Disturbance on a tram lands Tobin in court
Paddington Police Court heard Tobin, 21, charged with assaulting tram driver Joan Laing and damaging a tram window valued at 6d. Witness Dixon saw Tobin struggle near Ormonde, and Laing testified Tobin used rude language, struck her nose, and punched a youth. Tobin claimed self defense. the magistrate noted duty to public safety and sentenced him to three months hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
Tobin
Joan Laing
Able Dixon
Ormonde
Park Laing
Laing
Jos
Stirlinghurst
Barrack Hill
Tonia
Mas Sohn Hill
Matthewa
Cuem
Bondi
Satur
Indetetrate
Mr. Macfarlane
Gus
Wurther
Weather Notes Bring Frosts and Rain Totals Across Regions
The Stenweais Weather Bureau reports cold clear conditions with heavy frosts inland and coastal fronts. Rainfall totals across New South Wales include Balranald 6 and Wentworth 4 with widespread lows. kiandra hit 2 deg, various towns show 20s and 30s in temperatures, while forecasts warn of continuing frosts and unsettled spring needs for crops and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenweais
St LO
Murray
New South Wales
Balrenald
Euabalong
Mount Elandra
Tarewtta
Wentworth
Wyalong
Kiandra
Belle and
Coonabarabran
Oonows
Mungundi
Mogil
Bal
Collarendabri
Walgett
Corinda
Quambone
Narbir Hay
Coolamen
Wagga
Bingara
Narrabri
Tamworth Waltiad
Coonabarabsati
Coalah
Wellington
Molong
Grenfell Farhiedman
Morangard
Young
Odra
Murrumburrah
Junee
Elong
Albury
Tenterfield
Tabu' Taverell
Glen Innes
Bundarrarmidale
Waleha
Caasilis
Gulsos
Mudgee
Orange
Bathurst
Misplaced Confidence in Fireman Charged with Theft
William Tighe, a fireman, was before Water Court charged with stealing a watch and chain from Harry Hall, a carpenter, after meeting him near a steamship. The defendant admitted taking the watch and pawned the chain for eighteen pence before being sentenced to three months in jail. The trial notes 248 entries in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Huat
William T Ighe
Water Court
Harry Halloar Culor
M'Tighe
Mr Tighe
Utor
Seiutor
T.hhe
Evangelical Council Kept Sunday Rest Debate Sparks Action
A metropolitan area gathering of clergymen at the YMCA Hall Pitt Street Grdoor urged preservation of the Sabbath amid rising secular leisure. Speakers including Rev C A White Canon Boyes and Prof Harper pressed for legal changes and coordinated church, trades hall, and civic action to curb Sunday entertainment and Sunday labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew V M.C.A
Pitt-street
Grdoor
Rev
C. A. White
The
Evangelical Council
Canon Boyes
Sydney
High Court
Harper
D.D
Melbourne
Asalat
Roseby
C. C. Dunstan
Woolf-Rutledgs
P. J. Stephen
Angus King
Trades’ Hall Council
W. H. Howard
Walden
Tabernacle
Enmore
Offenders In Newtown Court Face Fines For Obscene Language
At Newtown Police Court Edgar Allen Jones, 23, and others pleaded guilty to vulgar utterances during public events. Jones warned after remarks at a University Oval football match. a constable heard the language. A labourer received £5 fine or two months’ jail for similar offences. a glassblower, 18, faced punishment for offensive words spoken in King Street. Magistrate condemned the conduct with a stern rebuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Smithers
Edgar Allen Jones
University Oval
Jones
Caaq
Golin Christie
King-street
Bing
Leveritas
Australia-street
Alia
Certai
Bax
Lithgow Ironworks Repairs And Extension
Monday update from Lithgow Ironworks shows 10 workmen assigned to repair and extension tasks. The firm aims to give lower paid workers priority during the settlement process as C Hoskina of the firm and L Morgan of the union depart by midday for Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithgow
C. Hoskina
Mr. L. Morgan
Sydney
Public Works Tenders Opened By The Tender Board
Tenders were opened by the Tender Board of the Public Works Department for several projects. Lease of public watering places at Meadows Tank and road Cobar to Wilcannia had two bids. police barracks Orange saw four bids with E F Frost and Company offering £1487 as the lowest. Strathfield South Public School fencing had six bids led by John W Lew at £26 1s 0d. Gordon Public School manual training room had nine bids led by J A Bailey at £50. Alleong Public School new buildings had four bids. Mudgee to Dupedoo railway station buildings section Mudgee to Gulgong had seven bids by Reid and Castles at £3759.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tander Board
