Local notices mix of appointments and legal cases in Sydney area
A mass of brief items reports appointments at the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Co and Commonwealth Public Works calls for better post and transport facilities. Other items note a new CEO and directors, court results, rail and tram service proposals, and a forthcoming Tattersalls Summer Cup. The blur of names, places, and dates reflects early 20th century Sydney news briefs.
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New South ‘Wales
Ralwey
Karine Chase
Russell Barton Tas
Britiah and Foreign Marine Ianaurance Company, Limited
Commonwealth Patras
Pacramata Council
Parramatte
A. Rws
Sonoma
Auckland
Tutedey
Syiney
San Francisco
Alex
Dean Ad Sous
Me Butners
Ocatmwetra
Alerapler Coat and Sons
Miniostoe oMicre
View Labwurers
Prandent
W. Brenan
Iicr-Grimient
Tool
P. Cochrane
Amma
It Burke
Deniliquin
Asso
Poililaw
Lairing
Sydney
Batuas
Borowis
Cowan
Newport
Church Point
Autoo
Wilson
Imam
Ariatration Court
Crofis
New Zealand
Merquatite Agence Compssy
Menry O'Esille
N'Keefe
Turlinghurs
Navin
Redfern
Jowpa Lemet
KJ Mellon
Marine Department
North Quewpeland Insurance Company Limited
Bottom
Emg- Jan
Carada
Laresiy
Amin
Tey Urothere
Johm
George Henbreaep
Darlinghurst
Raving
Gosford
Constante Merman
Joseph Boland
Ellis
William Morris
IM Gary
Camden
Campbelljown
Elderahe Ami
Carden
Bynes
Elderstie
What is a Cigar as Customs Case Turns on Cigars vs Cigarettes
The Customs Court examined whether certain goods entered for warehouse as cigarettes were correctly described as cigars. The case featured Ruttys Limited and expert testimony on definitions and packaging distinctions, with evidence on wrapper, tobacco content, and trade usage cited to justify the department’s and respondents’ positions.
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Customs Court
Ruttya, Limited
J. Baxter
Mr. Robben
Rolin
Trevor Jones
Wiltingham
Ruttys, Limited
Ruttys
Clears
American Tobacco Company
Etatra
New
Rigar
Howehe
Dewigna
Rollu
Robison
Nolin
Manila
Witm
Molin
A. Alaabhi
Sydney
Vailly
Germany
Bat
Queensland
New South
Nis
Atlee
Randwick Sensation Recalled in Street Crime Case
A Randwick incident led to the Water Court hearing of James Richanison who faced charges of unlawful possession of two pocket knives valued at £4 10s and for discharging a revolver at Constable Pairball. Witnesses testified he frequented Holdsworth Macpherson & Co’s store, was arrested after attempting to steal goods, and had prior convictions. He pleaded guilty and received six months’ gaol.
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James Richanison
Wesley
Sir John Lee
Jett
Roc
West Acalalla
Reduction of Members Faces Opposition over Representation
The Liberal and Reform Association secretary reports arguments for reducing members. Bogey No 1 claims reduced members hurt city versus country strength. supporters say rural areas would lose if overall numbers shrink. Bogey No 2 contends cuts aid Labour’s grasp, while defenders cite relative town country balance and constitutional principles.
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The
Liberal and Reform Assae
Elky Ad Coultry
Cumberland
Ube
Roger
New Pouch Wales
New South Wales
Ountey
Anewer
Queensland South Wales
South Australia
Kurten
Brien Calumbia
Jimimare
Meanbera
Nisin White
Grout
Cuisaila
Dawn
The Becke Divorce Suit Petition Dismissed
Becker the farmerly Maunsell petitioned for a divorce from George Lewis Becke the well known author on the round of declaration. The matter was adjourned for service and evidence showed a separation deed between Louis Becke and Elizabeth Becke. The Honour dismissed the petition noting no evidence of desertion or renewed cohabitation.
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Becker
Maunsell
George Lewis Becke
Regina
Cowie
Srevice
Jeiues
White
Ty Queset
Louie Becks
Hydney
Eliuabrt Bocke
Sydney
Michard Maus 1
Leutenant
Lato Ty
Berriatter
Louis Hecke
Vizabeth Ferke
Alltoy
Louis Becks
Elizabeth Lecke
Decks
Becks
Tom
Dever
Ubey
Ogether
Ten Pound Prize Draw Ends Soon in Evening News
Only one day left for readers to send coupons for the grerteyt cricket match prize draw. Send by noon tomorrow. late coupons will not be accepted. Full details appear in the page three advertisement in Abie anus.
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Evening News
Abieanus
Ascepia
Kensington Races Feature Wide Field Handicaps
Mazarine seizes a 54 betting hold and wins the Kensington race by a short head from Rosalind with Lady Primroose close behind. Cakewalk takes the Fourteen-One Handicap in a tight finish ahead of Rockleigh and Zana, while Royd leads the Novice Handicap to prevail over Ger ty Gulnark. Kilmeny outsprints Pred and Sandhill in the Fourteen Two Handicap amid a crowded card.
