Rain Panics Across NSW Towns With Heavy Downpours
Copious rain drenched multiple NSW towns from Albury to Temora after a spell of unsettled weather. Reports list rainfall amounts in many locales including Armidale Batemans Bay Cooma Deniliquin Goulburn Orange Parramatta Queanbeyan and more with some areas recording significant totals and continuing showers. Authorities note rising surface water levels at Prospect Reservoir and widespread wet conditions persisting into Monday with forecasts of further rain and cooler breaks.
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Albury
Arsfuen
Bateman’s Box Begs
Sealdwood
Wintour
Wellington
Waega
Wilcannia
Yassi
Goodooga
Gangslgan
Qeambone
Souul
Mulls
Vetmas
Biagare
Mar Ja
Rundelta
Tebulam
Casino
Emmaynewe
Uralia
Berdemeer
Watcha Til
Werrie Crock
Carona's
Jerilderie
Boo
al Pat Clive
Armidala
Palace
Box Fulda
Aicent Victosia
Savwomba
Sat Eden
Government Asteonotmar
Armidale
Siiciment
Mittasube
Albory
Araluen
Barenfess
Gers
Eden
Uiedulla
Mondey
Distriet
Oms
Coosa
la Mehtam
Cooma
Frulowine
Steven
Woodstock
Kida
Botumdare
Slack
Kolvetha Station
Datoona
Himani
Iqtuomra
Mendey
Cox's River
Betta
Woo
Gans
St & O
Skiris
Temora
Batters Released After Federal Exemption Minute
Melbourne reports that all felt hatters detained aboard the ship at Sydney were released under a federal exemption minute after interviews with Mr Alderton. The agreement with Mr Anderson, dated Oct 12, covered three years for 72 skilled workers, with wages and passage deductions. The move follows union notices and labor availability concerns in Melbourne and Sydney, and notes opposition from some sections of the imperial labor policy.
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Melbourne
Sydsey
Aderton
Burney
England
Alderton
Bir
Barton
Ith
Anderson
Sydney
Remaiaine
Mr. Anderson
Conta
Bislbourne
Aril
Unlac
Sydney Hat Works
Sydney Hat Company
W. Sith
Etalita Tha
Wacazey
Stadt
Denton Hat Milla
Mel Pourme
Bat Trede
E. Barton
Australie
Str. Anderson
London
Empire
Labur Party
Australlane Guy
Raud
Reid speech rails at government over immigration policy
Mr G Al Reid M P spoke at Maitiané on Saturnayight criticizing Federal Government action on race policy. He warned of drastic legal changes aimed at preserving racial purity and lamented potential punishment of workers and unions ignorant of the law amid what he called unjust contracts and nationwide implications for British citizenship.
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Maitiané
Saturnayight
G. al. Reid
M.P
Teginlaion
Keaner
United Kingdom
Australia
Trades Union
Trabes Union
Fragmentary note hints at legal phrasing and dates
A damaged OCR fragment presents convoluted phrasing about liberty and law. It mentions a person named Samuel T. Wehiddon and a December 13 date, with unclear references to Betta and Ravine. The readable bits suggest an old legal or civic notice unreadable in parts.
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Elise Coot
Briliahees
Samuel T. Wehiddon
Jabs Potut
Official Assignee Application in Bankruptcy Case
An Official Assignee's application before the Bankruptcy Judge concerns Eugene Sylvester Tho pias, who had his salary sequestrated on December 1884. The bankrupt faced a contempt risk for failing to comply with the Registrar's May 1, 1900 order to pay £52 10s monthly for the creditor's benefit, with arrears of £42 15s. He claimed Majesty’s Customs officer status and medical expenses as cause for default, and the court set a payment schedule: £210 by the 24th of the month and £30 monthly thereafter until full settlement, in addition to the existing Registrar order.
