South African War Soldiers Pay Debated at Pitt Street Meeting
A late article reports a meeting at Arcane Hotel in Pitt Street where Mr G Mawarth urged the choir to press the issue of returned soldiers pay. The discussion touched on government delays and the minister's stance, with Parliament and Treasury involved and calls for timely pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcane
Pittwheer
G Mawarth
Waddell
Treasury
Inet
Marger
Bey Iy
Péckament
Babern
Wade
Bosaul
Sialive
Quinn
Wes
Contingent plans amid imperial troops debate in Australia
Federal and state officials discuss sending more troops to South Africa. Telegrams from Queensland, Tasmania, Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales reveal hesitation and calls for federal action. Measures include pay scales, rank structure, and recruitment start dates as ministers weigh imperial expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Atres
George Turon
Melbourne
Enmauintes
Beth Thule
Derma
Sul Bie Barton
Tolvesiewert Ivferiti
Montywght
Letenes Saul
Walt Earh
West Aumtraks
South Australia
Queensland
Tasmala
Victoria
New South Wales
Sir John
Fort
Peacock
Biweell
Fed
Ferad
Australia
Tasmania
West Australia
Nsw
South Africa
Sr. Poacher
Atr
Barton
Chamberlain
Priday
Australis
Victoria Burruks
Teexived
Dundee
New Zealand Contingent Mobilizes for Homeward Deployment
Four thousand applications are in for the New Zealand contingent. The 8 Cavalry from Our Correspondent notes 100 men will depart for the new cantonments. the Surrey and Corwwn ships will sail with the contingent on January 1 and 31 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucalan
Tuerlay
Arriva
Surrey
Corwwn
Executions Mark Middelburg Public Ceremony in Cape Colony
An 18th century account describes Lotter the copreaponient and his lieutenant Schorman’s executions in Middelburg Cape Colony. Major Meurice ordered the sentence and the town witnessed troops, garrison lines, and a formal, fear-laden public death. A second rebel, Woltenrat, and Schorman were executed at nearby locations days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middelburg
Cape Colony
Orieber
Orter
Meurice
Ll Bumlnese
Enshian Wnd
Dietrich
Woltenrat
Schorman
Lotter
Tarkasia
Committed for Trial in Water Court Case in Teury
A defendant named Myers alled likely misentering shipments, charged with fraud against the Bank of New South Wales through a false bill. Committed for trial to the Quarter Sessions bail set at 1,900 and two sureties of 190 each. Additional charges and delays noted as court proceedings proceed. There are typhoid cases at Prince Akires Roxpita. publication restrictions apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithers
Myer
Wwe
Bank of New South Wales
Fireshire
Bankeopter Court
Akires Roxpita
North Sydney Water Supply Crisis Spurs Board Debate
The North Sydney water outage prompted a Water and Sewerage Board session. Alderman and engineers discussed delays, planned repairs, and proposed temporary tanks and new mains to restore supply to Chatswood, Willoughby, Wabroongs, Hornsby and surrounding areas, with calls for faster action and potential government assistance.
Western Lands Board Appointment Request
An influential meeting of Crown Seckeen and residents urged the Minister to appoint commissioners with long practical experience and the confidence of lessees. They recommended Mr. W. W. Davis, M.A. for Bourke, for one of the seats on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Davis
Bourkt
Man John Lane found drown at Baker's Creek Gold Mine
A man named John Lane employed at a filer at the Baker's Creek Gold Mine was found drowned in the Garumlat dam. Yesterday his hat and seal were found on the bank and this morning the body was discovered with the clothes tied tightly around the neck. The incident follows a week of mixed agricultural and market notes from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillgrove
John Lane
Baker's Creek
Garumlat
Water and Sewerage Board votes new water main extension
The weekly Water and Sewerage Board meeting at the offices in Pitat discussed a Mosmsa Borough request to widen Morubsa road water main for three chains. The engineer estimated £25 and recommended the work, which was adopted. A diagram showed Prospect Nezerrolr water levels and weekly discharge, with supply at 24,220,000 gallons versus 25,364,010 last year. The board noted ample pipe stock for breakdowns.
