Barths Great Lord Chapter Mill Continued and Confrontations
Fragmented dialogue-driven scene shows Harry Wilding, Willing, and Wilding debating loyalty, money, and a plot around a claimed fortune. They discuss duty, marriage, and trust while tensions rise toward a planned escape and a dangerous reveal at Hopestown as Mary recovers under doctor care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harey
America
Willing
Wilding
Harry
Chen
Kowx
Kildie
Tarrs
Larry
Leo
Filalo
Eliot
Lamas Nak
Ariel
Bwaldes
Scotus
Aevid Teeing
Harry Yi
Alby
Letter to editor questions public meeting turnout over bill
Alfred Paton from Petersham cites a reported meeting of the Public Service Association at the Exchange Hotel. He disputes the claim that the event was well attended and notes at least 60 attendees. he argues lack of publicity affected turnout. He signs December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Public Service Association
Bell
Exchange Hotel
Council of the
P.S. Associatios
UeTested
Tonmm
Alfred Paton
Marcus Clark Christmas Shops at Newtown Debut
Marcus Clark’s store at King and Brown streets, Newtown, unveils extensive Christmas displays. The large building on Drow Street hosts furniture, laces, silks, dresses, hats, and ready-made clothing with low prices and guaranteed work. Free refreshments greet visitors as staff offer attentive service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Clark
King and Brown Streets
Newtown
Erinex
Clark le
Luke
Holland
Faney
Manchester
Clark
Katistana
Soul and Company a Pioneer Drug Firm of Pitt Street
Washington H Soul and Company earns city renown for a varied stock of drugs and chemicals, medicines, surgical supplies, opticals, perfumery and nurse supported ladies department. A large Christmas stock and up to date goods are highlighted, with emphasis on accurate dispatch and a new prominent Pitt Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington H. Soul and Company
Messrs
Soul and
Compad
Indies’ Department
Messie
Washington Spany
Pitt-street
Jewellery display by Ellis Davis at George Street shop
Ellis Davis of George Street Haymarket showcases a glittering window of jewelry and watches offered under the old free trade tariff. The display features gold brooches, diamonds, wedding rings, gold chains, bangles, and timepieces, including Rothertam and Waltham brands. Davis notes a large stock of gold and silver chronographs and railway timekeepers attracting a wide country trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Davis
George-strest
Haymar
Davis
Ney
Rothertam
Waltham
Alop
Gowing Brothers Expand Showrooms and Stock
Gowing Brothers on George Street report vast improvements with extra counter space and larger display areas to handle heavy shipments. The firm vows to maintain old price levels despite tariff pressures, continuing to offer free freight and value at Cash prices. Indicated Woollen mills near Marrickville claim superior textures, while indigo serges and coatings now face a 14 percent duty as inventories rise. Prices and stock remain strong, with the firm keeping old prices while expanding capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gancy Brothers
George-street
Bruthere
Midis
Igveuing News
Tariffiq
Mewers
J. Vicars
Sam
Marrickville
Gowling Brothers
Ford
Lodge Arene
Turceda
Warrass
Vanal Ready Modifications and Juvenile Clothing Firm
A description of a clothing firm offering ready made garments for men women and children. It highlights a wide stock of hosiery hats and shoes including Alpine straw hats and Terai hats in colors. It notes the firm as oldest established juvenile outfitter and up to date in garments from knicker to shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronis
Rene
Wivie
Garmunts
Case Settled in Banco Court Over Russell Case
In Banco Court yesterday Mr Want, ICC, reported to the Chief Justice that a settlement had been reached regarding the cavalago and wife against Director Russell. Windeyer, counsel for the defense, stated he had consulted medical men in the city who reported on after effects attributed to unwelcome consequences. Several eminent Sydney physicians including Pr. Ploschi Tir MCorettite Dr. Morena and Dr. Thring were prepared to provide safe statements. The case was not continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torey
Mac
Flaviy
Walt Wuliau
Wilkin
Ube Lisiant
Harry
Buih
Isesa
Teailers
Tiarey
William
Elsie
Banco Court
Want
ICC
Shatl
Cavalago
Dir
Russell
Windeyer
Om Belial
Iimt
Whey
Blunderbus Case Involving Death by Evocation Tax
The Freeman v Beltway Gommasino case, heard before Mr Justice Owen in the No 1 Jury Court, involved a lawsuit for recovery of damages tied to a death linked to a pull tax. After some evidence, counsel and the case were continued with the crme of the selling meal oot not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Beltway Gommasinors
