Local Ward Briefs Touch Court, Fire, and Elections
A jumble of community notes from Moree to Temora covers a trial plea for Thoa Firepatricl, shop damage at Hillston, a 2000 pound insurance claim, and upcoming MPs visits. It reports pupil teacher exams at Gunnedah, a public concert for West Indies relief, a hospital gesture, and local licensing reminders. The column mentions a fire at Bray's Greas Central Hotel, a Burwood court acquittal, and plans for improved transport in Willoughby and Temore. It also notes police and rail updates, a hospital reform push, and a dam funding plea for Temore amid unemployment rising slightly.
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Parsons
Wired
G. Hi, Reid
Denes
Tor
Noildar
Club House
Hillston
Albury
Pantoaliate
Culesirn
Licerne Kay
Theater River
Gunnedah En Mander
Narrabri
Murrurindi
Lees
Clifton
Gentella i
Steemer Greyhound
Fort Macquarie
Dugald Thomson
North Sydney
Mouai-street
Alderrons
T. W. Hodgson
Bray
Greas Central
Mount Hope
IWU
Metropolitan Licensing Court
Thas
Sens
Daglinghorst
Samuel Gallagher
Ef Burwood
Henry Johnson
Devenish
Welcome
Wright’s Crossing
Parkes
Si John Ellis
Eaglehant
Sandwaver
Victoria
Erafor
Elgirt
West Indies Relief Fund
Sydney Benévolent Angum
A. P. Cameron
St. Andrew's Church
Glen Innem
J. Eawards
Ravens
Batmila
M'Leod Legean
J. Steele
J. Leake
Failles
Marsh
Willoughby Hall
Bokikern
Willsneaby
Hugh Dud
Justice Owen
Hitzabeth Brows
Thomas W. Cescr
Liverty Pinion
Temore
Teras
Bogan Gate
Bulbodasy
Newtown Potie Court
Béate Gibaon Wea
Mmaltitt
Hacius
Walgetted
Burron
Collarenchet
Collarenebri
Wills
SLA
E.W. O'Sullivan
Collarenebel
Sandringham
H. Wool
Aid Ore. Lineviss
Daugur'e
Glen James
Esfor
Nurees
Strathborne
Parramatta
Michael Bras
Michael Carrie
Leslie M’cue
Chas
Mer ‘Chant
Granville
Og. BL
Davis
Gurney Stock Exchange
Dolenda Jeeving Switney
Buree
France
Levote
London
A.B. Tooth
Stock Exchange
Dayir
Thay
Mir. Bargeen
Maman Pitsparriee
Barses
Notas
Mali
Silk Ang Manlin Dictsem
Mendyale Sliria
Plentinal
Wilmon’s
Devouahire Street
Australia and NSW battle as rain delays cricket at Sydney
In turbulent weather at the Sydney Cricket Ground the Australian Eleven and New South Wales Thirteen faced long delays. NSW was 111 all out, Mackay and Diamond added, Saunders bowled well, and Trumble's bowling shone for NSW.
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Australan
New South Wales
Winn
Sydney Cricket Ground
Xhilling
Lowt
Mackay
Diamond
Saunders
Paddington
Howard
Gaunders
Baye Dla
Victorias
Maides Jones
Beso
Dlathon
Jones
Kelly
Bin
Farquhar
Sto Soon Siw Mackay
Hua Bi Mins
Wis
Dows
Baunders
Pye
Lf Jones
Volcowine
Nsw
Trimble
Gregory
Hopkins
Baulders
Stevens
Hopkine
Dum
Semidore
Iphrworth
Marling
Lamond
Hopking
Trumble
Wickeow
Cutie
Trumbie
Trumper
Loverides
Ce Yeyeyer
Armstrong
MiBeth
Prumble
Yu Marah
Sundries
Noble
Tropkles
Australia
Baldwin
Arustraud
Gregor
HL Noble
Hickson
Howerd
House
Pope
Seurders
Metal
TOE
Dowling Acalysiz
Marsh
Rune
M’beth
Cute
Dione
Needaneee Hickson
Duff
Jones Ayer Ebsworth
St Kelly
Nubile O.c
Trumper Pye
Bethy
Fame Oy
Sereen Laverage
Jooee Howard
Beid
Trumbta Sereccescrevenseres Sundries
Tota
Tota Vests Renses
Zhi Armatrong
M'Bein R.A. Duff
O Farquhar
Howard Hith
Cecepessaysace
Baacbeth
SiBeth
M'Beth
Wickele
Pya
Howard, 1 For, 38: Cutie
Marah
Forest Lodge Races Novice Handicap Summary
Forest Lodge hosts a card with four handicaps and a Flying Handicap. Nellie wins Novice Handicap, with Lady Red and Countess close behind. Mystery is disqualified in the One Handicap after a protest upheld. In the Forest Lodge Handicap, Kohini and Tummy contend, while The Weed defeats Mystery by a length in Thinktwentwo Handicap.
