Victorian Railway Disaster Inquest Kept At Bendigo
A Sunshine inquiry into a Victorian railway disaster Monday at Bendigo heard testimonies from examiner Bucy and Praset about brake, engine, and coach damages and actions by drivers and engineers. Witnesses described brake performance, coupling, and wheel conditions as the Bendigo train 659 was inspected before departure on April 20.
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Melaourse
Thureday
Sunshine
Willain Vary Donce
Faremada
Benuga
Bandiga
Fly Ria
Bucy
Praset
Kynetomrom
Tan RoLiCe
Livia Esaminer
Wabiber
Dendiga
Eatry Wishat
Milburn
Armuf Euatey
Tory
Anigny
Urakis
Alexander Andrews
Kyoviui i Assiat
Twals Kantor Hulidas
Rover Jamea
Wentinghouse
Milbuen
Athenry
Ely
Market Notes on Spot Prices and Transactions
Market tables show spot closing on Wednesday at 7 Tandon, with references to Landon and Gluck transactions. Various buyers and sellers listed include Mount Elliott, Great Boulder, Mount Lyell, and other mines, with prices noted in shillings and pounds. Reports mention Brilliant, Queen Crowe Reef, and Charters Towers stocks, with inquiries in Sydney and Melbourne and multiple month openers.
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Tandon
Sun
North Broken
Boron Sa
Mount Elliott
Boyne
Suligany
Mount Lyell
Great Boulder
Dayne
Ivan Fir
Fydivy
Avery
Nor
Real Charters Towers
Brilliant Focohula
Eaat Mexican
Com
Wind and Flonnta
Queen Crowe Reef Barrier Lines
Armer
Mount Eliott
Great Tyorthern
Aller
Sal Moun
Lavid
Tayer
Eller
Mount Bti
Paler Fils
Salen
WO British
prTler Tan
South Toatay
Altts
Les Boey
Sydney
Gilmore
Beanie Punder
Hillgrove
Lucy
Charinre Towers
Mililant Freehold
Weller's
Anton
Haat Melvin von Seth Om
Werden
Bank of N
Shila Syanry
EiMlagan
Kylee Pew
Arstuen Steam’ Shovel
New Brillant Sreshold
Das Sa
Vivis Notions
Vulcan
Bask
Broken Hill
Great Gastera
Brite Lane
Tadtersatte Club tournament late sporting results list
A late sporting notice lists numerous players with amounts owed or scores for the Tadtersatte Club tournament. Names include Lyons, Porsyih, Spulowen, Staines, Meriwether, Davis, Robinson, Eskbank, Smith, Osborne, Falconbridge, Bourke, Melville, Weston, Rowan, Emblem, and many others with varied figures. The draw is appointed for the 28th instalm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadtersatte
W. Lyons
Porsyih Owe
Bassilowen
Staines Owes
Emu Aer
Clinoaser
Gientyam
MJ. Sluloney
Poarou
Clydendaln
Ua- AerRi
Dunmers
LA. Meriwether
Rates
Deodera
Ormuty
P. Nala
Modlow
W.G. Tannenih
J. Bamivelaisa
A. Thompson
A.A. Thompecu
Burns Syndicate Plans Australia Fight For World Title
The Burns syndicate is arranging matches between Australia’s top contenders to select a challenger for the undefeated Burns. A bout between Burns and a leading American is also proposed, aiming to spark strong interest. Applications for sail at the Arat Merit in Sydney are flooding in as followers of the Short move to secure top positions.
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Burns Syndicate
Burns
Americs
Australia
Burna
Rydney
Randwick Trials and Hay Jockey Club Plans In New South Wales Sports Note
Trainers at Randwick observe hurdle schooling with horses like South Field and Delfry clear in fine style. Alcidalaig Halcyon, a country standout, is noted at Randwick. The Hay Jockey Club plans two race meetings on July 2 with two wins expected for prize money. J J Gilman named manager of the league's new body. The Player may depart Sydney for England, with test matches and internationsals against Wales and England. St George first grade replay decision postponed by the Metropolitan Rugby League.
