Sensational start as England face New South Wales in Sydney
England fielded first in a brisk Sydney Test day with New South Wales struggling at 92 for 5 after Minnett bowled tightly. Wickets fell steadily as Hutchings and Diamond combined to apply pressure while Wong and Rhodes offered stubborn resistance before a late collapse left NSW vulnerable at stumps.
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W. Batten
Sileyten
Barnes
Gardaley
N.S W. Barnes Poule Atrike
Smarily
Bigine
Charsw
Randwick
Bardsiny
Braund
Blythe
Notable Test Match In Progress At Paddington End
Rhodes and Macartney anchor a high scoring stand for Australia as New South Wales faces England. Minnett and Bowden bowl steadily with key catches and partnerships shaping the innings. Jones anchors the late resistance before stumps as England ties down Australia with 216 for six.
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Newton
Paddington
Maccartney
Rhodes
Bartiey
Hopkins
Young
Barons
Misnett
Macartney
Wicke
Minmett
Bowden
Padlington
Migasti
Waddy
Jones
Ensuah
Minnett
Cataman
Blythe
Hl Yisy
Hel Moe
Enatiouet
Evariba
Alough
Havie
Bulgarians in Sydney Seek Redress Over Emigration Plan
In Sydney inquiries, Bulgarians reveal little chance of legal redress against an agent who recruited them, profiting about ten pounds per person. Some waited for transport home, while others plan to contact relatives. Several claim property in Bulgaria and cite unrest and taxation as motives. Officials considered financing return passages via cable.
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Sydney
Tulgaria
Te Ty
Cable
Butearla
Railway Accident at Burwood Claims Two Hands
Henry Hoffmann a 36 year old tech banker from Clyde Street Granville was struck crossing the Burwood Station line. A wheel passed over his arms severing both hands at the wrists. Senior Sergeant Smith of Burwood took him to Western Suburbs Cottage Hospital in critical condition.
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Henry Hofmann
Clyde-street
Granville
Burwood
Smith
Hoffmann
Western Suburbs Cottage Hospital
Danysz Microbe Report Yet to Reach State Premier
A Sydney conference on mainland virus experiments concluded with determinations sent to Sir William Lyne and Mr. Wale. The Premier said the report had not yet reached him.
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Sydney
Danyer Ranch
William Lyne
Wale
Senate Hours Squeeze Debated Amid Tariff Talks
Melbourne The Senate debated extending Wednesday Thursday and Friday sittings to 11 o clock with Best proposing shorter hours for the remainder of the session. Rest backed a quarter hour extension of the lunch hour and Millen praised the motion. Critics blamed slow tariff progress but saw justification for the concern. A Spanish steamer Mars bound for Mexico carried physicians en route to aid Mrs Mary Fay of New York who died at 105 after living on bread and milk for 40 years and being well preserved.
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Melbourne
Senate
Best
Sym- Darby
Rest
Millen
Holt
Theiely
Stonster Marte
Ayd- Americso
L'Y
Mexillones
Mary Fay
York
Conspiracy Case Continues Over Miniature Paintings
Witnesses in the conspiracy case describe long experience in art dealing and brokerage. Samuel Cousins testifies about auctions, personal dealings, and a pattern of fraudulent miniature purchases involving Captain Cook memorabilia and a silver tankard, with Andrewes and others cited in relation to misrepresented items and payments.
City Electrical Engineer Selection Rumors and Debate
A noisy council meeting discussed mayoral and railway staff appointments, naming candidates including Mr Jona Roberts Durban and Mr Willey Auckland. Alderman Meagher noted resignations and urged advertising to attract qualified engineers for the city’s electrical services and related posts.
Market report on copper and tin prices and deliveries
The item lists copper and tin price quotes, delivery terms, and multiple brokered lots across markets. It notes private cables, overseas sales, and various buyers and sellers in regions including Broken Hill, Sydney, Queensland, and North Coast Steam, with prices in pounds and shillings and references to dated activity and recoveries of gold.
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Lily Vlad
Bayar
Omiwilaney
CbiTagoe
Mudtiel
Berkes Mill Proprimary
I Hampton
Qunensland le Ploraciun
Mount
Uta
Hainault
Eraldy
Troker
Mill Lowh
South Blorks
Sydney
North Broken HM
North Coast Steam
O.K
Broken Fill
Bill Brove
Jumeriom North
Ualted Insurance
Baler i
Sydney Hydraulic
Gilmore Tia
Junction North
Masoo
Broken Hill South
Tockey's, Limited
Bank of Sydney
Lala
Arauhy
Steel, Burns, Philp, and Company
Broken Hill Junction
de Salle
Setles
Husler
Paul and Gray
Magnot
Tutmaota
Mount Davia
Brilliant
SS. George Tolls
Syraids
Timber Strike Reflections From Aveniing News
A fragmented early report discusses labor unrest at Wentworth Park with talks of a timber strike. Workers warn managers that action could impact production while employers resist demands and debate costs and outcomes.
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Wentworth Park
Vitory
Rao Tan
Mpinyere
Rudy
Dimmu
Meeting of Employers Discusses Labor Aims and Actions
A chaotic record outlines an employers meeting with heated debate over labor matters and future plans. Speakers include Walker and others as they outline attendance, proposed actions, and potential strikes while noting a large shipment from New Zealand and factory issues.
