Heavy rains sweep New South Wales coast and inland
A prolonged heavy rain event drenched the Sydney region and inland districts, with a 24 hour total at many sites reaching copious amounts. Strong winds accompanied the showers as authorities noted the prospect of further rain and a forecast of clearing conditions by midweek.
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Gabaland
Sydney
Fussell
Port Macquarie
Eldie New- Gasile
Te Eog
Penry
Stoney
Usaeit
Conat
Riverina
Narrandera
Darling
Wentworth
Dourke
Darliog
Lachlan
Bogan
South Australia
Victoria
Vldar Alana
Sorthern
Russelwald
Exne
Fermen
Russell Forecast Sees Moderating Conditions
Weather note reports conditions moderating with still squally, showery moments inland. Forecaster notes lingering unsettled air, with wind shifts and possible brief downpours across main inland areas.
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Stu
Prospect Reservoir Inflow Rises With Rains And Reservoir Level
Water and Sewerage Board advices show Cataract and Nepean rivers contributing to Prospect Reservoir at about 146 million gallons daily. Surface height has risen 11 inches since Sunday morning as inflow increases after rains, with catchment area readings including Cataract 42 points and Robertson 620 points recorded on Tuesday afternoon.
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Nepean
Wee Io
Water and Sewerage Board
Prospect
Venan
Wilesa
Washed Ashore Findings At Forest Quowa Shore
A fragmentary report notes a washed ashore object named Great Goose at Newow's Bay awaiting clearer weather. The Department of Viata is involved in the to-day inspection amid uncertain sea conditions and a slight sea calm.
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Viata
Derelict事件引发调查与调查进展
本文碎片显示对一起涉及港口工人 Bas 的事件展开调查。文本含混不清，仅能推断出与Bas相关的某项行动在进行中，细节模糊，涉及地点为港区，时间未明。
Nerang Town Wall Reveals Impact of Severe Storm
Reported six hours of disruption with multiple Delldings and boats damaged. Roads blocked by fallen trees as the South Lantern area experienced a tropical disturbance on Saturday. Weather across regions Woodford Yan Caboolture Warmbye Galufant Bracex Palewood shows significant damage and high disruption.
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Nerang
Woodford Tf
Yaning
Caboolture
Warmbye
Galufant
Bracex
Aml
Palewood
Steamer Tagiaterro Overdue From Devonport to Brdngr
Report from Sydney notes the steamer Tagiaterro from Devonport to Brdngr is overdue. Authorities advise delays may stem from rough seas along the coast with no payment or clear schedule issued, and conditions remain uncertain.
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Tagiaterro
Devonport
Tas
Brdngr
Sydney
Tammaial
Anu
Cattle Killed After Rough Crossing For Len Steamship
The LEN. steamer Allowrie arrived at Hyd usy from the South Coast after a rough voyage during which a couple of coast were killed. The Allowrie was due at Sydney on Sunday but bad weather detained the voyage.
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Allowrie
Hyd Usy
Sydney
Gough at Newcastle Ship Nouma in Peril
A Brisbane bound schooner named Sorma encountered a ferocious gale off Newcastle while trying to light ballast. Tugboats fought heavy seas and rain to reach the vessel, which rode at anchor with lines strained and crew feared in danger. The bar remains perilous as resupply attempts continue near Stockton breakwater. other ships and pilots were affected by the severe weather.
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Newcastle
Brisbane
Stockton
Caat
Murray
Oysby Haak
Swockton
Ajax
Brown
Champion
Sat
DY Mirtara
Femelek and Company
Vicisila
Leverei
Irvesiatibia
Wiesel
Fred
Boas
Fendine
Rexpaum
Ajac
Victoria
Liav
Nobbye
Port
Enebers
Salfore
Queen's Wharf
The Kyogle Missing After Saturday Departure to Clarence River
The steamer Kyogle, owned by North Doxat Steam Navigation Company, failed to arrive after leaving Sydney Saturday night for the Clarence River. No sign of the vessel by Tuesday afternoon, with Captain Farrell Shoe reported as the location of the Gew boat of 700 tons.
Violent Storm Strikes Ballina Monday Night
A severe storm lashed Ballina with an easterly gale starting Saturday night and peaking early Sunday. Heavy rain flooded low-lying areas, uprooted trees, and knocked down telegraph poles as the wind battered the town. By morning the rain eased and the sky showed signs of clearing.