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Nort
Sydney
Water and Sewerals Board
Willoughby
Chatswood
Wabroongs
Hornsby
Garrard
Het
Tes
Star Gardens
Wabroonen
Grito Brouchl
Miluon
York Street
City
Main
Centennial Park
Ag Ut
Nileon
Poiat
Ste
Dire Davin
Hones
Regin
Prospect
Pipehen Basin
Ward
Davis
Uhe
North Sydney
Sytney
Dayly
Unis
Chapman
Davie
Booth Town
Male
Pinehead Asia
Amosit
Ryde
Chalewood
Lane Cove
R Drameien
Liverpool
Sobeaule Pries
Water and Sewerage Board
Pitat
Mosmsa
Morubsa-road
Puneb-street
Mandalong-wad
Cbie
Alleged Forgery of a Will Charged in Glen Innes Case
In Glen Innes the Folios Court charged George Peel and William Mills with forging and uttering a will alleged to be by Lachlan Curry. Evidence linked the will to Curry’s death and Peel’s possession, with testimonies about signing, execution, and letters from Sydney. Trial set for May 22, 1902.
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Glen Innes
Corbett Lawhoo
George S. Peel
William Mills
Lachlan Curry
Munterstreet
Inrest
Glen Ines
Flynn
Goyween
O'Stock
Peel
Pest
Veet
Add
Wis
Sarah Clay
California
Wade
Sydney
Davey
Torrington Street
Curry
Este Culor
Magnon Porelna
William
Inn. Bruws
Sareh Clay
Senlor
W. S. Proctor
Addresard
G. Peel
Fiynp
Mr. Proctor
G. S. Peel
Beel
J. Whyte
Whyte
Fessiius
Bat
Holiday railway traffic mixed this year with past patterns
Railway authorities note holiday traffic this year differs from last year’s abnormal peak caused by Commonwealth celebrations. Normal volumes are expected as travelers resume usual patterns.
Welshers In The City Target Country Visitors
The article warns country and out of state visitors at Christmastime about unscrupulous wagers and con games by so called welshers who claim to act for reputable agents. It warns that such tricks involve false promises and misleading dealings as country visitors seek winnings at Randwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Christtmsime
Randwick
Farmer's Misfortune After Barn Fire Destroys Wheat
Barraba reports a blaze at Glentiddle on the Maailin River farm of David Thorpson. About 360 bags of wheat in paddocks near the barn were consumed after fire started. dams were torn open letting grain spill, while Thorpson, recently recovering from an accident, faced heavy losses in a dry season.
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Barraba
David ‘Thorpson
Glentiddle
Maailin
Lilli
Thompson
Lillis
Meron
Misspelled and Garbled Market Prices for Produce and Poultry
The extract lists fluctuating prices for onions and grain commodities, light snacks, and various poultry items with unit prices in pounds, shillings, and pence. It mentions Radium and Sunlight Cake products in odd contexts, reflecting a torn or corrupted ledger or advertisement.
Fruit Prices Mark Warmer Christmas Fruit Market
The dry weather has driven up prices for Christmas fruit with high quality goods scarce and mid quality limited. Peaches apricots and cherries show notable price changes while oranges and lemons trade at lower levels than last year, with markets in Cumberland and nearby counties noting tighter supplies.
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Thich
Howe
Cumberland
Toa
Vegetable prices rise as grocers push sales
A garbled market note describes scarce beans and cabbage with fluctuating prices. Vendors across grocers advertise greens including lettuce, kale, and peppers with varied unit costs and bulk discounts.
Balmaln Tram Extension Plans Revealed
The Minister for Works has given instructions for extending a tram line toward the parliamentary site. The project aims to proceed with purity and completion, but delays are feared due to city setbacks and the winter season.
Unclear Shipping文本 fragment outlines multiple items
Fragmentary OCR text describes shipping terms, goods, and shipments with sporadic proper nouns and places. readable portions mention Marseille, Padeyn, and various trade terms, but the passage is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative or complete details.
Coroma Police Coroner Change and Local Proceedings
Dr Williatt Wi Fhort named coroner for Coroma district replacing Wr Barnwell Mt. An inquest into William Applerothe Mannlreetdent death on Saturday was deemed unnecessary. Tramway depot notices, memorials at Keio Cathedral, and local society meetings are recorded alongside a publicized flower exhibit and a bar incident at North Smdys.
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Williatt Wi
Coroma
Barnwell
Nes
William Applerothe
Tramway
Mallee
PASEO
pha-Cathedral
Keieo
Uh Hard Kite
South
Attica
Warraces
Exliite
Reswite
Louden
Peluje
J- Roehl
Zan
Thompe
Meesrs
Searle and Sons
King-Street
H. Litson
TL Ie
Dieson
Sydney
Church of England Grammar Schools
Brice
Laberwoad
Chatewood
Acceaatt
Guy Pockiey
Treleaven
Wabfoonga
Ehusck Bvimarf Kross
Earl Calver
Saiuta
Pezerahiat
Warmond King
Ger- Furiber
Mark Michell
J. A. Gardiner
Howe Peevent
Mary Townsend
Bi Leccarda
North Sirdaes
Rink
Charles Jeartham
Townses
Fishermen and Passengers Missing Across NZ Waters
A fragmented report from Auckland lists several names and places, noting missing people and a voyage event. The incomplete text mentions Mrs Jaines Mista and Johnil Te Hm among others, with scattered references to a wreck or incident and travel by sea.
