Sewerage at Watson's Bay Debated by Public Works
A discussion in the Public Works committee morning session featured John Femprising and local officials from Watsons Bay calling for a proper sewerage system. Ministers noted funding limits and the need for a viable plan, with talks on costs, construction, and oversight continuing to the committee.
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Pertreger
Mayer
Vaucluse
Wateon
Evan
St. Hurero
Cipmale
Publis Works
Weather notes and regional conditions across New South Wales
The report details unsettled weather in eastern regions with northeast winds, rainfall patterns for Botany Bay and areas near Parramatta, and high temperatures in different towns. It notes oppressive conditions in Goulburn and Temagog with days of heat and a recent drought impact on stock and water supplies, highlighting low river levels and waterholes, plus fodder concerns for stock owners.
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Wales
Tran Bay
Atatma
Ayer
Peenad
Barmelman
Ollemeie
Tempapa
Voss
Themartina
Mosbeie
Neibey
Annie
Costamon
Tyrup Bay
Clarence
South Wales
Miu Hitanam
Wat
Kent
Mire
Lote
Alan
Ogmin
Enbrusty
Pave Angi
Ss Pointes
Puinte
Oclahen
Sina
Jng
Wiehlstal
Antares
Yass
Australia Wins Third Test At Adelaide Oval
Australia defeated England by 6 runs in the third Test at Adelaide Oval. Morning conditions featured a 151 degree reading as Craw ford (44) and Brand (41) led a England reply that collapsed to 144. O Connor and Saunders were pivotal with the ball, while Tremper and Macartney contributed key early wickets to seal Australia’s narrow win.
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Adelaide
England
Australia
Adelaide Oval
Overale
Saunders
Cravetard
Jong-on
Macartney
Surrey
Gettwe
Braand
Gecmne
Tn Cestug
Hiochlng Anassats
Plonen
Muidens
Tims
Marnes
Misidens
Crawford
Nune
Around
Eamidens
Funk
Hutchine
Rune
Thoden
End Crawford
Teninga
F. L. Fane
G. Gena
Tremper
O'Connor
K. Te Mutehines
Thrauad
Hartigan
Mardstaff
H Saunders
W. Rhodes
Shipping Congestion at Newcastle Strains Port Officials
Newcastle authorities met with Railway Commissioner T T Johnson and aides to press for swift action on port congestion. Chamber of Commerce and coal port interests urged removal of tram sheds near the beach and improved loading gear to speed coal and vessel movements. Officials noted delays due to colliery stoppages and Christmas holidays, with plans to deploy additional coal hoists and crane capacity to ease the backlog.
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Neweastle
Aafternoon
T. T. Johnson
Kirkéaltie and
Richardson
Cbmentssionera
Counell
Chamber of Commerce
Cynsell
Maylor
Western
Union Steameli Company
New Zealand
Anlar
Melbourne
Sydney
Elon Company
Brown
Adelaide Company
Interstate Steamship Owners
Camen
South Australia
Goulburn
Eatward Scholes
hoists and wharfage add to increase in sea trade
Fragmentary text notes M-Myler hoists and extra wharfage space boosting coastal trade. Mentions adastional accommodations and seaworthy expansion but details are incomplete.
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Fone
Resignation and New Appointment to Forestry Commission
The Forestry Commission announces the resignation of Mr. Fehon after years of service as Railway Commissioner. His departure prompts the cabinet to appoint Mr. J. A. Curtis as his successor to join the Royal Commission on Forestry. Curtis, long associated with the timber industry, brings experience to timber affairs and policy.
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Landa
Shore
Fehon
Royal Commission On Forestry
Stain
Meath
J. A. Curtis
Multhough
Fire at Broken Hill destroys Mill House in Tinnde street
A Thursday night fire razed a four room wood and iron dwelling at Tinnde street north, owned by W. Hughes. The blaze consumed all at the residence, including 215 in cash. The Sun Office valued the building and furniture at £78. Victor Brabazon Cox has been appointed to a commission in Engrl furrl. P. A. Pearce named honorary inspector under new fruit pest provisions.
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Tinnde-street North
W. Hughes
Sun
Victor Brabazon Cox
C.P
Engrlfurrl
Commission of
Theneare
P. A. Pearce
Hyde Park Kiosk License Sought in Central Court
Ada Purdy applied at Leesemg Court for a license to operate a wine kiosk at Hyde Park. The bench declined to grant the licence noting many other alcohol outlets nearby and concerns about crowds, noise, and impact on public spaces. J W Aulligal represented Purdy in arguing for the open access to wine as elsewhere in the world.
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Ada Pardy
Leesemg
Central Police Court
Hirde Parke Kinsk
Tench
Messrs
Smithers
Kia
Love
Mitchell
Heer
Childern
Ube
J. W Auigall
Purdy
Sydney
Gaunimavely
Noienborhood
Wool Market Steady Ahead of Next Auctions
Goldsbrough Mort and Co report the wool market shows little change with buyers waiting for the auction to open. Some business has occurred but not on a large scale, and the market will be tested at next week's auctions to gauge demand and price activity for rents and crockery.
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Goldsbrough, Mort, and Company, Limited
Lota
Crokery
Dania Am
Buyare
Left in the Lurch Boarding House Watch with Immigrant Servants
A reporter interviews a Darling Point boarding house keeper about British immigrant girls hired as maids. The proprietor recalls three girls hired at £2 to £5 weekly, discontent over hours and privileges, and a failed attempt to form a union. She laments treatment of domestic staff and notes broader concerns about servant labor in Australia.
