NSW Wheat Slumps Extend to Fresh Daily Lows
NSW wheat shippers cut buying limit by 1d per bushel with a further penny drop in buying price. Reports from London and Liverpool show continued weakness in wheat futures as ships list prices to Sydney and Falmouth for orders. Millers in Sydney also reduce bids as market volatility widens, while poultry, dairy, and fruit prices move irregularly amid broader agricultural softer tones.
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New South Wales
Cades
Sydney
London
Liverpool
Eal
Falmouth
Shelher
Cuicago
Bylney
Wales
Iace
Ewleid
In Memoriam Notices for Hayes Herigan Horigan Hare and More
Advertisements arrived late for classification. In memory notices honor James Hayes died June 1st, Ellen Horigan died June ? and Lizzie Rappenkeer details. Janet Hare funeral announced, residence 42 Waltersstreet Paddington. Tomorrow at 8 am camperdown funeral directors Kirby and Son Ltd, Elizabeth Street, City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hayes
Jim
Jenny
Hayes
Tom
Carrie
Norigan
Miee Herigan
Lowing
John An
Michael Hola
Ellen Hotigan
Jen
Tomothy
Mary Horigan
Rappenkeer
Vieter Lizzie
Jane
Nettie
William Hales
Janet Hare
Waltersstre Paddington
Thurspat
M Sharp
Camperdown
MES
Kirby and Son, Ltd
Plizabeth-ateeet
City
Tel
Central I Aries
Warr 2 ROM W. J. Coote The Standard Jeweller Move
Crowded ad notes expansion to commodious premises at a new location on George Street opposite the old site four doors higher. Mentions solid values underpinning business and lists a Groth of concerts at Town Hall with performances by Siener V de Glerets and M Chenoweth in tenor and piano solos. Also advertises locks repairs safe openings and positions for office staff plus a note about winter preparations and herbal cough remedy.
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W. J. Coote
le Geo
Haymarent
Ghorgh-St
Siener V. de Glerets
Mr. F. Mowat Carter
Viotin
Bolomoir
Chenoweth
Air. Co
Helemann
Pali
Longshaw
School of Arts
Wuners
Yale Keys
Dalley
Queen's _Place
Patakape Gu
Hand
Bowweil
Chaap
Harlor
W. Relpe
Meaman
Kan
Sydney Produce Sale Tests Market Weakness at Auction
A moderate Sydney produce sale in the Sydney Railway Goods Sheds drew a fair turnout. Four echilgomenia were offered from 14 posted for private treaty with prices weaker than those at a Texsey sale. chaff, lucerne hay, derrick straw, and potatoes moved at lower rates. Consignors included H. M. Suttor and Company, Prescott Limited, J. Brides and Company, and many others. buyers and prices listed for various lots across chaff, hay, straw, wheat, pumpkins, and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tussey
Chaien City
Lucerne
H. M. Suttor and Company
Dent and Perry, Prescott, Limited
J. Brides and Company
Wright, Heaton, and Comany
J. W. Gray and Company
Lindley Walker and Company
A. M’dermott, Sheppard, Harvey, and Walker
Daina Brothers, Limited
Robert Robinson and Company
F. Boyton and Company
Harrison, Jonss, and Devlin
F, Cohen and Company
Ses and Company
Rowley Walker
Winchcombe, Carson, and Company
Queeton
Aity
Marrar
Boman
Periand
Iid
Scott
Fortes Ianz
Eo Wirege
Harris
Wellington
Dubie
LSI
D. Dunsford
Carchalgin
A. B. Kirkman
Woodstock
Davin Brother
Cowra
C Bryant
Derramn
Loeemes Hay
Prom Heeon
Tamworth
Baes J. Kay
Meyers, Millthorpe
Arrested at the Races in Glebe Jewellery Stolen
Harold Reginald Tremayne, 27, a laborer, faced Glebe Police Court on charges of stealing jewellery worth £30 and £10 in money from Annie Thompson’s dwelling in Wentworth Street. Alfred Hollis testified Tremayne was arrested at Rosebery Racecourse on May 25. Tremayne reserved defence and was committed for trial at Quarter Sessions on June 1 with bail set at £50 with one surety.
