High Court case on railway commission powers and exemptions
A long court discussion in New South Wales addresses whether railway commissioners can compel refreshments provision and exemptions for staff. The judgment covers Crown authority, powers under the Railway Commissioners act, and whether actions fall within palace offences or public welfare provisions. The result sides with limiting the commissioners' reach, upholding that certain powers require specific limits and that the Railway Commissioners are not empowered to compel broader obligations.
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Hess
Mr. Paytes
Mae
Sydney
Sampar
Hill
Ibn Stute
Sale
Roberta
Alera
Gareenmisnt Ieee
Gereremees
Salewanes
High Court
Petrie Amaietmatet
Go- Torameer
Socios
New South Wales
Tallwok
Fercher
Joan Potter
Tengalboer
Thas
Setisaaloe
Thorn
Haris
Eurpien
Nevill
Helin Nat
Cisem
Jueles
Felica
Biloweners
Kay Seeten
Feshlog Ll
Gallim
Jeetanad
Dregerah
Rollinkiewe
Eadis
Pisa
Adillion
Wali
de Fiabenee
Eliliu
Frank
Alina
Mother's Heroic Sacrifice In Desperate Well Rescue
A mother named Mrs Joyce leapt into a disused well at her residence to save her child, losing her life as bystanders and neighbors worked to pull her out. Baker Mr Brags and others attempted swift rescue, but she died from the cold water and injuries after the well caved in during the final attempt. A neighbor assisted, and the coroner attended as authorities documented the tragedy.
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Porramila
Bell
Afernoon
Rookwood
Seine
Monte
Ube
Sea OF Ie
Hin Narente
Jotuptealees
Ben
Sam Joyew
Mr. Brage
Ste. Joyce
Peltlex
Araspine
Stephen Spmtaster
Hrage
Jovee
Bill Ovene
Ib van
The Game of Two-up Explored In Court Hearing
A detailed Sydney court session explains the game two up and its rules. Inspector Roche describes coins spun and wagers placed on kip and heads or tails with a grews coin to illustrate the set. The examiner notes the game mirrors gambling practices in other jurisdictions and that professional players follow established rules.
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Eiyei
Prufeariocils Sud
Bateura
Jeter
Coust
Tnspeetor
Decondaria
Sydney
Mahler
Denning
Prince of Wales Mirthay Mertioe and sports scratchings
The article lists morning scratchings for races including First Burdie Race with Princess May Stokes and Laveley Parse Kegies, notes a deputation from country race clubs on railway fares, and details New South Wales and Maori football selections. It also mentions a Second Grade Baseball result and a court sentence for Louis Stephen Despoges to three years hard labor.
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AIC
Prince of Wales
Mirthay Mertioe
Tandwick
Thartad
Asernoun
Paronon
May Stokes
Laveley
Parse
Kegies
Royal Arthur
Rac Ginetings
Donmeate
Wollonzone
Chi Ie
Prec Hently
New South Walea
Agricultural Ground
New South Wales
Geld
North Bydner
W. Dalley
Newcastle
A. Morton
North Sydney
H. Messenxer
Eastern Subarta
Zal Starla
South Sydney
Kalves
Brown
Eastern Suburbs
A. Itutler
L. O'Malley
Eastern Suburbe
J. Abercrombie
North Sydnes
A” Fleanensey
South Sidory
McAbe
Glebe
Glanville
Syinge
Wi Noble
Marrickvilla
Biserves
Meackeorigg
Bastero Suburbes
A. Dobis
Painain
Jy Latta
Baimata
Waverley
Louis Stephen Despoges
Durlineburat Criminal Court
Goulburn
Privy Council Upholds Privilege in Trade Protection Case
The Privy Council affirmed that the publication by a Sydney mercantile reports firm of notices to its subscribers was privileged. Plaintiffs Danbod Company, merchants of Sydney, claimed damages. the court held the occasion of the publication privileged but warned the trade protection society may face limits on information sharing. Local merchants react with mixed views on impact on mercantile transactions and disclosure norms.
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Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Macingesh
Sydney
Whatesuls Iroemongers
Sedney
Art
Dan Bod Company
Busines
Os & Trade
Letencanes
Nbr
Anl
Isn
Odema
Court of Exrors and Appeals
New Jersey
Sydney Barter
Peresnally
Cactellen
Eireniars
Thas
Tegantiad
Mueson
Pri
Marchant
Bern
T Krow
Enelith
Iha Foetore
Simnik
Eocieites
John Wallace
Nsw
Pravnitérs
Krentara
Eilenty
Jones, Brown
Robinson Nalehl
X Trate Protection Society
Br. Wallace
Eagins
Privy Cousell
Foley
Privilege question sparks debate on defamation reform
The article discusses potential Privy Council rulings on privacy and defamation, noting no provision for privacy protection in current acts. A leading trade protection society warns that a Privy Council decision upholding privacy could force major legal changes and a new Defamation Act. The secretary cites the decision's wider impact for smaller groups and legal reform.