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Ballina
Burrtompe
Lunda
DML
Wilb
Floods Hit Country as Heavy Rain Persisted
Armidale reports unprecedented rain with creek floods submerging low ground and disrupting life. Grafton sees rising rivers and drought relief after heavy showers. other towns log multiple inches with ongoing rainfall and high winds.
The Sinle Cabinet Plan Reported To Merge Forces
A fragment mentions a cabinet plan to merge actions and secure a first deal, with unclear details about timing and parties involved. The readable words suggest a political or organizational merger proposal in early stages.
Alleged Extensive Frauds Charged in Central Pallet Court
The Central Pallet Court heard charges against Wilakire, Yount, and others for conspiring to cheat and defraud Samos Horders and Auchovy Murchery between December 1901 and May 1902. Prosecution detailed large sums, with witnesses describing bets, forged dockets, and missing money, including about £450 paid and £200 in furniture values. Young denied knowledge, and investigators presented bank deposits and dual books as evidence.
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de Tore
Wilakire
Charlie Herbert Yount
Okshler
Albee
Tisher
Anlesuan
Baying
Katwonn Chevanelers
Hatrand Samos Horders
Auchovy Murchery and Zoos
Haymarket
J. Gurlasa
Read
Charles Bull
Gallagher
Lim
Witsnese
Ben
Fes
Muymerkel
Wallamet Fisher
Tordern
Fle
Fisher
Aalemun
Wutmpes
Hou
Witnesd
Fim
Harris
Ead
Witine
Witnem
Pieher
Young
Bank of Australasie
Bim
Guy Manny
Astraleala
Life Saving Society
Horder
Eider
Wishar
Withem
Wignees
Witoms
Wilseea
Pinder
Wiles
Wienéan
George Street
le Mach
Mull
Toone
Tin Bad
Gilleit
Oey
Hartare
Alec Bead
Secumnd
Investigae
Wrhanes
Whispers of a Dockyard Bribery Plot and Missing Funds
A witness details a scheme involving cash handling at a dockyard and a corruption ring led by Young and Fisher. They allegedly diverted funds through fake bills, moved sums to various accounts, and planned further thefts. EdWard A Bowl, Anthony Hh ra intim, and Charles Lawson are named in testimonies about illicit proceeds and concealment. The case proceeds at the Central Police Court as investigators pursue the involved parties.
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Omen
Boll
Winber
Toung
Denk
Bille
Wae Young
Lees Goeckels
Edward
Anthony
Hector Bond
Wilberforce
Trein
Charlee Lawson
Sorry Hills
Anthony Hor
Dora
Meder
Young
Hio
Young Ald
Lane
Piuher
Fisher
Romer
Fly
Jim
le Sayl
Suriegs
Antraleia
Faber
Plaber
Evens
Charlie Baz
Witkoan
Mr. Hordern
Bine
Tata
Keating
Central Police Court
Aged 107, an old identity gone in Brantwood area
Richard Smith aged 107, longtime Brantwood resident and former member of the Gold Police, died Saturday at Fern Fill Canterbury. He joined the force in early years, reached sergeant, and retired about 1840 before the current Police Act, after 64 years in service.
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Thera
Fern Fill
Canterbury
Ait
Richard Smith
Smith
Brantwood Diirict
Mm de Btries
Gold Police
Telephone Room Assault At City Hotel Trial
In Metropolitan District Court Burnett George Cohen sued Edward John Robinson for 20 pounds in alleged renault. The defendant pleaded not guilty as the tally of events after a March 20 hotel visit shows a quarrel over a cheque and an assault in the telephone room amid conflicting accounts of money, intent, and prior remarks. The case centers on whether the defendant struck the plaintiff during a confrontation about a cheque and alleged drunkenness.
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Backhours
Metropolitan District Court
Burnett George Cohen
Treveller
Campbell-sienet
North Eydney
Edward John Robinson
Abe Arcadia Btoel
PiAt Airect
Fydaes
Barances
Renault
Defandast
Plalntift
Hutsl
We Deleiuat
Lim
Plulguitt
Dutophant
Senin
Piaint
Pian
Tle
Market Share Snapshots From Ailing Ledger
Melbourne investors watch a muddled share market note listing various firms and prices. Names such as Queen Central, Victoria Bank, and Commercial Banking Company of Sydney appear amid scattered figures and references to Australian exchanges.
