Maitland Bribe and Breach of Promise Case Revised
District Court heard a breach of promise claim involving Kate Lashnaga of Surry Hills Sydney who sought £400 from Henry James Caulio now stationed at Merriva. The case touched on clandestine marriage, deceptions about timeframes, and disputed settlements with further delays as both sides pressed legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lashnaga
Surry Hills
Pydney
Henry James Caulio
Pollet Vonatable
Merriva
Ula
Sydovy
Dinette Police
Hbs
Fuere
Conia
Sydney
Che
Pat Keith
Hue
Ferdenta
Agit
Abe
Gale
Lowell
Lina
Poly
Reyes
Poe
Tharris
Janwel Pyanarneys
Dex
Nuowne
Tae
Circular Quay Misapprehension Stirs Trade Talk
A faulty understanding persists about German steamers bound for Circular Quay. Officials deny any plan to shift bark to another port, stating stringent rules will keep ships away from the regular trade lanes. The dispute centers on vessel security and trade routes, with authorities insisting no deviation will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euler Lass
Lawes Point
Governor of British Columbia Trip Promptly Described
The fragment notes a colonial official The Hon Thomas MTanes as Lieutenant Governor Ghiritsh Colombia in the Carehan Dominion and a trip to the Commonwealth. It mentions scrutiny at the Colonial Secretary's Office and remarks on attire or behavior, with unclear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mtanes
Ghiritsh
Colombia
Carehan
Hin Mlenes
Commonwealth
Dispute over winding up partnership in New South Wales
Justice Walker hears an equity suit between Charles Maynard Wilkinson and his brother over a partnership in Albury and around New South Wales. The court finds the plaintiff entitled to two thirds of the partnership assets, while the defendant holds one third, orders an account and valuation of shares, with costs reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maynard Wikinenn
John Wilkinson
Justice Walker
Sollohin
Oriuier
Allury
Elwehere
New South Wales
Unner
Wilkinson Ag
Tel Plain
PlesAnte
Bia
Piainull
Corti
Elieate
Frm
Witt
piDlt UI
Amit
Plata
Assim Ottihlurs
Bislarss
Hay
Albury
Avian
Mining Fatality at Cobar Copper Mine
A miner named Timothy Mitchell, about 0, was injured while charging a surface hole at the copper mine near Cobar on Wednesday when an explosion occurred. He sustained severe injuries and later died from the incident.
Alleged False Imprisonment Trial Begins With Conflicting Claims
The action by Hebert Jones against William Rerbert Surreg alleges 11000 dollars for false imprisonment. The defendant pleads not guilty as the hearing opens with disputes over truth of charges and whether Jones was lawfully detained after an 4 July incident involving a constable and a bystander in Pennydale. The plaintiff, residing in Renny Street, faced assault and property damage charges, was fined, and appeal to quarter sessions followed Judge Murray’s quashing of the prior decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebert Jones
William Rerbert
Jouss
Dol Tae
Jefendart
Renny-street
Pudington
Inter
Dimovo
Plaoti
Lis
Platori
Murray
Buck
Evideson
Revision of Talh Jury List in Inverell Protest
A meeting of justices of the peace at Urlernoga discussed revising the jury list. Nine hundred names were printed with many erased and some added. The resolution urged the Honorable Magic States of Ve Font atal district to consider amending the jury act to ease inconvenience and force of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverell
Urlernoga
KW FM
Wes Warried
Ve Font Atal
TuvenTl
Ube
Msi
Imd da ‘Wall
Cianor Ars
Umea
Wahroonga Water Supply Stern Measures Explained
