Federal capital site discussed amid drought and water fears
An NSW water official described supplying the Federal site near Melbourne about water access and power. The plan hinges on a dam, pumping, and irrigation water. officials expect ample power and a feasible supply from the local waterworks, amid climate concerns and distant site debate.
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Seinen
Melbourne
Chiaeke
Bombala
Leathe Wu
New South Wales
Weeelag Nasr
Wale
Tie Dam
Kodera
Jeoectunm
Dhe
Wes
Foes of Law and Order Convicted for Assault
The four men Johm O'Donnell Patrick Soop Eiwart Piya and Philip Comerford were convicted of assaulting Constables Travers and Carmody on November 12. O'Donnell demanded a fresh trial, claiming innocence and intending to call witnesses. Sentences: O'Donnell 12 months hard labour, Clancy and Comerford minimal hard labour at Bathurst Gaol.
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Johm O'Donnell
Patrick Soop
Eiwart Piya
Philip Comerford
Toe Sourey Travers
Carmody
Dudge Docker
O'Donnell
O'Donnell Protested By Innoorth
Paked
Oper Ufe
Eure
Batharst
Clancy
Man Accused Of Assault After Refusing To Shout
William Skidmorn, 28, of Osaloy, stands charged with assaulting a man named Saujlt near Grand Morel. The incident followed an argument about not shouting, with a witness noting Skidmorn grabbed a pew and struck the complainant, leading to severe injuries. He was remanded for three months.
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Macfarline
Folie Coure
William Skidmorn
Osaloy
Maren
Cartes Saujlt
Wanazer
Grand Morel
Seadon
Unclear OCR Note on Local Court Release
Fragmentary OCR text describes a police court proceeding where a working man was accused or observed with a tearful incident. Senior-sergeant Davis is mentioned and a decision to set the man free is noted, but details are garbled and unclear.
Sergeant at Central Police Court Incident Record
A chaotic courtroom scene at Central Police Court features a sergeant remarking on a habitual drunk, with the intoxicated man known as Nel son being brought before the court amid tense exchange and formal proceedings.
Hit the First Man Thomas Coughlan Faces Court
Thomas Coughlan a 26 labourer appeared before Mr Macfarlane at Central Police Court charged with being drunk and assaulting Special Constable Cuttell in Bel Minny Markets on Saturday night. Cuttell said the accused who was drunk struck him twice on the back of the head. Coughlan claimed someone struck him and he hit out at the man who happened to be Cuttell. The case involved an ununiformed constable. A fine of 3 pounds for the assault and 1 pound for drunkenness was imposed.
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Thomas Coughlan
Macfarlane
Central Police Court
Cuttell
Belminyy
Coughlan
Tagutry
Febin
Perry Sud
Fairey
Kirkealie
Wests
qWesttone Br
Amin
Rooker-bare
Carrie
Angie
Jose
Richsaldin
Hersentela
Mallway
Tuswell
Liz
Hyena
Rusecil
Lirhgn
Tomorrow's Auctions At 182 Redfern Street Redfern
Household furniture and effects offered by Medcait and Company at 1 o'clock. The Lord Mayor with the Town Pleck officially verified the naval Coxs wandast at Admiralty House today.
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Primo
Redfern-street
Redfern
Medcait and Company
Coxs Wandast
Admiralty House
Death by suicide by spirits of malt in Sydney
City Coroner investigates the death of Lawrence Goodwin who died in Sydney Hospital after taking spirits of malt. The boardinghouse keeper testified that Goodwin warned he would go away with himself and drank from a bottle before collapsing. a letter to his wife hinted at his action. A verdict of suicide was returned.
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Lawrence Goodwin
Sydney Hospital
Malta
Goodwin
Macquarie-street
Sour
Mim
Hyde Park
Lam Golg
Abe
Brighton
Oxfordeairest
Mgitr Goodwin
Eliexbet Pearce
Bankruptcy Court Sees School Teacher's Hardship
Thomas John Gilmore, a public school teacher with income £204, faced bankruptcy due to sickness and high interest loans. He supported his parents and sister, with one brother also a teacher earning £11 monthly. He offered creditors £2 monthly from salary, and a public examination was set for February after adjusting his finances. Sydney Edward Gregory seeks discharge. case adjourned to February 13 pending reports.