The
Public Works Department
Meadows Tank
Road Cobar
Wilcannia
Orange
E. FP. Frost and Company
Strathfield South
John W. Lew
Decoration work for America Week attracts crowds at Town Hall
About £50 was raised this morning for the Citizens Fund to decorate streets for the American Battle Fleet visit. Promises bring the total to roughly £2600, though £2000 is not yet in hand. A rumor drew an army of would be workers to the Town Hall, but only two laborers and a handful of carpenters were needed for the limited site work. The Town Clerk said the citizens committees and City Council will carry out the decorating, limited to the Town Hall and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gundagral
R. §. Reid
Toorawénah
Alwara
Atric
Citizens' Fund
Ap “Evening News
America
Proposed Burrage Railway Seeks Branch Lines and Survey
A Bathurst meeting backed a railway from Burraga to Rockley to join Perth or George's Plains, aiming to boost closer settlement and mining districts. A railway league and branch leagues at Bathurst Mt David George's Plains and Perth will send a deputation to the Minister for Works. The Lloyd Copper Company will be asked to conduct a flying survey Burraga to Rockley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Rockley
Burrage
Perth
George's Plains
Burraga
Mount David
Rookley
H. M'Intosh
Abercrombie
Telegraph Tender Won for Pacific Mail Services 1910
Commonwealth Gazette reports the Department of External Affairs accepted Misors. Buran, Philp, and Company Limited bids to establish mail services across New Hebrides Banks Santa Cruz Bolo mona Norfolk Islands Gilbert Ellice Islands New Guinea and related routes. Tender spans 1 January 1995 to 31 August 1910 with rates 12000 pounds annually for first year and 10500 pounds for the remainder. A second three year contract from 1 November 1917 covers Sydney Brisbane Tulagi Giro Solomons Woodlark Island Samarai Port Moresby Yule Island Papua Cooktown Queensland and Brisbane to Sydney with yearly rates 3750 3260 and 2750 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Department of External Affairs
Misors
Buran, Philp, and Company, Limited
New Hebrides
Banks
Santa Cruz
Bolomone
Norfolk Islands
Gilbert and Ellice Islands
New Guinea
Im7
Sydney
Brisbane
Tulagi
Giro
Solomons
Woodlark Island
Samarai
Port Moresby
Yule Island
Papua
Cooktown
Queensland
Shortland Island
Solomon Islands
Wharf Worker Falls Eight Feet at Miller's Point
James M'Pherson a 24 year old wharf labourer from Young Street Annandale tripped while working on the French mail steamer Nera at Messageries Maritimes Wharf Miller's Point this morning and fell eight feet into the hold. He was rushed to Sydney Hospital by Civil Ambulants and admitted with injuries to his right arm and leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M'Pherson
Young Street
Annandale
Nera
Messageries Maritimes
Miller's Point
Sydney
Victimising Bathurst Storekeepers Surfaces in Court
In Bathurst Monday, Bessie Witts, a Sydney arrival, admitted falsely claiming goods valued 14s 774 from E Williams and Son were for a woman named Ann Beynon. She sought to victimize local storekeepers, stopping Beynon’s daughter for identification. Pleaded guilty, she received a £3 fine and one month imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Bessie Witts
Sydney
E. Williams Sod Company
Ann Beynon
Witts
Metropolitan Rugby Union Semi Final Impressions
ee aed Unit and University teams expect to clash in the Metropolitan Rugby Union semi final. Supporters anticipate a tense matchup as both sides vie for a place in the final, with coaches emphasizing discipline and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Aed
Metropolitan Rugby Union
Australian Amateur Championship Matches At Kenninton
