Elizabeth Bay Jewel Thefts Court Case Reports Robbery
In Water Fallon Court this morning Gforse Coirmad and Robert Walton aged 24 faced charges over a large jewelry robbery from a dwelling on Mary Moats Street Elizabeth Bay. Trial details describe the theft, Burglar witness testimonies, and disputed receipts as police tie Coleman and Harris to the crime with Walton accused of planning and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gforse Coirmad
Robert Watton
Fallon Court
Marry
Elizabet-sudd
Eoussabie
Walton
Adi Ashot
Sydney
Tin
Margraves-sitort
Coloma
Wulun
Brisbane
Soiluey
Itm
Driwesive
Tnoibey
Criminal Tugeerigation Department
Mian Br
Mark Harris
Ieee Tomy Samuel Slates
Arabe A Hus Witer Jewellers
Mteengua
Wiscese
Siroe
Pawnbaker
Dune Zhe
Coleman
Slo Nawe
Neri Coleman
Oo Poteman
Carbury
Elward-street
Colema
Rimes
Harrie
Dlanott
Sujphien
Turin
Cole Fue
Wallon
Laaberh M' Kensie
Royal Hotel
Brigtsme
Fe Koen
Weaverl
Lismoni
Mr. Bator
Jane
Wauther
Ual Chey
Wasser” Hua
Rau
Sheoujot
Ascer
Sui
Wikacwa
Watta
Kasia
Larimer
Wallyn
Harry
Cronulla Tram Plan Divides Kogarah and Sutherland
Local officials push a new tram link from Tom Ualy Port to boost service along the south bank of the Georges River. Alderman argues early payment of the route. supporters claim it will relieve congestion and unlock hundreds of acres for development. Proponents from the Bridge and Tramway League cite public support and city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kegaran Sionol
Ari
Tom Aviy
Promitio
W. J. Joncost
Tim Ualy
Iurgee
Kozarah
Sutherland
Koerran
Kogarah
Tom Wells
Trafic
FW Ree
Tougly's Point
GB. Holt
Bridge Oni Tramway League
Broken Hill Water Supply Loan Refused by Government
The New South Wales Government has refused the Tinperombuka Water Trust a loan to complete the Derimberka scheme. Citizens fear water famine as the Stephens Crack Reservoir will be finished only by this time next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Varsday
New South Wales
Dreplie
Lees Pramjecs
Tinperombuka Water Trust
Eltizena General Ly
Mars
Stephens Crack
Tmnai Fas
Ab Maley Ut
Iy Hogill Soy
Rama Smu
Atverv
Izmir
Tlayrmings
Yip Alin Om Opnay
Rorrain
I Saad
Hans Hand
Tostawete Wit Koseure
Mirof WurreRt
Svonte
Soll
Amiuleer
Chemplimnithy
Wosner
WIL & Page
Petinaga
Emsaley
Lin ‘Trang
Pislurwe
Joviathan
Wales
Eine
Zim-Bik Balms Promised Cure for Chilblains and Skin Aches
An advertisement extols Zim-Bik Balms as a cure for chilblains, chaps, and winter skin conditions caused by cold indoor confinement. It claims relief from cracking, soreness, and roughness with repeated use and praises its broader uses for rheumatism, neuralgia, and sore throats. Prices listed as 9d per bottle and 2s 6d for family size.
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Nancy aFre
Hein
William Acall
Verner Autrot
Gotthare
Capes Marine
Randwick Trainers Use Prover Despite Heavy Going
Morning track work at Randwick featured most trainers using the course prover as the going remained fairly heavy. Multiple horses logged varied distances from six to seven furlongs with mixed tempo, including Kyoadgyrin, Ennish, Monobel, Karan, Ranvom, and Tuy imla Biber. Several others such as Arlington, Mermes, Belts, Hiner, Woolliemanlee, Pantheon, and Poseidon completed sharp pieces or longer holds, while adjustments and lighter efforts were reported across the group.
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Randwick
Kyoadgyrin
Lasee
Ennish
Sexi
Monobel
Karan
Ranvom
Linnss Aa
Martell
Ina
Arlington
Mermes
Rinnine Inn
Ax Gil
Graces Tayloe
Gnad
Leiar Lent
Emeberry
Duke of
Fiaréace
Superbus
Katiata
Sttralia
Finde
Ariki
Sariamba
Usinal
Wickham Electorate Sees Hotel Closures After Court Ruling
The Wickham electorate decision closes twelve hotels over the next year following a court ruling. Hotels named include Carrington Prince of Wales Sportemen's Arms Hamilton and others in the region. The Gazette notes the court will proceed with closures in Wallsend and related wards as part of the reform.
