Fruit Trade Debate in Sydney Chinese Monopoly Claim
Mr Le Yuu argues against sensational claims about Chinese control of Sydney banana and Tasmanian apple trades. He asserts Chinese influence is real but warns against hostility, noting labour shortages and broad economic impacts. He cites cyclone losses, direct-from-grower sales, and rivalries among traders as factors shaping the fruit industry future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Yuu
Evening News
Queensland
Fiji
Brisbane
Sydney
Abunésree
Tasmania
Bydney
Europe
Truit
Uberfore
Ted Bimeek
A Capital Series Of Views In The Journal Issue
A detailed note on the Town and Country Journal issue featuring vivid illustrations of Sydney and New South Wales events. It highlights cricket tours, Aboriginal cricketers, Brisbane views, agricultural shows, Pitcairn Island, and racing photos with portraits. Includes police barracks in Redfern, Buckjumping exhibition, and a Tivoli Theatre interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Arleta
New South Wales
Yown and Country Journal
Australia
England
Albert Ground
Steellenlly
Webb
Tresidder
WR. Tuck
Hacker
Denny
Bennett
Tresillers
Brisbane Botanic Gardens
Brisbane
Queensland
Kangaroo Valley
Stanthorpe
Guyra
Pitcairn Island
Bounty
Admiral Bligh
Magezian
Muncle Creek
Hoover River
Miltoo
Ulladulla
West Australia
Cecil Healy
Nb.w
Frank Beaurepaire
Vic
Royal Agreutural Society
Drake
Cadia
Harry Rickania
Tivoli Theatre
Rickards
W. Kidston
John Day Igoces
New South Wales Railway
Emily Marks
Ba” W
Green Fee-Champlos
Swallowing match head led to court charge
Mary Tangye an 18 year old domestic servant was charged at Redfern Police Court yesterday with attempting to take her own life by swallowing matches. Senior constable Trinder found she had been in pain near Abercrombie Street and sent her to Princes Alfred Hospital. Pieces of a cup and matches smelling of phosphorus were recovered. She pleaded guilty saying she acted in passion after an argument with her mother. The magistrate released her with a warning, noting the act was an offence against the public and herself but that she was not in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tangye
Redfern
Trinder
Tangye
Abercrambe Street
Princes Alfred Hospital
Abercrombie Street
William Clarke
Valueless cheques heard at Redfern Court
At Redfern Police Court several hotelkeepers faced charges over cheques returned as valueless. John Christie pleaded guilty to obtaining £2 18s via a valueless cheque dated February 6, with another charge for £3 from Thomas O Connor on February 10. Christie received six months' jail on each charge, cumulated. George L Maddox, Tasmanian orchardist, was committed for trial on two valueless cheque charges against Thomas O Connor and George Wadge both dated February 1 or 6. Maddox and Watering were involved in cashing or presenting cheques, with Maddox later committed for trial on the latter charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
Clarke
South Sydney
John Christie
Michael Kennedy
Ucemsee
Stephney
Alexandria
Christie
A. Bank, Limited
Padington
Thomas O'Connor
George L. Maddox
Maddox
George Wage
Waseath Ueéuses
Kent Hotel
Maddex
Wollongong Sessions Riot and Theft Case Pleas
At the Wollongong Quarter Sessions Judge Fruburdinge, Thomas Raland James and William Cowie pleaded guilty to injury to property connected with a riot at Bearborough noted last month. Bertie Marceau admitted embezzlement for acting and meddling. Emily Allen Pollock, married now with a relationship to Samuel Pollock, was acquitted after being charged with stealing several items and £9 from her nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollongong
Fruburdinge
Thomas
Raland James
William Cowie
Bearborough
Bertie Marceau
Emily Allen Pollock
Marriat
Wosean
Samual Pollock
Why Men Kill Themselves: Causes And Cultural Notes
A lengthy, discursive piece surveys rising personal crisis reports and the motives behind suicide. It cites Napoleon, Bismarck, and Byron as historical interests, notes religious influence on rates across Europe, and discusses sex ratios, education, loneliness, pain, and remedies. The tone mixes moral reflection with statistical observation, urging work, social support, and caution against moral panic.
Homebush Abattoirs Erection Plan Details
A Barwood Council meeting discussed the Homebush abattoirs project noting compensation payments for portions of the lake area used for building and railway purposes. Authority was given to hallway commissioners to proceed, with a decision expected in about two weeks. the beating would proceed as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Osbury Secretary of Works
Healey
Wan Fead
Barwood Counci
Tiwae
Dees
Remarkable Cure Claim By Clematis Tonic Reader Testimony
A reader from Towneville recounts a dramatic recovery after using Clematis Tonic to battle long hours of illness and fatigue. The account describes initial weakness, headaches, and restlessness, followed by renewed strength, steadier sleep, better digestion, and restored appetite, attributing the change to the tonic and urging others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Towneville
Ubemposk
Guewnelaud
Attar
Wapinanle
Lifeboat Shed Construction Advances On Thames River
A partially legible 19th century note describes near completion of a lifeboat shed at the southern end of Watsown Day. The cradle platform and rails were lengthened to float out into deeper water, enabling a lifeboat launch from the public works site. Officials plan upcoming site improvements and carpentry to finish the structure within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rawson
Alice Ramyon Co
Puba
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Limerick
British Australasian Tobacco Coy
Ppty., Ltd
Judges
Australian Tobacco Journal
Sec. Chamber of Manufactures
Albany Road
Petersham
Ella F. Hatleg
Ingiebar
Mina
J. Kelen
Goldabrough, Mort, and Co
Marrickville
W. Craige
Belmontst
George W. Goldfinch
Norman-street
Ronelle
G. W. Pulford
Murray-street
Pyrmont
T. OC
Parramatta-road
Leichhardt
A. A
Pitt and
King Streets
Henry Morris
Macquarie Place
Hans A
Dlderman
G. T. Clarke
N.S. Clarke
Mag. James Mentioned
Sec, Chamber of Manufactures
Natte-Roed, Leichhardt
T. C. Parmeage
T. C
Masea
Ae Ee Public School
Baulkham Hills
M. Goodins
Merthyremad
Xe Farm
Brenan
Bimaeil
Napoleon
Bismarck
Byron
Dave
Harold
Bis Mother
Hon
Saxena
Beratt
S Prenchman
Rim
C.F. Yonge
Minternational Journal of Ethics
Yarna
Paris
France
Italy
Spain
Germany
Britschland
Wales
Denmark
Aoursigia
Gifmurder
Melf-Witt
Lucknow
Mibe ‘Yooge
Ayer
Ayers Sarnaparilla
Ayers
Ronisch
Paling
George St. Sydney
Clements
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