Labor Unions Seek Wages Board Action After Delays
The Builders' Laborers' Union presses for a wages board to set terms amid a long stalemate with the Master Builders' Association. They seek 100 a day and a 44 hour week, arguing the conference was unsuccessful. The Sydney Trade Union of Painters awaits board ratification of a pending award to avoid loss of protections. Meanwhile Cook Federal Council notes electors enrolled and condemns parliamentary betrayals while preparing for upcoming nominations. The Surry Hills PLL.SO branch plans a June 18 protest and campaign, and the Rockhamplers and Sewer Miners' Union elects officers as the executive allotment remains unresolved.
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Builders’ Laborers’ Union
Building Trades Employees’ Federation
Master Builders’ Association
Waxes Board
Sydney Trade Union of Painters
Iends
Heydon
Cook Federal Council of the Political Law
Vor Leazus
St. George’s Hall
Newtown
B. Riley Keng
Alexandrle
Campertown
Darlington
Enmore
Camfenville
King Street
Phillip
J. H. Catts
M.P
Cook
Verbers
Bledgoa
Intereats of
Labor
Catts
Labnr
J. Harrigan
Vlosine
Fisher
House of Representatives
Surry Hills
Ashfield
Str. Fisher
Rockebappers and Sewer Miners
Gnjou
Trales Hall
T. Slade
G_ ‘Tennant
J. Ryan
J. Lewis
W. Edie
J. Mall
B. J. Greville
T. Crumbin
On Snow Clad Kosciuszko Visit and Alpine Progress
The State Governor headed to Mount Kosciusko with the Parliamentary party on June 7 to highlight New South Wales alpine development and the snow country’s appeal. The Town and Country Journal runs a three page feature with Kosciuszko photographs showing winter scenes, skiers, and sledging as tourists enjoy the high country. Also noted is South Australia licensing reforms allowing four hundred women, aged twenty one or over, to register as barmaids under the new act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Kosciusko
Hix Excellency
New South Wales
Town and Country Journal
Kosciusko
South Australia
Warwick Farm racing notes and entries dominate Tuesday card
A chaotic report outlines Warwick Farm morning workouts and nominations for a 14 event program. It lists riders, trainers, and horses like Mutuacue, Sey Resa Adaiue, Lars Gialbul arivan, and others. The piece mentions injuries, racing conditions, and upcoming events at Victoria Parks with entries and prize details.
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Warwick Farm
Bleh
Hravkonhur
Thornville
Bir
Waty
Kate
Nukra
Toya Uy
Mn Py
Gulagal
Victoria Parks
Manny
Mertine
Furloogs
Sore
Pao
Norrow
Rinvlog
Mandiong
Joe Gil
Wiverearts
Morgen
Winnie Enely
Pepert
Iby Wit
Samogal
Myrtle Taco
Reidage
Assocated Ravins Club
Representancoe Bah
Wea Aington
Accat
Rosebery
VietoFin
Thomis Tieden
Exter
Martin Terug Twell
Newegeten
S.rietandsog
ADC Praimirs
Morrisom
Sewaalle
Mr Walin
Morton Fishay
Tyre
Sprain
Nylons
Tyaily
Wake, G
Dall
Dae Kottly
Ramer
Billiards Notes and Handicaps From Sydney Tournament
Fragmentary record lists players, handicaps, and venues for a billiards event in Sydney. It notes acceptances due Monday June 21 and describes ball types, match formats, and starting handicaps, with names like Lindrum, Heron, and Smith appearing amid scrambled lines.
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Avesta
Whar Bow
Ssrvot
Syuney
Eannuo
J. Sails
Ree Lly
Mo Moloney
J .Husseer
Sinnott
Vapaine Weller
Gascaway
Ie Reid
Sunny Feeths
J. Morley
Ah Gyllan
Thusipsity
G. Veraos
Aumie
J. Inez
Hatt
Parroll
Bo Sezollon
A. Bengys
G. Guail
Donnelly
Gils G. Lefer
Juay
Hawn
Fiteener
Greanwod
Hinwitien
Wattiniareytos
Orr
Solty
Angandy
Porbea
I Huiniy
Kent Load
G. Mediern
Sa0kur
Waller
Gomgee
Iisuasck
Ksh Bank
Leichmardi
W. J Smith
Chunk
Mod
Feaukllo
A Thomann
Gee
ABIL
Eyam
Igchauec
Ageorge
Central
Syluusom
Rolle
Mfford
M'Fulzean
W. Taylor
FE. Otiver
W. Ellson
Enmore
Fee
A. Moldaward
Aul Faye
Weise
Parramatta Club Bowls Match Ends With Cox Victory
In a club bowls event, the secretary's side won 143 to 0 while several rinks posted victories: Coates over Hart 4 2, Caldrick over Straub 21 12, Cox over Paul 28 12, Litton over Mezaney 25 15, Tuck over Stubley 28 10, and Lords over Vean 24 1. The largest winning majority determined the prize, with Mr. Cox's team prevailing.