The Wahroonga Water Fd announces a water supply plan amid dry weather and garden damage. Engineer-in-chief Sinell warns of a growing shortage between Oas Hill and Rye, with crews dispatched to Phutewood and southern areas to secure a temporary Sheffield Pit supply, noting several days needed to complete work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahroangs
Sinell
Water and Sewurage Board
Oas” Hill
Rye
Torthern
Irish farmer's claim against Moore's executors seeks 144 pounds
The plaintiff, an Ireland resident, sues William Debert Sid Thyutds Ring and Mayle Balaber, as executors of the late Martin Joseph Moors, for 144 pounds for services rendered. He alleges Moore promised support and assistance to migrate to Australia or New South Wales but later failed to pay. The jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for about four pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennre
Fuoure Owen
William Debert Sid Thyutds Ring
Dimis Mayle Balaber
Martin Josuph Moors
Torthy
Moore
Tenk Hill
Ireland
Brauber
Australia
Wales
Genliaman
Prize Day at Fort Street School Marks Year of Achievements
Yesterday Fort Street School held prize distribution as students and visitors filled the room to capacity. Minister for Public Construction 137 John Perry attended with officials and praised the school’s exam results and overall progress while noting plans to improve teacher qualifications and school accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestentay
Fort-street
John Perry
Perry
H O
J. W. Tarver
Additio
Allan
Davis
Hy Foxall
Grei Claey
W. J. Macon
GC Whitney
Preach
Lalu
W. Vickers
Freneh
Whitney
Wilson Barrett
Livyad
Urner
Ther
M Riard'Aunel
Itian
Talay
At-Endine
Archievon Taugley
Sisten
Gomenne
Ol Ira M
Daving
Pupiis
Jury fails to reach verdict in Darlinghurst theft case
At Darlinghurst Sessions the jury failed to reach a verdict in the May 6 Camden theft case involving Willer Rosewarne Willits Stanlagu Parker and William Dunk. All accused were remanded or bound over with Parker and Dunk granted bail while Rosewarne remained in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlinghurst
Willer Rosewarne
Willits Stanlagu
Parker
William Dunk
Hayjog
Jose
Camden
Charles Thorus Whiteman
Auarter Sessjona
Mar
Death of Mr J Ty Rell at Louthland Lane
The death is announced of Mr J Ty Rell formerly of Bourke and Singleton and late of Tenterfield. He was son of Mr J Kelf a telegraph master and was active in sporting circles in Sydney Singleton and Tenterfield where he served as secretary of the club and school of arts. He took part in public movements and will be greatly missed. Immediate cause of death was valvular disease of the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ty Rell
Tenterfeld
Hark
J. Kelf
Bourke
Singleton
Kelf
Sydney
Bingleton
Zl? Clube
School of Arts
Valgular
Two Deaths At Sea Reported On Melbourne Arrival
The Aberdeen steamer Nineveh arrived at Melbourne on December 1 from London via the Cape to Sydney. It reported a passenger, George Stanley, died of consumption after leaving the Cape and was buried at sea on November 27. A second death occurred December 6 near the Australian coast, a private named W. W. died from lamination snaps and was buried at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
London
Sydney
Cape
Sir Guys
George Stanley
Australian
W. W.ateeee
White Star Boats at Adelaide Visit Prompt Harbor Plans
White Star Line owners consider using proposed harbor works at Port Adelaide and discuss navigation to new wharfs. James Ismay backs a survey of steamers to Liesie Bay, while Adelaide manager arranges captain consultations on feasible routes and potential dock sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
