Rose Bay Seeks Separation Over Woollahra Debt Strain
Local residents of Rose Bay press talks of secession from Woollahra Council to form a separate municipality. They fear loss of government aid, rising administrative costs, and increased rates to cover Woollahra debt, with road works and services likely funded elsewhere. The piece argues for coordinated regional action rather than new small municipalities and urges public meetings and petitions.
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Rose Bay
Woollahra
Tivol Beach
Bia
Kerplig Oan Woo
Woal- Yahra
Woal Intra
Ross Bay
Howe Bay
Jhowe Bay
Woollabra
Rose Tay
Binte
Abelumbe
Woollahen
Sally Httle
Stove Bay
Rosefey
Yasphalted
Hrdars
Commonwealth
Sydney
Towas
Boath
Conley
Willeedeoine
Uren Farowes
Maying
LASCAR INJURED IN FATAL HOLD ACCIDENT
Gracchus at Woolloomooloo Bay was rushed to Syanny Hospital after a fall from the fumigated hold of the swash. He suffered a fractured skull a scalp wound and back injuries and remains in a serious Unconscious condition under Dr Collier care. A new seaman Dominic Jndjer was employed on the steamer at the time of the incident.
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Dominic Jndjer
Aew
Gracchus
Vox
Woolloomooloo Bay
Syanny Hospital
Collier
Property Owners Association Sets Up State Commutation Rules
The committee of the New England Property Owners Association has worked for weeks on the constitution and rules, nearing cabinet approval. The effort centers on major property owners in the state and aims to defend established interests under a formal framework.
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N.E.W. Property Ownery Defend Association
The New Governor General Sails for Canada
The Prince of Wales departs for Canada to attend the tercentenary celebrations with Lord Dudley the new Governor-General of Australia and a party including the Duke of Connaught and other dignitaries. They will sail on the ship Indomitable and are due in Quebec on July 24.
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London
Prince of Wales
Canada
Lord Dudley
Australi
Duke of Connaught
Lord Shebeona
White- Jaw Aeid
United State Ambacwador
Earl of Crewe
The Japanese Bogey in Australia Defence Debate
Dr Richard Apshur MLA of Sydney New South Wales pleads for an Australian defence solution against Japan. The Bishop of South Tulip states Japan will not invade Australia or threaten the Philippines, arguing fears are based on uneasy political motives and imperial contention in the Far East.
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London
Richard Apshur
Sydney
Dhe
William Bylleh
Australie
Pacific
Australlane
America
South Tulip
W. Awdry
Australia
Philippines
China
Japan
Far East
Tolstoi Attacks Czarist Repression in English Press
In a controversial English Press piece Count Leo Tolstoi accuses the Czarist government of pervasive executions and inhuman acts. He declares he cannot endure further bloodshed and challenges the government to imprison him as a protest.
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Landon
Leo Tolstoi
The Presidential Campaign in London Leaders Support
The American Federation of Labor controlling 2,000,000 votes pledges support for Mr W di Bryan in the presidential race. The federation, led by Samuel Gompera, includes 148 nations and unions with about 27,000 local unions and 1,270 organizers, aiming to secure workers’ livelihoods and subsistence.
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London
American Federation of Labor
W. di Bryan
Samuel Gompera
Clearmakers International Union
Came of Labor
American Federationist
Sr. Gompera
Lhn
Electricity in Agriculture Yields 40 Percent More
Sir Oliver Lodge of the University of Birmingham reports electricity in farming boosts crop yields by about forty percent. Wheat mangolde tomatoes and raspberry canes were among the crops cited as benefiting from electrical treatment.
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London
Oliver Lodge
University of Birmingham
London Wool Sales Evening Market Report
London wool sales opened with animated trading and prices generally a tint lower. Yesterday's consignors listed include Charles Sale and Co, Buxton Ronald and Co, Menora Ducrox Soa and Compass, Hoare and Co with 945% catalogued sales, 4902 bales of New Zealand wool. Marines showed 5 percent to 7 percent higher. crossbreds led gains while all selections from Keynes and America moved freely.
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London
Meiuti
Selions
Keynes
America
Bank share figures from London Stoke Exchange update
On the Stoke Exchange today Bank of Australasia closed at 61 6215 down 4 percent from two weeks ago. Bank of New Zealand at 9 10 fell 16 percent. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency debentures at M4 rose 1. Melbourne Harbor Trust debentures at 102 fell 1. Melbourne Tramway Trust debentures at 102 fell 3. Other issues: Bank of Australasia 168 105, Bank of New South Wales 40 41, National Bank of New Zealand 6 6 1/2, City of Melbourne 4 per cent debenture 101, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works 1 per cent debentures 19.
