Welfare of the Blacks: Aborigines in NSW camps inspected
The Aborigines Protection Board reports police inspections of camps across eastern and northern districts. Camps at Port Kembla, Sackville Reach, Lang and Pudman Creeks, Currowan, Bateman’s Bay, and others show varied housing, rations, schooling, and health. Most aborigines are described as industrious and healthily living, with several reserves, boats, and fishing as major activities, while concerns include leanings toward consumption in some camps and limited cultivation in others.
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Aborigines’ Protection Board
Port Kembla
Sackville Beach
Lang
Pudman Creeka
Hurrowa
Yasa
Rye Park
ALF
Turlingah
Moruya
Harry Davis
Sarah Davis
Currawan
Shoalhaven
Currowan Creek
Lio Currowany
de Jiente
Plumpton
Wieder
Haif-E
God Bau
Rasoomua
Katwonum
Sui Able
Deciuae
Vislabo
Wietwe Work & More
Obuklued
Biey Dee
Haloomba
Hawkesbury
Owiz
Colsume Lion
Cox's River
Pictou
St. St. Joseph's Farm
St Joseph's Farm
St. Joseph's
Burragorang
Durragorang
Sydney
Susan Towney
Bombo
Kinua
East's Beach
Kiama
Nho Reserve
Crooked River
Stephen Stainer
Goerringong
Gstine
Gerringong
The Breeza Mystery Disappearance of Henry Whitby
Henry Whitby, a 25 year old pastoralist living seven miles from Breeza, vanished around September 1 near his planned wedding after a journey to Quirluch. With £200 in Bank of New South Wales notes, his case drew police searches and wide local concern but remained unsolved until renewed inquiries by Constables Gardiner and Street, who dug in the surrounding hills.
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Breeza
Henry Whitby
Bank of New South Wales
Quirluch
Mooki
Constable Gardiner
Crrrabubulo
Constable Street
Whitby
Fataam
Irisam
Eighty fifth anniversary of New South Wales Church Missionary Society
The Sydney Town Hall event drew clergymen and laity for the NSW Church Missionary Association’s 85th anniversary. Archdeacon Wright preached, noting the society’s self governing status, its 17 missionaries in the field, and an income between £2000 and £2600. He urged expanding efforts amid global expansion of Christianity and new mission frontiers in China, Turkey, Africa, and beyond.
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New South Wales Church Missionary Association
Sidney Town Hall
Archdearon Wright
China
Turkey
Assur
Africa
Lovin
Madame Calve and the Deaf Reception
An editorial praising Madame Calve's concert draws attention to music's uplifting power while acknowledging deafness and offering the Rural Institute at 177 Pitt Street Sydney as a source for a booklet on remedies and testimonials for long-standing health issues.
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Calve Haa
Calve
the Rural Institute
Pittstreet
Sydney
King-street
G.P c
Fatality at Surry Hills Inquest on Hanging Window Fall
In an inquest presided by Mr HS Hawking P M, Frank Waugh aged 49 died after falling from an open window at his Brown Street home in Surry Hills. He was drunk, had been out with a friend, and died at Sydney Hospital from injuries including a head wound and ruptured bladder. Local constable Britz noted blood marks and a fall from the window. The coroner ruled death due to injuries sustained from falling out of the window.
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HS. Hawking
P.M
Frank Waugh
Surry Hills
Sydney Hospital
Britz Sail
Wallel
Waugh
Dr. Palmer
Cards on the Sabbath at Geha Court
Six youths faced Globe Police Court on a charge of playing cards to the annoyance of pedestrians in Hezari Street Geha on Monday May 25. The defendants Timothy Callaghan James Watkin Michael Heater John Wilkinson Frederick Rowlands and George Klox sat on the footpath blocking pedestrian passage. Each was fined five shillings with 30 shillings costs. magistrate called it improper to spend the Sabbath this way.
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Globe Police Court
Hezari Street
Geha
M Inday
Timothy Callaghan
James Watkin
Michael Heater
John Wilkinson
Frederick Rowlands
George Klox
Constamie
Peder
Jnds
Tamworth Hospital Aid Collections Hit 2228 Mark
The year’s fundraising total for Tamworth Hospital reached 2228 with additional country returns still expected. The drive mobilized supporters and local steam, aiming to bolster hospital services and patient care.
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Tamworth Hospital
Plumbers Picnic Brings City Officials and Trade Members Together
Members of the Master Plumbers and Ranitate rginects Association of New South Wales held their annual picnic at Correy's Ganiena California on Friday. The event featured remarks by President Mr G Brinen and displays of sports including novelty races and a dead heat match between J Chane and J Stephen.
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New South Walee
Correy
Ganiena
Calwinia
Mer. G. Brinen
Bitundelaml Brown
Weel
Wret
Nad
Fin
Ie Association
Seenre
W. JL Millin
Water and Sewerage Board
J. MM. Singall Tenginert
Water and Sewernes Board
Honepeey
Water
Crane
Boyle
Robertess Ware
Fox
Beale
Jortan
Cutler
le Clerc
Chantred
Wren
Girlet Rao
Fire
Jevajo Delve
Minto T
C. Haytes
Mere
Parker
Mrs. Molle
Mine Booth
Mies
Mitchell
J. Pain
T. Hal F. Od
A. Robey
W. Galley
J. Chane
J. Ste Pheneun
Hanof
J. Chant
Park agitation in Mopetoun Ward seeks council action
In Rorkiddala Municipality Mopetoun Ward residents push for a ten acre park funded by a special rate. The council plans to approach the Minister for departmental guidance before formal steps, with a possible 18 acre parcel proposed in the same ward.
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Mopetoun
Rorkiddala
Broek
Goddard
Tartar
Minter
Beth Ates
Jewish Girls' Guild Tent at Great Sroaneans Beth-attest
The Jewish Girls' Guild annual tenting event at the Great Sroaneans Beth-attest, Franey, was presided over by Mr G. J. Cohen with large attendance. The year’s receipts were 170 and combined balances carried to a 52 balance. Officers listed include Mrs B P F Marks as president and Miss Henrietta Corina as treasurer, among a long committee and directors roster.
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Sroaneans Beth-Attest
Franey
G. J. Cohen
Beth Mets & Lvl
Enenne
P F. Marks
Tine Denny Lastenes
Mire Lenin
Pepe
View Rresidenis
Mise
Henrietta Corina
Hon Tregeurer
Viel Pranks
Bom
Secre
Brune
Arke
Hom
Erin
Nutthele
Eo Alexander
Benjamin
Cewlne
M. Ilias
Miss If
Marke
Hairdressing Saloon Ad and Sheldon Discovery Notice
Not a question of price but style is key at A. J. Haynes Hairdressing Saloon 19 Pitt street near Stock Exchange and Hunter Street. Dr Sheldon’s new discovery promises relief for throat troubles priced at 1/ and 37-.
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A. J. Haynes
Pittstreet
Stock Exchange
Hunter Street
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