Returning Warriors From Premier Packet of Ships
The Premier report lists returning forces from New South Wales and Australia including Major Anuill Captains M Lean and Dibbs Veterinary Captain Gribben and 147 mounted infantry with numerous officers. Other contingents include New South Wales Lancers and First Australian Horse with dozens of troopers and medical staff. Also noted are casualties and missing from various units with dates and names including Mr Zollner and F W Marks on imperial rolls.
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Han
General of Communications
Cape
Allan Nd Heron
Martin
New Builth Wales Lancers
Alea
Willisme
Perkins
Newmarch
St Douvett
Sigil Walds
Calamul Bartoli
Caylala Luscombe
Thufeanne Lamb
Key
Culu
Wuh
Bis
Fourtyen
Moir
Moran
New South Wales
New South Wales Continget
Daw
T. Gambert
Nuatruslan Artillery
Execution dates set for Breelong murders case
Cabinet approves course of Taw action with dates fixed for executions. Jimmy Governor is to be hanged at Darlinghurst on Friday January 18 and Jacky Underwood to be executed at Lubbo on the preceding Monday.
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Jimmy Governor
Darling Furat
Jacky Underwood
Lubbo
Jane
Mr Orlando Daily and Stage Star Linked to War Service
Mr Orlando Daily of Darknennest reports receiving a letter from Australia noting his role as senior-Lieutenant in the bodyguard of the Commander-in-Chief Lord River Sir Lally. He has been associated with the Wilby Vanison and Musgrovern Dramatic Company and performed at Her Majesty's Theatre. He sailed October 3 to join the White Star liner Medic for South Africa to engage a British fort near Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Dally
Darknennest
Cape Tows
Interealime
Lord River
Lally
Sydney
Wily Vanison
Ad Musgrovern Dramatic Company
Her Majesty's Theatre
Brior
Orlanda Daily
Sustames
New Zealand
Waliur Urailey
Jeff Sydory
Toa
Sherw
The Council Orders Signboards Removed in Three Days
The City Council issued a notice to shopkeepers to remove signs and lamps affixed to fronts of premises within three days or they will be removed at the octuple's risk. Town Clerk says devices are regulated. council has no objection if no advertising device remains. Some lamps were painted over and some advertisements were taken down for being unsightly.
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Algia
Howe Uevicen
Murrumburrah
Young
Allan
Stoney Creek
Céset
Thera S Mich Eyckner
The
Mail
Pambula
Pzwabula
Tmes
Henry Gordon
Gordon
Gordon, Sen
Hart
Merimbala
Wolemla
Rileo
Singleton
Wingham
Lamaie
Sakari
Oates
Comes
Cisrke
Lawemaponded
Sivere Langan
Crewe Ani
Louch
Fema Et Hanks
Rydmey
Allcourney Hardinap
Bartow
Rass Sadler
Wellimmom
Patior
Racal Fowler
Hawking
Mie Grey
T. Mise Young
Mae Fed
Fem
Smith
Butters
Tere Bod
Tien
Jen
Guilma
Wotta
Nally
Putuanden
Beangus
Rosebery Park Races December 16 Trial Welter Handicap
At Rosebery Park on December 16 multiple 4 furlong races produced tight finishes. Raven beat Premier and Weller by half a length in the trial welter with timing around a half minute. Other events included Yourteen-Three Handicap won by Stuff Coral and Fourteen Wands Welter by Farry Boy, with competitive fields led by Mirth and Prioress.
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Raven
Wallbread
Weller
Harkness
Premien
Sarah
Merri
Muscat
Reoss
Margaret
May
Bettinu
Tod
Recoil
Lee Weller
Juerh
Stuff
Kramer
ST. Innis
Judablsa
Tale
Bit Dean
Zoba
Rent
Williatta
Hal
AMD
Iivetur
Elion
Countess
Ethehinny Hugo
Feailty
Alice
Hector
Tirswil
Mies
Fruthtul
BetUng
Pricrens
Driad
Truttul
Nada
Ulin Cisec
Tur- Tongs
Bea Nymph
Bily
Jockeys Injured in Rosebery Park Handicap Race
Three jockeys were seriously injured when horses fell in the Fouriers Heads Wetter Handicap at Rosebery Park yesterday. Riders Firth Garland and Harkness suffered serious injuries including abrasions rib fracture and a scalp wound. The horse Hector also required destruction after sustaining injuries.
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Rosebery Park
Nan
Ellen
Firth
Garland
Harkness
Lane Cove Items Describe River Regulation and Works
The Lane Cove Council discussed regulating river traffic on Sundays to curb bathing disruptions. A specialist urged duplicate passes, delaying final decisions. A works report proposed a seawall at Padys Flat and new works at Green Witch with Bell Trading and Trap Farm next.
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Lane Cove
Connell
Folleo Ba
Alatrict
Armstrong
Heath
Comsilaret
Bell Trading and
Green Witch
EMI Long
Pady's Flat Road
Read
Coum
Hat and Bush Fires At Albury Strain Wide District
Describes extensive bush fires across Wallandool Klindem and Walla Walla Stations near Albury with vast crop losses. Reports of 15 000 acres burned on Walla Walla and 10 000 on Wellandon plus stock losses, with volunteers and guards deployed along roads to stop fire spread and protect homesteads.