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London
Stoke Exchange
Uoiou Bank of Australis
Bank of New Zealand
New Zealand Loan and Merrantile Agency Company
Melvourne Harbor Trust
Melbourne Tramway Trust
Bank of Australasia
Bank of New South Wales
National Bank of New Zealandaharen
City of Melbourne
Melbourne and Metropolicne Board of Works
Sir Hector Carruthers to sail for Sydney August 7
London report says Sir J Hector Carruthers and Lady Carruthere plan return voyage to Sydney aboard the Aberdeen line steamer Miltiades leaving London on August 7.
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London
J. Hector Carruthers
Carruthere
Sydney
Aberdeen Line
Miltindes
Olympic Games Report From London Meet
At the Olympic Games in London on Wednesday, M. W. Sheppard of America won the 1500 metres in 4 minutes 24 seconds. J. M. Lynch of East Sydney was defeated in his outrigger boat race. F. Flanagan of America claimed the hammer throw title with 170 feet. In the 400 metres swim, T. Tarktaver of Sydney had a bye, while E. J. Conke of Sydney lost in his heat. F. P. Beauro pair of Melbourne won the event in 1 minute 49 seconds.
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London
Geetentay
M. W. Sheppard
America
Staer
J. M. Lynch
East Srimey Aas
Flanagan
ene yeat_ T. Tartakaver
Sydney
EJ Conke
Beauro~ Paire
Melbourne
Wom Bis
New Irish Under Secretary Named in London Appointment
London dispatch reports Sir James Brown Dougherty moves from Assistant Under-Secretary to Under-Secretary for Ireland, succeeding Sir Antony Mardannell. The Monday evening announcement confirms the cabinet change in Irish governance.
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NEW Irish
London
James Brown Dougherty
Antony Mardannell
Ireland
American Wheat Viable Supply Reported From London
London reports the viable supply of American wheat at 78,880,000 bushels as of Wednesday evening, with Brad cited as a source. Market observers note export prospects and price implications for traders and mills amid shifting global demand.
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London
Brutal assault on a police man shocks central court
In Haymarket a constable testified of a brutal attack during an arrest of a fireman named Charles Molmea Allan Charles Wilbon Sullivan and Leatherhead for stealing a watch. The assailant Holmes punched kicked and throttled the officer as bystanders watched, then fled toward George Street before being restrained. The magistrate convicted Holmes and adjourned the case for a second magistrate before remanding him until Friday morning on bail.
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Green
Charles Molmea
Allan Charles Wilbon
Sullivan
Leatherhead
Haymarket
Central Police Court
Holmes
Enginetreet
George-street
Green Drerf & Olvillan
Owever
Barnett
Divided Counsels Tamworth Peel River Estate Meeting
The Closer Settlement League discussed Peel River Estate developments. A Friday meeting approved opening government action preferences for the company. Officials planned to inform the Lands Minister and call a public meeting to seek favourable terms for an option.
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Tamworth
Peel River
Closer Settlement League
G. A. Codrington
Corington
Minster
Ot Tha
Tha Paopla
Public Holidays Proclaimed in Districts and Towns
Public holidays proclaimed for July in Wentworth Grafton and Parkes Peak Hill Ulmaris district, and August in Parkes Forbes Wrightville with a October 12 Wrightville holiday. Also notes an inter eming interview with Lina Mareureh Anaiin and pictures from Misa Hook of Halland. A sirisamid Vierend Hentler injury report from Lismore Hospital due to clothing caused by Getten vetchias Bremike Hight ing & rewich kecvorm
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Wentworth
Grafton
Dimtricin
Parkes
Peak Hil
Diztriet
Ulmarrs
Forbes
Mouay
Wrightville
Menuonm
Lina Mareureh
Anaiin
Misa Hook
Halland
Vierend
Hentler
Lismore
Vetchias
Bremike Highting & Rewich Kecvorm
New Stock Issue Approved by Governor for NSW Funds
The Governor approves a new stock issue of 300000 pounds to New South Wales Punded Stock created by the Lisa Set. The price is 100 pounds per 168 pounds of stock, with interest at 34 percent per annum. Dividends payable February 19 and August 0 each year until maturity.