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Harold Reginald Tremayne
Tremain
Barnett
Glebe
Annie Thompson
Wentworth-street
Ella Ea
Alfred Hollis
Rosebery
Tremayne
Cebe
Ella Lea
Bell
Kensington Progress Meeting Advances Local Improvements
A large Kensington ratepayers meeting at the School of Arts heard Randwick Council commit to improvements on Eastern Avenue Kensington road and Totman Avenue. A South Ward drainage scheme was planned, ward readjustment under review, tram timing complaints raised, Doncaster Avenue Bunnerong Road crossing to be a permanent stop, Centennial Park lakes to be restored, and three delegates were named to discuss Eastern Suburbs Railway routes with the Coogee Progress Association. Dr Sheldon’s new discovery noted with price 1/8 and 3/-.
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Kensington Progress
School of Arts
Randwick Council
Eastern Avenue
Kensington Road
Totman Avenue
Kensington
Doncaster Avenue
Bunnerong Road
Centennial Park
Coogee Progress Association
Eastern Suburbs Railway
Liberals Organising at Balmain and Newtown
A Tuesday Liberal meeting in Balmain East Oddfellows Hall presided by Dr Br A Wilson formed a Liberal and Reform branch with 209 members. In Newtown, Alderman Morgan chaired a Town Hall meeting where potential candidates were discussed and contrasted, with Ferguson Hindle and Hindle expressing willingness to stand if selected.
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Oddfellows’ Hall
Balmain East
BR. A. Wilson
Liberal and Reform Association
F. J. Thomas
M.L.A
Liberal
Thomas
Wade
M'Gowen
Great Central
Labor Party
Parkhill
The
Macintosh
Newtown
Alderman Morgan
Tis
Albert Hronthel
Marrickville League
W. J. Ferguson
John Hindle
Hindle
Ferguson
Labor Organisation
Liberal and Reform Council
Pengus
New Buildings In the Metropolis Under Tender
City Council calls for tenders to build a block of 11 shops and dwellings in the new markets area with brick three storeys and concrete lower floors. Frontages along Ultimo road Thomas and Quay streets. Tenders due June 16. Plans for fruit markets underway. three acre floor space planned with a thoroughfare to the railway yard. Many other public works and private projects loom, including extensions to hotels, shops, schools, and a new electric light substation at the Town Hall.
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New Markets
Independent
Order of Rechalites
Campbell and Mary Streets
Colonial Mutual
Pitt-street
Ultimo
Google
Forest Lodge
Gordon
Alexandria
Redfern
Beecroft
Sydney City Mission
William-street
Paddington
St. Bede's
Drummoyne
Ridge and
Miller Streets
North Sydney
Dulwich Mill
Sydney Town Hall
Mesare, Owen, Ridge, and Son
Calve's Third Concert Promises Romantic Masterpieces
Mme Calve resumes her spellbinding Town Hall program with Mi re, singing The Habenera from Carmen Ophelia Hamlet and Triste. Signor Gasparri duets in Cavalleria Rusticana while tenor performs Serenata Mascagni and Lucia aria. May revenue rises 143,765 pounds from last year.
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Alvr
Mme
Caive
Caire
Myself
Obsiento
J Mene
Ophelia
Signor Gasparri
Praise of boxing the safest sport in exercise talk
Professor Osborne at Caulfield Grammar School Melbourne argues boxing is the safest sport. He notes most medical men accept exercise within limits, cites rare calamities from light gloves, and says boxing outranks football for safety despite public brutality concerns.
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Professor Osborne
Caulfeld Grammar School
Melbourne
Chase and Capture by Constable in Skin Heist
Constable Kelly of No 1 Station spotted a lorry stop on Elizabeth Street and a man climbing to the top of a skins load. He trailed the vehicle, saw the passenger take skins and stash them in a bag, and after a chase through Bent Street to the Quay, overran and captured the culprit and recovered the bag. The driver was later arrested at the Central Police Station.