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Prince of Wales
Felicia
Sruke
Randwick
South Fiead
Delfry
Sigersii- Gon
Hay Jockey Club
Alcidalaig Halcyon
Readwick
J.J. Gliinan
N.B. 1
Rugby Football League
England
Sydney
Wales
Adaltion
Teach
Metropolitan Rugby Calon Kas
St. George
Orient At Fremantle Passengers For Sydney
Fremantle Thursday Orient arrived in the afternoon from Tandem with passengers bound for Sydney: Messrs Miles Titheradge Ewbank Talker Plate Thompson Malco Mudd Kleine Kennedy Irlamd ang Scott and ladies Napier plus Miss Tteland.
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Fremantle
RSLS
Orient
Sydney
Messrs
Miles
Titheradge
Ewbank
Talker
Plate
Thompson
Malcohment
Mudd
Kleine
Kennedy
Irlamd
Ang Scott
Mesdamis Titheraten Napier
Two Ton
Tteland
Delayed Works Department Promises Inquiry on Water Supply
A minister promised to send an officer to Fenot to discuss water supply for Canna. The Municipal Council has asked when the officer will arrive, but the Works Department has not replied. The Major seal was issued a fortnight ago with no response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooma
Canna
Munielyat
Teenager Charged With Bridle Theft at North Sulary Court
Faward Whimp, 16, appeared before North Sulary Pollet Court this morning charged with stealing a bridle valued at £, and the property of Harold Hammond. He pleaded guilty and was fined £1 or seven days. The tarher suggested sending the boy to sea as a lighter penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faward Whimp
North
Sulary Pollet Court
Harold Hammond
Railway Fatality Claims Bert Elliott at Sydney Hospital
Bert Elliott, a single man living in Burwood, was badly injured during mounting operations near Central Railway Station last Wednesday. He died at Sydney Hospital earlier today, ending a brief battle for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Elliott
Central
Sydney
Elliott
BurBitt-aired
Lelchbardl
Glenelg Murder Trial Opens at Adelaide Court
The trial of Coleman for the murder of Constable King at Cirocle van Yegua proceeds in the Criminal Court this morning, with proceedings heard in Adelaide on Thursday.
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Adelaide
Coleman
Constable King
Cirocle van Yegua
Criminal Court
Seaman Arthur Sims Dies After Fall Aboard Al.M 8
In Adelaide today seaman Arthur Sims aged aboard Al.M 8 died in hospital after a fall on deck. Sims broke his back during the accident, and the Challenger Ames Gaye ago was involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Arthur Sims
Challenger ‘Ames Gaye
Fragmented Notice of Auto Round Corp Auction Details
A damaged OCR fragment describes a major car round corp event with references to a vat e SC thee mites and Sour. It mentions blades, output, costs, and a 14 day period, but the text is garbled and details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Settlement at Queanbeyan Meeting on Closer Settlement
A meeting of leading farmers in Queanbeyan discussed the aim of bringing Duniroon en Varralkin under the notice of the Closer Settlement Board. The mayor attended to discuss the proposal and future steps for closer settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Clopar
Glairiet
Bosra
Throwing Refuse on Roadway Before North Sidney Court
A defendant appeared in the summons division this morning for throwing wate r on a public roadway. The case name, Andrew Besavit, was noted with a two month penalty, after a questioning of the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auuié
Menal
Sidney Court
Paul Toe
Andrew Besavit
American Fleet Arrives for Auckland Entertainment Program
Auckland hosts a week of events honoring the American fleet led by the Admiral. Monday features a review and official welcome, with a presentation of a flag. Tuesday includes a gala reception for visiting officers, and Wednesday plans send officers to Rotorua for the springs. Friday marks a Governor’s function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Admient
Wad Otcere
Ming Fiesi
Rotorua
Thanous Sal
Warship Movements Toward Suva and Auckland
Reported movements of a powerful warship force en route to Suva on an official trip. The squadron, led by Vier-Admiral Poor, is expected to proceed to Auckland where it will rendezvous with the American Fleet before heading toward Seamineyao to greet a larger force. The Challenger, 29 far 0 to known, will not fear Looney 0, and plans to meet the squadron at Suva. It is likely the American Admiral will arrange before leaving Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pragent
Arsangamenos
Suva
Auckland
Ant Tere
Poor
Vinielme
Sefineyao
Wik Teeard
Bundarra
Thureda
Walata
Gimagandha
Alparia
Sinte
Temora
Bevel
Cnrivetion
Stchourk
Rap
Sale of Poisons Prompts Call for Legislation
A Pharmacy Board of New South Wales deputation urged the Government to reintroduce a bill regulating supply, labeling, and purity of poisons. The proposal, introduced by Sr Thomas, sought to address risks under the current system while balancing pharmacy and broader industrial interests. Mr Wood pledged efforts to advance the measure at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharmacy Board of
New South Wale
Sr Thomas
Bf.l
Wood
Colet
Lise Polkons
Wich
Rangers
Provess Wystem
Polsone
BUI
Board of Health
Thapeetor-General
Police
Woodeal
Irgislatian
Ala
Cour
Improving Oxford Street At Junction With Crown Street
City council plans to improve Oxford Street at its junction with Crown Street by removing parts of Miller’s Coursed which have been resumed at an end. Buildings near the corner are to be protected and arrangements made for future works and safety during progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryine
Usxfords Street
Crown Street
Dorier
Sylho
Weather Warnings and Farmland Concerns in NSW
The bulletin reports north western gales and squalls east of Kane, with cool to overcast skies and light showers in southern regions. Temperatures remain low across New Bath Wales and various towns. data includes numerous location readings and forecasts for the next 24 hours and mentions drought risks, stock shortages, and potential crop impact.
