Death of Beatrice Lambert at Paddington Home
Police investigated the apparent suicide of Beatrice Lambert a domestic servant at the Charen's Home on Waterave Street Paddington. A coroner’s inquest on May 28 returned a verdict of probable suicide after witnesses described deteriorating health and a prior incident at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furonar
Beatrica Lambert
Jen Souleebild
Charen
Uaterave Street
Paddington
Barkae
Smuik
Angeih
Ant
Ake
Tollywipe Cay
Pallee
Nutna
Beatrice Lambert Sha
Domentin
Tive Tor
Codym
Poona
Min
Anea
Ty Palmer
The Share Market and Trading Notes From Friday
A fragmented report on the share market tracking price falls and trading at Legon and nearby exchanges. Mentions buyers and sellers, pressure on certain stocks, and notable activity involving traders and brokers. The text references specific names and entities, though many parts are garbled.
Life Saving Society Officers and Certificates Listed
George H Williams secretary of the Rural Life Saving Society NSW Mead Centre led a tour through New South Wales towns and inland districts to promote life saving instruction. The article names donors, governors, and a long list of candidates and instructors who passed examinations at Epukatoo Island Baths and other centers, with notes on scholarships and certificates awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Williams
Rural Life Saving Society
New South Wales Mead Centre
Rivera
New England
Tamworth
Malfland
Wollongong
Eden
Twofold Bay
St Kensie
Ulawarra
Royal Life Saying Society
Willems
South Canal
M'Kensle
Ufe
Walter W. H. Biddell
Waverley
Bronte
Bax
Royal Life Saving Society
How South Wales Head
Yulea
Epekatoo Island Baths
Austin
Jeanaid Brows
Fred. Bollon
Edward Proxt
Jono Bailey
Wiliam Boyd
William Taras
Artur Hrown
Abu Cook
William Clarke
Jeha Crowley
Michael Dagaier
Julia Gray
Henry Gosling
George Hutton
Edward Will
Francis Johnnen
George Kent
Bertie Kely
Wilhem Jerliy
Willan Little
Edgar Alleehell
Rowse Mlinnan
Bred
M/Gurren
Peevy Myety
Claude
Lynckhem
C. Te Trickett
D. A. Eklund
Herensburg
Stanwell Park
China
George W. Not
Charles Niyom
James Stewart
Srhn
Stewart
Hom
J.C Sesiih
Raamiper
Mic
Fricker
Manty
Florence Filler
Finn
Ta, Williams
Newtown
Claude Ryonker
Wortia Eth Hurbert Sick
Aymon Sickorf
Christenter Bunter
Piawor Berle
Georg Tylor
Rea
Willlem
Charles Williams
Weather and stranger floods mix with odd notes from a bard
The page contains garbled weather garble and scattered phrases about places, people, and events. It mentions Westcaavalwtia and Laurel, plus fractured lines about storms, beaches, and a poetic aside. The overall content is unreadable but suggests a weather focus mingled with odd prose.
Sydney Produce Sales and Open Market Drifts Amid Confusion
The Sydney market report shows chaotic open trading with tangled notes on produce, dates, and names, including mentions of potatoes, fruit, and various vendors. Fragmented lines reference tas, bidders, and regional places, painting a blurred snapshot of a crowded, disorganized sale scene.
