Royal visit to Sydney Industrial Exhibition delights crowd
The Duke and Duchess of Fork visited Moore Park for the Young People's Industrial Exhibition. They toured the grounds with a guard of honor, met officials including Senator Walker and the Mayor, and were greeted by thousands of children who sang an original Australian ode. The royal party observed cadet drills and flag ceremonies before viewing displays of girl athletes and school groups.
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Tetr Royal High
Royal Party
Government House
Moors Park
Sydney
Sbicl
Seldoe
Royal
New South Wales
Operou
Senakor J.T Walker
Wernot-Heneral
Hopetoun
Duke
Duehons
Mary Lypan
Katherine Coke
Lord Wenlock
Duke ‘of
Razburghe
A.D
Birdinald Wallace
Welker
Deva
RAA
Oder
Sandford
Dale
Guards of Honor
Mins Rite Walker
John Bee
F. Waddell
Sizte
John ‘Perry
Critebert ‘Walker
Sevetor Pushford
Senator Gould
Justice Bwoten
John Kidd
Hodney
James Graham
AW. Meeks
French
Mackesite
Gondral Fosbury
Childre
Fortvatrest
St. Leonarda Albion Street
Lelch- Bardt
Brakineville
Glebe
Clevelant-Street
Epworth
Petersham
Stanmore
Dresed
New Bouth Wales Regiment
Royal Australian Artillery
ELMIT
S. Sobreen
Royal Fala
Anighr
Wns
Gwin
Me. W. Farmer Whete
Daily Telegraph
Star
Tausle
Saale
Atrie
Aspen
Cormick
Paul
Dokw
Cornwall
Tosi
Rulund
Calsts
Dumbballa
Wells
Fabie
Lord Serayant Mathiah
Hrwcior
fElkires
Quartermaati
Bergeast Smith
Newlson
Royal Exhibition Draws 15000 At Sydney Parade
The Royal party toured a route to Government House amid police supervision by Superintendent Larkin. About 15 000 people lined the streets to view displays from NSW Lancers Citizens Bush and various military units. Demonstrations included riding, cadets, Highland dance, drum and band numbers, a running maze, and a life saving society display.
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Government House
Larkin
Garvin
Brenan Behe
Stanvix
Jon
Puardet Uc Derrand
Irith
Taney Cyce
Rudiern
Moms
Stewart
St. Paul's Church of England Grammar School
Pall
R. J. G. Smith
Manus Abd
Infante
Wirth
Life Saving Society
Stuart Bumily
Gift to the Duchess in Sydney Returns in Souvenir Gift
The women of Sydney and suburbs presented a gift to the Duchess of Cornwall and York at Government House near Bays Highwise. The souvenir includes a gold frame and an ostrich fan with an illuminated address of welcome. Presenters included Miss Darley, Lady Qrupami, Mr. Jobo Sea, Mrs. Muichensie, Mrs. Dangar, Miss Harris, Iss Richars, and Miss May Manning. The Duchess graciously accepted, valuing it as a remembrance of her visit to Sydney.
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Sydney
Suburbs
Government House
Darley
Qrupami
Jobo Sea
Muichensie
Dangar
Miss Harris
Iss Richars
May Manning
Winieh
Sydnes
Duke of Cornwall and York Departs for Sydney Excursion
The Duke of Cornwall and York leaves Redfern Station at 4:00 PM with Lord Hopetoun and others aboard the royal train for Condobolla then Burambli Sin. Large crowd at Rooiera witnesses arrival. Duchess accompanies Countess of Hopetoun and plans Blue Mountains visit before expected Ophir departure for New Zealand on Thursday.
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Duke of Cornwall
York Lefy
Lord Hopetoun
Prince Alexander of
Ta O'Glock
Burambli Sinon
Rooiera
Aiatluo
Sydney
Countess of
Hopetoun
Blue Mountains
Kateamba
Heavening
Ophir
New Zealand
Ulam
Paddington alderman brings royal address document
Mr James M'Coy of 52 Glenmore Road Paddington appeared at the Evening News with a notable document in his possession. The item is a copy of writings presented to Prince Alfred during a Paddington visit on February 12, 1866, signed by John Davie the town clerk and Charles Arnott, mayor. M'Coy, resident 43 years, is the sole survivor among those council members who signed the address to the then Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, in 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M'Coy
Glenmore Road
Padington
Evening News
M'Coy
Paddington
Ing
Prince Alfred
Duke of
Edinharet
Addrees
John Davie
Charles Arnott
M'Gay
Prince of Wales
Raward VII
Caubeil
Living witness praises Dr Morse Indian Root Pills
A testimonial from Mrs Cafey of Cubitt describes severe prior illness including head pain, fatigue, and stomach issues. After trying various remedies, she credits Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills with relief from pain and fatigue. The ad promotes the pills as a purifier for biliousness indigestion headaches and other ailments, sold by The W. H. ComsmarK Co. Ltd Australasian Depot. Senator O Connor visits Sydney. A death by suicide is reported in an inquiry into Alexander M Deane. Cadbury Cocoa is advertised.
