Fishing notes show plentiful catches along Hawkesbury area
A lengthy report details fishing activity around Gosford, Port Hacking, and the Hawkesbury to Parramatta River. Names include Jervis Bay, Manly, Brady’s Point, Brady’s Se, and Buckle, with boats such as The Glenrock and references to shore spots like Laing's Point and Old Man's Hat. Various species are cited, notably black bream, rockfish, and squire, with multiple anglers reporting sizable catches and local fishing parties traveling from Fort Seacque for night trips and weekend outings. Weather and sea conditions are noted as variable, with calls for better westerly winds and favorable tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosford
Glenrock
Burrensoar
Daltey
Wale
Bobb
Holloway
Iby
Parramatta River
la Parouni
Barrascota Am Semineatau
Kaarway
Jervis Bay
Fuse and Steel
Broken Bay
Mr White
Caight
Bloch Dream
Farramalia
Alan
Yows Bay
Peshanlann
Markenstreet
Etty
Hoapper
Brady's Point
Mildie Harter
Kiddie Harbor
Blackwatl
Pearl
Feru
Sime Due Tury
Ahi Blake
Lalug's Point
Watows
Caran
Filer Sur Syel
Hawkesbury
Perrot
Manly
North Harbor
P. Matterson
Wes Dupit
Ms. Brows
Alam Nise
Flagsat Point
Waterns Bay
Laing
al. Milne
Tee Brothers
South Bae
Lavelane
Ucrbier
South Luree Treealir
G. Davinn
Tulniein
Messrs
Simpson
Lang Bay
Squire
Eplenof
Jesiv Ant
Port Hacking
Ace
Bayer
Mrt
James
Ling
Ant
Old Hat
Matty
Mr. Beattie
Parsley Bay
Open Letter on the Liquor Act by F Lock from Mesara
A lengthy Open Letter urges voters and reformers to back candidates pledging an Amending Liquor Bill with local option and no compensation. The piece attacks the Carruthers Government for licensing reforms, condemns taxation of drink, and claims the polemical fight harms both sides while promising monetary savings and constitutional changes. The author calls for a clear pledge to restore compensation and curb state seizure of livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lock
Mesara, Lucas, Lock, and Company
Pit Street
Sydney
Carruthers
Kilkenny
Agia
Carruthers Governannt
Ton Ua
Intercon
Lock
Swimming the Channel Timed Challenge Postponed
July 7 is canceled for a bold Channel swim attempt by a trio of top French long distance swimmers. The plan runs: one man starts, a second takes over midway, then the third completes the across attempt. The project aims to rival British ocean crossing feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oean
Sim
Trial of Mary and Cissie Drew for malicious wounding
At Darlinghurst Central Court Mary Drew and Cissie Drew faced trial before Mr Justice Rogers for allegedly wounding Maria Lacey on December 20 1908 in Sydney. Witness testimony spanned letters recollections and police court notes as evidence was debated and the jury acquitted the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Drew
Cissie Drew
Central Criminal Court
Darlinghurst
Justice Rogers
Sydney
Maria Laces
Boulthee
Ball
Abigail
Utler
Maria Lasey
Watar
Leonard Ald
Strikers Lane
Mne- Street
James Lamb
Browning
Wald
Riley-street
Drowning
Monor
Mr. Browning
Ms Motion
Mary
Jamea Delaney
Maria Lacey
Abienll
Swanlin
Robert Abigail
Hobart
Tasmania
Lacey
Macy Drew
Arthur
Ofc
Carolina Barrow
Maria Laver
Neven
Rook Ste Nai
Wiliitas
Tee Lacey
Drews
Fay
Mary Lamb
Mary Drews
Abe
Marta Lacey
Laney
Ty Len
Lloyd
Augaly
Aleo Denimt
Clete Dew
Dnstance
Colmsel
Abigail Sala
Provisions of the Ammses Fom mar rang ti anda teenie
An OCR excerpt references a legal matter involving certificates and caveats, listing names such as Matthew Macalister and Susan, with mentions of parcels of land around 440 acres and various dates. The fragment references hearings or auditions and several individuals connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auld
Eater Cree
Cuiamear
Angeles Steniefode Arie
Susann
Ana
Fenie
Pact
Matthew Macalister
Coben
Sewanee
TASD
Buren
Bevbows
Perthot
Ieee
Ratanta Barelyy
Sears
Wilson
Krmare
Sirig
Mistine
Arthur David Moteis
Fragmentary OCR yields cryptic past legal notice
The readable text fragment mentions a contemplate d from a United Court and individuals with likely roles, hinting at a past legal matter. Some names and places are obscured by OCR errors, making precise identification difficult.
Notice of record correction and medical procurement actions
A formal notice announces actions by the Registrars General regarding a medical procurement matter. It details an inquiry into a specific court order and references a deadline for response, along with names and identifiers tied to the case. The notice emphasizes procedural steps and potential interim arrangements during the process.
Fragmentary OCR notes on a court case and witnesses
The readable fragments describe a court scene with mentions of a witness and a lawyer. Names are garbled but imply a trial of charges, with a judge addressing the witness and a lawyer presenting claims.
Frozen meat prices in London market report
Dalgety and Comply noted a table from the London market under the care of the mothers bureau. Prices for frozen sheep, mutton, and lamb show a demand for food with mutton noted as the most demanded. New Zealand meat was quoted at a reduced rate per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Suez
Sandy
India
Ripey
Colombe
Wed
Gru
Woolle
Isai
Surry Hills
Ehorsarr
Benesate
Penden
Ted
Elizabeth
Pogonowski
George ST
Rawson Place
Peren
Rassmusser
Csbcorn and Jerdan, Ltd
Georgewtneet
Spoey
Abieailein
Wirhesey
Wool Report
Sedner Amarket
Bowever
Omoting
Stott and Hoare’s Business College
Hunter
Hale's
Tealina
Wien
S. J. Hale & Co., Ltd
Loso Credit Toyke Frmoerguens
Eolrazess
Geborge-Atreet
Haymarket, Works and Brancres—Welbouent and
Cunustuhurom
Town and Counter Journal
Journalian
Town and Country Journal
Town & Country Journal
Auldana
Adelaide
Australia
Auldana Wines
Auldamna
Magill, S. Australia
N.S.W
Angel Place
Pitt-Street
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