Yorkshire fall short but win by five wickets in England cricket
In London on June 3 the second Yorkshire innings began with Brown and Tunnicliffe as Noble and Howell bowled. Brown fell early, then Tunnicliffe. Denton and others followed as Howell and Noble shared wickets, leaving Yorkshire 5 for 41 at one point before Hirst and Washington steadied. Yorkshire chased Australia’s total, winning by five wickets with Noble taking three for 21 and Howell two for 22 in a one hour innings.
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London
Yorkshire
Brown
Tunnicliffe
Noble
Howell
Denton
Tunncicliffe
Taylor
Gregory
Jackson
Hirst
Kelly
Washington
Australia
Noble Tunniclife
Sete
Ees Taylor
Howell Hirst
Sicessaeses Washington
Australians suffer first defeat as Yorkshire win in rain
Rain forced a two day Yorkshire over Australia match, Australia bowled out for 23 in the second innings. Hirst and Jackson starred with five wickets for 12 runs, cementing Yorkshire as lethal on damp pitches. Australia’s tour record stands at 11 wins, 6 losses, 10 draws after 26 matches.
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Yorkshire
Hirst
Jackson
England
Toome
Rhodes
M.C.C
Oxford University
Nottingham
Australia
Australian Team Set to Meet Lancashire in Manchester
The next match in the Australian cricket tour begins today with a game against Lancashire at Manchester. The test features the touring side fielding top players as they aim for a strong performance away from home.
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Lancashire
Manchester
Parliament Concludes War Victory Congratulatory Motion
The Assembly met at 4.30 yesterday and, after formal business, Mr. Broughton continued the cen sure motion in favor of the Government. Before resuming debate, the Premier moved, and Mr. Lee seconded, a motion congratulating His Majesty the King on the conclusion of the war, which was unanimously carried.
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Broughton
Lee
Commercial Education Exam Dates Announced
The next examination for junior commercial certificates will be held on Monday and Tuesday, June 1 and 2. Over 40 candidates are expected, reflecting growing public support. Mercantile firms seeking beginners are urged to apply to the Chamber of Commerce secretary.
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Chamber of Commerce
Plague Hospital Discharges Grow as Patients Improve
Two more patients are discharged from Little Bay plague hospital on Tuesday. Cyril Atkins and William Hynes are named. Reports from Coast Hospital plague ward note Dodds and Rev. W A O Neill improving. Cuddy and Durrant show progress, Martha James weaker, Collopy worse. Bowraville reports Victor Bradley not well.
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Little Bay
Cyril Atkins
William Hynes
Coast Hospital Plague Ward
Dodds
Rev. W. A. O'Neill
Cuddy
Durrant
Martha James
Bowraville
Victor Bradley
Arrest in Newtown Ties Two-Year Horse Theft Case
Sergeant Matthews and Constable Mintosh arrested George H. Douglas in Newtown on a two year old alleged theft of a horse sulky and harness at Mudgee. He was brought before the New Town Court and remanded to Mudgee after police evidence was heard.
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Matthews
Mintosh
Newtown
George H. Douglas
Mudgee
Newtown Court
Bankrupt Proceedings and Sequestration Notices
In bankruptcy matters adjournments were ordered for William Henry Parrish and Schemtuz Menz to explain reports and creditors, with the registrars setting adjournments to the nth and 2th instants. Griffith Evan Russell Jones estate released from sequestration with certificate effect. William Frederick Osborne adjourned to the 11th instant for accounting. Voluntary sequestration noted for John Garland of Newcastle. Isaac Miller died after a fall from a horse near Port Macquarie on Sunday.
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William Henry Parrish
Cnsner
Schemtuz Menz
Griffith Evan Russell Jones
William Frederick Osborne
John Garland
Newccastle
Carter
Baker
W. H. Palmer
Hay Case Slander Verdict in No Jury Court
Maud Pettingell sues J G Julan for 1000 pounds alleging false rude writings harmed her reputation. Plaintiff, a Hay milliner since Easter 1900, says Julan in Lands Office at Hay urged Kemp about their engagement and claimed improper relations via an anonymous letter. Defense pleads not guilty and case is briefly heard.
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Survey Department
Lands Office
Hay
8. B. Kemp
Kemp
England
Models of "The Rocks" Show Plans for Major Redevelopment
Elaborate plaster models prepared for the Rocks Resumption proposals are displayed in the Executive Council Chamber. One model shows the current Rocks area to Miller's Point, the other removes buildings and re lays out the area with three main streets New Princes New Cumberland and Harrington, plus cross streets. The board estimates rebuilding would cost about a million and a quarter.