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Eugene Sylvester Thopias
Duatie Walker
Abe
Davis
Customs Department
Bie
Bankruptcy petitions and sequestration notices in Sydney and Newcastle
In bankruptcy, creditors petitions against Mece Macarthur and Company of Sydney for hearing on December 19. David Cohen and Company of Sydney and Necantle against A Cohen of Boocvatreet Newcastle to be heard on December 19. Pelion w te heard on December 1. Dsrthelomew Martin Corrigan of Wharf armeet against John Ames trading J. Ames and Sons of Sydney. Voluntary sequestration John Hopkins Robertson of Tureveosa near Wollongong, miner, with LT. Lord as official assignee.
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Mece, Macarthur, and Company
Sydney
Albert Baward Matthews
Oxford-Street
David Cohen
Soseer-atrent
Petidian
John Hopkins Robertson
Tureveosa
Wollongong
LT. Lord
Shipping arrivals and inspections from Australasia and New Zealand ports
Shipping news reports arrivals at Kaipora and Hokianga from Wellington and Auckland with cargoes for Sydney. The Union Steamship Moeraki, a 440 ton vessel, arrives at Melbourne, praised for comfort and luxury by Captain W W H Chafield and officers. Also details Kasuga Maru’s Brisbane to Sydney voyage with passengers and freight.
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Bergque Manurewa
Kaipora
Wellington
Loakauri
Sydney
Hokiange
Auckland
Tuebergwe Acacia
Annesley
Dunedin
Liverpool
Welliveton
South Africa
Natal
Buubry
Jago
Cape
Epiara
Norwe
Care
Pargée Duc Gugins
Mllisno
Dteterse
Tuymeat
Topgansat
Prince Albert
Uluimp
Guam
Union Company
Eiemee Moeraktle
England
Twr
Melbourne
Argue
Brawldown
Lelegan
New Zealand
Sud Mountain
Tegards
Re Ladlea Ua Doch
Moeraki Wil
Union Steamship Company
Ly Elko
W. H. Chafield
A. Brows
C. Angus
H. A. D'Agguler
TD. Stanley
D. Paton II
Coeine
J Currie
Purser Ie
Dir
H.C. Beigel
Clexs
A. Naismith le
Brisbane
Japan
Bydkop
Nangy
Lascetier
End” Roucy
Measra
Jasantiar
A. Forsyth
Maybert
Marrie
Hees
Ro Herver
Meeres
Bowry
Shield
May- Bard
Jackman
Masters Harper
Aasce
Steorage
Black
Mustowen
Machers
Bleck
Shearer
Reid
Lana
Newcasle
Antofagenta
Pierfediale
I. J
Peace
Bombay
Evening News satire stirs debate on liberty and politics
The piece laments British influence in the community, urges unity amid distrust of federal governance, and calls for freedom while critiquing both local leadership and distant powers. It mentions the steamer Cromer and related economic concerns as context for national sentiment.
New South Wales Wheat Prices and Market Outlook
The report notes NSW farmers bidding against Sydney mills for new wheat, with inland prices set by seaboard bids and signals of rising NSW production. It cites Cowra and Coolamon areas, drought and yield uncertainty, and ongoing farm machinery expansion, while highlighting lower Sydney butter and egg prices and imports of seed wheat as expected.
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South Australies
Wquat
Adelaide
New South Wales
Miliera
Sydney Millera
New Wheat
Efsaon
Bern
Bodney
Charles Crouch
Crouch
Doe
Bega
Beneft
Belog Treely Pirchare
London Stock Market Quiet as WA Trade Winds Down
The London Stock Exchange closed largely quiet on Saturday with mixed results across shares and mining listings. Sydney trading showed dividends and varied commodity prices, while Melbourne reported modest sales and price quotes across multiple firms.