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Kelly
No. 1 Station
Elizabeth-street
Macquarie Street
Bent-street
Youme-street
RETURN OF THE DART TO SYDNEY AFTER TRAINING CRUISE
The Dart auxiliary to the NSW training ship Sebraon returned to Sydney at 2 this morning after a training cruise from Port Jackson. The ship sailed south to Jervis Bay, using engine and sail, with boat drills and other exercises aboard. It moored off Cockatoo Island and will depart again next Tuesday for Port Stephens.
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N.S.W
Sebraon
Sydney
Port Jackson
Sydney Heada
Jervis Bay
Cockatoo Teland
Port Stephens
Lord Mayor Answers Redfern Fish Market Claims
The Lord Mayor refuted statements by Mr. Earl of the Redfern fish agents claiming the deputy deputation was refused. He noted he was in England when the request was made, and affirmed his policy of fully considering requests from clients of the City Council. Alderman Taylor echoed these remarks.
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H. Mearl
Redfern
Far Wan
Woolloomooloo
Waa
Australia
England
Earl
Aljerman Taylor
Governor Chelmsford Visits Norfolk Island in 1900s
His Excellency the Governor arrives by HMS Cambrian moon but lands late due to surf. Welcomed by Chief Magistrate and residents, then meets officials and Pitcairn Islanders. Public meeting opens Rawson Hall, with deputations heard. Visit includes luncheon, Melanesian Mission, and a school tour before he sails to Sydney.
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Norfolk Island
Gady Chelmsford
Ie Cascade
Murphy
Metcalfe
Douteil
Cathera
Government House
Fin Excellency
Chelmsford
Offerois
George V
Chelmesford
Waveney
Rawson
Harry Rawson
Cuthbert
Rowson
Inanders
A. Anderson
Stest
iWand
Wiarship
Sydney
Deaf official proclaims Earoscope cure for ear ailments
A Port Melbourne official, J Hodgkinson, claims deafness and head noises vanished after using the Earoscope. He touts the device as a home remedy with no medicines, inviting readers to contact the Australasian Earoscope Association for a free supply and advising referencing the paper.
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J. Hodgkinson
Evans ST
Port Melbourne
Vict
Government
Railway Department
L.E.D. Society
Earoscope Association
Richest Safest Investment Appeals at Town Hall
Rev George Campbell of the Sydney City Mission urged a large Town Hall gathering that door to door work by missionaries is the peoples mission not a denomination task. He praised their sacrifice and urged support to extend work and complete central premises in Liverpool Street by the jubilee two years away.
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George Campbell
Sydney City Mission
Campbell
Liverpool Street
Laundry Wages Board Nomination in Industrial Court
In the Industrial Court Mr L L Cobed for the New South Wave Laundry Employers Association nominated William Grant of North Shore Laundry Pitt Street North Sydney as employers representative on the Laundry Metropolitan Board and Alfred Cacter of Allen Street Pyrmont for employees. The chairman nomination was allowed to stand.
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L. L. Cobed
New South Wave Laundry Employers’ Association
Willian Grant
North Shore Laundry
Pittatreet
North Sydney
Metopolitan Board
Faot+y Employers’ Union of
Australasia
Alfred Cacter
Allen-street
Pyrmont
Henry of Navarre to Replace Third Theatre Run
The Theatre Royal will curtail the current production The Third Teeree to include Henry of Navarre upcoming in Australia. Despite drawing strong crowds, only nine nights remain. Henry of Navarre premieres in Australia on Saturday week, following notable English success rivaling The Scarlet Pimpernel.
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J. Williamson
Theatre Royal
New Companies Formed in New South Wales Register
Restated under the Limited Liability Anti Australian Direct Supply Mineral Water Company Limited registered May 1 with £20000 capital in £1 shares. Signatories include Arthur West A G Milson K D M Cormibck A J Mitton W J Gardiner W Reeks and W Phillips. Registered office Sydney. Also Sydney based Registered office Sydney with £20000 capital to acquire meat packers John Dence and Company. Signatories Clara Denes J S Dence Helen S Wardell Thos Wardell D G Selkirk F E Sharp and H G H Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
New Way of Killing Rabbits Tested in NSW Catchment
Dr Tidswell of the Board of Health sought approval from the Water and Sewerage Board to test a new rabbit destruction method in the catchment area. Dr Stokes reported no danger to the water supply and permission was granted. Acetylene gas features prominently in the approach.