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Advisory Board
Executive Council
Miller's Point
New Princes
New Cumberland
Harrington
Rocks
Detective Jones Seizes Cash Register Belonging to Thieves
In York street on Tuesday night Detective Jones of the Criminal Investigation Department encountered three men. Two fled carrying a cash register wrapped in a macintosh. The third, posing as a watchman, stood with the bundle. He is to answer for possession at the Central Police Station.
Country party reviews seven planks of programme at Parliament House
About eighteen members attended the Country party meeting at Parliament House to discuss the seven planks of the programme submitted by the committee. The session extended beyond 4 30 and adjourned to attend the House, with a further meeting planned for next Tuesday.
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Country Party
Parliament House
Sunday Selling Fined Tattersalls Hotel Balmain Licensee
James Baker, licensee of Tattersall's Hotel on Western road Balmain, was fined five pounds and 5s 6d costs yesterday at Balmain Court for keeping his premises open on Sunday for liquor sales.
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James Baker
Tattersall's Hotel
Western-road
Balmain
Balmain Court
Tobacco case ends with verdict for defendant
Arthur Hirschman sued Aaron Blashki for 250 pounds claiming breach of warranty on tobacco leaf. The leaf was alleged inferior in quality, damages sought. Defendant pleaded not guilty. A verdict was found for the defendant.
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Arthur Hirschman
Aaron Blashki
Caledonian Celebration at Caledonian Society Gathering
The Caledonian gathering at Maclean drew about 3000 attendees with visitors from Richmond River. Military events featured the Lancers and local Scottish Rifles, piping and dancing prizes dominated by Professor Mackay, and a crowded concert with Miss Fanny Bauer performing.
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G. Btonebridge
J. Curran
Terry and
Stonebridge
J. Donnelly
Caledonian
Fanny Bauer
Sydney
Tamworth
Caledonian Society
Oval
Messrs. T. Waddell
W. Sawers
M.P
Gilbert
M. J. M’mahon
EB. Lansdale
M.l.as
Sth Regiment
Scottish Rifles
M'Donald
Armidale Caledonian Society
Piper Marshall
Birnie Boys
Armidale
Caledonian Hotel
R. J. Walsh
Central Hall
Bessie Fraser
A. Edwards
Trouble at Bulli Colliery Sparks Arbitration Talk
At Bulli Colliery a dispute grows as idle miners endure non wage status while others press for reinstatement. A mass meeting favored halting operations unless idle workers returned. Miners secretary urged restraint under the Arbitration Act. Deputations met the management. fourteen days notice for new cuts was demanded. The issue heads to the Arbitration Court with strike avoided only by act application.
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Bulli
Ritchie
Rumor Of Yass Junction To Host Large Rail Complex
Circulating talks in Yass claim Railway Commissioners plan a major hub at Yass junction with about 16 lines repairing sheds and space for around 100 workers. Inquest at Wyalong concluded on Monday finding elderly Jane Parrot poisoned by self-administered strychnine. A memorial fountain for Trooper Frank Andrews of the Bushmen’s Contingent, killed at Ottoshoop, South Africa, was unveiled at Wollon.
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Yass
Wyalong
Jane Parrot
Frank Andrews
Ottoghoop
South Africa
Wollon
Broken engagement case in Water Police Court
In the Summons Division Mr. Macfarlane heard George Wray junior against Annie Barclay over alleged deceit. Wray claimed to have given £12 for blinds and blankets. goods arrived damaged and engagement ended. The magistrate dismissed the case and suggested marriage instead.
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Water Police Court
Macfarlane
George Wray
Annie Barclay
W. P. Crick
Bateman’s Bay
Clyde River
Oyster shop unlicensed liquor case in Pitt Street
A youth Leonidas Aronis aged 18 described as a waiter faced Water Court for serving stout without a licence at Comino's oyster saloon No 136 Pitt Street on June 1. Witnesses testified the accused supplied stout to Constable Waller. Aronis claimed he sold it for his boss. Convicted with a £30 fine or one month imprisonment.
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Leonidas Aronis
Water Court
Pitt-street
George Nutley
Waller
Comino
Mr Intosh
Nulley
Aronis
BR. A. Waller
Nutley
Domino
Public holiday proclaimed for Coronation Day in New South Wales
The State Executive Council met with Sir Harry Rawson presiding for the first time. The main decision was to declare Thursday the 26th instant as a public holiday throughout New South Wales due to Coronation Day.
