Sydney Storm Deluge Drenches City Suburbs
Last night a heavy storm drenched Sydney with widespread rain and strong gusts. Rainfall peaked in parts with intense downpours in 40 minutes and a 60 point total in an hour, causing minor flooding around Gordon and Bankstown while some western districts reported lighter totals. Authorities warned of further showers within the region, but reservoirs were not immediately affected.
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Sydney
Con ‘Hui
Gms Rous
Sinek
Ame
Sotho
Couth
Ous Viluir
Gordon
Greid
Regis- Weert
Bankstown
Lountry
Ujyat
Palafel
Prospect
Yinini
Parramatta seeks loan to fund water and sewer plan
A troubled Parramatta council grapples with a costly sewerage and water scheme. The plan, pegged at about 270000, requires borrowing under the Faecal Government Act to extend water supply from North Rocks Reservoir. The council faces borrowing limits and needs Public Works approval to fund improved water and sewerage for the town.
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Parramatta Goppell
North Rocke Heservaly
Oun Jong
Te Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewermee
Uhal Lhd
North Rocks
Public Works Department
Parraimatta Comnel
Ciunell
Parra
Lind
Parramatta
Esau
Minster
Political Labor League conference discusses platform and amendments
The Political Labor League conference convened at Trades Hall in Howlourssirnet City with vice president Lncewig leading sessions. Delegates debated railway revenue and private land conditions, while a motion, about funding and private lands, was rescinded. the Youth fundraising motion was passed and Mayor Co announced renewed support from members.
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Ponda Ekungs Taal Evrumg
Trades Mail
Howlourssirnet
P. Errant
Lncewig
Jonoos
Thy Nasies
Santiter
Svaiopy
Caruun
Mur
I. Watinn
MPL
Neaane
Lamond
Myyor Co
Par- Luton
Boot sale offers deep cuts on shoes and bows
Mr Gardiner promotes a large footwear clearance as the new season arrives. Prices slash up to 32 percent on George and Oxford shops. Staff prep at Bath outlets, with many items labeled in plain figures and Wool bargains advertised.
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Jon Gardiner
Ewitman
Jim Gardiner
Bath
Oxford
Veryu Ming Jn
Unprovoked Assault Case Before Central Poller Court
Emily Perryman, 62, appeared in Central Poller Court on an assault charge involving acquaintance Agnes Noland. Perryman claimed no prior knowledge of Noland and denied recognizing her. Noland alleged Perryman struck her in the eye causing a bruise. Prosecutors noted Perryman had prior court appearances in the past year.
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Emily Perryman
Central Poller Coure
Agnés Noland
Prose Puirty
Byte Park
Acemerd
Berryman Strucker
Sha
Glaneog and Inglebysa Market News
Ashford and Inglebyra report in a fragmentary note on local trade and health remedies. The text mentions a cough and cold remedy named Sew Discovery and a summer drink described as exhilarating. It hints at chest complaints and lung trouble with promotional language.
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Misa J. Sutherland
Aakford
Wore
Wettaa
Roman Catholic primary prize distribution in Sydney
The annual Roman Catholic primary schools examinations awarded scholarships money prizes and certificates. Cardinal Moran presided at St Marys Hall Sydney with many church and civic figures present. He noted progress in diocesan schools and urged adoption of a uniform programme to honor teachers and pupils.
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St. Mary's Hall
Collegestront
Sydney
Cardinal Moran
Monsignor O'Brien
St. John's College
Monsignor Carroll
Monsignor O'Haran
Very
Very Mera Dean Slattery
J. Furlong
St. Benedict’s
Father Frederick
Ube Uc
North West Drought Hits Emmaville Hard
Emma ville reports severe drought with extreme heat and scarce water. Grass and pasture burnt away, stock water restricted, mining slowed as rivers and wells run dry. Dredge Elsie halted due to water shortage and continued dry conditions threaten winter fodder and local economy.
Memorials And School Progress At Randwick North Sydney
A local report notes ongoing church and school building at Randwick North Sydney and nearby areas with new convents presbyteries and diocesan ceremonies. It highlights recent inaugurations at Ostrimal Gelden Grove Springwood and Hawkesbury, plus new catechisms and a call for public rain to ease mining and water shortages impacting workers.
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Brigidime
Randwick
St Aloysius’ College
North Sydney
Larells
Presbyteriaa
Pymble
Rotany
Granville
Balmain
Canterbery
Kaseemba
Anhiteia
Mowat Victoria
Jesse
Q’haran
Nash
Eoigmation
Tick Pest Restrictions Proclamation for Mitchell Area
A proclamation warns that loose cattle within five miles of Mitchell Queensland in the last three months may enter New South Wales via Mungindi Goondi Windi or Texas under Schedule B details. Cattle from the Queensland region require certificates endorsed by the Queensland Inspector of Stock and inspection and dipping by New South Wales Inspectors. Clearing yards west of Mungindi are closed to cattle within 66 miles of Mitchell. Restrictions remain in effect for 17 months.
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Mitchell
Queensland
Mungindi
Goondi‘windi
Mungind
Goondiwind
Texas
Band concert in Centennial Park tomorrow afternoon
The RA Band plans a western Centennial Park program tomorrow at 2:30 PM featuring excerpts from Lesing Parts Mongeot Barbier de Seville Ressini and Verdi arrangements. Highlights include Beners and Andaluateche plus Intermeno and Low Mows Hay.