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New South Wales
Tidswell
Board of Health
Water and Sewerage Board
Stokes
Australia Islands wireless link plan kept secret
The Postmaster-General says details of linking mainland Australia with outlying islands by wireless telegraphy cannot be disclosed until a report from officers investigating the matter is received. Officers from the Post Office Department of External Affairs and the Defence Department are involved.
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Australia
Post Office
Department of External Affairs
Defence Department
Water and Sewerage Tenders Accepted at City Meeting
Tenders accepted for light cottage supply, valves, timber, stoneware pipes, drain work, and associated construction in multiple divisions with varied discounts to schedule. Items include water mains fittings, sewerage silt removal, and cartage estimates. several bids below or above schedule.
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G. and C. Hopkins
W. G.tirien
Moefer
Newland
R. Fowler
P. Dyer
P. Dwyer
Exstern
J. Gerothy
Northwstern
Claffy
Kenny
Hotacy
Tookdale
Botany
J. Boler
Don
Hit
Buckle and Boum Limited
Hugstville
M'wihon-street
Manly
John Smith
Immigrants from Vladivostok Arrive in Australia aboard Nikko Maru
The Japanese steamer Nikko Maru from Yokohama docked at Circular Quay Sydney under Captain Yasi. Among its passengers were two Russian immigrants from Vladivostok bound for Sydney and seven for Melbourne. Nineteen disembarked at Brisbane.
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Yokohama
Japan
Sydney
Yasi
Circular Quay
Vladivostock
Melbourne
Brishane
Mr Joseph M C A B Es Farewell Lectures Draw Large Melbourne Crowd
Mr Joseph M C A B E delivered a grand farewell lecture in Melbourne with a full Town Hall and demonstrations by enthusiastic followers. His talk in Sydney covered the End of the World, nebular hypotheses, space collisions, lunar lessons, and evolution, promising further encores. Box plans are at Cole's Hook Arcade, with tickets available tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Joseph M’cate
Town Hall
Athenaeum Hall
M'Cate
Sydrer
Cole's Hook Arcade
George S Street
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Wendon
Sydorf
Bave
New South Walea
Sussex-Streey
Foytneys
Vieur—Sysdeer
Iran
Pollard
Eharpe
S. Hiver
Viet
Cape
India
Ceylon
Nsw
Stra Q Ty
Pa Derick Shaw
Ieee
N. River
Comat
Pallway
Alee
Mewlard
Bodalla
Oiddley
Morthers River
St. Gem
Medtom
Tasmanian
Alexanders
S.P.M
Jonanthans
B.B
Queensland
Commons and Riplers
Choicos
Barcelonas
Balmore
Kilmer
Gresty
Yyaom Clockels
Abattoire Road
Lemderson
Harrison, Jones
T& Winchcombe, Carson, and Co., Ltd
Taylor
Prescou, Ltd
May
John Lee and Co
Bursex-street
Dest and Perry, Hay
Fledfern
Bussax-st
P. Cohen and CO
King Street
Progress OF Kensington
Sheldon
Gates
Liberals
Balmain
Calve
Sobraon Boys
Lord Mayor
City Council
Chalmers Street
Randle-street
North Coast Company
Scotland
Wrantion—O
Langebeks
OXNLT
Laundry Wages Board
Henry OF Navarre
Australia and the Islands
John Hunter & Son
Commonwealth
George and
Market Streets
Stoke
A.B.C
Australia Orchestra
Stvsey
Nestle’s
Westle’s
Martin-Place
Morrow
George
Joseph M’cabe
Hudson’s
Eumenthal
A. T. Pittar
Lonfer
Pittar
Lendom
A. Tt
Piltar
Oxford-Steeet
Mark
Pitt-Steeet
Fricke
Tco Oden
Guyatt & CO
George Street
Rogers Bros
Fendleme
Wests
Peon
Oxford At
Ceorcce
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