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Parramatta
Aily
Coates
Hart
Caldrick
Straub
Cox
Paul
Litton
Mezaney
Tuck
Stubley
Lord's
Vean
Mr. Cox
Kin-Ora Lawn Tennis Club elects officers at Bowral meeting
Mr W Murray presided over the Kin Ora Lawn Tennis Club annual meeting in Bowral and announced officers. Elected president is Mr W Murray. Honorary secretary and treasurer is Miss Dupree. Committee members include Miss Jon for Epsom and M Corry, Messrs W Valentine, 2 Moule, and Rovr. ton secretary Miss Savell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Murray
Kin-Ora Club
Bowral
Mr. W. Murray
Misa Dupree
Miss Jon
Epsom
M. Corry
W. Valentine
Misa Savell
Auckland AI Blacks to Sydney under guaranteed expenses plan
A New Zealand writer notes Auckland members of the AI Blacks will travel to Sydney under a guarantee covering expenses plus a £2 weekly margin for six weeks abroad. If a surplus remains after covering guarantee and costs, the players share it equally. The present arrangement reflects a negotiated travel stipend and potential earnings from the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Auckland
AI Blacks
Sydney
New Zealand Tour to Australia Contingent on Team's Success
Proposal notes a tour to Australia tied to the success of the current team. The report details rugby results from New South Wales and various clubs, mentions upcoming matches against New Zealand, and cites officials’ reactions to selection and planning. The piece references local papers and the NSW Rugby Union, plus comments from the vice‑president on operational issues.
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TRS
Australia
Huorelma
New Zealand
Auckland
Siler Plazite
Funk
Bat
Persia
New South Wales Church Rugby Union
Cocpnsuium
Alban
Warran
St. Stephen's
Gis Te Probeterlan
St Andrew's
Bnurkeatre
Clement
Soaie Chron
Jiha
Ashicli
Enmore Hood
Miss Ashfield
St Athas
Camaenville
Simon's
St. Jude'r
Mishor
St. Barmabon Yau
Brexineville
Holy Trinity Ser
Marricketlin Grex
Gratsm Memorial
Chretebureh
Taiueenioe
Tenige Methodist
St. Tarsuhay
St Albers Serena
Re Paul's
Clotmene
Ttn
Lyceum Tonize
NSW
Gillvs
No Law
Mayuiry Journal
TA Woman's Dudes
Plarres
Ste A
New South Wales Rugby Banl
Boeluml
Way
Iya
Alan Sepoki Lnhalen
Miu Jitsu bout due at Gaiety Theatre on June 1
Yeung Shing and Sandow have agreed to a two out of three falls match at the Gaiety Theatre in Sydney on June 1 with a referee appointed for the bout.
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Yeung Shing
Sandow
Marten
Gaiety Theatre
Boxing bout between Billott and Hanley at the Gaiety
A local boxing card at the Gaiety featured Billott of New Bodiam and Tommy Hanley in a drawn show until the 11th round when Billott was declared winner amid a tense exchange. The New Zealander showed the better form, with Hanley sent to the ropes before the decisive verdict.
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Billott
New Bodiam
Tommy Hantey
Hanley
Spet
Orig Vanes
Aod Biot
Tet
Wiinen
Draiva Trasenic
Mark Keys
Eta
Rokhampton
Town Council Controversy Ends With Formal Adjournment
Chaos marked the session as Aldermen challenged the mayor over smoking orders and a special meeting. Amid protest and resignations, the mayor insisted on continuing, adjourned briefly, then pressed ahead. four aldermen left, leaving a quorum only after Peters arrived.
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Mali
Aleman T. i Minty
Bleoven Lipa Tg
Vmmnell
Gure
Law
Oram
Delors
Wusinnes
Gorm
Crump
Tad Reron Fiderey
Max Jorty
Alderman Cohen
Aldermman Cohen
Alderman Laws
Watt
Milne
Cox
Young
Bourn
Joan
Cohen
Laws
Champ
Peters
Sidermen
Violent Visitor in Assault Case at Ultimo
Charles Glasteor, a traveler living at 9 Harris Street Ultimo, reported an assault by an unnamed man at his residence around 2:45 AM. The attacker forced entry, struck Glasteor’s head, and the assailant fled as police arrived, with the suspect later arrested and sentenced to two months hard labor.
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Pali
Thacces
Gliese
Charles Glasteor
Harris Street
Bydaey
Uae
Cone Marsden
Ras Lad
Gale
Miermarits Léstene
Anites
Glasorbe
Victorian government plans old age pensions after July 1
The Harvester Commission held a Melbourne sitting on Tuesday as witnesses Witnessee-Masart Cowles Lemna and Mitchau refused to answer questions about machinery costs.
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Parsons
Harvester Commission
Melbourne
Cire Witnessee
Masart
Cowles
Lemna
Mitchau
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Neva Biscuits
Winghcombe, Carson, & CO
Lid
Sydnbhyt
Auld
Jock
Tooth & Co., Ltd
Kent Brewery
Tasmanian
New Norfolk
Huonville
Taylor Bros
Taylor Bros. Ltd
AYL
Booth St
Annandale
ALL Blacks
Metropolitan
Birchgrove Oval
Balmain
Bydney
Thams Balmain Town Hall
Ris Gordon
R. A. Gordon & Co., Ltd
George
Street
Eae
Brown St
Englnd
Marcus Clark and Co., Ltd
Light and Dare
Spilsey
Sporting
Boxing
Minty
Glaude L. H. Hiorns
Cor. King
Elizabeth
Ejpmrie
Iiure
Bugimeen
Saturtayet Nictork
Joe Davis
Park ST
Prom Fer
Watch & Jewellery
Srdney
Rhus Poy
Mpst
Thay Ete
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Reine
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Australis
Tie Recente
Ares
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