Ashfield Council Debentures and Rates Report
Ashfield Council passes accounts of £255 1s 6d and presents a detailed current year financial statement showing General and Lighting rates, arrears, and budgeted receipts and expenditures. The meeting also covers tramway timing, housing conditions, quarry drainage, road repairs, and open-meadow park access plans amid intermunicipal transport and public works concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashfield
North Ward
South Ward
East
Booth Ward
Alderman Pike
Sydney
Summer Hill
E. J. Love
Parramatta
Phillip-street
Smith-street
Alderman Moxham
Rockwood
Apowaa
Rookwood
Bankstown
Lands Department
Nobbs
M.L.A
Public Works Department
Alderman Jay
Works Department
Rookwood Council
Works
Joseph-street
Ags Joseph-street
Rookwood Road
O’sullivan
Sutherland Raad
Thomas
Jones
Parrametta
Smithfield
Fairfield
Critchley
Stimson
Hell) Strougly
Ferrie
Baulkham Hills
Baulkham Hills Progress Association
Fruitgrowes
Col McIl
Meyor
Toongabbie
Seven Hills
Parramatta Park
London Market Fluctuations and Bank of England Rates Report
London reports bar silver down slight and three month bills unchanged as Bank of England keeps rate at 4 percent. It notes U S Senate approval of Hay Pauncefote amendment, Australian company flotations, and varied commodity prices from sugar to copper. It also lists government stock quotes and Bank of England reserve/deposit figures for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
United States
Senate
Davis
Nicaragua Canal
British Exploration Company of Australia
A. E
Bradford
F.e.b
Hamburg
United Kingdom
Ble
Buyern
C.f.i
Colonial
Oruba
Arcadia
Glasgow
Dalgety and Company
N.S.W
N.S. Ww
Queensland
New Zealand
Tasmania
W.A
Coningham Divorce Case Stirs Courtroom Debate
Melbourne report on the Coningham divorce highlights oath against oath, perjury claims, and a bitter clash between Mrs. Coningham and Dr. O Hara. Jury doubts linger as evidence and alibi issues emerge, ending with a hung verdict and unresolved questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Argus
Coningham
Bays
St. Mary’s
O'Haran
Humphry Ward
Justice Simpson
Dr. O'Haran
Dr. O’haran
Frm
Dr. O'Horan
Coninghams
Coringhams
Want
Aborigines Protection Board Meets at Phillip Street
The Aborigines Protection Board held its weekly meeting with Inspector-General of Police B E Fosbery presiding. It called for applications for a manager and matron for the Brewarrina station and announced commemorative certificates for aboriginal children in public schools. A new local Lismore board was appointed and reports from Grafton and Brewarrina stations were read as satisfactory. Cumeroogunga residents were described as healthier and more orderly with tidy gardens and good canary care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborigines Protection Board
Phillipstreet
BE. Fosbery
Inspector- General of Police
Brewarrina
Department of Public Instruction
Lismore
James Barrie
J.P
Thomas C. Lodge
J. W. Coleman
Thomas G. Hewitt
J. . M'Intosh
Grafton
Brungie
Cumecraogunga
Usua
Cumeroogunga Station
BULLI DISASTER FUND MEETING AND SPIRITUALIST UNION REUNION
The quarterly Bulli Disaster Fund executive committee meeting, presided by Mr John Macintosh, re-elected auditors Messrs Miles and Wane and Mr W H Perry, approved quarterly annuities and other business. The TM8W Spiritualistic Association held a Sunday reunion at Avenue Lane Cove River with about 130 attendees including president Mr Crawford Bradley and officers. Bradley spoke on unity and harmony, urging brotherhood beyond color or country and noting revival of interest in the spirit world across Australian colonies. Patents for inventions notice follows by Arthur Griffith, patent agent, University Chambers, Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Macintosh
M.L.C
James Robertson
Messia
Miles
Wane
W. H. Perry
Lane Cove River
Crawford Bradley
Hillcoat and
Holgate
N. G. Foster
Adams
Monroe
Bradley
Association
Mining aid sought for Canowindra prospectors
In Canowindra on Monday Lant and his party, after two months since their initial request, apply again for government aid to develop a prospect they say is richer than the Blue Jacket. They report 66 feet sunk and 45 feet driven with a crushing of 26 tons yielding 280 ounces in August, and a last 66.5 tons producing 46 ounces. They warn they will halt work without aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Parramatta Park
Park
Parramatta
Canowindra
Department of Mines
Tong
Blue Jacket
East Sydney Swimmers Shine At Farmers Baths Carnival
The seventh amateur championship carnival of the East Sydney Swimming Club drew a record crowd at Farmer's Baths Woolloomooloo Bay. Notable events included the 440 yards amateur championship where R Cavill outpaced Craig to win in 6min 2½sec and Lane’s late sprint in the 120 yards handicap. The program featured egg and spoon and backstroke races, diving contests, and life saving demonstrations with judges T J Moloney and A T Hendry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sydney
Farmer's Baths
Woolloomooloo Bay
Britannia Band
F. Terry
E. Sydney
FP. Gibson
Palace Euperium