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Centennial Park
Mongeot
Barbier de Seville
Ressini
Beners
Nathan
Verdi
iQodtrey
Rilembers
Mathews
Baillven
Poultry Book Offer Promoted Amid Brief Items
A fragmented clipping lists titles and names tied to a poultry book promotion and related small notices. It references Barkis-trust Sydney and a C. T. Chitin motif, alongside a note about a best summer drink and a mechanized term. The readable portions point to advertisement-style content rather than a full article.
Annual meeting notes Pie Barmere and Dairymen's Limited
The annual meeting at the company's office Harris and Temas streets Astine was presided by director RH Antill. The report for the year ended December 31 shows a credit balance of 7811 4s to a4 7d 199 11d after depreciation and bad debts. Premises at Harrie and Thomas streets were removed and rebuilt with modern insulation and machinery to improve efficiency. Directors praise shareholder and customer support and report a substantial trading increase for the year. A 10 percent dividend is recommended to shareholders free of income.
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Pie Barmere and Dairymen’s ‘Mite ‘Limited
Harris and
Temas Streets
Astine
Aesday
RH. Antill
Harrie and
Thomas Streets
Rales
New Town Hall for Marrickville Proposed
The article discusses a new town hall for Marrickville with estimates on construction timing and minimal interference with existing funds. It compares revenue figures from Crescot Town Hall over four years and Dulwich Hill hall, assesses capital values of the project, and notes anticipated operating costs and ratepayer impact.
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Crescot Town Hall
Dulwich Hill
Teteras
Perry Tolls Fare Schedule On Ferry Routes After March
The document lists tolls for Dover Gratton Harwood Hexham Louth Menindio Nelsons Plains Raymond Terrace Tye Spit Taree Tita War Kool and Woodburn. Rates apply to adults, children under 23, horses, bicycles, sheep goats cattle and vehicles. Quarterly tickets available for advance payment covering multiple vehicles but not transferable.
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Dover Gratton
Harwood
Hexham
Louth
Menindio
Nelson's Plains
Raymond Terrace
Tye Spit
Taree
Tita
War Kool
Woodburn
Aldermen Returned in Stacked Municipal Races
The article reports unopposed returns for multiple wards across Ashfield Strathfield Canter bury Enfield Petersham Sydenham and more. Re elected names include Jones Minto Stanton Blair Parsons Gordon and several others among ward and borough councils.
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Bows
Ashfield
T. H. Jones
Vero Read
Alfred Crans
James Minto
Richard Stanton
Charies Hugh Surwood
George Scott Blair
Alfred Thomas Carpenter
Michael Sheppard
William Archer
Sroest Edward Sanders
Richard Shuts
Strathfield
Albert
Bomdiations
Wurray
A. L. Loyd
B Yabaley
F. Turner
South Want
George Brown
H. E. Pratten
T. Cratchley
J. AL
Walter Creenfield
Burwood
W. L Dash
Gregz
F. Raid
Hector Ham
Canterbury
Robt. Dut
E. B. Fey
C. RS. Wilburn
W. H. Tuckwell
A. B. Well
Lake West
J. Allen
Beach
Z Ward
J. Mackay
G. Martow
Petit
Peteesham
Jewisham Wart
H. Davies
A. Ferguson
T. J. Peles
Perils of Glenmore Road in City Meeting Record
A fragmented report describes proposals on Glenmore Road involving trimming dangerous corners and installing tramway work. Alderman Pa seconds a motion to use influence to carry out resumptions, with discussion centered on safety and road work details.
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Les Hilary
Steyn
Glemmorereathe
Readeacha
Waverley
Parks Use Policy Debated After Park Accident
North Sydney council debated ending public park access for animals after a fatal accident to a child in Camberay Park. Alderman Wilkin argued against allowing livestock and noted horses and cows pose greater risk to children. supporters cited dirt and mischief in parks. The mayor said proposals would be reviewed in June. the motion failed.
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North Sydney
Wilkin
Ireen
Camieray Park
Sol
Bovenen
Bert Wml
Pest
Art Exhibition by Messie Muffauld and Will Ashton in Sydney
An exhibition showcases sketches to oils and watercolors by Messie Muffauld and Adelaide painter Will Ashton in Sydney. Works include Old Houses In Cumberland Street Berry Lane Circular Quay and Berry's Bay scenes. Ashton presents atmospheric pieces, while Muffauld’s program hints at drought and urban views through restrained color.
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Messie
J. Muffauld
Will Ashton
Sydney
Mr. Ashton
Adelaide
Pitt-street
Cumberland Street
Berry-lane
Circular Quay
Boasing
Cumberland-street
Berry's Bay
Baton
Borri
Sugar Industry Outlook for Next Season Refers Weather Delays
Fragmented OCR text suggests discussions of the sugar industry and planting delays due to three months of adverse weather. Mentions Whitney No 12, Geman Cream, and George Taesage Nei gene 13538 with references to mills of metals and worker activity. Still unclear specifics.
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Wis Eres
Whitney
George Teasage
Aagx
Sportsmans Narrow Escape in West Maitland
In West Maitland Joe Brown and four racing men witnessed a near disaster when a dray horse bolted across a padlock and toppled its driver. The horse rolled, narrowly missing serious injury as the cart wheel passed over the man’s head. Wounds required stitching and authorities noted safety improvements and monitoring after the incident.
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West Maitland
Thoretar
Joe Brown
Dewit
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