Rise In Lucerne Prices Across Coastal Dairying Areas
A supply surge of fifty bales from Lucerne boosted market activity with large sales at seven shillings per top. Top quality dried hay remains plentiful around two pounds per stone, while dull weather and frosts press dairy stock coastal regions. Prices for beet hay and animal feed show hedged ranges amid limited imports and strong demand in inland districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Turf Notes on Entrie Dates and Morning Trials
Owners are reminded that entries are due for the Turada morning deciding Canterh. Park on June 20. Keuteley’s Holbrook gelding Hollyou was unfortunate after clipping at the Sydney Limiion during a Newcastle practice, suffering a scraped leg. he may miss the A.C. event. A few gallops on Randylek grass traced Arymer and Waipuna. Antunlire and Footlsa covered four furlongs. Tallerdemalion paced for a longer trial. Blue Hook turned four furlongs in fast time. Later, many horses including Artington, Ormes, Pir North, Oboe, War Dee, Armes, and others were ridden for gallops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turada
Keuteley Wan
Holbrook
Hollyou
Brine
Sydney Limiion
Newcastle
Blue Hook
Ieee
Koranand
Sono- Rel
Umia
Sharpapurta
Nnmanomenta
Artington
The Nera at Fremantle
The French mail steamer Nom arrived at 4 20 this morning with passengers for Melbourne Mysry Mille Guyot Reity Vor Sydney Monsrs Trapt Vergier and Bresnon and Mroy Genhert For Nanmen Captain and Mrs Len terant Dupont Countron Sauron and Dominuilur Geguerre among others, with about 23 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eremantor
Tatleday
Melbourne
Mysry
Mille
Guyot Reity
Sydnay
Trapt
Vergier
Bresnon
Mroy Genhert
Nanmen
Marie
Lenterant Dupont
Counctor Sauron
Dominuilur Geguerre
Soamra
Unsuccessful Fossicker in Constable Court Appearance
An unsuccessful fossicker case unfolds in the Constable Court with the defendant, a widow aged about, facing objections from the public while a witness, a Mr Clarke, questions the conduct. The scene includes Dawson threatening words and the presiding officer’s insistence on restraint as authorities weigh the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayeon
Constal Police Court
Jong
Chile
Clarke
Geo
Aie Montis
Tren
Wonith
Iueuey
Ronwark
Wwe
Phat
Dawson
White Men at Dorrigo Work Clearing Land
A report from Dorrigo describes a group of more than 20 local farmers forming a work party to clear 27 acres of dense bur clumps for an assisted friend. The effort involved several residents and families, including aid from the Kanramutsen household, and reflects community cooperation in rural Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrigo
Darramallan
Smuk
Kanramutsen
Chinese Quarrel at Moree Morne Sparked by River Fight
A Saturday Chin ese altercation near Moree Morne escalated into a street fracas over a river dispute. Police intervened as several Chinese residents clashed, injuring one person and prompting multiple witnesses to describe the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deakins
Beka
Wwe
Borshaek
Gufsu
Ocean Monarch Shooting Case at Fort Adelaide
A Russian national found guilty of manslaughter in the Ocean Monarch shooting case aboard the Ocean Monarch at Fort Adelaide on April 18. He was sentenced to one month in prison after the jury recommended mercy due to extreme provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Saurday
Alevgnior Nopliteidis
Wersich Stender
Fort Adelaide
Railway Commissioners on Tour Visit Corowa
Corowa hosts the railway commissioners on a tour with representatives from the Traders Association and the Municipal Council. They meet to discuss timetable revisions and passenger accommodation during their morning call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Commissioners
Corowa
Moraine
Traders’ Association
Counedd Watted Ea Phen
Rail and Tram Earnings Rise for Week Ended May 8
Earnings of the NS.W. Tailways declined by 1527 on the previous year while tramways income rose to 18005, showing a net improvement of 1029. The report notes the May 8 period and compares to the corresponding week last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ns.w
SECOT
Ehowine
Fin Iaersaan
THE COMING HARVEST NARRABRE farmers urged to gather wheat
The report notes farmers in wheat centers should harvest now. March disasters threaten ploughing and readiness as rains ease. Government enforcement of the Marvescer Exilsa Act is questioned after a high court test case. An arrest in Archbeansan draws attention to policing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlas Lane
Tat Leset
Lebar
House of Representatives
Bigh Court
John W Makon
Archbeansan
Andiy
Sydney
Across the Pacific a Caussian-Australian liner voyage
A lengthy passenger list is reported for a Caussian-Australian ship scheduled to leave Went Chel lor Quay on Monday bound for Vancouver via Milahane Honolaru and Victoria. The roster includes numerous named passengers, officers, and guests, reflecting a major sea voyage and the breadth of travelers aboard.