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Luchian
Toma
Oesan Voreraet
Peenn
Kanearog
New Bath Wales
Cowra
Rocklep
Gouinurn
Klundra
Cooma
Nywltybath
Bomhala
Moen Vale
Bowrml
Sptney A
Produce Merchants Claim in Sydney District Court
In Sydney District Court Judge Decker hears a claim by a produce merchant from Patremetis Road Patresbad against Henry Albert Suite of Greancatta Road. The case concerns damages for alleged loss on a sale and seeks verdict and damages totaling 810.
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Sydney District Court
Tor
Homer
Tate Court
Trio of Long Legal Battle Over Privileged Statement
After three years the cane of Macintosh and Bees v RG Dun ud Company concludes with Privy Council appeal denied. John Macintosh and Sons sued for defamation over a newspaper libel. Court history shows verdicts and appeals from Supreme Court to Full Court and Privy Council, with the final outcome favoring the defendants. MP Elllory Meyer reports the Privy Council appeal bears no further remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macintosh and Bees
RG Dun Ud Company
Elllory Meyer
Wollessor
John Macintosh
Rowwongers
Pittatrock
City
Ih Supremé Court
Italec
Privy Counel
Lavender Bay Tunnel Electric Light Installation
Reports from the Lavender Bay tunnel project describe preliminary planning and electrical tests near Central Railway Station. Officials consider placing lamps and reflectors inside the tunnel walls for the North Shore side construction, with about 100 lamps and reflectors planned, 50 per side.
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Lavender Bay
Wahine
Laywider Bey
Bren
Brel
Ceppeter
North Shore
Ebe
Centrel
Tampa
Language Mix Up At Court In Foreign Speak Confusion
A French suitor at the Central court cannot speak English, triggering a comic interpreter scene as the sergeant and police struggle to manage the drunken man. The solicitor attempts French phrases, the crowd chuckles, and the sergeant notes the exchange ends with the defendant laughing along despite the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vollee
More Police Wanted at Cooma
A report from Cooma describes ongoing crime and requests for additional constables. The local council sought more police as burglaries occurred during early hours while officers were off duty. The Inspector General questioned the need for extra force amid declining population. The council planned to petition the Minister for assistance as streets faced unchecked activity overnight.
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Ramoms
Petty Theta
Coome
Garvan
Tane
Furster
Alresay
Mininter
Duance
Hurstville Appeal Court Hears Ward Decisions
The Hurstville Municipal Appeal Court, presided by Mr Donaldson, examined Woodville 90 Harstville wards and issued decisions. Appeals on road value and allotments were considered, with some reductions upheld. Proceedings note delays and mention women’s groups and local reform efforts.
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Harefvilte
Targrtt
Sire
Downey
Constable and Nurse Face Hearing on Sydney Case
At Peddington Pollen Court a hearing continued into the case of Eleanor Brown charged with unlawful use of an instrument. Russell, a key witness, faced questions as the magistrate set dates for further examination and warned about delays. Nurse Brown and Russell both pleaded not guilty and reserved their defense. Bail was granted for Linel at Darlinghurst Sessions on August 5.
