Police Barracks Life and Regulated Housing Standards
The article describes life in metropolitan police barracks including forced relocation, government supervision, and the impact on families. It details building conditions, sanitation, cleanliness, and discipline, noting the private versus government provided meals, lodging norms, and the perceived advantages of barrack life for duty flexibility and public safety during disturbances. It cites provisions for cookhouses, water, and garrison allowances, with costs and meal variations for officers and recruits.
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Maar
Iim
Farrack
Quay
Vest
Voliceman
Perhapm
Nike
Triah
Wellan
Mos
Shopkeeper Fined for Sunday Fruit Sales Thirty Third Time
In Water Police Court on a Tuesday, Opoteie Fava faced a fine of £4 for selling fruit on Sundays, his thirty third offense. A Byoving News correspondent witnessed his remarks defending Sunday sales, arguing shops should be allowed to open on Sundays, contending government policy favors public access and fairness. He linked the issue to hospital trips and customer needs, urging a square deal and broader open-shop rules under government oversight.
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Opoteie Fava
Sumiey
Hol
Faya
Elizabeth
Castinreagh
Fara
Mirret
Rowley
Watson
Alther
Tay
Circular Quay
Sydney
New South Walon
Wbo
Tecomsa
Yooser
Rma Comomnere
White House Hospitality Rules Debate Surface
The piece discusses potential prohibition in the District of Columbia and how a presidential veto or signing of related appropriation could affect White House hospitality. It notes past attempts at moralizing guest conduct under earlier administrations and mentions Mrs. Hayes as an example when dining etiquette was insisted upon.
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White House
Washington
Colum Dik
Sivastrom
Columba Rin
Roosevelt
Hayes
Mra. Hayes
Rte
Ara Ynges
America
Mexic
White Houses
Lincoln
M‘kinney
Prince Henry of
Prucsin
Prince Hrary
Ernst Gorstenberg
Tke
Gerstenberg
United States
Arthur
Arthur Wan
Paddington Bombardment Case At Police Court
Richard Watkeins 21 stonemason Casrles Poulter 6 labourer and John Branda Walsh 11 railwayman faced Paddington Police Court over January 17 assault on George Andrews of Oxford Street. They were remanded for a week amid related damages and other allegations, with the trial described as rising above mere sensationalism.
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Mr. Macfarlane
Paddington
Richard Watkeins
Stonemason
Casrles Poulter
Inborer
John Branda Walsh
Raiveman
George Andrews
Oxford Street
William Stokes
Oxford
Missing sheep mystery at Glebe Island sale
A cartage worker from Mundss rover delivered a flock of 231 sheep to Glebe Island yards but 201 were found when sorted. Police investigate how 30 sheep vanished while the owner and staff explain the mix up may have occurred during transit or through another flock. The loss is valued near £100.
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Rover
J. A. Mieid
Carois
Glebe Island
Grover
Tef
Grievances of Milk Boys Over Wages
Milk boys employed by Presh Food and Ice Company claim they are underpaid for their weekly earnings. They refused to operate carts for an hour. company official says wages are fair with most boys earning under a weekly limit. Three lads presented grievances and the manager promised a fair, speedy review.
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Presh Food and Ice Company, Limited
Up-to-Date Opticians Open in George-maeet Area
Mesnrs Angus and Conte jewelers announce an optician partner and three well-lighted rooms for optical work. They claim affordable spectacles and eye care, with emphasis on patient safety and compliance with medical standards.
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Mesnrs
Angus
Ryde Dairymen Fined for Supplying Watered Milk
At Harpsby Police Court on Tuesday Dr Edward Marshall Jackson of the Board of Health reported dairymen, including Burns and Shields, pleaded guilty to selling watered milk on December 1%. Government Analyst confirmed added water. Dairymen faced fines and warned of stricter penalties if repeated.
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Thres
Huenes
Burns
Shields
Ween
Harpsby
Edward Marshall Jackson
Board of Health
T. Bure
TATA
Rabinen
Behaif
Department of Public Health
Dairyman
Conri
Walle Hho
Robbom
Hughes
T. Burns
Exéalde
Clarks
Music in the Park at Herie Park with J Dwetin
A Newtown district music event features Mr J Dwetin leading a storage program in Herie Park. The evening includes a march and performances by the Maciomaliot ensemble and others.
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Newtown
J_ Dwetin
Hirie Park Tse
Tee Memcannr Fey
NSW Forest Question Amid Reform Call
A 1908 NSW Department of Lands extract outlines forest resources, extent, and need for reform. It notes amber and hardwood varieties, the era's overharvesting, and estimates 16 to 40 million acres with reserves for timber. It discusses reserve needs, growth rates, and calls for a comprehensive forestry policy to ensure future timber supply. The piece emphasizes rapid reform and careful management to prevent depletion.
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New South Wales
R. Dalrymple-Hay
Department of Lands
New Bout Wales
Bara Woods
Burke
Ergardth
Avallahia
OMIA
Arca
Yteol Neues
Countriee
Indus
Knaudeder
Wny
Fatal Street Brawl Claims Life of Thomas Dar
A fatal street brawl ends with the death of Thomas Dar as police investigate the chaotic scene. Witnesses describe a sudden mob fight erupting in the downtown area. Authorities have not released further details pending autopsy results.
City of Sydnee Ratepayers Association Faces Challenge
At a meeting of City of Sydnee Property owners and shopkeepers the group debated renaming and considered bylaws to empower the council to levy funds for city improvements. Skepticism arose over legality and the association’s funding, with several members arguing the bylaw was ultra vires and could be challenged in court.
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Sydnee
Feateravers
Arnoelation
Wednesdas
Alan Gworgesbert
Couzell
Merlin Montoms
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