Notice of Special Advertiser Listing and Stock Prices
Special notice lists multiple Melbourne agencies and addresses for Evening News and Country Journal distribution. It notes stock has to be sold at very low prices with early deadline for Friday and Saturday editions and directs advertisers to contact Brickfield area outlets for rates and placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svinase
Ietalian
Soukatalia
Alexandre
Daitiat
Collingwood
Bucktield
N.d
Brdport Ac
Avhray
Alboet Park Relaistare
Wittamew
Booretal
Eelice Seeeres
EAU and
Coe
Malterards
Sifay
Port Met
Erowtie
Svurmoos
Pgs
Douro Campete Bonaldeo i' Armcone
Newey
Eek Frreman
Junction
Wilde
Lintop
Tearalira
Boum Farve
Gordon
Ang Gotch
Melbourne
Rowarrs
Apu
Waveriey Td
Raat Maivers
Hughes
Bay-st
Portsel
Lacee
Malvern
M'Guals Agency
Eilaaoeth At
Selb
Seintosh
W. T
Churanem
Middle
Kirightan
Mulphy
Elizabeth St
Mel Musenowe
Elizabethat
Bel
Dyvean
Glenferrieer
Cienterrie
Price
Bockstall
Princes Mudge
Bureesod
Boyd's
Filizabeth-atreet
Nettie Wan
Percy Hordes
Brickfield
Eamily
Aioola Caplee
State session ends amid criticism of NSW government
The NSW State Parliament adjourned with strong critique of the Lyne government and its ministers. Lawmakers complain of rising public expenditure, limited reform, and failing unemployment measures while noting two major bills and several commissions as the session closes.
Australia urged to send more troops to South Africa
The article argues for a new Australian contingent to support Britain in South Africa. It notes Canada could draft 900 soldiers and New Zealand 1000 more, urging Australia to follow. It warns against Anglophobe attacks and emphasizes imperial patriotism while acknowledging the disruptive military spirit at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Canada
Seddon
New Zealand
Commonwealth
Australia
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Australis Ia
Avatrasia
Imperial policy on Australian troops in Africa
The text argues for sending more Australian soldiers to support imperial needs in Africa. It notes the value of experienced colonial troops, warns against untrained officers, and stresses discipline on voyage. It asserts Australia should provide ready forces if needed, while respecting empire requirements and British leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eourtday
Goen
Australia
Australie
Auahulla
Waretore
Teere
Lord Witcheuer
Twain
South Africa
Hawe
Africa
Kitchener
North Sydney Water Famine Prompts Public Outcry
Residents rallied against the Water Board over supply woes as pumping capacity falls short of demand. The board warns it will cost about £100,000 to meet needs, with years before full relief. Critics blame mismanagement and high salaries as seaside towns face a water crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Evening News
Brokr
Ita
Rome
Amd
Lang
Water Board
Ousside
Eory
Seares
Fraucr
North Sydney
Devil mixed by the Premier and Carruthers shocks Parliament
A "devil" display described as a dangerous amusement with political implications was discussed in Parliament. Carruthers pushed to front the issue but failed to gain broad support as debates over the capital and related measures continued under tense scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usci
Fiaale
Dhat Ly
Carruthers
Pallthea
Intereaia
New South Wales
Fragments on Parliamentary Debate and Capital Question
Fragmented account describes a parliamentary scene with Mr Carruthers and Ser Lat contending over a wealth capital plan. It notes a captain pursuing a route, a suppression of a powder issue, and concerns about the capital agitation in the county with references to Mr Dik and future parliamentary reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruthers
Dik
Chats Wood Water Famine Affects North Burney Area
A floodwater shortage impacts Chats Wood and North Burney causing garden watering restrictions and rationing. Officials report lake levels drop, with simultaneous power and supply disruptions blamed on drought conditions and ongoing relief efforts in the region.
Conference With The Minister On Water Supply Delays
Miniter and secretary discuss water supply for the northern suburbs. Officials aim to assess pumping capacity and future demand to plan immediate improvements.
