Waverley Council Discusses Surf Bathing Amenities at Bronte
Waverley aldermen debated surf bathing facilities at Bronte during a recent meeting. They spoke on sanitation, dressing sheds, and proposed works tied to the Bronte tram extension, with plans to erect amenities and control beach access amid public demand for better facilities.
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Waverley
Bronte
Meyer
Aljerman Watkin
Alerman M'Laughlie
Petersham
Woollaamooloo
Broote Beach
Payera
Aorour
Tao
Bce
Counell
Parkhills
Aljermas St. Druileas
Cronte Fe
Toon
Alera Parkhill
Omir
Aldean St. Jallsn
Blunt
Parkhill
Alderman Parkhill
Alderman Debate Over Baths and Steps for Access
Aldermen clash on whether to proceed with baths and access steps amid objections. Blunt resists, Parkhill predicts no immediate ordinance change, and Abigail presses for progress with notice and a possible special meeting next week.
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Abigail
Blunt
Parkhill
Efrcunstancia
Slunt
St. Julien
Oakes
Hellings
Bondi
Aluman
Deerman Parkhill
Alderman Blunt
Aldermaan Blumt
Abigal
The Disappearing Aboriginal Mr W Fleming notes
M L A Fleming comments on yesterday's article about the disappearing Aborigines near the Barwon River. He recalls the former large Black population, naming tribes and places such as Wile Wan and Kami Jarol, and describes their customs, beliefs, and living conditions seen by whites and the old doctor.
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Fleming
M.L.A
Barwon River
Qaler
Hurw
Walgett
Chia
Namol
Conulloray
Inataave
Barwoning
Racker
Youths Plead Guilty In Kapok Mattress Theft Case
Two youths Stephen Callaghan and James Brown pled guilty at Darting Durst Sessions to stealing a horse sulky, harness, a kapok mattress, and a lamp from carrier Prine Crifland. The court heard details of the break in, the arrest outside a public house, and the mattress hideaway. Callaghan received 12 months and Brown four months.
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Stephen Callaghan
James Brown
Prine Crifland
Callaghan
Kim
Bis
Brown
Wulky
Noth
Culligham
Amateur Tournaments Entry List at Sports Club Gym
The Amateur Tournaments announce entries for boxing and wrestling events at the Sports Club Gymnasium next month. Names include G Johns, W Pearce, F Megson and many others in set divisions, with heavyweight and wrestling groups listed amid scattered OCR errors.
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Boxing
Taget
G. Johns
W. ¥. Pearce
F. Megson
T. Matters
F. Pitzbohn
A. Bryant
le Beuso
T. Ferguson
T. O'Bries
G. Byrne
H. Bul
MW. Chapman
J. Giel
J. Batten
C. de. Palmer
T. R Straney
Vance
A_ Perry
J. Orabaca
OC. Brows
Spartan
H. Waters
S. Phillie
C. Pentlin
J. Head
G. Crook
J.J. Mackey
Z. Cummins
CE Collin
L Cox
W. Davie
J. Qujilx
A. Cor
A. F. Kirkland
Jearpheos
A. L. Ogilvy
BF. Hucker
R. Stinro
A Worried Suburban Resident Appeals Over Street Nuisances
A Cloverntreat resident writes to Mosman Councils about long standing disturbances since moving from Neutral Bay. He cites a beer case youth, a milk vendor with a loud voice, and a disruptive ice cream vendor trumpet. He requests municipal action to curb these nuisance hawkers.
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Morman
Cloverntreat
Neutral Bay
Mosman
Macbeth
Dumor
Bower
Mupprem
Rose
Alterman Leahy
Smith
Trans Australian Railway Survey Discussed in Parliament
Melbourne reports a conference of Railway Engineers-in-Chiefs from states and the Commonwealth to plan a survey for the proposed transcontinental line from Port Augusta to Kalgoorlie. Minister Keating welcomed delegates, with Deane as chair and Wedkins as secretary, as options for routes via Taroola or Gowar Hawke were considered and staff and trial survey methods were outlined.