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Chemins
Sele
W. H. Comsmark Co. Ltd
Australasian Depot
Pittstreet
RB O'Connor le
Sydney
Will
Melbourne
Yeutertay
Alexander Francis M'Deanell
Statiwe
South ‘Wales
Royal meeting at Handwick June or Monday results
Australias Jockey Club held a Royal meeting at Handwick with good attendance. Results include Welcome Handicap a 1000m sweep with Perry man winning ahead of Blue Nobby and Bulli. Nursery Handicap winner Stillwater. Exeter Stakes won by Lygon with Kalua second. Steeplechase Volcanic defeated The Toff after several fallers. Farewell Handicap Paradox led to victory by six lengths over Ace trey.
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Australias Jockey Club
Handwick
Jones
KR Richards
Perryman
Moze Himp
Bardon
Mestre
Stetevene
Rber Suartera
Nuller
Sisyphus
Carmody
Housetmun
Brazen Boy
Belting
Hargeat
Blue Newby
Ranjit Sinhji
Leapfrog
Uurt
Blue Sobby
Fruns
Brasen Boy
Belus
Bulli
Racho
Ferrytan Ram
Blue Nobby
Stright
Tengis
Hurve Hume
Beius
Wik Saianette Ami Rawilt
Simbji
Tuila
Ube Prive
Mer Riye
Abbotspield
Chainpe
Osborne
Paviloo
Cleyton
Mafeking
Houseman
Oblivion
Courtnes
Betlinng
Stillwater
Prince Buller
Rugold
Prince Buler
Future
Abbotafield
Prince Butler
Pavilion
Jowis
Abe
Grey
Mafehing
Elappy
Mr Y. Kelly
Goro
Cerize
F. Kuba
Byra
T. Goody
E. Keys
Brg LA Hogue
Byte
The
Chief
Gough
Alice Mostyn
Oxborne
Undaunted
W. Smith
Boscobel
Olimour
Sirdar
Courtney
Edna Lyall
Lyddite
Clayton
Yule Cake
Richardson
Bera
Sirder
la Hogue
Kalenl
Rosrobel
Yule Duke
Couch
Mr. J. Norch
Tate Volcano
Cameron
Satan II
Colley
Mist
Phillips
My Siarn
Chevalley
Jovian
Ionian
Volcanic
My Stars
Ge- Wwe
Stare
Valcanic
Volcante
Toff
Emin Oigeee
J. A. Maya
Stockwell Paramount
F. Kuby
Mace
Bre Acumen
Ayra
Sib
UCL
T. Gomdyn Viet
J. Buller
Bibh
Syrs
Gee
Woodeate
Fireman
Hovity ‘Des
Parker
Cordon
Johnson
Harvest Home
Delaney
Amera
Neretoker
Glorsso Keras
Plaintif
M. Godbys
Edna
B. Woodgate
Slara
Nestito
Bradshaw
Eriting
Paradox
Bob
Acumen
Yaerrabee
Corrio Keras
Lothera
Negrito
Parador Jett Hing Beli
Acetrey
Edu
Mr Wragg e Illness and Other News
The Brisbane Telegraph reports that Clement L Wrages government meteorologist has recovered from a dangerous right eye ulceration and hopes to resume duties next week though he remains confined and unable to read write or endure wind. A five month old child Clarissa Masterson was found dead in Roselle. May attendance at Technological Museums is listed for several locations. A sculling contest between A F Chapman and R Campbell ends with Chapman winning. The State Premier discusses tariff and capital location issues with Parliament. Also tips for children's coughing with Woods Creos Peppermint Cure marketed at 1s 6d.