Australian open and amateur championships continued at the Australian Golf Club Links Kenninton with fine weather and a west crosswind. Notable results saw Hon M Scott lead Duncan early, Pearce beat Hyland 5 up, Bidwell overcome Simpson 3 up and 2 to play, Christoe defeating OBrien 3 up, while the professional round began with Banks vs Soutar and Christoe and OBrien in morning action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Kennincton
M. Scott
Duncan
New Zealand
Simpson
Christoe
O. H. O’brien
Christee
O'Brien
Australian Golf Union
Bidwell
Hyland
Pearce
Scott
NSW Mineral Exports Fall As Metal Prices Decline
The Under Secretary for Mines reports six months of NSW export values down by £364,232 from the previous year due to lower metal prices. Silver lead, copper, and tin outputs fell by £764,327 in value, while coal exports rose by 407,276 tons and £399,995. Copper and tin ore imports total £15,637 and £65,236 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccc Eee Ees Seseee
Rejected sleepers stir South Africa New South Wales action
The South African government rejected 120 railway sleepers from NSW, triggering subsequent talk of a NSW official inspection. Contractor Mr Gam of Newcastle is reportedly unwilling to cover inspection costs. South African authorities claim a large shipment carriage fee from Delagoa Bay to Germiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Gam
Newcastle
Portrait of the missing Elder Mackie published
Melbourne reports the publication of Elder Mackie’s portrait strengthens belief that the body in question resembles the deceased pastor, noting the same drooping moustache style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mackie
Ballot initiative aids local hospitals by proceeds
Vague OCR note reports proceeds from a local ballot drive directed to support hospitals. Identifiable entities are missing or garbled. readable parts suggest fundraising through a ballot measure intended to bolster medical facilities. Further details are unclear due to distorted text.
Trotting Trials At Epping Features Close Finishes
Late sporting notes from Epping Trotting Club showcase three main events. Van Roy led in the Trial Handicap over 1 mile 1 fur, winning easily in 2 minutes 0 seconds amid bets of 4 to 1 on Van Roy and 6 to 4 against Briton. Flying Handicap results saw May M win by two lengths in 2 minutes 27 seconds, with Brazil Junior and Mummell Childe among contenders. Venture, ridden by Pointing, edged Nest by three lengths in the Club Handicap over 1 1/2 miles, with strong betting on Venture at 7 to 4 and Nest at 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Roy
Hogan
Martin
Huon Tuxedo
Dace
Burne
Claredo Boy
Picaninny
Jun
Dearest
Fred N
van Boy
Brazil
Milsom
Mummell Childe
Succ Bhd
Enn Vecancmmareere
May M
Potter
Benke
Venture
Sad
Ser
Nest
Millsom
BAN Toy
Bird
M‘millan
Roxedo
the Queen
Toxie
Prines Valdemar
Baden
Forest King
Trixie II
Allee
Proba
Phyllis M
Yellow Jack
Eva
Om Venture
Dmin
Victoria considers NSW rugby league rules for football unity
At a Victorian Football League meeting a letter from J J Giltinan proposed mixing Australian football rules with those of the New South Wales Rugby League. Delegates favored a conference to discuss amalgamating rules for broader uniformity and potential expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Football League
J. J. Giltinan
New South Wales Rugby League
Melbourne
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
New South Wales
England
North Rugby Unies
Wilson
Essendon
Australasian Football Council
Strickland
Collingwood
C. Hickey
Burglars At Petersham Target Local Home
In Petersham district recent house robberies culminated with a Saturday night break in at the residence of Mr. W. F. Roberts on Crystal Street. While occupants were away between 3 and 10 p.m., thieves stole a silver mounted beetle and jewellery valued around £15, sparing plated ware and bulkier items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersham
W. F. Roberta
Crystaletrest
Expensive Inquiry Remarks At Inquest
The coroner presided over an inquiry concerning a railway case. Jurors were paid three guineas each, with a total stipend of ten guineas for the panel, reflecting the cost of the proceedings.
