Amusements at Theatre Royal with Mussrove Opera Company
The Theatre Royal hosts Mussrove Opera Company offerings led by principal Dave, with strong chorus and performers in excellent form. Christmas Night features Sindal Macer and sacred concert, plus a busy program of operatic and theatrical acts throughout the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussrove
Theatre Royal
Dave
Evianel
Lirkweds
Fayurinen
Tilt Bartow
Fin Weir
Shas Xun Wickards
Mixa Florric Ban
Gud
Wueryailoe
Arthur Haytor
Front Hayton
Albert Weta
Harry Diver
Dhory Carleton
Ted Buin
Dave Custon
WWR
Haljyie
Irene Ani
Zens
Mre
Bernard
Wilanion
Mie Billa Ayore Company
Leon Caron
Amt
Yrierter
Esiravanganga
Esiravanganga Will Be Lustrated Fy Tuhi Hinrion and Fivarge. Dison, Mea Feviip
Maw Minnin
Vet
Vr Ariel Hhamplers
CrHeriel
Ohstutmas Production, Txdeal We Loose Shutter Lie Vetecon
Minnerorien
Fiampier
Ag Danton
Lanier
Tiawivey
Bard
London
Lyroun
Amsrur
Pulver
Alnor
Philharmonic Society
Bedale
Ain
Colyer
Corbett
Bre
Rsa
Drea
Divon-street
Ae AN
Atstea
Dayle
Viner
Abd. Phe Press
Chalmers
Rewre & ToTating and Company Limited Diary Notes
Fragmentary notice from Piitwirél shows Rewre & ToTating and Company Limited forwarding a twentieth century diary, with mentions of a range of products and a white cover featuring an Australian coat of arms. A separate item notes the half year meeting of the Democratic League at Queen's Hall Pitt Street on November 19 with resolutions for political alignment and future campaign planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Paton Jack
Demotratic League
Queen's Hall
Pitt Sciere
Tor Sydney Aid
Jim Cuburbs
Altoa Wan Fe
Te Frangeménte
Land Appeal Court Hears Crown Improvements Case
The Land Appeal Court of New South Wales met at Yorkhurst on Friday to hear the appeal of Joan McKeuse against the appraised value of crown improvements on her settlement loan No 83 at Coonamble. Grounds included claims the board erred in law and that fencing and boundary issues affected valuation and forfeiture of land. The court sustained several grounds but dismissed others and ordered the Minister of Lands to remit costs. other appeals on adjacent leases were heard with mixed outcomes, including adjustments to rents and forfeitures for various properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auling
Land Appeal Court of
New South Wales
Yarltohurst
Fridday
Joan M'Keusie
Crown Improvementa
Coonamble
Ls Moon
Aaron Hess
le Cai
Moon
Supreme Court
Lara
Anoiker
Wil
Cps
Cheereom
Eran Lions
Tay Giri
Urawllkle Creek
Ap-Mary
Eaes
Cayor Bath
BJ. Malary
Rascon
Imanl
Ile Setub Tease
Warinkia
Joedr
Eublert
Lewis
Heapviah
Weisings
Aris
Messrs. iII
Ila
Ilamiass
Monza
Land, and Monnens Company
Limite
Walcott North
New Smith Wales
Somestead
Noles
Walgett
Killed by a Dead Man from Spion Kop Tale
Mr Hales of the London Daily News recounts a grim scene from Spion Kop where Boers discover a dead sergeant slain by his own rifle. The weapon fired as a Boer attempted to fire, killing him as the dead man’s hand gripped the rifle and the trigger released. The tale, though grisly, is presented as eternal truth heard from a Koor comrade who buried the dead soldier on the slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hales
London “Daily News
Spion Kop
Tull Wagin
Koor
Lutchman
Spoop
Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills advertised as cure for dyspepsia
An Australian advertisement touts Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a cure for dizziness biliousness headaches and digestive disorders restoring stomach function liver cleansing and kidney support. The testimonial from Mrs Noble of Hurstville NSW claims relief after trying the pills and recommends them to others. Sold by chemists and storekeepers at one shilling per bottle or six shillings sixpence for six bottles. Proprietors listed as The W H Comstock Co Ltd Australasian Devon KB Pitt Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miso
W.H. Comstock Co., Ltd
Australasian Devon
Pitt-street
Sydney
Mining Operation Advances With Copper and Gold Prospects
Creek battery 16 crushing continues with planned final cleanup for the year. No. 1 and No. 7 levels extend, and new percussive tables and canvas rallies are prepared. The Miners Department reports payable gold, silver lodes, and steady ore production across multiple sites, with dividends declared and development funded for the year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hte
Wari
