Sydney of the future destiny and city progress
Lord Mayor-elect Taylor addressed the City Improvement Commission citing Sydney as poised for an era within the Empire. He urged recording conviction strengthened by travels through Britain and Europe, noting Sydney’s geographic position and political advantages. He warned of fiscal constraints and citizen opposition to city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Bay
Iitealee
Farmay Alles Taylor
City Improvement Commission
Great Britain
Europe
Sydney
Successful Goulburn Scholars Named at Prize Day
Miss Dorothy Locke of Goulburn won top honors from Sydney College of Music for piano studies at the prize distribution held at Mercy Convent Goulburn. She secured high marks, a gold casket and seven silver medals. Master Stan O Regas of St Patrick’s College Goulburn, aged 18, excelled in the senior University exam with nine honours and won a University medal in French. Jee O Regan won a Trinity College Melbourne scholarship of £49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Locke
Goulburn
Sydney College of Music
Mercy
Migh-street
Goulurn
Psi Wwednysday
Misa Locke
Wusney College
Stan O'Regas
St. Patrick's College
O'Reran
Cubfeels
Trinity College
Melbourne
Jee O'Resan
Bankrupt petition noted in NSW creditors case
Bankruptcy court records show Rebecca Wakefeld of Amhurst Street North Sydney widow filing a creditors petition against Joan Charlie Riley Hou Tom of Amhurst Street North Sydney later operating a grocery at Freay Street Willoughby. Hearing set for December 2 with voluntary sequestrations listed for Edward Gree Peter Robaria Dein Madden and others. Executors Samuel Broughton and Jaipen Renole of Sool in the will of the deceased Me. W. M. Palawr listed among notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wakefeld
Amhurst-street
North Sydney
Joan Charlie Riley’ Houtom
North Sydany
Om Business New Grocer
Freaey's Road
Willoughby
Becambar 2
Edward Gree
Limore
Byron Bay
Murwilumbah
FW. Lloyd
Peter Robaria
Bauth Grafton
W.H. Palmer
Plaaasigaen
Exchange of Officers System in Australia and Death in Grahamstown
Captain 3 B Christian R A resumed duty after a month in the exchange of officers system with the Australian Field Artillery and visited England for instruction. Major Sandilands exchanges with Captain Christian as Chief Instructor. Sydney University Scouts camped at National Park since December for instructional work. Mr Joseph Holden Wood of Grahamstown Gold Estates and Hotel Metropole director died at his Grahamstown residence aged 65 from pneumonia. Presbyterian Church member noted.
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B. Christian
R.A
New South Wales
England
RMS
Mongolia
Christian
Sandilands
Timperialomeer
Australian Field Artillery
Naw South Wales
Queensland
Sydney University
National Park
Joseph Holden Wood
Grahamstown
City Tea Rooms wages inquiry reveals mixed conditions
Testimony from a tea room manager in Pil...ret indicates 50 waitresses under her contract with busy Christmas periods. Prices and bonuses discussed. some workers married, others left, while patrons tipped unevenly. Commission questions workers’ pay, health impact, and private finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piltatrret
Wait Yespen
Withers
Tiny
Ani
Sivan
Nereais
Aid to starving boy magnified by meals in London
A Chicago schoolboy in ragged clothes was reported starving in a London newspaper. A London charity letter to the Chicago Board of Education sent £2 for fair meals, with a note honoring a blue-eyed orphan who died in England. The boy, Dawny Foster, described years of hunger and street life, and London officials arranged his first meal at a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London
Dora
Chicago Board of Education
Lendon
Wehool-Childred
Rickarto
Terentiy
England
Harriet Jane Pole
Victoria Clad
Sachville-street
Piccadilly
Foster
Expert Improvement Board Proposed by Alderman Taylor
An expert board of seven members should investigate city matters. The proposed panel would include the Engineer-in-Chief for the Marble Trust, Halfway Construction, Existing Lane, the Government Architect, the City Surveyor, a chief valu er and a leading financial authority. The chairman would be the best available expert from America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbor Trust
Ove
Mos
Gies Trim Bogiant
America
Aaid
Allen Taylor
Cir
Commieston
All Night Trams Boost Sydney Workforce Attendance
All night tram services in Sydney show a small rise in workers using transit, with regular patrons including Dulwich, Monat Junction, and Leichhardt. Average receipts reach about £85 for a shift, while expenses are covered by the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Sydney
Ufmply
Dulwich Wilt
Monat Junction
Lelehhaye
Town Clerk Snubbed and NSW Civic Debate Echoes
A Petersham town clerk writes to neighboring councils seeking information on rate in the pound and capital values while the council debates government action. The mayor and Aldermen discuss proceedures, the Prime Minister may visit Sydney on December 31, and a coroner in Warramalla rules heart failure linked to intoxication in an elderly man. The text closes with unrelated advertisements for shampoo and sleep remedies.