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Sewcastle
Fitshardinge
Carrind i
Wickham
Carrington
Prince of Wales
Sportemen's Arms
Wallsend
Pigeon Nuisance Tackled by New Street Device
A city effort to curb pigeon problems uses a front niche device with fire resistant bundles to deter birds. The mechanism crowds pigeons away, causing damage to a pigeon box and scaffolding, as work ramps up for extermination next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Town
Bern
Fatal dispute at Lismore ends in manslaughter charge
The Inquisser reports a fatal dispute in Lismore where Frederick William Witcox died in hospital after a fight with Patrick Plaherty. Evidence indicated a struggle with bound bindings and a fatal brain hemorrhage likely caused by the assault. Plaherty was committed for trial at the circuit court with sureties set at £2600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsmore
Frederick William Witcox
Srarbe
Patrick Plalerty
Paberty
Orew
Wilong
Vlaharts
Wilcox
Plaherty
Cleecuit Court
Saturday Half Holiday Debate Stirs Retail League
The Saturday Halt Monday League reports seven par conl of Thm shopkepers remaining apathetic to the movement and its monetary assistance. Government amends to Early Closing Act are discussed. Suburban meetings set for July 1 at Letchhartt Town Hall with speakers including Shintie Roberoon and the Retail Growers Association president chairing sessions.
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Teague le Bi
Agere
Letchhartt
Hell
Thirriven
Easigaien
Nori Syitney
Shop Assistants Union Holds Annual Meeting at Queen's Mall
The Shop Assistants Union held its annual meeting at Queen's Mall on Monday evening with large attendance. President HK Dennou spoke, announcing new officers and members, wage increases of £1, and proposed arbitration amendments. Delegates were appointed by Sydney Trades and Labor Council to consider improved shop conditions and union rules.
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Reid
Queen's Mall
HK Dennou
Hs Beanosis
Wive-Preaides
Mestre
J. PL Osborne
R. J. Stewart-Hobiertzon
M Bea
S.A. Perry
Iveweaver
Str
Coll Secreary
Voune
Rom. Filioe
Messrs
J. Binwari-Aibertson
Dogpt
Ami Emborne
Sydney ‘Trades and Labor Council
Lovary Ls Shop
Dagleas
Th Buutter
Imprivine
Cahdions
Rogers
Wsolsinals
Sale of country properties in Gunnedah district reported
Gunnennam Thestas Messy Baron and Company list plots sold with agents including Griffiths Brothers Dutaen Bear Mullaley 1168 acres and more in the Gunnedah district for various buyers. The Education Department refused aid to certain Vale of Clesaid children. James Pearse, a drover, fined £5 at Forbes Police Court for not traveling the required six miles per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnenam
Thestas Messy Baron and Company
Messrs
Griffiths Brothers
Dutaen
Bear Mullaley
el Ter
D. Hagan
Gunnedah
Wgler
Pliny Gio
Aeap Carroll
Mountain View
Guesedah
Wool Kallma
Cur Wats
Paolo
T. Ounery
Kartanr
Curlowia
Arres
Nivitolson
Eucation Department
Vale of Clesaid
Lithgow
James Pearse
Ned
Forbes
Wheat Market Puzzles Amid Erratic Prices and Trade Hurdles
A chaotic market report shows wheat prices faltering as traders cite uncertain demand and logistical delays. Analysts note volatility across regions, with various buyers delaying purchases and producers exploring alternate futures amid shifting government policies.
Fragmented OCR Summary From Unknown Notice
The readable text shows garbled phrases and misread names. No clear event, date, place, or organization is identifiable. Key entities and facts cannot be determined from the fragment.
Sydney Produce Sales Note and Miscellaneous Items
Sydney produce sales report lists various items and prices with unclear details. The fragmentary text mentions vendors, quantities, and purchases, plus stray names and lines indicating a marketplace record with mixed content. Potential names include Veale and Rogar, with references to tiles and rents, but much is garbled.
Opportunities for House Keepers Advertised
The notice advertises job openings for house keepers with several opportunities mentioned. It lists that interested individuals may call up to six times, and hints at varying tasks and roles in domestic service. The text is garbled but centers on employment offers for house care work.
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Hondera Brithers
Pus
George Creme
Guenvns
Ann
Guade
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Willan Mersler
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Srner
Isieh Roiry
CPW
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Els
U.S.A
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Nolan
Dr Mnrse
United States of America
Department of Health
Dr. Morse
Morse
DR Ntan
India
Apes Amare and
Tipeerh
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