Arbitration Court Award Sparks Trader Debate
The writer contests an Arbitration Court decision claiming workers were denied full pay. He argues Littlejohn, a noted importer, has no direct trade contact with casual labor and supports the view that the new award lacks justification. The piece cautions against inflated wage demands amid ongoing market pressures.
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Veritas
Coke
Littletohne
Rap Farya
Littlejohn
Baltic
Ageuch
Arbitration
Cus
Unreadable Historical Account Of Naval Preparations And Trials
Fragmentary notes describe naval movements at sea and on land, with references to ships, marines, and court proceedings. Names, dates, and places are obscured by garbled OCR, but the text implies wartime logistics, inspections, and muttered complaints about supply and discipline.
City Council's Finances and The Rate for Woe
City council debates raising the rate for the year, citing a projected £200 extra revenue and a total overspend of about £22,000 over the previous year. Alderman Meagher backs higher spending, while Aldermen Kelly and others seek reductions. amendments are proposed and then withdrawn before a vote passes.
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Jaet
Lara
Meagher
Mrloa
Kelly
Lion Testor
Emuwell
Wheelers Won't Work and Court Case Summary
A garbled historical OCR item mentions a court case and legal actions with references to a person named Merione and a date around a 4th, plus mentions of a weathered public event. The readable fragments point to a local dispute or filing with court involvement and a announcement of proceedings.
Turourde at Tolensa ugh Wolla Worn
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled local item referencing names Moyne Miah and Ferre Laniel with unclear actions or context, likely an unknown event or mis OCR header from Tolensaugh.
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Psolisimen
Sydney Cricket Groep
Geryine Coy
New South Wales
Creeford Barna
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Metkettion
BF. Waddy Co
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Garry
Coltn
Taos
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Manet
Corry
Hussom
Uae
Wera
Fanesien
Ereau
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Salaires
Tim
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Hopkin
Eloi Wreet Lie
Feeroey Tegiet
Anita
Hutchings
Sraund
Bruend
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Hutch
Dintead
Ohio
Norey
Tash
Shack
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Manette
Khoder
Prange Fet
Teller
Ake
Fo Ie Fey
Braun
Tronger Stlor
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Cma
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Ty Minnett
Fey
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Sibobenjer
Hawkins
Faye Siv
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Gorry
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B. G. Hayes
Manele Voc
Pamond
Mingett
J. Hurdetat
Diamond
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Mimpett
Sissstears
Bob
Fielder
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Maldens
Funs
Malden
Hongey
Danysz
Cous
Andrews
Evide
Busiocas
Lume
Tucuiliea
Solonles
Win Lim
Wabey
Alc
Bladen
Miu
Captain Cook
Maid Cousins
Gay
Andrews & Vlequi
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Alvis
Touelay
Hindten
Tay Polbing
Andreas
Jae Day
Beachey
Winh Fagard
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Waair
W. J. Warten
Coamins Tor
DuEhly
James Lawson
Lee Wikesahor
Deleoer
Janhard
Audrewa
Waley
Daines
Wailer
Gachid
Dailiaie
M.A
Big
Etsid
Marti
Mr. Watey
Iyol
Atverwarts
Pwr
Martin Archer
Lovell Fund Company
Couins
Lovell
Causius
Walvy
Ballywnat
Alan
Sir Joseph Tauks
Tovernor Phifiyn
Coucame
Anilrms
Cousine
Lim
Sigs
Androme
Bia
Waley Surald
Chase
Mitschell
Tates
Rorie
Cousins
Finn
City Electrical Engineer
Chief Railway Commissioner
Finilieu
Blethtal Reger
Chine Railway Commissioner
Atx
Tuhaseay Iheses
Forbes Mackay
Great Western Fiasrwag
Willesden
A. Wiilie
Auckland
Jona Roberts
Durban
Aldemma Meagher
M-L A
Wrectie
Sugke
Guy Counett Mira
Deeeis
Man
Jnana
Menger
Australin
Australtal
Alice
Mideher
Rlid Teetsmaninis
Haleor Kennedy
Okee
Okee Great Slortresuns
Wylly Wasson
Rugiant
Winlire
Rooke
Vie Counail
Aurel
Ube
Ratiwey
Caininaeleine
Pester Teylue
Iizg
Eltvak Thide We
Alowa
TmSeiter Aeo
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Unter
Altorman
Aldersias
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Pak
Perry
Sussex Street
Sunes
Ross
Bermuy
Walker
Masager
Rawr Tiber
Bewanill
Wien
Seetiera
Teautile
Addet
ImAe
Dave
Sr. Walker
Izade
Mabsiuy
Lie Am
Afis
Fedi
SNSS
Thay Aires
Victor
Clothing Department
Prance
Marenaiia
Amrail
Koevieday
Jscrea
Sivushia
Leauge
Hiebabar
Watkwatlla Bay
Ibernerien
Pettisar
Holman
Dudley
Gus
Frida
Satan
Trourde
Tolensaugh
Pascow
FEE
Ham
FEE l'Hoffneng’s
Pitt Sthert
Makt Gpo
Fairfax & Roberts
Sre
MET Cine Tsg
Sas
Arthur Hickard &O., Ltd., Ome
Charles Baldwin
Clameifl
Cavidee
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