Questions in Parliament on wartime disruption and safety measures
In Parliament on Thursday Mr O Sullivan spoke about ongoing issues in Sydney warehousing and supply. He stated that authorities are taking immediate steps to prevent further disruption and ensure safety in service reserves following the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturth Sydney
Water Supply Changes Disrupt Rail Service at Hornsdy
Local distortion to the railway system persists as a pumping engine is installed to lift water for engines from Gosford. A water train center at Milaaon’s Point with Strathfield Whew is established, causing considerable inconvenience to passengers and services until full operations commence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathfield
Gosford
Carpenter Deere Turner Found Dead in Park
The Taliman police informed the city coroner of the death of Deere Turner a 16 year old carpenter. Turner was found by Sispoe anglog near a window frame in Park-three Balmain and appeared dead. The cause of death was self inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taliman
Deere Turner
Turner
Sispoe Anglog
Hiebel
Wight
Abi
Deceuant
Park-whree
Balmain
Fire at a Convent Sparks Turmoil in Mount Carmel
A fire tore through Mount Carmel Convent early this morning after a ceiling collapsed during a children’s play. Firefighters, aided by the Water Council clerk and workers, extinguished the blaze as evacuation alarms sounded and authorities investigated a prior riot at Samet. The opening ceremony for a new tram line to Lake Bay was paused for Public Works leaders to address safety concerns, with officials noting the blaze as part of wider unrest and debt concerns affecting the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel Canvrat
Supe Mane
Childres
Waceries
Mr. W Alien
Wabacoe
Samet
Laie Bay
Yeater Milliaver
Une
Ant
Aaid
Gira Lepr
Geesan
Crulerr
Cormorsa
Ibn Ferien
Marta Wemee
Tom and Country Journal
Munaut
Heark Fang
Sud
Bill Cewssin
Legerbey Sjila
Fe Perlea
Whartland
Phneevis
WaiteAd
Iefty
Phares
Weil
da Barry
Abe
Bedeer
Ieee
Aingland
Guisitougy
Slay
Bet Company
Tar
Ainiber
Ube
Sven Resieraedy
Thare
Juines
Peenie West
Ed Whe
Rustle
Tucker É Weel
Valder Fe Lous Gagner
Mtr
Abbott
Ath
Utley Uimrensing arisclee,Meryateo Vopimuals
iReed
Ratway
Erwin Beck
Symnh
Exil
Traitle
Aula Crus
Pound
Teezone Fm
Lalenday
Fragmented report on New South Wales parliamentary sessions and public notices
The article outlines passing remarks on parliamentary debates including bills, committee actions, and proposed public works. It references figures like Mr. Presence, Mr. Priefk Clyon Lil¢, Colonel Kenneth, and mentions locations such as Sydney and various Aboriginal names. It notes proposed surveys, reports, and potential line changes, with attention to public notices and local auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priefk
Kiroatey
Newtown
Kenneth
Devon
Care
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Gilbey
Strathmill
Tucker & Co
Croceriee
Machiowry
Blais
Whee van
Shiber Ioc
Atuscaiets
Mulagany
Bwatigy
Ariel
Southland
H. Milrath
City Depit
Georde-St. West Tranche
Meterstum — Welersiy
King-St
Pitt-st
Toews, Pres Food & Ice CO
LTB
A. Saundethe
Aid Gil Turgut
Ea Nawaey
Fons
Neral Ta
A. Saunders
Ons
Ac Saunders
Alors
Alamond
Fhee
Lamord
Ein. Co
A, Saunders
Hewrin
Dimond
Suby
Rene
George Street
Amos
Butea
Moe
Saundels. Wid ‘Gold Lane
A. Saundere
Ainmond
Lia
Bennett
Avery Niles
Aioe
Petaun
Aninuinarmoent
Wathor
Waren
Abia
Keld
Willian Lyne
Lee
Bedwood
Gruticu
Kood
Temora
Wyalong
Manilla
Barraba
Assembly
Legislative Council
Sydney University
Tim
Treasury
Lyne
Bex
Hi Oplinigues
Minlett
Representaive House
Ar. Gee
Eall
Representative House
Chats Wood
W. and N
Cotterthos
Hokaws
Holmes
Miles
Wabrootes
Tiki
Croft
Epping
North Burney
Bereuve
Moume
Walef
Mad
North
Tydony
Holview
Mreinai
Mr. Holmen
Onginger
Thu
Ladenftereve
Subuibe
Phe
Gabe Wurthurs
Fontinik
Chey Au
Suahcity
Hornsdy
Penge
Roary
Wlawres
Range
Mierean
Alanr
Bick
Pune
Buseasan
Yierwday
Luna
Hiere
Hiere Hills Bre Urick
Ieallaig
O/Sullivan
Eprakinn
Littie Bay
Soace
Paine
Mr. Presence
Lyon
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