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Thomas John Gilmore
Hupad
Sydney Edward Gregory
Gregory
Meial Azaignes
Med
Public Prosecutors And Their Duties Debate In Court
A Water Police Court debate reveals tensions over Public Prosecutors guiding police cases. An advocate objects to detectives handling the case while a solicitor emphasizes prosecutors provide only necessary guidance. The court permits detectives to proceed, but a request is made for Senior-Sergeant Spencer to lead. The detectives press on, and the case proceeds after the judge’s ruling.
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Water Police Court
Donaldson
S.M
Spencer
Son
Entertaining the Naval Brigade at Rosheutsers Bay
The X.8.W. Naval Sujlon at Rosheutsers Bay hosted a gay Saturday event for 600 attendees including the Naval Brigade officers, wives, and children. Sporting activities on shore featured hat races, a Turks head blindfold, threading the needle, and marching shoots, while boats carried guests around the bay. The Brigade Band under Bandmaster Tievlin performed as prizes were distributed in the afternoon.
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Rosheutsers Bay
Eomalder Brownlow
Naval Brigade
Tievlin
Princé Woo
Baroona Makes Fast Trip to Kalpara
The steamer Baroona, a 7,000 ton vessel, and Loft Byduvy last week for Kalpara arrived after a remarkably swift 4 days 20 hours voyage. Under Sydney departure directions by Walter Reeks naval architect, Miss Morrison and Sinclair oversaw alterations including a new propeller. The deep laden steamer reached the measured gauge showing a 10 knot speed.
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Sydney
Missfa Morrison
Sinclair
Walter Reeks
Weather Patchy Heat Waves and NSW Rain Totals
Sydney Observatory forecasts hot dusty conditions as a heat wave nears from the west. Inland highs rise while NE winds shift N to NW. Rain totals across New South Wales over the past 48 hours include Armidale 7, Goulburn 28, Katoomba 28, Parramatta 4, Sydney 1, and many other towns. some records show low to moderate amounts with varied readings. In Katoomba the weather cleared after two days of misty rain with a dry Christmas now likely. 23 points fell last Saturday, 75 for the week. The coroner investigated the death of 72-year-old Lowike Phillips from arsenic poisoning at Surry Hills, returning a verdict of death by suicide. State political notes mention Premier Waddell discussing capital issues and Lyndhurst offers. the German-Australian steamer Duisburg prepares to depart Sydney with about 21,000 bales of wool.
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Sydney Observatory
New South Wales
Armidaly
Bendemevr
Biekhesth
Bowral
Byrom Bay
Capa Hawke
Casing
Gien
Tentefeld
Tweed Heads
Uralia
Warlalda
Windsor
Woolgoolgs
Yetan
Nambucca Heads
Katoomba
Lowike Phillips
Crown Street
Surry Hills
Meares
P.M
Carcasr
Waddell
Mila
Lyndhurst
Minjerry
Noom
Fawkes
Duisburgst
Sydney
Continent
Queensland vs New South Wales ends with NSW victory by four wickets
NSW chased 120 to win after Queensland posted sturdy totals. Key moments saw Penman and Hordern swing for Queensland, while Barnes and Middleton steadied NSW with patient batting. Goddard and Pye finished with crucial contributions as NSW reached the target with time to spare.
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Sydney Cricket Ground
Queensland
New South Wales
Termis
M’calliny
Bubb
Bardsley
Timbury
White
M’caffrey
Randwick
M*caffrey
James
Ise
Rune
Timbary
MiCaRrey
Iuueh
Mater
Ayes
Barnes
Hayes
Pye
Barnes Tompson
Goddard
Mid-An
Whitin
Pye Hue
Middleton
Ypouay
Andysix
Penman
Malex
Rus
Hordern
Hing
Middieton
Mal Geng
Wickewe
oFere
Byrnes
Onery
Mocamteey
Tor Gh
M.S
Dortern
Rvare
Runa
Whitting
Mubmy
Tembury Geipee
Bardaley
Koulathee
Whine Bapcatrey
MiCattrey
Brrage Coeesey
JC. Harava
Phompeon
Timbury Vere
New South Wales vs South Australia Test Match Summary
The report covers the first innings for South Australia with hits from Gebrs and Lia, followed by Darling and Claxton among others. Cotter bowled 26 overs with 1 maiden and 105 runs, O Connor 20 overs with 3 maidens and 70 runs, while Noble conceded 66 runs in 2 overs plus a no-ball.