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Harry Rawson
New South Wales
Divorce Hearing Continued in Adultery Case
John Norman Douglas Campbell, civil servant, seeks divorce from Florence Ethel Campbell on grounds of adultery with Otto Henser, who did not appear. Florence Campbell denies and cross-charges for adultery and cruelty. Judge Simp son presided. petitioner testified much of the day. evidence deemed unfit for publication. case not concluded as court adjourned.
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Simpson
John Norman Douglas Campbell
Florence Ethel Campbell
Otto Henser
Ashe
Accidents Reported In Ballina and Surrounds
Ballina correspondent notes a man named Joseph Bevan injured by a falling tree and treated at Ballina Hospital. Trams on George Street derailed near Pitt Street, damaging a span pole but service resumed once the line cleared. In Broken Hill James Wilson 72 dies after a pension trip, found crushed in a creek bed with a wagon overturned. At Deniliquin the Birthday Racing Club trial handicap injures Palmer, Elsie rider, and two other jockeys escape unharmed. Melbourne reports Theo Schmidt, 40, injured in machinery belting at Collingwood gasworks.
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Ballina
Joseph Bevan
Tintenbar
Ballina Hospital
George Street
Pitt and
Kneeshaw
Pitt-street
George-street
Broken Hill
James Wilson
Stephen's Creek
M‘culloch Park
Wilson
Mount Gipps
Deniliquin
Birthday Racing Club
Elsie
Palmer
Melbourne
Theodore Schmidt
Collingwood
Central Police Court Sums Fraud Charge Against Miner Kerin Mulhall
At the Central Police Court yesterday Kerin Mulhall a 193 year old miner was charged by warrant with fraudulently appropriating to his own use on May 19 a sum of money belonging to another party.
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Central Police Court
Kerin Mulhall
Miner
Wheat prices and duty debate stir Sydney markets
A Melbourne Sydney and Adelaide wheat market report notes dull trade with no buyers, as talk of removing duties affects prices. Commodities in Australia show varied signals from Melbourne’s Age and Argus while New Zealand suffers drought, and farmers brace for shifts in tariff policy affecting wheat, flour, maize, and feed grains.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Queensland
West Australia
Frisco
Australia
Manitoba
Duluth
Sussex-street
New Zealand
Melbourne “Age
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce
Farisera
Melbourne “Argus
Argus
Tasmania
N.S.W
Miscellaneous Market Prices and Poultry Rates
The list shows varied prices for bacon Bodalis goods, sunflower and oil cake, potatoes, millet, oats, peas, barley, haricot beans, turnips, and poultry. Notable items include bacon at 74d per middies, potatoes around £5 to £6 12s 6d per ton, oil cake £8 10s per ton, blue peas 64 to 75 per bushel, and poultry prices ranging from hens 39 to 3d, ducks 2m 6d to 3s 6d, and turkeys up to 16s per pair.
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Queensland
Cape
Fruit Price Report From New York and Tasmania Markets
Choice samples of New York pippins and Winter welis from Tasmania are in brisk demand. Prices show Tasmanian apples 46 to Ss per case, New York pippins 6a to Ta 6d. Tasmanian pears 5s to & per quarter-case, winter welis 5a to Ife. Lemons NSW 1a to 1s per gin case, oranges 1s to 16s per gin case, navels 5s to 18s, mandarins 3a to Sa per half-case, passionfruit 1s to 8a per half-case, bananas Queensland 23 to 4 per bunch, Fiji 3s 6d to 45, pineapples Queen 9s to 108 per case common 7a to 88 6d.
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New York
Tasmania
Tasmanian
N.S.W
Queensland
Fiji
Redfern Forage Sales See Moderate Demand Amid Varied Prices
Produce sales at Redfern were not brisk though buyers attended. Chaff and lucerne sold modestly with prime hay and meadow hay in good demand. Maize held firm at 4s 10d per bushel as 34 trucks were offered, with consignees including H Prescott and Company and Dalgety.