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Petersham
Alteemap Wells
Wige
A. Fisher
Sydney
Highland Society
Perramatts
Anaries
Samuel Lurber
Warramalla
Im6
Allen Taylor
City Improvement Commission
Bondi inquest reports death by own action near Wetmore Park
An inquest at Bondi investigated the death of Olive Rai of VT, with testimonies detailing a troubled period and alleged involvement of several friends. The account mentions a vigil by a group near Wetmore Park and suggests inquiries into timing, location, and circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Coronar
Olive Rai
VT -Win
Waatucaier Polar
Bondi
Thoe
Rae
iRicerite
sieAer
Amelie
Bats
Glive
Douglas
Wetmore Park
Halim
Guader
Widening Oxford Street and surrounding improvements
A historical plan outlines widening Oxford Street from Callerretrees to Emviinanures and extending to Wilminre-weresr and Kesters Suburbs. Proposals include new safety avenues, a recreation ground, and a grand axis from Federal Government House to resort areas, with estimated costs and local impacts discussed.
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Muror
Ant Palmer
Kesters
Wilminre
Gantens
Maser
Ube
Porte
Critket
Agrienhurst
Tasdwivis ‘Azul
Waburin
Tadorin
Fargeitine
Centennial Park
Cain
Federal Government House
Jmwt
Adeidon
wAdexing
Oxford
A SEA COOKS DEATH INQUIRY AT HALLOWED CROSSING
A coroner inquired into the death of a sea cook named following a fall at a residence near the Taloony Peter. Witnesses testified a man struck a blow after hearing a discussion of a war strategy. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death.
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Sarquiry
Neon
Hammar Musary
Mas
Cornwire Court
Gini Ar
Eydony Hospice
Beasmiber
Rome
Walowealrae Primont
Ebony
Abe Ems
Taloony Peter
Comane
Pyyment Bridge
Murphys
Wamme
Siamalangbior Agate
Orton
Wuiaown
Burns Recovery After Zam Buk Treatment
Mrs W Bewine of 188 Ebert-styers DhanmiD Sidusy suffered severe burns in Northern New South Wales while cooking on an open flame. After 16 months in hospital and enduring repeated grafts and medical trials, she found relief with Zam Buk. Within three months of starting the remedy, her wounds healed and she regained function, with no relapse to date. The testimonial from Sydney confirms a full recovery and lasting improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bewine
Ebert-styers
Dhanmid
Sidusy
Weeuiwaa
Wee Waka
New Souch Wales
Fiydney
Hum
Tay
Bach
Sydney Wotan
Am- Buk
Powalbie
Appointment of Ear Disease Specialist Named
Under Raga Vice appointment lists Professor Stanich as ENR specialist for Diseases of the Ear. Viewus Fein Halle Germany and Florence Aly are named in the legal titte for Ear Diseases. Dalkeith Oxley Crow's Neat NBO noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raga
Stanich
Viewus
Fein
Halle
Germany
Florence
Aly
Dalkeith
Oxley
Crow's
Neat
Nbo
Mining progress and disputes at Tas Fewe vein mine
The article reports on mining operations at Tas Fewe vein with copper and tin ore, noting bold efforts by the party and challenges in sinking deep shafts. It mentions key sites such as Copel Creek, Wood oek, and the Golten Fiece Company, with investments and a proposed admining purchase for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clanowindera
Sateen
Tirmest
Duxny Sachs
Sucersa
Snir
Goulburn
Ponceole
Copel Creek
Wyalong
Irkatog
Gockbe Crewe
Bagin
Golten Fiece Company
Tris Crete
Ate
Tex Company
Inteusle
Mnaa
Comaliier
Ory
Erin's
Holiday Programme for Port Stephens steamer Karuah
A holiday timetable for the Karuah steamer of the New Castle and Flunter River Company. The vessel leaves Sydney for Port Stephens at 4 PM on Friday and 2 PM on Saturday with return sailings to Port Bepheny and Sydney on specified days. A nightly Sydney to Newcastle service plans to relieve strain on the Nava while coordinating with the Myall launch at Port F ens. No afternoon trip on the day of Cowaway visits.
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Thw
Newcastle and
Flunter River Company
Port Stephens
Sydney
Port Bepheny
Sart
Iberwatter Satilhe
Salar
Port B
Cowaway
Envustte
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Sydney OF the
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Nestle
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Oxford-steeet
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Lee
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Miller's Feather Shop
Corner Strand
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Paling’s
Diana Ser Ttakaes
Wang Sou
Woman's Budget
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