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Marana
Flood
Chellor Quay
Vancouver
Milahane
Honolaru
Victoria
Bandrascu
England
Acces
Denny
Mir
Brown
Balled
Sovih
Rouse
Mtr
Denus
James Mills
Lady Milly
Mr. Fisher
Caninbell
Orange
H.C
Andrews
Stas Wutt Scott
McH
Davey
Mr. Gillies
Tajuau
Fea Grusejilis
Aur Weyer Leiden
Miea Meyer Leiden
Barélest
Darner
Brag
Mieses Kentiley
Ry No" Barrand
Garrand
Aliss Barrand
Stes
Jammes
Prof
Pot
Goadawn
Arthur Foor
Orndnow
Ities
L. Feadnow
Misa Borel
W. L. Webb
Doyle
C. Haienon
Ar Willeh Air Alea
D. I. Ross
C. M Pusmonds
Fuller
Buller
Ain
Anderson
Ly Cyril
A. Mott
Hislop
Sasi Hewett
Me Yurke
W. Popv
Roland Vin Sir
J Caleb
KA. Waravet
Prien
Mesere Wilsey
Tindner
Lindtsr
So T. Moves
Ute
Same
Payronker Tij von
Adn
Bt Lehoan
Wilehouse
Aie
Topper
Jpsog
Jophson
My. Kennedy
Polos
My Holl
Mrs. Holl
Mies Holl
Masiera Hol
Tuck
Stra. Euntth
Mitwe
Uow
Der
Witiolaw
Lowen
Ariste
Sour
Monrou
Witlive
EL Perk
Aleep
Denmand
Tiveling
Siomm
Boor
Gokla
Abissre
Wy Ag Derkins
Venamu
Juhaso
Janes
Ate
Tech
Canterdutty Hotel Closure Faces Local Option Court
A local option court dispute centers on closing the Canterduty Hotel and reducing hours. The electorate debates relief measures and potential closure as legal action unfolds. Proposals seek to limit hours and assign responsibilities while considering constitutional constraints and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE
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Assault in police cell sparks inquiry at Water Panty
A reported assault occurred in a police custody area involving multiple individuals. Officers and witnesses described a struggle with one detainee, leading to injuries and a partial line of inquiry as investigators review footage and statements for accountability.
Goulburn Cadets Inquiries Lead To Detachment Move
The Goulburn Cadets report that senior cadet detachment was proceeding to Goulburn on February 16 to form Park of-Compans No. 2 NSW Battalion. The Gordon Club was notified immediately of the move and all required men are to mobilize. A marble statue from Briar Park Estate is slated for the Tactical Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oouleres
Sunnicp
Rai Ps
le Mumgier
Tefence
Goran Schoppler
Wil
Fiortou Ciuh
Lal
Goulburn
Park of — Compans
Batuilad
Magerdiana
Gordon Club
Unclear garbled interview on Australian scene
A chaotic transcript quotes an interview about arrangements and inducements linked to American products. The speaker discusses a visit to Melbourne and mentions a yearlong wait, offers, refusals, and references to a fictional or misread entity, with comments on what would be acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Shifting the Poles Who Ought to Pay
Gilgandra reports a dispute over telephonopoly pole erection between Gilganra Council and the Postmaster General's Department. The Post Office created six poles and a further 40 poles were added, prompting transfer of costs to council. Hub Seebay Gil refuses to accept responsibility and seeks Municipal Association guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilgandra
Gilgen
Fostmaster
Postel Department
Rise in Butter Prices Due to Widespread Dairying Decline
A malarial decrease in milk output across regions including New South Wales and South Australia has pushed up butter prices. Adelaide heliographs note increased demand as processing shifts to Shiney for superior butter. Prices up 65,0 Lake area amid lower production and rising buying orders in Sydney and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowsi
N.S.C. Butler
Adelaide
Man Found Dead On Railway Line Near Kensins Lag Beaton
A railway ganger discovered dismembered remains on the line near Kensins Lag Beaton. The upper trunk lay between the tracks with the lower portion missing. The victim, about 38, was fairly well dressed and unknown. Police investigating possible cause and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbocrne
Kensins
Commonwealth notices and army postings in Federal Gazette