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Redfern
Messrs. H. Prescott and Company
R. Hall and Son
J. W Gray and Company
Sheppard, Harvey
Walker
Wells and Matthews, Stewart, Porteous and Company
Walker and Oxley, Ellis and Company
J. Bridge and Company
R. Little and Company
Farmers’ ‘Co-operative Company
H. M. Suttor and Company
Farmers and Settlers' Association
Heaton Brothers
Dalgety and Company, Limited
Dent __ Perry
J. Campbell
Wright
Heaton
Albury
Spratt
Orange
Bayliss
Bathurst
Pratley
White
Erlomogo
M.saunders
Garland
C. Bloomfield
M. Saunders
Millthorpe
M'Dermott
Bennett
Culcairn
Piggin
Goulburn
Booth Brothers
Bomen
G. Hillier
Wallendbeen
Lucerne
R. H. Maund
Wambool
Oaten Hay
O'Malley
Bdlagney
Christian
Raglan
Huggett
Cooma
T. F. Pratley
Cowra
Hobbs
George's Plains
Pollard
Allsopp
Murrumburrah
Howell
Jennings
Victorian Ministry Resigns After Peacock Action
In Melbourne on a Wednesday afternoon Mr Peacock handed in the Ministry's resignation to the State Governor after consulting colleagues and supporters He advised sending for Mr Irvine the Opposition leader who undertook to form a new Ministry Irvine met the Governor and promised to complete the task within a few days and not face major obstacles
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Melbourne
Peacock
Irvine
Broken Hill Mines Rates Trigger Equity Action
Broken Hill, Wednesday afternoon. The Proprietary and Block 10 Companies have instructed their solicitor to take Equity action against the council over this year’s mines rates as the assessment is deemed excessive given the fall in metal prices. The council adjourned last night without a decision and will reconsider this evening.
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Broken Hill
Proprietary
Block 10
Woman Rescued After River Suicide Attempt at Ballina
In Ballina on Monday night a young woman named Attewell attempted suicide by jumping into the river but was saved by two men who pulled her from the water.
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Ballina
Attewell
Shipping Arrivals and Departures Reported for June 4
The report notes arrivals and departures across Australian ports. Alais 2217 tons from Port Pirie under Captain Smith and Manning River under Captain Forbes are listed. EMS India from London reached Fremantle. City of Grafton and St George at Richmond River. Wyoming and Rockton steamers near Macleay and Emoky Cape. other vessels like Kyogle and Nymboida on northbound passages. Tide heights and bar conditions at Clarence River Heads, Ballina, and other coastal points described.
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Smith
Port Pirie
Jectra
Forbes
Manning River
North Coast Company
EMS
India
London
Fremantle
Grafton
St. George
Richmond River
Wyoming
Macleay
Sydney
Rockton
Emoky Cape
Aso
Ane Kyogle
Nymboida
Seal Rocks
Tamar
Arsin
Dorth
Green Capes
Albany
Malbourne
Wakstipu
Low Head
Camden Haven
Edith M Murtrie Charged With Theft At Newtown Court
Edith M Murtrie, 37, faced Newtown Police Court for stealing a gold chain a silver albert three sheets and two pillow slips valued at £6 10s from Julia Smith on May 25. Evidence from officers and the owner led to a £3 fine or one month’s imprisonment.
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Newtown
Edith M‘murtrie
Julia Smith
Matthews
Macintosh
Mount David mine report shows drives advancing and reefs eyed
Weekly Mount David report notes 220ft level expects strike on sulphide reef footwall while 300ft level makes progress on the north west drive. Pump shaft linked to open cut, plans to open reef two feet thick. Cyanide plant and tailings project eyed to fund further sinking. two shoots of stone widening below No 3 level. Shareholders to vote on disposing 15,360 forfeited shares. Meantime Bayleys Consols and other mines report varied outputs and stock trades across Melbourne and Sydney markets.
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Wrnze
Mount Garnet
Melbourne Stock Exchange
Victoria
Bayley’s Consols G.M. Company
Macquarie
Caledonia
South Great Eastern
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Tis
Gympie
South Glanmire
Monkland
W.A
Adelaide
London
London Stock Exchange
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Orowa
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Lake View
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Ivanhoe
Fingalls
Queen Margaret
Cosmopolitan
Mount Garnet Freehold
Sunlight
Hillgrove
Vicetoria
North Columbia
Bank of Ns.w
Broken Hill South
Thanksgiving Service in Melbourne Attended by Ministers
A large public crowd gathered for a Thanksgiving service in Melbourne with State Ministers and members of Parliament present. The service featured processional hymn Now thank we all our God, prayers from the Litany, thanksgiving for peace, general thanksgiving, Mendelssohn anthem, Hymn of Praise, an address by Dean Vance, Te Deum, and the National.
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Daveonl
Seale Tistoreer
Ane
Beaibar
Fevenl
Mendelssohn
Dean Vance
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