Winter Dress Fabrics and Furs at 10 Percent Off
Farmers & Company Limited in Sydney advertises a 10 percent discount across winter dress fabrics, black and Fooney silks, furs, ladies coats and costumes, skirts, dressing gowns, ribbons, sumshades, laces, and related items.
Market Quotations Drift With Barrier Lines Saturday
The Share Market and private cables show a slight relapse to barrier lines on Saturday with Broken Hill Proprietary at 38s 6d buyer, North Broken Hill 438 6d buyer, Mount Lyell 298 74d buyer, and Briseis at sod. Sydney opened with a setback but Junction North held firm and Broken Hill South buyers reappeared at midday. Gold dredging recoveries include Ovens Valley 29 oz, Macquarie 49 oz, Turon 24 oz, and Buckland River 48 oz. various company sales and quotational shifts noted across Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill Proprietary
North Broken Hill
Mount Lyell
Briseis
South
Ovens Valley
Associated Macquarie
Turon
Tewkebury Amalgamated
Buckland River
Sydney
A.J
Bank
Chillagoe
Con
Vulcan Tin
Broken Hill South
Gés
Gia
Hillgrove
New Brilliant Freehold
Ditto
Colonial Sugar Refining
Broken Hill Junction
Bonnie Dundee
da Sd
Kylee Copper
Perkins and Company
Allen Taylor and Company
Burns, Philp, and Company
Kyler Copper
Junction North
North Columbia
Clark's H.W. Tpabl
Kylee
Homebush Stock Sales Report Large Sheep and Cattle Trade
At Homebush stock sale 19 870 sheep and lambs drawn for sale and 17 488 penned, with many prime and shorn sheep forward. Market strong with gains from last sale. Prime welders 178 to 18s 6d, extra 19s 1d. Lambs brisk. primes 15s 9d to 16s 9d. Cattle numbered 1039 with queensland 271. prime heavy cattle scarce and cows in fair supply. Bullocks up to 13 10s, cows to 9, trucks booked for Thursday include 501 sheep vans and 113 cattle waggons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Queensland
Southern District
Melbourne
Shot Through the Head Goulburn Maday Tragedy
A young man named Robert Arthur, a carter employed by Mr Charles Rogers, was shot through the head in an incident reported from Goulburn on Maday. The brief item notes the casualty and identifies the principal involved, with authorities expected to investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Maday
Robert Arthur
Carter
Charles Rogers
Balmain Coal Strike Delegates Present Proposal to Manager
Miners at the Balmain coal mine submitted a proposal to the general manager after a morning meeting. The manager reportedly refused to budge. A further meeting was planned for this afternoon to discuss the situation, which remained unsettled.