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Brisbane
Clement L. Wrages
Jackson
Lockhart Gibson
Clarissa Masterson
Withicombe Street
Roselle
Iu Leen
Sydney
Nemeastin
West Maitland
Bathurst
Goulburn
Albury
A. ‘F. Chapman
Newcastle
R. Campball
Hexkar
Setunday
Figs Copalders
Military Tarty in Manchester Welcomes Returning South Africa Vets
A Saturday evening reception at Minchester Watty Jen Deth Street honored Captain W. W. Russell Watson and A Company of the First Regiment returning from the war in South Africa. Present were Lt Col Oldershaw and several officers, with music by the regimental band and speeches praising gallantry and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minchester Watty Jen
Riles Deth Street
Ccxscert
W. W Rumaell
Watson
South Africs
Ebru
Mounalé
Oldershaw
Wienim Caplan Rourke
Lleulmadots
Sedewick
Logul
Holmes
J.S
Har
Newmarch
Undes Dandmaker Draper
Intervere
Oideraling
Guesia
Geuth
War & Man
Russell Watan
Pretoria
Andre
de Lisle
Roberts
Kitchener
Duke of
Coenmall
York
Res Sell-Watson
England
Gene
Progress Associations Move Toward Amalgamation
Delegates from Glenfield Noldeworthy and Moortains Promrese met at the Cammell Chamber responding to Liverpool District Progress Association to discuss amalgamation. Speakers argued for stronger cross association cooperation while some cautioned against forced merger, and the meeting authorized informing member associations that they should admit each other’s members to discuss the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool District Progress Association
Glenfield
Noldeworthy
Bokerstyy
Moortains
Cammell
Alibr
jBan P. Smith
Liverpool
Liverpool Association
Piber
Uch Cokes
Amilton
Holdsworthy and
Eckersley
Weare
Holdsworthy
Eckers-ley
Milton
Smith
Watt
Liversosk Asnatin
Wales Fruitgrowers Co operative Society Proposal
A preliminary meeting proposes Wales Fruitgrowers Co operative Association Limited to be formed under the Friendly Societies Act with capital 436000 in shares. It aims to unite fruit growers for fair returns, expand into packing, preserving, and selling fruit and vegetables, establish wholesale and retail branches, and secure markets domestically and abroad while regulating prices and reducing waste.
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Wales
Amociaton, Limited
Twcesaary
Sean Ce
Aascosation
Association
Memibuls
Perean
Prwey
Thomas Hish
Rydalmere
Meriing
Whit
Parramatis
Frank Paredl
Vossiatliah
Ocean Greyhounds in Belfast and the Atlantic race
Fragmented report describes ocean liners Celtin and Wilhelm II racing across the Atlantic with German and Celtic vessels competing for speed and passengers. Notes voyage times, power, crew, and costs amid speculation on future transatlantic routes and alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martard
Modern Sbipoulidise
Caitlin
Jiu Mee
Kwadi
Wilhelm Thomane
Reese
Lorar-peter
She Kaisty Wilheim
Erwan
Ube
Geemin Wyaten Sf
Hospital Saturday Fund Meeting Notes Board Plans
Proceedings of the Hospital Saturday Fund committee with Justice Coles presiding. Members discussed fund distribution, ex-officio board membership for committee figures, and a motion for the best board seating. Treasurer and auditor reports were heard, with a small year rise in funds and a dismissal of details about banking transfers and creditors.
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Justice Cuben
Ube
Kb Distribution Committee
Justine Coles
Latiee
Robey
Urat
Dolley
Abs Furniture
JA Rogers
Wwe
New South Wales
Bayshes Bank
Steamer Ran Erba Bae Arrives at Snes From Alexandria
Report from Monday arrival details the Ran Erba Bae in Snes from Alexandria with Captain Jobewson. Severe weather and heavy seas hindered operations. crew and passengers faced danger as the vessel encountered frost and high seas. Local society notes mention the FL Greegy's Aeroirallaral Beewty Wie exhibit and numerous individuals listed among attendees and officials.
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Erba Bae
Snes
Alexandria
CarEe Misuger
Jobewson
Sytner
Greegy
Shawn Ty Meare
Lestes
Lockyer
Levies
Maman Cochet
Perle den
Jenin Kaleri
Aveta Victoria
Assomse Rey
Mr. Key
W. Privy
Allee
A Lomlen
A. ©. Read
Eartalagnee
W.M. Musgrove
Jason
Opera Review Highlights Mixed Reception of Carmra Cast
The theatre presented Carmra with Mise Agios Jeter returning as the lead alongside Mr Pringle and Digoer Salvi as Dem Desc. The performance drew praise for the ensemble and principal, with special attention to musical phrasing. Till evening Wagner’s The Vizing Durations will be reputed. a revival of Parma On is announced for Thursday followed by The Flying Deicke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaet
Mise Agios Jeter
Mr. Pringle
Ated Digoer Salvi
Wagner
Tesarrem
Mie
Parma
Fragmented OCR Mail Summary of Global Listings
Readable fragments describe various global mail routes and destinations including Melbourne Auckland Perth and Natal with references to ships and timetables. The text lists places and vessels in a jumbled order, lacking coherent events or dates.
Fragmented Medical Adversity Document Reveals Treatments and Recovery
A damaged OCR of a medical narrative describes severe symptoms and unconventional remedies. The patient references toxins, prescriptions, and a long recovery process with medical opinions and personal gratitude to a doctor or healer. The text shows distressing symptoms and the emotional aftermath shared by the speaker.
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Aight
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Progress Associations
Neur Amirailis
Seamen
Garth
Elomaeh
Laver
Kidseve Iesul
Steud Tret
Babin
Ocean Greyhounds
Hospital Saturday
the Opera
Aorkland
Ate
New Awaland
Disees
Kealandia
Natal
Liem
Ren de Eivedt
Leew
Ietty & Dow
Seteete Byrne
Evan
Qiuslily
Arburs
Spimer
Ayer
J.C
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