James Ismay
White Elk Line
South Austrasia
Jennay
So Taueh
Adelaide
White Star
Obiulalyr Atelier
Armidale Items and Local Cricket Result
Armidale reports that the Federal Capital Commissioner cannot inspect sites and asks the local committee to provide information for an early year visit. A match yesterday between Tamworth and Armidale Hall Holiday Association was won by Tamworth. Illnesses rise in Armidale with dysentery and diarrhoea noted. A requiem Mass for the late Pacher Corcoran was held at St Marys Cathedral in Calrns Queensland from enteric fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Armidale
Armidale
St Mary's Catherul
Pacher Corcoran
Calrns
Queensland
Wheat markets shift as Australian supply strains world demand
In a bustling textile of prices and cargoes, New South Wales and Victoria wheat futures rise amid tight Old wheat stocks and strong Melbourne demand for export. Reports show Melbourne quotes for wheat firm for January delivery while Australian mills hedge against scarce supplies. A broad view notes Germany and Franc e may need imports, with Argentina and Siberia influencing global feed and butter markets as buyers seek steady supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.E.W
Mark Lang
Audi
New York
Darling Bowne
Melbourne
Victorlin
Riverins
Brdney
Coustry
N.S.W
Victoria
Zouk Africa
Stelbourne
Sydney
Burke
Mme
Fsif
Uysieht
Loa Tor
Shebbourne
Walled Kingdom
N.3
Adicate & Posible
Getveldemarkt
Germany
Paris
Teups
Lie Society
Reach Agriculturiees
Sydpes Mille
Clarence River
New South Wales
Fowlers
Gamson
Sedney
London
Siberia
KuRe
Laat
Siberan DuLer
Biberi Pun
Biberia
Mint Ota
Uycerne
Eost
Bodallia
Ten Terfield School Sports Held At Showground
Thursday event at Tenterfield showground drew about thirty events and strong displays. A Maypole performance by around sixty children led by Mrs Brydon, and a girls’ hand exercises display under Mrs Armstrong, showcased the program. Boys performed a single-stick display, followed by a helm display by around 160 children under Mr A Howarth. The day was praised as the largest such event yet run, with school funds reported around £40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Howarth
London Wool Sales Report From Evening Market
London wool market closes with wide price changes and varied sales. Dealers report mixed спрос and demand at high and low ends as values swing.
Fruit Prices in California and Orange District Markets
Readable portions list retail fruit prices in California and Orange district markets. Entries include Gooseberries, Bananas, Brincks Pine, Cherries, Oranges, Rock Melons, Watermelons, Apricots, Peaches, Nectarines, Mangoes, Currants, Pears, and Tomatoes with per quarter or half case, per dozen, or per bushel figures. mixed language and OCR errors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemans
Orien
Wed
Orange
Jero
Tomsioes
Wittoughby
Vegetables Shortage Hits Sydney Markets Amid Dry Spell
Vegetables supplies from Victoria threaten to tighten as Sydney faces a third consecutive dry spell. Metropolitan buyers in the city and other markets report limited shipments and rising prices due to unsettled weather. Local traders warn the shortage may affect fresh produce available in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Tras
Victoria
Sydney
Spoaki Wes
Weather roundup shows record heat across towns
The country reports extreme heat with many towns listing temperatures around 100 and above. Strong winds and dry conditions persist, with scattered rain and thunderstorms in places. Thursday forecasts expect continued heat, with some relief in the evenings and patches of cooler air in the west.