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London Stock Exchange
Iiss
Wwe
Droye- Brown
London
Maldale
Ema
Sydney
Wilberforce Tio
Peyanle
Rome
Macquarie
Huokiant Riter
Sloe
Greuat
Doura
Arsinen Valley
Jos
Aminso Valley
Aior
Turon
Syfney
Norus Oriental
Foria' Aga Caledonia Mock
Roth Oriental
Silverion
Tramway
Stea
Public Works Tenders Accepted for Multiple Projects
Recent notices list accepted tenders for public works across Forks Coastros to Perrette and other sites. Projects include road and telegraph works, alterations, and the construction of infrastructure at Milton Ishad and Hawkesbury River. Amounts range from £6 24s to £1,100 with various crews and locations named.
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Coastros
Perrette
Mit’ al- Aster
Helsinger Hess
Ledles
Woalopmouton Bey
Sidney Smith
Secoheon
Redfern
Colriboise
Wek
Alsonvile
W. Lahon
Liemers
Poac
Parkes
Bullock
Parker
Instituton
Milton Ishad
Hawkesbury River
Jobo Abcure
Duraod
Sheep in the State Delayed Stock Estimates Pending Returns
The Stock Department will not know the exact number of sheep alive in the State until receipts of earnest returns. Returns must be sent between January 1 and 10, after which stock officers will prepare the figures. Chief Inspector E D Jones, succeeding Alex Bruce, says estimates can only be approximate.
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E.D. Jones
Yas
Alex
Bruce
Major Taylor Arrives in Sydney for Eight-Week Stay
World champion Major Taylor lands in Sydney after a voyage from America aboard the Venture. He will train at the Sydney Cricket Ground ahead of facing Australian cracks, including J Megson, as Don Walker also arrives for a ten day track session before their January carnival meet. The Australian Bicycle Club offers a £100 purse to entice rivals.
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Ure Ans
Siswat
Tay
Sydney Cricket Ground
Sianor
America
Ute
WMS. Venture
Auckland
Taylor
Ralla
Tiemerival
Sydney
Eyenes
Don Walker
Australia
J. Megson
Teylor
Megson
Taytec
Aru Zaturday
Jasusty
Aliens attack at Albion Park mare say protection forces linked
A derailed mob attack at Albion Park ends when a mare valued at 194 pounds is nearly stabbed. the assailant fled after a broad gash was found on the animal’s shoulder. Police expect to charge suspects as officials from Kiama investigate the scene near Battery’s hotel and along the Terrapoong Common route toward Shellharbour.
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Kiama
Albion Perk
Ietel
Kiamaites
Terrapoog Common
Shellharbour
Uae
Parkes Divorce Case in Colonial Court
The Parkes divorce trial ends with Mrs Parkes denied adultery while Mr Parkes claims the burden of proof rests on her. The court finds adultery not proven beyond reasonable doubt against Mrs Parkes and dismisses both petitions, ordering Mr Parkes to pay costs. Parkes admits debt and seeks relief, with the judge noting disputed testimony and concluding no clear proof of adultery.
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Varney Parke
Cameron ‘Parkes
Willliam Biilerwili
Ned
Benset
Mir
Particuler
Jialduire Agmat
Lee Parkes
Amnion
Amy
Jesus
Bilerwell
Tim Chen
Tarkes
Ailgerwell
Ian
BilSerwell
Pérainal
Yale
Dodge
Valle Rim
Billerwell Lad
Nana
Billyrwell
Remcon
Parkye Kat
Sity Parkes
Parkes
Billeswell
Miterwell
Crawford Y Crawford
Pilke Cass
Stramwhord
Dilke
Loug
Jobusyon
Parkas
Thas Ieenes
The Boer Delegates Movements and Australian Visit
An Evening News report outlines the Boer delegates touring New South Wales and planning to reunite with the theme in Sydney. They aim to inspect agriculture related institutes and will return to Brisbane after visiting regions of New South Wales. Captain Kirkpatrick indicated stays in Australia and New Zealand, with interviews arranged with Sir John Lee and Premier authorities.
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Cepisie Kirkpatrek
Yoater Ay
New South Wales
Yale
Brlakuns
Kirkpasrca
Australia
New
John Lee
Kirkpatrice Wi
Rikpetrich
Fiete
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