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Arelusa Junction
Lew Ultme
Byney
Queen Central
Victoria
Cope'e
Ervak Tia
Bouthoald
Maceat
Drea
Columbus
Pabl
Vietorim
Vliesind
Vesurien
Seren
Itarpaall
Lars Me
Quese Central
Petal. de
Commercial Banking Company of Hydney
Oriental and Columble
Bs Bi
Robbed of Pounds Seventy Five in Sydney Assault Trial
A man in his forties, Ward, stood trial at Central Criminal Court Darlinghurst for robbery and wounding of Lewin Solomon on December 9 1399. The Crown witness described a sequence of blows and theft of a bag containing wages near Reservoir Street and Riley Street. Ward was found guilty and remanded for sentencing as spectators reacted in court.
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Central Criminal Court
Darlinghurst
Crown
Crowe-atrevl
Resarvoir-street
Reservoir-street
Rileysstreet
Albion-atvest
Yotomion
Sydney
Moss Vala
Moxa
Bydney
Bitanel
Willem Johnston
Aulley
Dork
Sir John See Returns From Western Trip
Sir John See returned to Sydney from a western trip and described rough travel across oil country. He noted delays, distances covered by horse track and bullock cart, and praised railway links and proposed rail expansion to improve future journeys.
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John See
Sydney
Black Oil Plains
Joam
Aydnes
Ajay
Exid
Sottvermae
Feu
Barmeori
Meradool
Presenia
Rallesy
Sir John
Avondale
Golllae
Wee Wan Ob
Burgeron
Erna
Wee Wea
Etary
Sir Joan
Randwick Training Notes Show Dampened Workday
Rain slowed this morning’s Randwick session with several horses held to light routines. Notable movers included Bigot and Rock Lily in quick sprints, Medilla and Suastul also covering distance, while Ariana and Antiques posted strong rounds on the cinder track.
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Nothoe
Fares-Parta
Bigot
Bret Suite
Calak
Helder
Eal
Aaisalor
Chris
Ariana
Wx Feroure
Milner
Disputed will case heard before probate judge
A contested will for Jett Rallis of Burwood opened before the 16 Probate Judge. The proceedings discuss delays, alleged lack of testamentary capacity, and counterclaims challenging the validity of the will dated September 15, claiming it was revoked by a prior instrument.
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Bale
Jett Rallis
Burwood
Dewilon Walkers
David Charge Reilly
Senate
Joba Umes
Saul Agpointes
Tim
Clark Roberts
Seouler
Willy Sid
Pialatill
The
Teolator Teft
Tony Gdm
The B A A Band Performance List
The AA Band under bandmaster J. Mcarchy schedules music including Outer Domini and Sentia Remiileyrusca selections if weather permits. The program features works by Chopin and Chagiat among others, with a focus on Italian and French composers and varied instrumental pieces.
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Alrootinn
J. McArchy
Miaindne
Fray
Trois
Chigiat
Sneudey
eWarblera
Wool
Neerury
Chopin
In Memoriam: Tau Late for Classification and Public Figures
Advertisements received late for classification mix with an in memoriam tribute to Posner, described as a loving mayor of Mert baer and ty Premidets. The garbled text mentions resignations, names like Bray Uke, Nadine Wher, and Bowe Dang, and references to local figures and timelines, reflecting a fragmented obituary-like notice.
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Posner
Mert Baer
Bray
Bates Seeiahie
Nadine
Bowe
Oroeen
Uae
Tata
Fragmented OCR passage about prune mums and Farmation text
A damaged OCR fragment describes prune mums and a farm related scene with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions hint at a local event or shop talk but lack coherent narrative or clear facts.
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Boygabri Renee
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Gunneda
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Filen Tanes Ss
Tarales
Eo Soulburn
Wariait
Btalzatt Ach
Marrajong
Wee
Kunepia Fedree Windvor
Ane
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Prospect Reservoir
Nouma
Peril
Gyouse
Ensaaer
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Bear Eto
Armidale
Armidele Creek
Toen
Tak- Yoon
Bundaraa
Sunal
Grafton
Moss Vale
Distriot
Aed 51
Hordern
Walteré
Melbourne
Yurader Anersoes
Sairs and
Hustler
Tiomel Reteaded
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Sir John See
Randwick
Tau
Nogales Sri
Seeniplee
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WOLFE
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