mesissant
H.M.S. Magpie
F. G. G. Bedford
Raleigh
Afecio
Magpie
Satellite
Widscon
Bathurst
Gambia
Alsien
Wret Indian
Fodi Silahk
Caneral Africa
Maluidi
Africa
M'Burek
Cermains
Arabuka
Mgi
Phaete
Swallow
Weather Summary Forecast For Commonwealth Region
The forecast reports generally fine weather with some showers in the north east and isolated showers. Southwest to south winds are expected.
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Commonwealth Weather Area
Newcastle Races Shorts Handicap Result Snapshot
In the Newcastle Shorts Handicap 60 sovs race parley Morelia Bonnie Hampton and Comus led the field with odds 2 to 1 against Comus and 4 to 1 for Prince Prosper and Dormaid. Morelia won by a length and half over the runner up in seven furlongs on the course.
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Bath
Mahony
Walah
Noreen
Lady Feabel
Clinker
Croxdate
Sir
Trista
Sitamerlins
Asin
Brown Spec
Leslie
Lady Isabel
Brown &Pec
Lily
Bato
Parlor
Barney
Uist
Guy
Moonami
Cecil
Tefianee
Lady Porlie
Kitty
M'Domnaldy
Derruima
Bronton
Pic Dan
William
Hinton
Miss Grace
Ove
Donald
Edoved
Siin
Nogleomd
Lady Regain
Potting
Little Buller
Eomnie
Flora
Decorite
St. Albana
Morelia
Wood
Bonnie Hampton
Taomas
Zelle
Sweet Home
Prince Proeper
Comus
Vanna
Sgaisat Comas
Prince Prosper
Dormaid
Sweet Hom
Yates
Woo
Iminute
Friend
Mexham
Laughlin
Mantonia
Gilmore
Cove
Burkey
Young Man Suffers Severe Plank-Over-Lift Well Accident
John Patrick Donovan, 22, a mill hand from Redfern, was crossing a plank over a lift well at a Pinestreet workshop when it broke. He fell about 10 feet onto timber, piercing his right lung and breaking a rib. He was taken to Sydney Hospital and admitted by Dr. Ritchie after emergency care.
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John Patrick Donovan
Sydney Hospital
Ritchie
Bankruptcy Petition for Rock staffers and Hale hearing
Bankruptcy court creditors petition lists Patrick Joseph Kelly and Patrick Joseph Coffey, staffers of The Rock, and Charles James Hale of Lake Albert near Wagga Ware, with hearing set for December 18.
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Patrick Joseph Kelly
Patrick Joseph Coffey
the Rock
Viraua
Charles James Hale
Lake Albert
Wagga Ware
Captain Newton III in hospital after injury at Strathfield
Captain Newton III, superintendent of the Department of Navigation, was seriously injured at his residence in Strathfield. Inquiries this afternoon indicate the captain is improving in health.
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Newton
Department of Navigation
Strathfield
Fragmentary ad fragment hints at local trades and bottles
Scrambled OCR shows a late 19th or early 20th century local ad or pamphlet. Mentions J Locks, A. Woot, Joueen's Wines, Citr, Limont, BOTTLES FITTER, Ress Bros Glage Works, and Rivet fire. Text is incomplete with garbled terms and names.
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Dckemu I
Yue Reyes
HH. A. Woot
Joueen
Eee Limont
Ress Bros. Glage Works
Pat
Cami
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