Australian Daslight Company Annual Meeting Reflects Gas Growth
The Australian Daslight Company held its full yearly meeting at its head office in Boat Street City on Thursday afternoon with Mr George J Cohen chairman. Directors reported profit after tax and depreciation and recommended a dividend of 6d per old share and proportion on new shares, payable at the Bank of New South Wales from today. The chairman praised continued progress in gas consumption, noting a half year rise of 87 million cubic feet and a yearly rise of 179 million, electric lighting work in Mortlake and widening branch networks. The company emphasized increased revenue, reduced bad debts, expanding mains and services, and plans to meet winter demand, with 64,000+ customers and ongoing vessel and coal handling difficulties. The meeting approved the dividend and passed thanks to directors and officers.
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Daslight Company
George J. Cohen
All Reetora
J. Lukey
Bank of New South ‘Wales
George-strew
Lyney
Tyler Hoube
Mortlake
Kuringal
Itumlemad
Natharalwiteet
Haymarket
Pitt-street
Marticke
Commonwealth
Mnandafly
Tte
Oper
Enoria
London
New South Wales
Epeland
J. F. Blorey
J.T. Wilabire
Robbing a Tent Case at North Sydney Court
Robert Bailey, 19, and William Gliver, 17, laborers, were convicted at North Sydney Police Court for stealing clothing worth 20s from Hugh Mauchlin at Lavender Bay Wharf on January 3. Bailey received three months imprisonment with labour. Gliver was fined 408, with imprisonment in default. Anthony Gabriel Kitchever, 21, pleaded guilty to using improper baggage and was imprisoned.
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Robert Bailey
Wiliam
Thomas Gliver
North Sydney Police Court
Lothing
Hugh Mtauehlin
Trom
Sidan Tar ‘Bor
Talley
Oliver Eae
AL North Graney
Folloe Osa
Anthony Gabriel Kitchever
Central Asian Earthquake Terrible Death Toll in Bokhara Region
A Daily Telegraph correspondent reports a catastrophic earthquake near Bokhara on October 2, devastates Karatag and surrounding villages. About 15,000 killed in Hissar and Dinan districts with estimates of up to 35,000 dead overall as vast tomb-like fissures and gasps of black water mark the scorched landscape.
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Bt. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Getalle
Bokhara
Karatag
Avis
Karatag ix
Ton
Ginace
Tom
Habtain
Katadial
Bolten
Reise
Ulaly
Bot Azewersd
Bey of
Diaz
Boulao
Calle
London Wool Sales Report From Wondon Evening Market
London wool sales show uneven demand with good wools firm and inferior merino down. Prices for fine crossbreds steady while coarse types rise or fall. buyers cautious amid variable trading. Cooperative and private agents note higher market for good combing wool but overall declines in several descriptions.
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Wondon
Ham
Tore Hirk
Une Lebel
London Agunte
Shange
Co-operative Wool and Product Company, Limited
Aye
London
Digestive Tables Mentioned In Public Letter
A fragmentary letter from Mire. David Jones of Polar Main and others discusses digestive tablets. The note references Shelden's Digestive Tablets and confirms concern over effectiveness and access.
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Pelaw Main
Coonamble
Mire
David Jones
Polar Main
Comamite
Bam
Shelden
Ancient drought grips Illawarra coast towns and farms
The report details a severe drought across Illawarra and Nowra areas withKiama Berry and Nowra experiencing almost total water loss. Rainfall records show historic shortfalls, livestock suffer, dairy and butter production drop sharply, and factories report reduced output. Farmers face mounting debts while cattle are culled or fed at high cost.
Cattle Migration North Amid Drought and Water Crisis
The Illawarra and surrounding districts face severe drought forcing cattle movements north to Gore and Gowibara. Cattle numbers rising with 200 head moving north last week and 34040 tom Gowibara unloading planned. Water shortages trigger wells and public mains cuts, with authorities digging wells and conserving supplies as storms bring partial relief.
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Rosam Mall
Alber Searls
Reiber Lima
Porth Bay
Abseree
CPB
Spier
Beam Tate
Tilawarra
Gore Tevered
Wociety
A. J. Burcher
Profyetios
Avallance
Tom Gowibara
Mary
Lawarra
Ulewarra
Riana
Gywentry
Berry
Uphald
Monrrad
Nowra Che
Etthou
Maine
Guihoritien
Rey
Saturday Mails From GPO Sydney to Global Destinations
Readable section lists shipments and sailings from Sydney GPO to Antofagasta, Lord Howe, Norfolk Islands, New Hebrides, Hawke Group, Auckland, Wellington, Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Macleay River area, Newcastle, Melbourne, Port Said, Surabaya, Sumatra, Batavia, Singapore, West Indies, Brisbane, Macquarie Island, Richards Bay, Clarges River, Tasmania, Melbourne via Lookout, and Western Australia. Mentions special handling for vessels and transmission notes.
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G.P.O
Wellington
New Zealand
Tre Monte Video
Burtion Ayres
Rio Janeiro
Clarguew
Tasmania
Wilpayene Firat
Reshan
Want Coast
Tye
Biania
Melbourne
Gowan
Weat Australia
Ehip
A Spendthrift Bankrupt at Park Lane Court
A young Maland gentleman described as a spendthrift admitted spending between £8000 and £9000. The case, heard at the Mankrinity Court London, revealed scant assets and a finding that much of his fortune was squandered. An Assistant Official Receiver urged trustees to curb further extravagance and protect the remainder from mismanagement. The meeting adjourned with the aim of safeguarding the debtor’s remaining funds.
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Albion
Park
Lim Sittin
Steidt
WF. Marton
Maland
Park Inne
St. James’ Place
London
Bowyer
Aebler
Death of Mr Bayley Secretary of Australana Company
The newspaper records the death of Mr W E Bayley aged bd years after an operation on Sunday. He was secretary of the Awaficas Toberes Company of Australana and known as a busy businessman active in public affairs. He died at Mook wood Cemetery amid conflicting details in the damaged text.
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Williame Prowt Mayley
Awaficas Toberes Company
Australana
Citi
Bayley
Retiring aldermen lamond pittman and williams leave council
The municipal council notes retiring aldermen Lamont Lamond Pittman and T J Williams after long service. Lamont, who served 23 years, is honored for his contributions. They are thanked for their service as the city prepares for future leadership and transitions.
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Amarmen Lamond
Pittman
T. J. Williams
Camptien
Siteriocu
Alfertean Lamont
Tiwaa Fe
Peinraere
Inducements to Immigrants and Related Mention
Fragmentary OCR notes reference J. Palmer and a Senator, with unclear phrases about inducements to immigrants and a cited work or event. The legible items include mentions of Bayar and a time note, but specifics and context are missing, leaving an unreadable transcription.
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J. Palmer
Sen
Ibewy
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