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Ger Correrpey
Auckland
Teesler Airey
Mierra Arrieet
Ray
Tufuiin tSamiey
Danaege
Jaines Mista
Johnil Te
Richeple Toelere
Memes
Geel Fae
Faro
Marae My Richards
Wales
Aleaasder
Eit
Lenies
Wanderer
Murphy
Jamies
Wotecia
Christmas at Vili SE Ae MENS Minslus and the Pirate Gathering
A garbled account describes a festive, pirate themed event held on a year day with various people including Mrs Teth and Marge involved. The text references a service, maps, and a community gathering with obscure details and scattered names.
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Timuwin
Neremia
Jack Eanney
Unclear OCR fragment prompts uncertain report
Fragmentary text mentions dates and names but lacks coherent events. Readable items include references to people and places but no verifiable actions or outcomes. No definite news event can be determined from the provided OCR segment.
Hornsey Turmoil Alters Local Trade and Labor Roles
A fragmented report outlines upheaval in Hornsey involving traders and growers amid shifting work patterns. The piece mentions eyeing new arrangements, tensions with authorities, and community responses to economic changes affecting vendors and farmers.
Fragmented OCR hints at trial and political promises
The garbled text presents a chaotic scene with references to a trial or court action, a minister promising actions, and a tense political environment. Names, places, dates, and specifics are unreadable, but the tone suggests official proceedings and anticipated outcomes.
Unclear fragment prompts investigation on propagandist Feb events
OCR text fragment mentions propaganda and February events with scattered names and phrases. No clear event, person, or organization fully readable to form a definitive news item.
Fragmented rural notice on fire and weather effects
A damaged OCR reading describes a shed and wine, a fire incident, and weather conditions. It mentions a reader asking about the shed and a nearby neighbor aiding firefighting efforts. The text references a topic of drought or precipitation impacting the area and ongoing concerns about safety.
Unclear OCR notes on Mary Laurie wreck and railway proposals
Fragmented report describes the Mary Laurie wreck near Malheuree to Duct River and the Verret Island in a stormy setting. It mentions ministerial review and railway canal proposals and a civic bridge incident with concussions, citing local officials and residents.
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Shari
Stanley
Pas
Sumday
Mary Laurie
Cannes
Warioea
Amt
Agricul- Laval Buctellow
Ualog
Iaixpl
Warios Wodelien
Wade
Hinrma Etters Pomsehewer
Attersaan Ty
Brigde Wittering
Combertaade
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England
Audraiseia
Wahrcongs
Mosman's Bay
Pump
H. Tipper
Western Lands Board
Garmere
Darling Dows
Toretold
Warwick
Tod Woombi
Roma
Tone Rs
Mark Lanne
N.S.W
Manitoba
Brisbane
Duluth
Recabaupton
Maryborchell
Bundaberg
Towerville
Bowen
Cairns
Cooktown
Croydon
Onishtry
Varlouyaris
Flarrigan
Cocurnwul
Co- Towa
Nora
Elssoaa
Abead
Weenl
Ove
Tocgest Ouapelal Justitucvous
Sudney
Nawani Victorial
Milloen
Stel Bowrae
Lemiva
Cat
Gstimary
Farmers Co-operatie Company Reporte “Purineue
London
Landva
Tricia
Riverina
Pollard
Abe Sydney Marker
Africa
Bydney
Beun Wilch
Utah
USA
Commissariat Gegand Hay
Aloe
Farine
Spey Marine
Sassons Shine Wrethe
L—Ns
Leshine Brenda
Derrich
Ae ‘Alam
Casey
Buttse- Gretabser
Macexr
Hunter
Hunter Elver
Lowley
Dona Whaleaule Apitcory Markese
Balmaln Tram
Smitty
Geal Tome
Pemirtunes
Marseille
Nia Parm
Padeyn
Saale
Kim Paset
Hill
Waal
Bowie
Sind Hove
THE
American Mail
Sierra
Ubiit
Zealand
Hornsey Tpe
Wetzict
Vane
Kaluumba Lins
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Tyreles
Pep
Rane
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