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Melbourne
Eneisers-in-Chief
Fedral Parliament House
Yeeteriay
Port Aurunta
Kalgoorlie
Keating
Home Affairs
Offcomaers
Willian Hutchinson
Hi. Bermol
Victoria
James Thommon
Alexander Mancriel
Deane
A. Wedkins
Hima Atulis Wae Ct
Vis
Tarcoola
Gowler Hawke
Betux
Carters Seek Higher Wages In Council Contracts
A Sydney and suburbs carters union petitions Camperdown Council urging a minimum weekly wage rise. They propose drivers of one horse vehicles receive at least four pounds weekly and those with cab-horse teams no less than eight pounds. Alderman Probert moves to set pay, committee to act.
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Camperdown
Troitymen
Drayman
Carters’ Union
Sydney
Carters
Relay
Isbor
Probert
Momman Council
LAXO TONIC PILE Complaints Highlight Dispute
A terse notice records complaints labeled LAXO and TONIC PILE, noting issue numbers 16d and 1: 8. The fragment preserves entities, suggesting a formal dispute or regulatory filing pending further details.
A Great Prize in Boots and Boots Trade Demand
A historical notice touts boots and leather goods, praising strength and wear. It promotes a firm offering durable, well crafted boots with guaranteed longevity. Buyers are invited to view at a local shop and consider early purchase for premium footwear.
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Iik
Phane
Coal Under the Harbor Progress at Balmale Colliery
A Sydney Harbor Company colliery at Balmale continues construction as roads near Gost Island and Cremorne. Long wall work widens with coal recovery. a northern face toward Keronene Bay will open once haulage plant is fed. Manager B Sokehitl says progress is steady and may yield 600 to 1000 tons daily when finished, with about 100 tons currently raised daily.
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Sydney Harbor Company
Balmale
Gost Island
Cremorne
Keronene
B. Sokehitl
Bands in the Parks prompts mixed lineup and legends
The Irish Rides Band will perform the park concert with a selection titled The Golden Rover and other pieces. Ciresverture and Ritharda appear in a varied program as part of the community music series.
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Irish Rides
Ciresverture
Ritharda
Shire Presidents Detected in Local Coup Allegations
A garbled OCR fragment reports on shire leadership including James Devidaca and P. Bopkine amid references to a council meeting and roles such as president and vice-president. Word salad obscures concrete dates, places, and outcomes, though mentions a Coxcomb-like “Bullishire Coupes” and municipal figures.
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James Devidaca
P. Bopkine
Corseehire Coutell
Dunn
Counniley
M'Dougall
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Bondo
Ben
AB Fentleman
Abieall
Chekhill
Algerman Abigall
Alterman
Mirerinn
Aiterman M'Lavehlin
Weil
Rogers
Alaniman Bint
Miormey Rogers
Ina Alderman Blunt
Merrman Parkhill
Chambertain
Australia
Conference OF Engineers
Ancus & Coite
George -Street
Royal Arcade
C. Davis & CO
TRE Boop Tailors
NA Pettstreet, Co
Eney
Mark Foy’s
Eantgome
Camhaio
van Wall Area
Junior Whittlings
Canton
AL le
Clarence-St., Stoney
P.M. Savtrnaya
A. Hall & Company
George-Street
Hordern and Sons
Teage
Liverpool-street
I A
Rowley Sewng
E-Duci PS. Retins
Deere Aly
AIC Yiy
Om S
Rowley 4 Co
Fictoria Markets
Spencer Nolan
Moutint
Ana Crean
T-Street Vision
Yiea
Siy
Otter
Mndar
A. H Miller
Miller
I Kiisatvinstopp Railway
Bia
J. N. Marshall
Wynyard Square
GPO
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Angie
Ver
Oringiense
Broura H. Thames
Tor Teertion
B. Bebarfald & Co.,ltd
George Street
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