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Samié Benileman
Fan
London
Queen Victoria Statue Move Prompts City Council Plan
City Council proposes removing and repositioning the Queen Victoria statue to center Queen's Square. The plan would shift the statue from King Street toward Park Street, aligning traffic flow in a straight line from St James Road to Prince Albert Road.
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Queen's Square
St. Jamiece-road
Vrinee Alfred-road
Semeslal Nuwera
Toby
Weather forecast for New South Wales and coastal regions
The Commonwealth Weather Bureau reports showers spreading from the Riverina to central and south western slopes with light rain along the coast. Cool to cold conditions persist with squally south westerlies and scattered rain in eastern regions. record rain amounts shown at several towns and continuing cool nights statewide.
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Commonwealth Weather Bureau
Miverina
Elberwiss
Para
Tastrada
Nowe Souls
Albury St
Balranald
Boolizel
Currathoot
Catowa
Chota Fom A Deniiquis
Button
Hay
Hillsten
Weaty
Ivanhoe
Doxitderle
Junce & Kisntrs
Monlumels
Narraders
Turcalia
Tumberumba
Tecumwal
New South Wales
Orange
Rathurat
Ours A
London share market details show falls amid dull trading
The London board saw modest activity with spot tea and several commodities quoted, while multiple bonds and stocks moved uncertainly. Melbourne and Sydney sales tracks list iron and steel, lead and coal items, with prices and bidders noted across several firms and regions.
Wheelers Resume Work at Rhondda Colliery
Newcastle reports the wheelers returned to work at Rhondda Colliery after a two day strike. A limited number of miners appeared, reducing output as the mine restarted.
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Newcastle
Rhondda
Taiwan
Randwick Train Fatality
A fatal train incident occurred at Randwick on Thursday night. Witnesses report a vandal, a known troublemaker, was seen near the area shortly before the event. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and identifying those involved.
South Coast Mines Trouble Reaches Conciliation Board
In Wollongong on Sunday a dispute arose between Abe Migers Angoeiarion and Mount Kierin Mine management over special places and other matters. The case will be taken to the Conciliation Board for resolution.
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Wollongong
Abe Migers
Angoeiarion All
Rumored Steamship Amal Gamation Disputed Across Ports
A garbled report discusses alleged amalgamation plans for the Amal steamship line, mentioning Fremantle, Sandon, and a private advices network. It cites figures like Mary Spare, Marian Sculls, and others, with references to travel and trade services and a potential direct service to Parasl, amid unclear details and blurred names.
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Fremantle
Mik
Orient
Conapianina Wenier
Iitervata
Younis
Sandon
Cao Etyla
Airec
heaNeOn
Parasl
Eeme
Vem Wien
Necwsitatinn
Dintaba
Cuasarhty
Travwilire Sato
Eheower Ojoven Sleiaiers
Hermex
Unknown late class notices and names fragment sentence
Fragmented OCR text shows names Roe Diettmann and others with garbled phrases about late class notices and an unclear place. No clear event or details emerge from the readable fragments.
Stanwell Pare Love Affair Mystery Stirs Town
A fragmentary report from Stanwell notes a local romance intrigue involving a couple named Stanwell and Pare. Residents describe odd rumors and speculative interest as details remain unclear and scattered in the text.
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Privy Council
Pabtes
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Ida Brinks
Yane Gur Parstlan
Hyger Te
Marth Kreees
Ara
Hampden
Mowenae
Grea
Boyee
Byitnig
Adelaide
Ihleresie
Yiteso
Broken Mith Proprietary
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Willie Foe
Wack
Bupur
North Broken Will
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Eetler Bae Teeben
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Xalee Dhead
Iin
Eon
Akley
Clive
Jeon
Honnin
At & Wroke
Pauctiog North
Falster
Soe ‘Commons
Chillarne
Tu Bt
Bwrnbn
Leone
Weone
Tna
Victoria
Calidonia Tilak
Tantem
Ate ‘Werke
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Harden Wat
Mariomm
Monteller
Wollen
Alon
Marshall
Quornaaid
Gilmore Tin
Bank of New Zealand
Adelmde
Cathcart
Spain
Tike
Malu
Marawa
Long
Barrambie
Dinek Range
Black Mange
Kohscot
Marvel Loch
Wheelers
Tige Chilly
Wewty
Uarvie
Tony Baal
Buuibers
Inlebee
Fuleyin
Ewirioe Llite Dekh
Evort Ware
Phery Anand
Valais
Eadiwahom
Vishnu Winily Wareprane
Vahuitek
Randwick
M'iwan
South Coast Mines
Peery Pale
Canadian Pacific
Ietiein
Marian Scullks
Cuenta
Mary Spare
Maa
Moaverte
Jastwe Privat
Feijing
Inia
Minre Teotereg
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Roe
Diettmann
Stanwell
H.e.r.pascoe
Kapur
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Tran
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Darie Brown
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