Arusent
Ani
Parabiooan
Yeang
Christen
MiNsroye
Ha Lyon
Chimie
Tutmaeh
Vietoria
Rexumnd
London
Manaier
Salta
Guy Fawkes
Mines Department
Roche la Sydney
Waske
Annary
Dharnet
Sein
Linvad Capwet
Cortina
Aviv
Big
Dakey
Mesa M'Kinnon
Etm
Casey
MNL
Mn F
Williams
Keat
Dam Creek
Trondute
Mrv
Wallace
Wallera Tine
Suiling
Tintead
Aelo
Oil Company
Bian Nusboe
Portland
Zhotauil
Protoedins Steailii
Extraordinary decision at Kyneton Police Court
At Kyneton Victoria police court James Brown faced a charge of unlawfully wounding a horse. The horse bore multiple small wounds and shot fragments after Brown allegedly shouted at it as it trespassed into his paddock. The bench accepted the defence view that only epidermal injury occurred and discharged the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyneton (Vic
Kwoch
James Brown
Wessrs
Rees
Funk
Rex ¥. Beckett
Ruesel
Magnificent five-horse coach on view at Vial and Son
Castlereagh street undertakers Wood and Company display a new century charahane built for William Vial and Sons. The grand turnout seats thirty-four, weighs about toms, and features colonial and American timber with cedar panels. It took six weeks to build, with heavy front elastics and reinforced springs. The coach uses black and white varnish, with carmine accents and khaki upholstery, presenting a rich imposing appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vial
Vial
America
Victorian Troops for Sydney. officers list released
The Victorian contingent to accompany troops at the Commonwealth Inauguration in Sydney is detailed with Headquarters Staff and multiple brigades. Ranks range from Major-General Downes to Lieutenants, Captains, and Sergeants, plus bands, artillery, engineers, mounted rifles, militia, and service corps. The full contingent totals 100 plus 100 or more, with a grand total cited, and the entire force to depart by a special train on December 25 from Melbourne around 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
MM. F Downes
CMLG
J.C. Hoad
A.A.G
J. W. Racker
F. G. Hughes
A.A.A.G.; Captain G. G. McOll
R. H. W. Frastr
R. E. Williams
Infantry Brigade
C. 8. Ryan
G. W. Watson
Army Service Corps
C. G .H. Irving
Permanent Staff
Rangers
G. Horne
Ambulance Corps
J. M'Sloane
2Nd Battalion
T. W. ©. Riddell
Mounted Rifles
W. G. Patterson
F. W. Osborne
A.A
T. Saighton
Mount Ved Rifles
Mitchell
C. Turton
J. Butler
A. Hi. Cunningham
Westernigate
W.G.A
C.W. Campbell
Field Artillery Brigade
J. I Martin
G. C. Brusé
J. Hall
M. T. Williams
H.C. Dale
Metropolitan Brigade
Infantry
W. Thwaites
Sth
Linton
Scottisk Regident
N. Stitt
N.C
Artillery and Engineers
Army Service Corpa
Auibulancs Corps
Pergeant
Bown Africa
Heutemnty
Wargeant
Corerain
Melbourns
Murder trial of Mrs Sarab Tago ends in guilty verdict
Mrs Sarab Tago is found guilty of murdering her husband Thomas Foso in Dunedin. The jury returns a strong recommendation to mercy, while Justice Williams notes the need for Crown concurrence before sentencing. The couple, married about thirty years with two children, had financial means but marital discord and rising drink problems led to the fatal strike with a knife during an early morning quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarab Tago
Thomas Foso
Dunedin
Wiliams Musd
Bers
Bookland Adverts New Children's Book Rind egaring Ting
An advert from Mr. G. W. Cole promotes Rind egaring Ting a Book for Little Australians. The item promises bright illustrations short stories and engaging content for children up to ten years old. The copy notes its low price and vibrant rainbow cover typical of Boobluad while hinting at wholesome moral tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cole
Bookland
Cole
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Sunder Amd
West Tee
Land Appeal Court
Mr. Hedges
Goodhope-Street
Pad
Ington
P. Stanieh
Liverpesl-strest
Vanity Fair
Cigaretta
Hs American Tobacco Co
N.sw., Ltd
Peliosis
John Hunter & Son, Ltd
City
Boot Palace
George ST
Scrurds
Towss
Wtaeta
G. Hudson
Ipswich
Byancy Agpet
Tatlom
Gurens Place
Arran
U.Z
Georges Street
Strand Arcade
George Street
Market-St. Furnishing and General Emporius
Market-Street
Mercery
Clawari
J. Bavtward
Lassetter’s
Riles
Nenana
Anz
Rome
Abel &Co.,ltd
Newtows
Sivan
Olnen
Israel
Uger
Peor Ib
Goulburn
Strees ‘Tuik
Nod OM Bunsex
Charies
Ariver
Wes
Reninet
Water Court Graberiay
Edwin
Marcus Clark & CO
King Street
Hewbowm
Ae North Sydnay
Hewcabtley
Queen Victoria
Ike
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