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Adelaide
New South Wales
South Australia
O'Connor
Huck
Rum
Pete Shadstand
C. Md
A.B. Beltew
Noble Lia
J. Darling
Bo Cobler Pierce
Claxton
Wileiedsnstressa Ofl
Jemnings
Gardeny
Bain
Cotter
Hutlen
Wright
Manson
Motte
Rune
Gurnsey
Macartney
Maldena
Noble
Late Sportings and Handicaps At Eldora Track
Fourteen three handicap results feature RogaLite and Rosalind with odds 4 to 1 against. Maidin Handicap shows Electric Light and Arliance battling to a close finish. second division Creuger Exeter lists Cruger beating opponents by a half length amid a field including Ke Vompenw and Silver ovine.
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RogaLite
Thanybeti
Lady Wilton
M. Conwell
Garowright
Luleon
Bilyerige
Shity Holle
Lal
Thu Wasp
Detting
My Peter
Sieep
Maidin
Terlonex Pirat
Electric Light
Hamnybelly
Mahoubet
le Blake
Fianear
Selenda
Ganon
Bering
Werther
Msiot Gaisen
A. Wagmarh Kd
Exeter
Macwoasent
Thott
Grave
Gay
Kevompenw
No Fear
Silvrrovine
Creuig
Freier
Tinie
Moorvdeld Racing Notes and Market Prices Report
Sporting items from Moorvdeld cover Saturday meetings and betting markets. Chaperon and Condenser scratched for Villiers Stakes. Peeress and Phat featured as key contenders ahead of New Year meetings. NSW Horse Owners Association to discuss plans. Summer Meeting likely to draw strong wagering with Brace and other runners quoted at various prices.
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Moorvdeld
Aulally
Poby Peeress
J. Wren
Wong
KIER
Newcassle J.C
Brownne
Kathpan
New South Wales Horse Owners’ Association
Tia Wr
Dreso
Svems
A.J.C
Tm Joe
Jim Dorset
Air Wiech
Limurk
Marve Loch
Wail
Grale
Bramive
Fabre
Heaibers
Erige
Railway Commission hearing on Western Coast Contract details
Fragmentary transcript shows the Royal Commission debating railway administration and the Western Coast Contract. Officials including Mr Perrin and Mr Kirkealie discuss appointment terms, witness questions, and project scope as deliberations extend into the day.
After the Wedding Feast ADRLONT Maria Revives Aiding
After the wedding feast at Adelong Grave Public Bebont names Mr J inytphreyn and Llew Ithods Purcell as injured. Widespread confusion followed as several guests and attendants, including Rev M Mell and Mrs. Teche Mound Towers Hallway Station, were reported in pain with unknown cause.
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Adrlont
Alae
Thebriia
Teche Mound
Abalan
M Mell
A. W. Crain
Darling Harbour Charge At Central Police Court
In Darling Harbour Phillips charged a middle aged woman Mary Stephens at Central Police Court today with insufficient support. The woman denied the allegation claiming she had just come out after doing time. The sergeant described the scene and questioned the constable about the incident near Darling Harbour.
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Canatable Phillips
Ime Mery Stephens
Central Police Court
Stephen
Darlinghurst
Phillipet Philles
Darling
Darling Harbour
Phillipe
Thin Wa
Public Works Meeting Details and City Notices
City notices outline a public works session at 10 AM with Reed Weranita and include references to area projects, budget figures like £555, and multiple locations such as Fame A Weela and Riverside. The document lists schedules, safety advisories, and public hearing dates, urging attendance at municipal forums and related committees.
Death of Mr A A Wallace in Newcastle fire
Obituary notes the death of A A Wallace head of H B Willacy listed among New Castle social club members and civic figures. Report mentions cause as apparent smoke or fire incident with local reactions and memorials after the event described with partial, archaic wording.
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Newcastle
Mupias Wripers
Atlee Wallace
Ipert
H. Bl
Willacy
Tebe City
Mr. Wallace
Novibiees
Calchonlad Sielmy
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