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Treasury
New South Wales
Debate Over The Industrial Disputes Act and Arbitration in Trade Unions
Jaimce Watson argues the Act’s clause 43 may not prevent Lithgow unions from targeting employers for lockouts, while urging experienced unionists to advise readers. He cautions against old strike methods, notes inspectors’ powers, and asserts the Act as the land’s law, advocating arbitration and reform to curb opposition.
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Jaimce Watson
Lithgow Union
Hoskins
Visi
Par Mkets
Haye Alware
Ick Ower Buiter
Julien
Randwick Training A Dirty Morning
Randwick tracks were very heavy this morning with fast work limited to shorter distances. Notable efforts included Nicatua and Settle ment Weal at seven furlongs, Coomeaila at a mile, and Margo over six furlongs. Several others named ran varied paces as trainers assessed the conditions.
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Randwick
Nicatua
Coomeaila
Margo
War Bee
Karacand
Monobel
Sheir Top
Sweet Home
Sir Aymar
Poseidon Oly
Glooe
Peru
Barley Brew
The Shopkeepers Boycott and City Sign Controversy
The secretary of the Syday Ratepayers Association laments weak support for a citywide reception for an American flag display. He criticizes the council for not funding decorations, recalls missed opportunities to fundraise, and notes shopkeepers fear removal of their signs. He proposes council meetings and vows to negotiate without hostility, claiming £2000 could have been raised.
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HM. Durand
Syday
Turami
Uin
Bilawa
Couneil
Dlecsa
Wagner
Ounell
Fire in Sussex Street at National Food Co premises
A small blaze broke out Friday evening at the National Food Company in Fowler Lane off Sussex Street. Beeswax and a waxy substance, reported as dangerous chemicals, were damaged as emergency crews responded. City officials urged immediate action and coordinated with local authorities to address the incident and its effects.
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Expor Wih & Fame
Wed
NSW Public Service Meeting Grants Controversial Increments
The NSW Public Service Association discussed Regulation 149 abolishing increments amid push for a new court on salaries and status. A deputation urged a 19 mile regional allowance plan with tiered and minimum sums, plus travel and rarity incentives.
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Public Service Association of
N.S.W
DiArry
Barton
Cacra
Public Service
Australia
Murrumbidgee
Murray
Lachlan River
Cudgvillco
Tbenre
Rogan Gaté
Nyuean
Brewarrina
Pilliga
Burren Junction
Moen
Ashford
Barrier
St White Pits
Miipariaks
Tibosburra
Narrabri
Coonabarabran
Dubbo
Parkes
Tomora
Narrandera
Urana
Jeriiderie
Denilignin
Murrer
Swersl
Bin Globe Working Men's Institute Notes Half Year
At the fth half yearly meeting the president chaired with good attendance. The report notes 210 total members after 37 joined since the previous period. Donations included books and magazines and cash gifts totaling several pounds. Committee members and officers for the ensuing year are listed, with J. Baker and others named.
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bin Globe Working Men's Institute
WW. Dickey
Invl Iime
A. Gogus
Pms
Hiccus
Piitules
Messia
W. T- Tale
R. Parran
Afttera All
W. Dickey
AL. TH Mariamera
R. Im. Smith
Ration
F.€. Lucan
Hi Kidd
T. Nosworthy
Hi A.M. Grifiths
1. N. Pee
Ban. Reagurer
Donkings
Wir
G. C. Gillesple
Mr. L. Landers
Beeere
J. Baker
Hf. Bayliss
H. Davies
HA. Grimts
Jones
J. Kay
Ort
G. Owtovenant
B. Salt
C- Spencer
Wate
Aid
Caring for Aboriginal Girls Scheme Considered by Board
The Aborigines Board sub-committee report on training aboriginal children statewide was discussed. The board agreed to begin early measures for detached camp female children not under parental control, placing them at the nearest aboriginal station under matrons supervision until the legislature passes the relevant bill. The secretariat was instructed to write to the Secretary and bring the matter under discussion.
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Aborigines Board
Csmpa
The Raw Material in Lions and Country Journal
An article described as the raw material for future krashy players, noting boys as busy as bees and comparing weak and strong matches. It references illustrations and snaps showing the early traits and behaviors shaping the sport.
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Lions and Country Journal
Mike Aner
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Brown St
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Marcus Clark & Co. Ltd
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