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SAM
Mls
Barnet
Ranpligh
Darling Point
Tiny
Newa
Ant
Ieetier
Poclark
Tom Noble
Walter
Jon
Ibn
Haeeer
Fe &T
nBu
Turan
Aho
London
Australia
Intelligence Department
Evening News
Jewellery heist tale at Rushiny Harden’s warehouse
In a Central Police Court case at a city warehouse on Some Gate Street, Daniel Simona and companions were charged in a burglary involving gold jewelry valued at £224. Police testified the suspects carried items upstairs and fled toward Well-sent streets. Simona and Symonds were arrested and questioned by Inspector Roche, with Leary, Clifton, and others named in the evolving inquiry. The trial advanced as officers traced movements through Little Redfern Street and surrounding districts.
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Daniel Simona
Walturisi
Burieey
Seerymonds
Charles
Walter Telford
Samus Kundera
Rushiny Hardsen
Stulea Sherela
Alteria
Brwkes
Sergant O'Dwa
Pune
Regent-ereet
Kelly
Withese
Kelly Ake
Fritgie
eBrner
Roache
Pringle
Pringia
Repliet
MbtMine
Symonds Simmona
Polios Station
Wien
Bemonde Toptlet
Bymonde Mnem
Leisbeedar Mets
Roche
Pevenien Mob
Leary
Clifton
Anatad
Soka Tower
Harper
Simone
Barr
Witkley
Los Station
Repling
Triford
Amrwer
Tolturt
Alteet
Stuyne
Aif
Conaisiily
Sedfers-atsent
Telford
Ming
Rymskde
AEG
Mtr
Jumatwld
Mit
Amd
Blasting at Macquarie Place causes window damage
Reported blasting at Macquarie Place in Sydney damaged property when a blast shattered windows at 2 Bi and Company. The event caused estimated damage of 29 pounds.
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Macquarie Place
Macquarie Muir
Aydney
Penmlgne
Moser Mi. 2 Bi and Company
Adjudication in Kensington Race Inquiry Shocks Owners
The inquiry into the sterianine of the bay tare race at Kensington last Saturday adjourned with a decision to disqualify owner B Tullweny, trainer Fernshar, and others. The incident saw accusations of improper handling and sparked broad fallout, including travel notes about trainers and a move to appoint a second representative for West Australia in swimming. The Glebe Work and Men's Institute elected to place Albert Cotter on a tribute role, while cricket fans mourn disruptions to a key national team member’s participation.
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Kensington
B. Tullweny
Albert Cotter
Landholders Make Huge Demands Prompt Minister
Mr Nobbs MLA met with the Minister for Works to present Auburn Council concerns over stormwater drainage. Landowners demanded exorbitant compensation for land affected by stormwater runoff that flooded a large area. Minister Lee noted the government had not acted yet and promised a report on overdue matters.
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Nobbs
Auburn Council
Lee
Barriers in share market hold steady amid broad activity
A fragmented market scene shows steady share prices with brokers noting cautious trading. Investors focus on blue chips and select equities as financial centers register mixed sessions.
Fuians and Gate Takings at Tamwood Fair
Fragmented OCR recounts payments and takings from the fair, noting a large cash amount and fees. It mentions a gate tally and a single day event with payments around £90, plus references to officials and a manager. Reads as a stray historical accounting note with garbled words.
Unclear OCR History Item on Stock Sale and Meeting
Fragmented text describes Homebush stock sales and a Peewee meeting, with dates, places, and figures obscured. Missing names, times, and locations hinder a coherent summary of events or outcomes for the stock sale or related meeting.
Wheat at Railway Stations Report Confused Message
Fragmented OCR text mentions wheat, railway stations, and various names in a garbled fashion. The readable portions hint at a report or note about wheat handling or delivery at stations, with scattered place names and individuals, but content is largely indecipherable.
Bad cheque case at St Poulos Court
Julius Altjeon Smith, 37, appeared at St Poulos Court on a charge of obtaining money by use of a valueless cheque. The accused allegedly passed a cheque for a non existent sum to purchase items at a store, then tried to pass counterfeit funds. The matter involved checks tied to Goauell's stop and a late payment to several parties.
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Julius Altjeon Smith
Deveriteat
Smartial Travelier
St Poulos Court
Tven
Goauell
Island Schooner Harriet Aten Sold to Nelson and Rotwertean
Members Nelson and Rotwertean of Sydeer purchased the schooner Harriet Aten at Witous and will sail for Tlandewnde, then to New Britain via Sydney next week. Captain Carlen will command the vessel.
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Rotwrtean
Sydeer
Nace
Harriet Aten
Witous
Methane
Tlandewnde
Ant
New Britain
Sydney
Caplain
Carlen
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Swimming Association
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Savings Bank
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Stott & Hoare's Business College
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Heller
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Tae
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Bare
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Pavel
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Eure
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Sir
Tars
Minlayee Fur
Cattalle
Worum
Carrieg
Muune
Gotgutt
Iain
Cata Verona
Bellinger
Sania Ware
Thomas Binith
Sauthy
Homebush Stock Sales
Wumlia
Mark Erabeneds
Esa
Yale
Ehlza
Carowe
Sunessia
Ferrin
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