Fire on a farm destroys crops in Darraba incident
A farm fire at Darraba damaged about 20 acres of brewing wheat owned by William Curler Semtreving, burning a paddock and threatening nearby property. The blaze caused substantial loss with estimated damage around £3. Authorities infer careless disposal of matting caused the fire, though insurance coverage exists for the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darraba
Cubble
John Whidfare
Oliver
Asm Vicway
State Parliament Deliberates on Amending Licensing Bill
In the Assembly Mr Lee told Mr Whilon an opportunity would be given to the people before the current Parliament ends. The Premier named Mr Whiddou as the Amending Licensing Bill’s early section drafter. He planned a clause on red horse matters and said he would consult the Attorney General about properly and honorably representing a de Kizge coronation for New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boih Houta
Yeaterfay
Lee
Whilon
Poole
Whiddou
Claude
Ser
Ascher
Wales
Bankruptcy Notice for Creditor Petition and Filings
In bankruptcy creditors petition details listed with names such as Hillespie Brothers and Company of Syne and cohn Henry Tre of Rylwone builders. The document mentions various individuals and officials including Alphonso Heare Relwood and Charles William Wikter with references to street names and offices, indicating a voluntary settlement and official administration steps. The text is a garbled OCR of a public bankruptcy notice outlining creditors and petition actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillespie Brothers and Company
Syne
Cohn Henry Tre
Rylwone
Melbourne cricket match and court cases amid tense reform reports
The report covers a Melbourne cricket match with a Governor General led party arriving in Sydney, and notes a Water Police Court case where a man faces 63 charges for thefts and assault. It mentions lamp installations, Civil Department orders, and Crown policy updates amid security and administrative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prlnom
Wallington
Melbourne
Sydney
Bert
Eory Chatham Tharpees
Dur Tel
Broughton
Dm Qhet
Chevier Quay
Hiaslan Bas Bens
Colonil
Ingutrien
Stberwieg
Queve Vicueta
Severnity
Tariff Complaints Spread Across Steer Series Trade
A private letter recounts tariff complaints and trade pressures acrossSteer Series from Sew Varaa. Details mention sales, freight rates, and potential compacts tied to international imports. The document notes concerns over freight costs, exchange terms, and the impact on British and colonial markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Bas
Darlinghurst Sessions Chronicle of Sentences and Committals
A garbled report outlines trials at Darlinghurst with names scrambled. Alfred Joors faced conviction for burglary in Hyde Park and received a three year sentence. Frederic Biers and Wile Wigga are listed among others convicted on theft and related charges, awaiting penalties and appeals. An official note mentions Andrew, manager of a company, facing interdiction related to serving on a governing body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover Tay
Jatge Docker
Willan James
Ewilty
Phare
Blemr
Newtows
Alfred Joors
Raving
Hide Park
Brave
Bhai
Prederic& Biers
Advent
Darienghuret
Jos
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Maitland
Circular Quay
British
Thomas Broughton
Inverell
THE
Wahroonga
TAY
Fort-Street School
MR. Kelf
White Star Boats
Sussex Street Trade
Hutior—Creamery
N. Rivers
Louis
York Castle
New Zealand
Uae
Hunter River
Brighton Globes
Vic
Tenterfield
London Wool Sales
Wool Valee
Ryan
Otar Duiriea
Milpatinea Tinteg Wentworth
Ruston
Menindle
Balranald
Broken Hie
White Clie
Worssele
Dourke
Mounc Hope
Deuiliquin
Mogul
Mount Drewdare
Brewarsian
Walger
Carinda
Yollmren
Howton Park
Erkersaley
Hamketown
Newcastle
Picton
Tuessax
Temora
Kalui Bailly Wangek
Yass
Alphonso Heare Relwood
Hennett-strees
Bowl
Pitt-erreer
LT Clay
Eas
Charles William Wikter
Wynton
W. H. Palmer
Asmence
Wioge
Ammty Ata Tacom
Tila Vasiala
Faytale
Arcbar
Jim
Hanghimp
Manin Ceibte
Watts
Samsey Mins
Tang
Casta
Secon
Allume
Neethers Locks
Hemet Bower
Middje—Ammersaciet
Tae Perseverance
Bey Kaley
Silicheretes
Rs Afonpes
Chiksdos Atiaree
Hte Ali
Maime Pated
Wleater Firat Oils
Boulier Moweeremy
Bask
Sepoleies
Seipai Sy Corcotsret
Hellimey
Ee Ad Salem
Niab
Leaelarel Serethors
Tararom
Messra
Ted
Falee Baved
Jinpesdel Dinisetyeres Etivente
Bopeagly
Pete Bite
Eniy Vale
Mick Woth
Wieprott
Soib
Abel
Dorey
Tame Wong
Cras Valley
Emeas
Wisarin
Srila
Atireatir
Dusine
Champpallzan
Otorphee
Peers Eteadew Viebon
Salant Gira
Lake Maneemus
Leon
Birk A
Dany
Salem Lee
Andarliew
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