A. Thorpe
EB. Sydney
M. Powell
R. and Coogee
R. Martin
W. M. Prosser
Otter
F. Findail
N. Greenwood
N. Sydney
A. Wilkins
Bondi
W. Woods
E. Swinbourns
E. Syd
C. Madden
Enterprise
F. Rule
J. Blumer
F. Carroll
E. Sub
F. Healey
W. Syd
Baee
R. Matthewson
A. Jerrems
N. Syd
A. Christian
Smin
Tindall
Rule
Higgins
Imin
Blumer
W. Coates
R. Thorpe
EB. Reeve
Parker
Young
J. Sime
Jdsee
C. A. Cliffe
Imino
G. H. Stainlay
H. Sargent
Imin Sisec
Olive
Stainlay
Sargent
Imin Sosec
T. J. Moloney
A. T. Hendry
Smyrk
W. B. Coates
W. H. Brown
Messrs. Parker and Thorpe
New South Wales
R- Cavill
J. H. Tyers
Ausraliela
F. C. V. Lame
Smim
J. Nuttall
R. Cavill
Craig
Balmain
W. Bishop
Mort's Dock
W. H. Bond
Waverley
George Read
R. Baker
Cavill
Bishop
Bond
Baker
Read
Smilin Sisee
Miss Hill
Miss Wylie
F.C. V Lane
Lane
Martin
W. J. Gormly
Milsons Point Residents Seek Rail Timetable Changes
A well attended meeting in Willoughby Council Chambers urged the Railway Commissioners to redo the Milson's Point line timetable altered on October 7. Proposals include extra Roseville to Milson's Point trains, more Milson's Point services to Roseville, Saturday midday runs, and shifting the 7.10 pm departure to 7.30 pm. A petition and a seven member committee were formed to press these changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Milson‘s Point
Point
Roseville
Alderman Bailey
Milson A Point
Milson’s Point
Milson's Point
Milsn's Point
Messrs
A. H. Giles
J. N. Mason
H. G. Freeman
R. F. Butcher
Sierra Leaves San Francisco on Mail Steamer Run
The Union Company announces the B M Sierra, first of new mail steamers replacing the Mariposa Alameda and Moana on the Frisco to Sydney service, departed San Francisco on the 13th for Sydney via ports. The Sierra is described as a magnificent liner of 6000 long tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Company
Mariposa
Alameda
Moana
San Francisco
Sydney
Australian Gunlight Company staff picnic at Clontarf
Employees held their third annual picnic at Clontarf on a Saturday. Steamers from Circular Quay carried crowds to the grounds where sports events and dancing took place. Luncheon presided by C A Colton with toasts to The Queen The Australian Gaslight Company The Day We Celebrate The Visiter and The Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Gunlight Company
Clontarf
Lady Hampden
Rose
Greyhound
Circular Quay
C. A. Colton
Australian Gaslight Company
Mr. J. Campbell
Mesera
A. Hare
P. Trawley
Meaers
J. Starken
R. Wild
J. Mullins
D. Walsh
E. Liston
BR. Wild
P. Meehan
J. Mullens
Eporte
A. Foote
Balmain
Mesarm D. Walsh
J. Campbell
Major W Holmes On The War
Major W Holmes of the 1st Regiment who served with the New South Wales Mounted Rifles lectured on Personal Experiences in the South African Campaign at Protestant Hall. He described battles, anecdotes, and the march to Pretoria with audience laughter and applause throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Holmes
New South Wales Mounted Rifles
South Africa
St. John Ambulame Association
Vandeleur Kelly
Flaschl
Horseshoe Kopjé
Logan
S.W
Kattirs
Edney
Wagga
Australia
Holmes
Bloemfonten
Oishead
Lord Roberts
New South Wales Army Medical Corps
Meth
Howse
Johannestueg
Pretoria
Cleo
Australian Horns Formed at Tamworth
A corps of the Australian Horns was formed at Tamworth on Wednesday. Twenty five men and horses were inspected and passed by Lieutenant Dowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Horns
Tamworth
Dowling
Tamworth Courts Hear Guilty Pleas And Sentences
The Tamworth quarter sessions and district court, presided by Judge Heydon, concluded Friday. William Henry Diamond was found guilty of horse stealing at Gunnedah and sentenced to six months in Armidale Gaol. Frederick Thompson pled guilty to forgery and uttering at Narrabri and received three years, with prior sentences noted. Thomas Hall was convicted of malicious wounding and given two years. the civil case over auction commission favored Reid against an auctioneer. The council pursued disputed rates from H. Adams, with the judge noting city lighting costs and deeming some benefits from town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Armidale
Thomas Hall
William Vast
Vant
Acciwe
Aremidale
Nethea Codes
Alexander
Reid
Cesena
Hyteria
Vas
Cohenay * & Sram
Sts
H. V. Mackas
Machin Ry
Jarer
Ballarat
Vic
Jeremiah James Lane
Albury
Municipal Council of
Tamworth
Adams
Eien
Striet Court
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Municipal Matters
Alderman Toohey
Toohey
Lkely
Lane Cove
Ryde District Municipal Association
Dundas Council
J. Redshaw
H. Sparrow
Marsfield
Gill
Roads and Bridges Department
Pembroke-street
Ita Junc Uon
Soudan-road
Manly
Mr. Skinner
Heart Department
Melbourne “Argus
Aborigines Board
Bulli Disaster Fund
Arthur Griffith
Ineer
University Chambers
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Sierra
Caesar
Relda
Toby Saertens
Liz
J.H
Our City
John Hunter and Son, Ltd
George ST
N.sw
G. Hudson
Ipswick
Q. Sydney
Taylor
Usd
Queen's Place
Major W. Holmes
Abel
Abbhi &Co., Ltd
Newtown
Tamworth Courts
BOA Whn
Dean
William Greenland
Globe
Newman's Pharmacy
King-street
Doan