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Yourteen
Fury Tongs Mazarine
Keogh
Lady Primrose
Rosalind
Sain
Atarger
Sealight
Mazarine
Againal Rosalind
Lady Primroay
Anna Ui Eee
Setaly
O'Donnell
Eaza
Skt
Dryad
Set Ut
Smith
Kocleigh
Cakewalk
Zana
Rockleigh
Royd
Martin
Gerty Gulnark
Ce & Peenleigh
Atervare Gradier
Narkle
Boevial Wire
Lady Winals
Renee
Runnelly i Omelette
Marriott
Gaura
Rat Gb
Rood
Stariers
Enbon Fred
St Sib
Pendergast
Bandhill
Tut Sib
Keogs
Kilmeny
Pred
Sandhill
Tine
Dimin Manes
Turion
Axtael Tippowalty
Spirea
Tatib
Petriana Stranding Case In Melbourne Court
The Marine Court in Melbourne tolls charges against Pilot Head for the stranding of the steamer Petriana. The court found the vessel failed to steer correctly and to use diesel appropriately, suspending the case for twelve months with costs. Judge Parton, presiding, lamented the decision and noted Pilot Press's long service.
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Melbourne
Court of Marine Inquiry
Minuduet
Pilot Ueary Prees
Petriana
He Auviguind Fc Rutt Hortberly Cvataa
Corti
Parton
Balmain Woman Charged With Suicide Attempt at Drummoyne
Loulaa Scwusa 41 of Derog Street Balmain was charged at Balmain Court with attempting self harm by drowning at Drummoyne on December 42. Constable Killip testified she jumped from the Iron Cove Bridge after being warned by Omnar, and she was admitted to Helmetn Hospital. An order granted discharged her with good behavior for six months.
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Willoughta
Tseaistlaere Municipal Proverty
Amy Aries
Department of Public Works
Perraciuith
Lara
Liessy
Reilly
Taelssbursi Secalion
Heltere
Joseph Lemon
Gi Bourk
Warerie
Brea
Aly
Decaldeos
Aitwe Euatie
Ponlier
Desbella Fous
Afr
Mary Byrne
Defoe
Duday
Darlinghurst Bessinas Sesifiet
Momba Pam
Hesliagwurst
Sestisoe
Lamuel Griever
Naragama Soyamet Dames Dedman
S'stone
Wan
Rick Anderson
Jamea Wells
Dariimeauret
Sydney
Balmain
Loulaa Scwusa
Drummoyse
Killip
Civil Ambulance Brigade
de. Menaer
W. C. Ailkee
Atast
Iron Cove
Ie Drummoyne
Der
Market Notes and Rates From Tuesday Trading
Market report shows prices for various items with ceiling rates listed. Reading appears distorted with several garbled terms but indicates prices for certain commodities and grades discussed by unnamed authors.
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Fiat
Result of the Railway Strike in Melbourne
The Victorian Railways dispute led to a court ruling where the plaintiff failed to secure fees. the Commissioners were upheld, and the judgment favored the complainants, with the case before Justice Howard and Commissioner Hodges, though details remain partial and unclear.
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Melbourne
Wetnenlay
Wikame
Ari
Asd
Muli
Justice Hoifard
Jamion Alsaked
Lady politician Nellie Mariel denounces federal bias crowd disrupts meeting
A crowd gathered on a Phillip-wheel verandah to hear Mra Nellie A Mariel speak on federal issues. She criticized the push for a federal capital and urged women to Parliament, accusing male politicians of bias and noting paid hecklers. The crowd's reactions varied as the proceedings waned.
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Nellie A. Mariel
Phillip-wheel
Preetrade
Paris
Marivl
Ubio
Confidence Trick Suspects Charged At Central Court
Werbert Lane and James Dawsait, dealers, appeared before the Central Court yesterday charged with attempting to obtain money by false pretences from Bruty Bramk. The case alleged a Hyde Park meeting and a staged arrangement offering a job and a fake loan to lure Bramk into a payment. The defendants were scrutinized as Senior constable Ailanson led the arrest. Both received fines and months of hard labour in default.
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Werbert
James Dawsait
Central Court
Bramk
Hyde Park
Lang
Ula
Plu
Copgiahls
Ailanson Rach
Br Scaled
Efault
Carbolic Acid Mistaken for Brandy Fatally Poisoning Child
A widow and her solicitor report a tragic incident at Adelatom on a Wednesday. Horace Hogginot, aged two, was found dead after drinking what appears to be brandy but was carbolic acid. The inquest noted suffering from a stomach illness and heartache, with the boy allegedly taking the poison by mistaken consumption.
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Adelatom
Horace Jota Hogginot
Lim
Fragmentary Prompting Amid Snow and Rumors
A garbled reader note or OCR fragment mentions Prompect Hewervole and Wil, with snow affecting daily city consumption. It references Rev. CM Talbot at a distribution event and hints at forthcoming revelations in publication matters. The text is muddled and difficult to interpret.
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Talbot
Darlineburet Court Sittings Report At November Session
A fragmentary court record from Darlineburet notes Judge Bacthéase presiding over November 10 sittings. Several cases were dismissed or not processed, with 27 entries recorded and 7 cases pending, while the Crown Prosecutor M. BC Hlarrta is praised for his wartime service and diligent duties.
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Darlineburet
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Ross
Alderman S. E. Lees
Becke
Kensington Races
Behe Atieee
Lee
Bootman
Fay
A, de
Bos
R. B
George-St
Rolid Ochre Games
Wewita Iene
Rupros
SCC
St Fin Exchange Studios
Woo
Nin
Mie
Aborge-St
St. Andrew's Cathstral
Sydnet
Cenap Vollen
Fairfax & Roberts
Street
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