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Albury
Wallandool
Klindem
Walla Walla
Mowdwy
Kinodean Leach
Walla Wall
Wellandons
Chintry
Almont
Binsing Amber
Billabong
Wallinduol
Theoad-Ross
Cultairn
Walbundrie
Inter Vals
Albure
Kurt Your
Shark
Satantay Moraine 10
Mowlay
Alex. Siewary
Wi Sajidem
Ai Acre
Hi Holleti
Allan Caworan
Thunay
Bloser
Reali
Maximin
H. Pasch
Beauly
Il M. Cathear
Cameron
Kirndéen
Stewart
Lieborwu
Walla Walls
Kinaven
Wallaoroal
Ames Eye
Trey i
Kimdeen
Walbondrie
Colestrn
Rownd Hill
Culcairn
Waluundristek
Sudke
Lume
R.T. Hough
Farmers’ Union
William Stone
Hough
Bodangora
Cudal
Geo. Gavin
Atapi
Borée
Jance Smith
Hhus
Oa Ie
Ryan Park
Ryan Brothers
Lance Smith
Beall
Ravan Park
Paling Yard Creek
Torres
Carrawabitty
Bogabigal
H.C. Crocker
Bray
Ren
Arex
Parkes
Grenfell
Montfagle
Gundagal
Elaus
Liverpool
A. J. Petersen
Greewong
Gresra
Moses
Aurors
Australia
Interrsia
Ira
Rene
H Hebdrle
Pruddock
Arrival of the Governor General Captures on Page Illustrations
A Sydney newspaper notes the arrival of the Governor General with extensive portraits and full page drawings. It highlights Lord Hopetoun, Lady Hopetoun, their sons, and Captain Wallington, plus nautical scenes of the Royal Arthur and Farm Cove.
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Satanlay
Town and Country Journal
Elven
Lord Hopetoun
Lady Hopetoun
Lord Hope
Chas. M. Hope
Captain Wallington
Nautila
Farm Cove
Assault with wooden leg leads to court ruling
At Water Police Court Michael Howard, 37, faced charges of assaulting Richard Jackson with a wooden leg. Jackson claimed Howard attacked him, while Howard said Jackson struck first with an iron bar. Magistrate noted provocation but deemed the act serious and sentenced Howard to three months hard labor.
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Macerlase
Water
Michael Howard
Ane Rileerd
Bert. Jackson
Nisin
Jackson
Siro
Howard
Moward
Battles and Havoc with the Buers in the Front Lines
Corpl Bucie Wilmott of the Imperial Huron writes to Mr. Syer from Lismany recounting intense combat with the Buers. The narrator describes heavy fire, wounded comrades, and a long day of marching and fighting in freezing conditions. He notes feints, retreats, and the harsh toll on both sides with casualties among New Zealanders and others.
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Bucie
Wilmott
Cass Dany
Imperial Huron
CL Bt
B. Syer
Lismany
Tran Zenrest
Mont Sines
Hell
Tom Ness
Convay
Rma
Einky
Hedeh WU Joe Fan
Wei Fig
Giapeuie
Yvan Asare
Toesie Manning Eoltig
Mery
Mary
Anne Bul
Alan
Mackoy
Laure
Picnic Night, Empress of Hours, at Pers Gay Event
A festive evening at Pers Gay featured a grand programme with music by the Aretha erring band and performances by Mr. Lange and guests. The gathering included speeches about prosperity and employment gains, with praise for employer-employee harmony and a toast to continued good relations.
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Mours
Lanslin
Pers Gay
Sayurdey
Ceadiliosa
Toulee
Tetary
T. Freowinuy
Ahorit
Teriby Aeleciaien
FL Lange
W. Fe
Snd
Lacpdom
Sinney Leavglyn
Me. M
H Layehlan
Ade
Viet Biephen
Daquen
Stephent
Art Mm
Ana
Stunt
Abd Sla
Jaquer
Geckiey
Laila
God Langdon
Rydnry
Ver Io
Ebelr Beta
Sacrem
Amopistos
Callem
Mr. Culless
Fragmented School Event Provides Meager Details
A garbled OCR record describes a colonial era function with references to workers and a debate between employers and employees. Names, roles, and outcomes are unclear, but the piece lists events such as races, pageant items, and social proceedings with many corrupted terms and misplaced lines.
Trail of a Trooper Misread in Forbes Report
A telegram from the Premier to Mr Joan Robinson references a proceeding about a trooper and a neighbor dispute. The text is garbled and mentions Forbes, Trimmer, and safety concerns, with unclear dates or places.
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Forbes
Joan Robinson
Alring
Heeibor
G Renee
Tilia
Alwar
Trooper T. Rubertocs
Allin Neetiens
Tringer
Jinbloane
Nsw
Mining tale from damaged clips across Loe 1d and tows
Fragmentary OCR notes mention mining work at Loe 1d and nearby towns with unclear names. Vague references include people, places, and a vague tool scene with sparks and picks. The text is inconsistent and partial, preventing clear attribution or events.
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Temira
Tuksitip
Teo
Ira
Dave
Nerve Tonic Claims Strength for the Nervous System
A garbled ad copy extols Nerve Tonic as building up the system and strengthening nerves amid warm climates. The text, resembling a product pitch, mentions a portrait of William Fanslag of Deacomenehi Western Australia and urges retention of nerve tools and steady state.
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William Fanslag
Western Australia
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