Harvesting the Cherry Crop Special Illustrated Article
A lengthy illustrated feature highlights the Toung district as New South Wales principal cherry centre with notes on Albury town hall foundation ceremony and Cunningham Plains parking. It includes portraits, mining notes from Palmer Gold Field and Diamond in South Africa, a bonded store item, and a free stereoscope offer tied to the Eugenia family at Tivoli Theatre Sidne.
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Toung District
New South Wales
Aalbury Town Hall
Hos. T. Waddell
Bcenh
MIVER
Palmer Gold Field
South ‘Africa
Town and Country Journal in Australia Now Ready
The Town and Country Journal, described as Brightest and Best Illustrated Paper in Australia, announces its latest issue is now ready for readers. The announcement emphasizes the publication’s illustrated quality and broad Australian appeal.
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Australia
Contested Liquor Act Debate Ends With Amendments
Parliament faces a conflict over a liquor amendment bill as opposition demands delay and more safeguards. Premier defends provisions while critics warn of rushed regulation and legal challenges, with amendments proposed to clarify voting and court processes.
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1 Court
Rulea Msi
Casey
Deasy
Igh
Fragmented Transcripts of Legislative Session
A garbled report describes a legislative council and assembly debate. It notes a motion and a linkor amendment bill, with adjournment times and a broadcast plan. The text indicates disagreement between the council and assembly on delaying or advancing the measure.
Legislative Council and Assembly Pass Railway Bill Readings
The Legislative Council debated the Bambel Railway Bill with second reading motion negatived. The Legislative Assembly passed the second and third readings and forwarded the bill to the Legislative Council. Also passed were the Loan Entimies and an appropriation bill read a second and third time. The House adjourned at 8:25 pm.
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Bambiway
Wes
Hughes
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
Gooms
Bambel
Coma O Bombals
Legion Coupell
Waa
Wade
Cme
Heune Rose Ak Ta
Sydney Wool Auctions Suspended for 84 Days
The Sydney wool auctions are suspended for 84 days amid a downturn in demand and a weak market. The suspension follows low bidding below sellers’ valuations and heightened financing pressures as millions in wool value face complex credit conditions. The next series is slated to open on a later date, with brokers hoping for improved demand and liquidity to revive sales.
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Crinm
United States
Lasgom
Yaluas
Lem
Sydney
Toma
Wales
Railway smash at Singleton injures crew and cattle
A goods train derailed two engines at Singleton station on a Wednesday. The engines left the rails, damaging the main line and platform for about 40 yards. Both drivers escaped. one guard sustained a scalp wound. A stock train on the line spilled cattle and overturned wagons. wreckage covered the rails for hours. A breakdown gang led by Andrew Watt cleared debris in two hours. The Sydney passenger train was held and arrived four hours late at Singleton.
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Singleton
Statlon Ya
Oetisot
Newtestic
Tha Stockrain
Furnes
Breckdows
Chorce
Andrew Watt
Sgeney
Mintmdah
Clergy Daughters School Feasts and Examinations
The annual distribution of prizes at the Clergy Daughters School Waverley took place yesterday. Principal M. Loutbih praised student conduct, noting improved behavior since the prior war. Prize winners across divisions included standout performers in drawing music and recitals, with several named students across Preparatory and Lower School receiving distinctions.
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Comnescn
St. Catherine's Clarey Daughters
Feaool
Waverley
Ook Place
Lake
Ethering
M. Looutbih
Ronanieg
Ae Howe
Danny
Modena
Valace Fetus
Stralan Baddeu
Bogilah Michelure
Dernchy Cam
Orion
Iit
Jerothy Ruston
Mane Newton
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Vindin
Rome
A. Freer
Lois ‘Harpie
Phyllis Wgcates
Sonler
Rainy Watere
Velerte Peake
Erica Pisle- He
Sager Sabeal
Jame Rewty
Prasachool
Dardly Cameron
Lars Harpis
Hilda Mclean
Harmony
Phyllin Newton
Lois Bargin
Bide Macleas
Xmas Visitors to Sydney Free Medical Consultation Offer
An Australian Freeman and Wallagh Institute advertises Christmas visitors in Sydney seeking medical guidance. It touts twenty two years of practice in Australia and offers free diagnostic and treatment information from specialists in male health and related diseases. The piece promotes access to a medical work and free consultations for Christmas season visitors.
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Freeman ‘and Wallagh Institute
TOU
Asy Pervon
Syieey
Anetraiia
Samuel
Pittburgh
Elizabeth White
Wallner Medical Institute
Eitsshech
Batherat Etreves
Eccentric Weapons Across Ancient Cultures
The article surveys historical weapons from diverse peoples including African, Australian, South American, and Asian cultures. It describes home made tools like clubs and knobkerries, boomerangs, snares, and the sling, bow and arrow, blowpipes, and composite weapons. It notes construction methods, ranges, and usage, with attention to cultural context and experimentation.
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Spread of Socialism and the English Labor Debate
An article argues that socialist rhetoric seeks to mobilize workers while portraying capitalists as exploiters. It claims socialists push state ownership and labor unions to seize control, warning of class conflict and the erosion of employment conditions. The piece asserts reform should boost productive work and shift ownership away from aristocratic and capitalist monopolies toward broader public interests.
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Baer Madere
Guieve
Poeisilam
Max
Baronet Sey
Tabor Amonan
Tn- Mercer
Thalia
Bi Mae
Businean
Ubmusande
England
Charaubiey
Saciailas Rarveitien
Hornin
Man Bo
Chinese and European trade fair debate unsettled traffic duties
Alderman English urged the City Council to act immediately on a matter about market practices. He cited Botmare Marters where a vendor directed customers to a hops seller, while a Chinese trader kept his stall while another competitor paid dues. The issue was postponed for further consideration.
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English
Aia Dalder
Mle
Satine
Naval Stores and Imports Sealed by Imperial Authorities
Fragmentary text outlines naval stores and imports controlled by imperial moral authorities. Mentions Australian scap pages, various goods including cigar, provisions, bricks, tiles, and other supplies. Admits Admiralty will move to secure or regulate the listed items.
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O'Sullivan
Mr. Broughton
Avdeer Chamber of Commerce Des Bens Audiet
Asatralla
Admiralty
Muvarebip Cotaléer Sas
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