Melbourne farewell as 3000 women bid Lady Northcote goodbye
About 3000 women workers gathered at Government House Melbourne to bid farewell to Lady Northcote in a public show of support for the nation. The event reflected wartime morale and solidarity among female laborers as they gathered to honor the figure associated with national service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government House
Melbourne
Lady Northcote Iopmans
Manuka at Sydney steamer lands mails at Circular Quay
The R M S Manuka under Commander E Phillips arrived Burney Heads at 2 13 am and berthed at Circular Quay. From Vancouver January 19 she carried 107 casks 318 packages drugs 200 cases patent medicines 60 cases corsets and other cargo for New Zealand and Australian ports. Passengers included Mark Hambourg Mme Hambourg and infant. Mails were received and sorted at the GPO saving time for a Sydney train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M.S. Manuka
E. Phillips
Vancouver
Burney Heads
Pinkenba
Queensland
Circular Quay
Phillips
New Zealand
Mark Hambourg
Mme. Hambourg
Infant
G.P.O
Sydney
Shipping Notes and Coal Trade Updates From Port Jackson
The log details late shipping arrivals from Sydney and coastal routes with vessels such as Gueensclif Oroya Seydill2 and Bombala, plus arrivals at Byron Bay and Jervis Bay. Coal trade shows reentry clearances at Newcastle Customs, listing Armadale Laurawisch Calandia and Kaipulsi for Hobart Auckland. The Grantala captain J Sim reports a fast crossing from Fremantle to Adelaide, with comparisons to the Balazie and staged observations of stars Baturn and Achernar during the voyage. The voyage included weather observations, steamer interactions, and port calls at Melbourne and Sydney with 106 passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueensclif
Oroya
Co.r.m.g
Sydney
Seydill2
Gom.s
Bombala
Adelaide
Invergay
Richmond River
Hrumah
Bydmey
At & A.m
Byron Bay
Cavanba Ts
Por Stephens
Wruth
Jervis Bay
Newcastle
Armadale
Tal Tal
Lrurawisch
Wangenul
Ealandia
Hobart
Kaipulsi
Auckland
Leamer Grantala
Adelaide Steamship Company
J. Sim
Port Jackson
Sim
Frementie
Cape Leeuwin Walch
Alb
Fremantle
Alfteny
King George's
Balazie
Troolts
Cane Florda
On &H
Baie
Albany
Malls
Melbourne
Yarra
Wilson's
Howard Smith Coneys
Aaseke See Ee
Afric
Skell Reck
Salazie
Bet Bo Ape
Balasie
Mystery Slogan Prompts Linotype Room Job Ads
Fragmentary OCR shows a job ad and local notices seeking a strong boy for the Linotype Room and an Overseer in the Composing Room. Names like Dr. P. M. Wood and locations such as Liverpool and Melbourne appear amid unclear lines and stray phrases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxford Street
Lithgow Ironworks
New Public Works
Dunedoo
S. Golf
N.S.W. Mineral Industry
Australasian
F. A. Bennett
Epping
V.A.T.C. Weights
Ibst
Arloga
Enchanted States
Choir Boy
Lady Oulz
Cachuca
Elderalic Wena
Saveracates
Blue Streak
Tom Grogin
Sae Wollara Ae
Dalnay Paraloch
Wattle Vale
Liberator
Ripon
Jack
South Head
Philip Worth
Homer
Nigel
Waipu
Westeria
Charlemagne
Giencos Dagoba Sa
Fascinator Zalski Hyalite
Kalnuk
Coraki
Albert Beens
Sea Gemours
Kuala Lumpur
Wolseley
Lothian
Ty Ally Sloper
Elderslie Fe
Bain Dante
Wollara
Maui
Manasona
Maine
Atahua
Phillip Worth
Rakukuasady
Darius Baindale
Waenee
Weateria Sue
Old Chapple Napier
Glory
Seymour Lamond
I Hilton
Nigel i
Albert Erte
Mercury
the Sun
Sovereizn
C.K
Kilora
Manly Swimmer
Melenite Anrus
Roma
Koraki
Cachuca Saverne
O Topaz
Paddy's Land
O Quail
Sar Lo Vernon
Sean Dalay
Ohwin
Conde
Charters Towers Firm
O.K
Associated
Great Boulder
Victory United
Sted
King's Blut
South Broken
South Blocks
Colonel North
North Broken
Victoria Zeehan
Elliow
Wrnilford
Mons Meg
Cathcart
Macknaya Sa
Collmann
New Moon
Homebush Stock Sales
Sheep and Lambs Firm
Balmain
Manuka
Bra
Hawken
Wood and Company, Funeral Dos Te
Gruden
P. M. Wood
Liverpool
Ashfield
Sleepers
Bic & Hunter-strest
Ardaeg, Tel Sah
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