Sydney
Melbourne
Raia
Justice Owen
No. 1
Cenai'sa
Unknown Man Charged With Theft in Newtown Court
Willi Wells, 24, faced Newtown Court charged with stealing three Venetian blinds valued at £1 6d from Abratass Solomon at Newtown. Witnesses stated he claimed to have bought them from an unknown man and later offered to sell to another dealer for £1 2s. Wells was convicted and fined £6 or one month’s hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi Wells
Newtown Court
Abratass Solomon
Newtown
Ant Matthews
King-street
Abraham
King-streel
Bard
Milk quality case dismissed at Water Summons Court
In a Water Summons Court proceeding, Brocet Banning faced charges over sale of milk not meeting standards. Inspector Levis B. Blackwell presented boric acid levels. defense argued lack of proper evidence and admissibility. Judge Macfarlane discharged the case, noting insufficient proof and procedural flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Macfarlane
DSM
Levis B. Blackwell
Billiances
Henry Martin
Municipal Canel Tt
Canning Wan
George Alexander
Macfarlane
A New Soprano Miss Mulligan Recital Review
Sydney criticizes Miss Mulligan a Sydney born soprano after a Tuesday recital at the Professional Musicians Benefit Association Rooms Rowestreet. The piece featured Frances Allison Song of Thanksgiving Conrad Ave Maria Cowen Lovely Spring and Toorale Grad-by. Ernest Tilman accompanied. A Menielevobo quartet performed Beethoven piano quartet and Truman piano pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hilda Mulligan
Profeesional Musicians Benefit Association
Rowestreet
Mulligan
Hes
Miss Mulligan
Trister
Frances Allison
Conrad
Ave Marin
J. J. Keere
Cowen
Tostile
Ernest Tilman
Menielevobo
Messrs
J. Z. Keers
Lewis Trndersa
We Kalbb
Summoerkayes Jebsul
J. Kewra
Ernest Truman
Beethoven
Arthur Noble
Progress at Ryde Water and Fire Brigade Plans
The Ryde Progress Association pushes for adequate water supply for ordinary use and seeks Ryde Council representation on the Water and Beverage Board. Overhauls to Puteaterquad advance with £206 provided, while the government requests 180 loads of sheet iron from Ryde quarries for eventual discussions. The association aims to convene with the Mayor to decide on volunteer fire brigade deployment and invite the local brigade president to help establish Dengede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryde
de Merstle
Ryde Council
Ride
Rensiel
Teyde
Teyde Progress Asateladies
Torough
Mr. Lave
Parra Litoraine
Startin Ith
Terete
Marriage of Ada Files Brow and Kenami Brown Reported
The ceremony occurred in Noweaster 1996 at Lithgow in the Primitive Methodist Church, with Ada Files Brow, formerly Harman, and ironworker Kenami Brown listed as the couple. They resided in Lithgow until November 14, when procedures to move were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juntice Blumpeon
Ada
Harman
Souune & Dimon
Kenami Brown
Noweaster
Lithgow
Tamworth Water Supply Meeting Confronts Poor Water Quality
Local Tamworth council members discuss the city’s water supply amid reports of decayed material and bad water. Aldermen Lewman Bedwell Tribe and others clash over government action and potential lime treatment as contamination concerns surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Tau Earth
Mapor
Lewman
Justin
Bedwell
Walry
Tribe
Aveifella
Asalzeylie
Agricultural and Pastoral Update from the Salt District
The report covers dairy milk production, prices, and supply in the Salt district. It notes milk output, prices per gallon, and the impact of dry weather on crops and pastures. It mentions elected directors, rainfall effects, maize and potatoes shipments, and efforts by Mr. Bale and others to promote planting and insect control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harretson
Tiestdy
Mauernoun Lary Company
Liled
al Eich Ale
Curie
Swaiow
Tie Colal Welter Sa
Edward Willawe
John Vandenbergh
Beowe
Maclean
Muriean
Yuba
Graton
Male Gulag
Perious
John Bale
North Arms
Guewaala
Ode
Marlen
Made Bae
Ubon
Bale
Unie
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Barth
Australia
Hopestown
Deke
Willian
Ies
Kiljon
Halowe Ward
Eudel
Marie
Wollag
Norton
Willl
Warner
Linwell
Marry
Bela Necoum
Colutm
Amile
Tom Ae
Mary
Abe
Mary Tus
Garry
Haery
Elton
Eben
Waterdale
Murry
Dirk
Tarry
Clyil Servite
Brannuat
Sander
Ae Marcus Clark
W. H. Soul and Company
Gowing
Hayward
Ernest Favenc
J. A Barncy
John Moore
Vandorian
Reading
Tamworth Water Supply
Agricultural and Pastoral
Silk Bolienne
Vee Arenas
Te Rae RK Maantibaiy Ms
Ral Os
Sar
Steines
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