Heatwave grips Jamies town with record temperatures
Local reports describe a four week spell of extreme heat in Jamies, with Monday and Tuesday bringing scorching conditions. Humidity intensified the heat, reaching near unforgiving levels as residents sought shade and cool drinks. By Friday crowds sought relief in shops and hotels, while cattle and livestock showed signs of stress amid blazing afternoons and warm evenings.
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Jamies
Wihmea
Balheinr
Furie
Freeham
Tigers
Sol
Spon
Aegreea
Public Holidays across districts amid February notices
Public holiday list shows moclaim across several municipalities and electorates including Murrumburrah Wollongong and Gunning districts. Dates span February 7 12 and 13 with additional entries for Hartley and Camphoria districts. note mentions The King of all medicines and Eucalyptus extract.
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Murrumburrah
Wollongong
Aidarie
Shellinder
Alewarra
Belay
Benruary
Geurie
Wadnessey
Gunning
Priday
Armidale
Wages
Hartley
Colemane, Sen's
Western Railway Proposal Gains Deputy Support
A deputation led by Mr Scobie M B A urged the Minister for Works to back a railway from Barellan to Hillston via Gunbar. They argued the line would unlock Crown land and boost Hillston’s agriculture, citing wheat shipments and local land purchases as proof of need. Mr Lee indicated no immediate line but promised to bring the route before the Public Works Committee after irrigation plans are settled.
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M Pequiat
Berellan
Iseough Gunbar
Hilstom
Scobie
M.b.a
Messrs. Kelly
Mscdauell Mx.l.a
Une
Guavar
Aeitler
Hillston
Manitoba
Hiliston
Sydney
Sepatation
Sud
Gunbar
Australia
Tteir
Turchee
Lee
Public Works Committee
Nord
Lands Department
Railway Commissioners
Public Works Department
Barellan
Dinya
Fillston
Lee Vonsidered
Cabinet
Tle
Terrigal Wharf Request Seen By Minister For Works
Mr Chariton M L A met with a Terrigal deputation and a petition from residents and local groups urging a wharf at Terrigal. The minister would inspect the site and has authority to alter his stance if local inspection proves necessary. The Shire Council had not yet moved on the proposal.
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Chariton
M.L.A
Terrigal
Prince Alfred
1 Way
Gostord
Lee
Benoit Propertiee
Terrors of the Law At Water Public Court
A court scene unfolds as a charge-sheet officer reads an intricate indictment to three defendants a man two women and a child. The magistrate questions their understanding while the lengthy list evokes treason like charges and reveals the alleged pretenses at issue. Lieutenant Stackleton is noted as away voyaging in the Antarctic.
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Water
London Wheat Market Weakens Amid Cautious Australian Prices
Private cables from London report a softer wheat market as buyers delay bids. Australian wheat quotes fall to around 1s 8d to 1s 34d per bushel while Sydney prices hover, and New South Wales and South Australian supplies face hesitation. The article notes sentiment driven by recent rains, absentee orders, and shifting expectations for price relief, with growers advised against premature sell-offs.
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London
Sydney
Adelaide
South Austra
N.E.W
Temora
Rydney
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
N.S.W
Sydney Produce Sales Report Confusing OCR Fragment
An OCR fragment from Sydney Produce Sales references cane trades and meetings with unclear details. It suggests discussions on prices or quantities but contains many garbled words, leaving the exact event, participants, or outcomes unreadable.
Sydney wool sales show limited price gains amid poor quality stock
At yesterday's focal wool sales 5882 bales were offered by Pitt Son and Badgers Limited, Australian Mortgage Land 4 Finance, and Co operative Wool and Produce Company Limited. Withdrawals numbered 2910. Prices barely moved with most stock faulty or inferior. Top price reached 1s 1 1/2d for certain leases, secureds up to 2d, and London reports note first Boo! sales opening with superior wools firm but general prospects weak for any but the best.
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Pitt, Son, and Badgers, Limited
Co-operative Company
JHB
Kooromgelip
Row Bom
Bala
Pitt, Bon
Badgers
Baver Glenarchy
Berea
Winchcombe, Carson, and Company
Iultet
Eport
Superior
London
Superior Wools
Pricss
Marknta
Wheat at Railway Stations in New South Wales Summary
Wheat stocks at New South Wales rail stations and Darling Harbour on January 18 totaled 958,955 bags with 263,087 bags carried from the prior week. The report lists numerous country stations and lines, including Temora, Coolamon, Parkes, Narromine, Dubbo, Murrumbidgee, and Orange, with varied quantities across districts and lines as part of official returns.
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New South Wales
Darling Harbor
Germanton
Walla Walla
Burrumvurtock
Brockienby
Dalliale
Ropetels
Coreen
Old Jaure
Marrar
Coolamon
Ganmain
Matong
Ferrigan
Finley
Hay
Parkes
Pores
Bogan Gate
Trundle
Wellington
Teore
Mligandra
Mumbil
Owtmide Terinn
Curle
Dubbo
Narroming
Cow
Bo- Siew
Waged
Uranquinty
the Rock
Milbrulang
Leahhart
Mandara
Porben
Rowan Gaiety
Trudie
Mumba
Dripatone
Maryvalend
Somertop-reed
Manilla
Tamworth
Moonlit
Wallangarra
Brenza
Nea Siding
Gravesend
Warfslds
Delawgre
Mount Russell
Greenwood
Tatal
Federal postage stamps debate at Sydney council
A Sydney council resolution urged the public to protest federal plans to move postage stamp printing from Sydney to Melbourne. The move would require costly new works, with existing machinery in Sydney. The council sought expert opinion for possible Premier action, but Alexandria council questioned the scope and viability of the matter.
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Toc Antiq
Puildington Council
Ivite
Nto
Symaer
Melbourne
Sydney
Hse
Aleandria Council
Amal- Sipat
Bush Fires at Sunny Corner Sparks Mysterious Noise
A fragmentary report describes a bush fire at Sunny Corner with unclear effects on nearby tows and potential impact on residents. The garbled text references Garona Mir, Murras's fare, and Brece Gearee Tovecain spies, suggesting a disrupted event or investigation following the blaze.
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Garona Mir
Murras
Fall From a Horizontal Bar Tragedy of a Girl
Coroner Mr H Hawking opened an inquest at Water Police Court into the death of Vera Connors aged years after a fall from a horizontal bar at her father's home. The child struck her head when the bar broke and later died of brain concussion and skull fracture at Royal North Shore Hospital.
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J.P
Water Police Court
Teronoa
Vera Connors
Roya North Shore
Gil
Eathy
Pansesis
Blu Abe
Gilchrist
Ster
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Aucy
Buliel
Abielside
Darley
Cape
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Ceylon
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Tn Aim
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Lucerne
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Miler
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Baldick Obi
de Blakee
Stratton's Siding
Beveridge
Premots Martin
Mullion Creek CT
Tece Poe
Omar Bacon
Faroe
Sydney Wool Sales
Sunny Corner
Andalkulate
Aarth
SUNOL
Mick Simmons
Nsw
Tabacco
Koco
Ateneo Sr Ata Sai
Eeshi
Wamos Farms Sroves Aos
Evertubee
Esi
Janes Ward
Sena
Eee
A. B.C
Fukase Roth
Clic
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Oal
Pitt-Street
Go Soveuaite
Mislaw Chale
Hoassesil
Sinan
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