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Surlangr Nellie
Ssib Uburrell
Dume
Countess
Sib
Dale
Dihier Slater
Lacy Red
Rowebud
Lady Redéero
Apaimst Nellis
Fogrtees
TuFonem
Mystery
Barrett
Amanda
Whitbrandy
Rosina
Innisfail
Marie Lioya
Ted Ammads
Rosin
Fulton
Burne
Napier
Patch
Harver
Clutton
Sonic
Serape
Quessie
Hume
Forest Lodge
Yoonseyons
Kohini
Burn Vc
Scs
Apwread
Rusty
Ai Revoir
Belltree
Agathet Sus
Kabine
Alleged Libel Trial Over Opal Buyer Case in Wile ’ cuits
Mr Justice Pring and a jury heard Henry Abotoney sue Thomas Brady for libel over a newspaper report and a letter to the Western fr. alleging dishonest cheques and offering rewards. The plaintiff, an opal buyer, claimed £1000 in damages. the jury found for the plaintiff after a long summing up by the judge.
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Justice Pring
Henry Abotomey
Thomas Brady
Laleo Wih
Ra Ducideat An
Opal
Eadh
Walson
Want
White Clifs
Wise
Youngers
Abel Stall
Bret
Pistoth
Ile Honour
Grounding of the Tomki In Inquiry Finds Boat Struck Submerged Object
The Marine Court-Judge Backhoves held an inquiry into the grounding of the steamer Tomki owned by the North Coast Steam Navigation Company near Crowdy Beach on November 29. The master Laula Paulsen testified the voyage from Sydney to the Richmond River was routine until at daybreak a submerged or floating object caused damage after hitting near Manning River breakwater. The court concluded no one was to blame, with the vessel sustaining serious damage from striking the object on the Sydney to Richmond River run.
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Marine Court
Backhoves
Sesersors
Vite Wall
Henry Witherspoon
Lifisieiee
Tomki
North Coast Steam Navigation Conpsuy, Limited
Crowdy Beach
Cargill
de Mausing
Synay Tiettle
Laula Paulsen
Cape Hawke
Manning River
Sydney
Richmond River
Woman and Bike Theft Case At Water Court
Marjorie Halsted, a young woman, is charged with stealing a bicycle valued at £7 10s from James William Hutchin of Manly on the 22nd. Constable O'Reilly found the bike at the North German Lion Wharf and later at the prosecutor's premises after it was hired out for an hour. The accused showed indifference and claimed not to keep the bicycle, admitting no intention to steal but offering no defence. In her first offence, a fine of £5 in default two months' jail was imposed.
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Marjorie Halsted
Water Court
Yeserlay
James Willam Hutchin
Manly
O'Reilly
Lion Wharf
Cheutiy Quay
Abe
Telebe
W. M
Water Court Delivers Charge in Theft from German Mailboat
A barmaid named Kate Kearney, 30, was charged at the Water Court yesterday with stealing £11 from August Machern, a steward on the German mailboat Derbaroass. The prosecution traced the incident to the night of the 19th instant, when Mulherh encountered the accused and later robbed him at a Bourke Street house. The accused pleaded not guilty and was remanded on £20 bail with four months hard labour as an alternative.
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Kate Kearney
Returned Soldier’s Fate Stirs UK Inquiry
A Pall Mall Gazette paragraph from September 13 claimed Trooper Kills, back from South Africa, was killed in Sydney by an explosion of limelight equipment. Mrs Qhala of Southampton seeks to confirm if it concerns her brother Thomas Aubrey Ellis, an Imperial Buskwen member. No record supports the accident. Constable Allanson urges anyone who knows him to contact him.
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Pall Mell Gazette
South Africa
Sydney
Whiel Tomorewa
Qhala & Weetox
Southampton
England
Mineritier
Thoras Aubrey Ellis
Imperial Buskwen
Bidgar
Armidaly
Constable Allanson
Police
Thomas Aubrey Bila
Homebush Stock Sales Report Large Sheep Yarded
An unusually large and varied stock sold at Homebush yesterday with 4600 sheep and cattle penned. Merino crossbreds and wethers drew prime prices while lambs were scarce. Cattle yarding also heavy with prime bulls and cows trading to notably high levels amid strong bidding and limited lamb supply.
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Homebush
Sydney
Jia
Surf Bathing at Manly Faces Byelaw Question
Manly authorities debate bathing rules as two defendants charged with bathing in public view without proper attire at a water edge near Tasman. They promised future compliance, and the case was withdrawn.
Arbitration Court at Newcastle Opens Hearings
The Newcastle arbitration court began its hearings with the case of the Colliery Employers Moderation versus East Green Coal Mixing Co. taps. Counsel for the claimant argued for working changes at Baxi Grete Colliery including daily pay rates, ending the third shift, and extra payments for second shift, wheeling, and yardage under district rates. The proceedings continue.
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Newcastle
Amernoon
Arbitration Court
Julie Cohen
Mesars
Criickehank
Smith
Dea
Porikernaiatrict
East Green
Curley
Ee Beral
GC. Wade
W. Tighe
Respondante
Baxi Grete
Dhe
Amy
Children Teething Remedies Promoted for Diarrhea Relief
A historic aid urges giving Chamberlain's Calms and Diarrhoea Remedy to teething children with persistent diarrhea. The ad notes the remedy is sold by all grocers at 4s 8d, promising quick relief and a safer option for unsettled infants.
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Casmbsrigia
Castor
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