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Peddington Pollen Court
Mr. Darnell
Eleanor Brown
Sydney
John Thomas Ruastlt
Deesla Perry
Piorence Ley
Christanna
Russell
Wooas
Lierd
Victorie Lloyd
Abe
Dundee
Warner
Hunter-arrest
Pitt-atreet
Centennial Park
Abi IE
Paddington
Brown
Norge Brown
Crown
Glebe
Nurne Drown
Sis
Dorothy Lloyd
Wigrimroad
Forest Lodge
Plorence Lloyd
Dugtier
Pyrmon
Bee
Mies Lloyd
Lin Vars
Sulme
Nurse Brown Cama
Flo
Drews
Homebush Stock Sales Sheep Dearer Prices Rise
At Uni Homebush stock gates this afternoon sales drew 23 697 sheep and lambs with 1078 penned. Trade opened firm with rates up to per head as the market advanced across classes. The day saw keen competition, 300 head from Queensland among the offerings, with cattle and sheep values lifting on the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Amles
Mering Wathery
Ite
Etire
Merina
Tate
Ostra
Madlum
Queensland
Bankruptcy court cautions discharge in two cases
In re Harry Thomas Trist the registrar suspended a certificate due to incurring debts without reasonable grounds for payment, and in re William Jamies Large the registrar found insolvency through deliberate acts and guarantees without proper expectation of repayment, suspending discharge for several years. Voluntary sequestration ordered for Honey Herman Proctor Lublin, civil servant of Buibt road North Syanex, with W. J. Poimer noted.
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Harry Thomas ‘Trist
Munti
Peltie
William Jamies
Weterug
Ubrer
Honey Herman Proctor Lublin
Buibt Road
North
Syanex
W. J. Poimer
Melat Wmizace
Fire protection for Watson's Bay debate
A local meeting discussed improving fire protection at Watson's Bay amid growing outbreak risks. Proposals include extending the Metropolitan Fire Brigade operations with a dedicated station and equipment. The issue to be reviewed at Friday's session while the May event remains on the Adelante Wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melucer
Foutier
Bellevue Hill Public School Drive Raises Crowding Claim
A deputation from Waverley and Woollahra councils urged the Minister for Education to establish a new public school at Bellevue Hill. The overcrowded existing schools, travel burdens on children, and planned tramway expansion were cited as pressures driving the request, with ministers noting financial and logistical constraints.
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Bellevue Hill
Waverley
Wool- Intire
Coronef Onslow
Latimer
Caluse ‘Onslow
Latiger
Hogun
Ley
Hogar
Mogua
Weollahre School
Dew
Ipolle
Yue Hil
Italtoralley
The Wheelers Strike Hits Newcastle Miners
The Rhondda colliery workers in Newcastle press for shorter hours as wheelers refuse to work. The strike continues with miners maintaining a work stoppage amid industrial tension and call for reduced shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Rhondda Calliery
Gti
Wheelers
Bers
Late Shipping Reports From Coast and Overseas Ports
The notice records arrivals and departures on July 4 detailing ships such as Star of New Ireland and Captain Dank. It lists consignments including Labtain Walker and Lake cagealn Cutts, with ports like Adelaide and Fremantle, noting interstate and coastal movements and arrivals of vessels from Australia and Britain.
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Labtain Walker
Ein Siewarge
Lake Cagealn Cutts
Dank
Tyser
Sun Thay
Goakt
Lesak
Alnie Tourna
Vin
Alsitooree Cuerpany
Jube
Doweinia
Eiken
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Bendigo
Shara
Charters Towers
Hameosen
Lyell
Dimmond
Peters
Speinehill
Catbouré
Morwood
Hustlers
Berry Pintet
Rameelt's
Marvel Leck
Alm.s. Orient
Dilatory Works Department
Glenelg
Bluejacket
New Zealand
Oxford Street
Millers
Macintosh
Dun
Hurstville
Paddington Court
Homebush
Bankruptcy Court
Watson's Bay
Farmer’s Men’s
Pay
Stott and Hoare’s Business College
Moore Street
Bellevue
HILL
Brest
Thamwat
Cauitel
Cauitel Staion
Instock
Nuk Joea Et
Saclalion
Todats
Oratave
Sialca
Torvis
Syeeriy Arvivet
Formamrats
Minestia
India
Cotes Ab
Moebouras
Jes Acai Tae Cesta
LitAger
Yous Penn
Tee Town
Teaera Resicn
Grace Bros
Model Storr
Broadway
Paris
Salis
Tre Wollet
Prerce OF Wales
Haliday
Juom Ik
GRICE _BROS
Keeve
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