Notices announce opium products for smoking prohibition, appointments in military posts including Major J C Hawker to Sequalor and instructor duties, and a rent approval for a government observatory site in Sydney. Land sale offerings include parcels at Tingha, New South Wales, and a public notice inviting tenders for office sites at the junction of Ruby and Final streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Mayjor
J.C. Hawker
Mayasawstraues Artillery
Sequalor
Quadration Garrison
Artilierr
Gueansland
Bornmer Fiegeral Haa
Samelermsiogiend
Department of Hense Affairs
Government of New Sowh Wales
Boxing at Wallsend On Saturday Afternoon at Weet Tad Ground
Boxing match between Frank Gordy of Newsom Sylsy and Moule Ford of West Wallsend drew a large crowd at the Wee Tad Running Ground. Ford landed a knockout blow in the first round and won. Gordy was the favorite lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallsend
Frank Gordy
Newson
Sylsy
Moule Ford
West Wallsend
Cory
Ford
Winter
Waterside Workers and the Wages Boards Clash in Reform Move
In Sydney the Waterside Workers and the Wages Boards dispute centers on a potential misread offset of a published item. S. Morrison, financial secretary of the Sydney Wharf Laborers’ Union, says the union seeks registration under the Industrial Disputes Act after reorganizing delegates on the Sydney Labor Council to back the Labor Council’s resolution passed at Trades Hall. Mannion had yet to be registered under the new Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 7
Morrison
Sydney
Cain
Representa Hny Hol
Sydney Labor Council
Labor Council
Trades Hall
Mannion
Tovigteriog
Conditions in the Country at Raymond Terrace Report
The district sees a splendid winter with abundant crabs and food though dairy farmers complain of reduced milk yields from lucerne damage sustained by Boots in February. Rainfall since January 1 totals 12.53 inches, nearly all in February, delaying ploughing and rope selling. officials note dry spells easing and talk of a governor general dinner for American Fleet officers in Sylasy on August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Terrace
Emmaville
Biltrday
Bealaning
Grea
Twrbareans
Comsiderebiz
Wit
Shell
Cfi
Sylasy
Post Office Robbery at Bonn Corowa Australia
A robbery occurred at the Bonn Corowa Post Office on Thursday night. The premises were broken into and cash amounting to £11 was taken. The detached building was reported damaged and the act was discovered Friday morning when the door had been forced and the premises entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corowa
Bonn Corows
Auction sales notice for unredeemed pledges and jewellery
Unredeemed pledges offered at rooms and Moat de Pleta in Camuereagh-aireet with dates 16 and 11, also at Memore-road. Jewellery and sundries auctioned by Debs F. includes base items and other unredeemed securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Debs F
Moat de Pleta
Camuereagh-aireet
Memore-road
Ewes
Dune Iy
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Legon
Vraing
Brudea
Friay
Hoek
Lyle
Duma
Barrier
Teddy
Clamyre Towers
Lewmie Bundssere
JL de Auijetartory
Adyian
Pasanin
Tewksbury Avvchedarel al
Marcia
Tsar
Puin
al Ranai
Vlewbery
Bist
MtAehall
Guy Etnaitigh
Jay Ace
Nettus
Paphearts
Hi Wirt Crew
Lewis
Perry
Go ‘Derranmomne
Mabie Jogh Butouwer
Petrolia
Joanieie Lolahe
Breuer
Galea
Nuier T. Byilney
Pestberg Basaree
Genaiea Dunlop
Uae
Sony
Masie
Ste
Life Saving Society
Cumemervalthy
Laurel Ieee
Staten Aunoy
Will
Atv
Alu
Waley Tv
Ty Latimesiaie
Deane
Devegiape
Tien Ralil
Weston
CEI
Meny
Merrost
Bays Arts
Carignan
Varelaway
Cimpery
Olen Annes
Maes Austin
Doni Forsineoe Darling Reformati
Aia
Petmt Brown
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Dairyman's
Wandicap
Turf Notes
Fremantle
Moree
Ocean Monarch
The
Pacific
Marama
Rug
Deei
Elmgudt Medel
Layirpoutraz
Aei
Morey Palloe
Marnigg & Matiste
Nsneel
John Dupiltere
Mwileian
Gory
Carilere
Suva
Pristhintin Steamer
Pyotutarcivedeening
Bombay
Vlaniationa
Goulburn Cadets
Crom Briar Park
GyGzer
Hockbey
FOYS
Foy
Mark Foy
Xford-St
Box Burns
Federal Gazette Notices
Waterside Workers and the Wages Boards
Apyon
Riley Brothers
Sur
Matrew
Manram
Georch Street
Gis
Mekie Cassien
Yorarerm
Cam Wethd Sram
Jomny Kos
Finneen Om
Peoneik
Howard Smith
Wapol Rye Mlackwat
Sranith
Bad Sreyesa
Cohen
Hill
Clark
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