Painters Deputation to Mr O Sullivan on Government Work
A deputation representing painters met with Minister for Works to discuss employment at joinery projects for the Convent Post Office and other Government buildings. They allege nonunion and union worker mix, report 32 men employed at the Government Printing Office, and push for Labour Board backed ratios. The group urged government action, citing a standing inquiry and potential royal commission if unsatisfied with the Public Service Board's process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Lathyar Poung/ waltedrom
Works
Pamterday
Omec
Prince Alfred Hopital Ain
Thrower
Cowmell
Liat ateMteen HwAdé
Moar -Umncu
Seavery
Pawterselon
Phar Tay
Pamiers
Hse
Suits Taboos Board
Anil
Ryde
Qestlan
Mr. O'Sulinun
Jey Atteer
Bb Ofiriale
Ruilers
Thrower Wold
Klug-street
Public Service Board
Harry Cane
Parlin
Seamen's Union Seeks Penalty in Arbitration Case
The Arbitration Court heard an application by the Federated Seamen's Union seeking a penalty for alleged breach of the award. Respondent Niguulas Cain, owner of the Trilog of Port Macquarie, was accused of underpaying five crew members in wages for voyages beyond 65 miles. A penalty of £19 was imposed after affidavits were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Seamen’s Union
Ie Court
Niguulas Cain
Teumahiy Trilog
Port Macquarie
Eidavits
Condemned Men to Be Heard at Cabinet Meeting
The condemned men Henry Jones and David Hanna face a cabinet hearing at 4 o'clock regarding their deaths sentences for murder. Jones is accused in the Courdsble Long case at Auburn, while Hanna stands for the murder of his wife at Glenmore Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jones
Coursdble Long
Auburn
David Hanna
Glenmore-road
Commonwealth Parliament Debate on Cable Purchase
In Melbourne the Postmaster General told the House of Representatives no proposal to buy the Bass Strait cable was submitted this session. An Eastern Extension Company offer was being investigated for the cable’s value. The PMG moved to form a committee to review Standing Orders.
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Melbourne
Hous of Representatives
Dobson
Tasmania
Victoria
Ouncel
Keating
Eastern Extension Company
Basa Straits
Senate
Itelf
City Health Committee Receives Dr Aria Report
A report from Dr Aria Rong presented at the city council health committee meeting outlines three initiatives by the Saint Bro Muegaiores and calls for action on welfare and rate issues in the ROWA area. The presentation emphasized public health improvements and related municipal responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aria ‘Rong
Balmain Water Pipes Inquiry Prompts Board Meeting
At a Balmain Water and Sewerage Board session Alderman Grima reported on Nutmain water main condition and rust in pipes. He urged a rigorous examination and a medical officer report, while the president noted past samples showed nearly pure water despite dark colour from rust encrustations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Seremme Board
Grima
Ubat Barugh
Mude
Converning Sheep Case Heard In No Jurors Court
Oswald M-Munter seeks 4000 pounds in compensation from Chirjes Smith M'Phillamy for loss said to result from breach of contract over sale of sheep. Plaintiffs claim delivery of 28 young ewes of quality at set prices, but defendant delivered many weak or unfit animals not fit to travel, causing alleged losses. Proceedings detail negotiations, delivery attempts, drought impact, and disputes over sheep ages and conditions as evidence.
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Oswald M-Munter
Chirjes Smith M
Ceruumn
Bed
Queensland
Stholes
Campbell
White
Puighur
Sly
Tilaents
Teatea
Faithfull
Grieniani
Eiik Wwe
Piiolin
Wien
Kensington Races Feature Close Finishes at The Fifteen Hands
Loyal Prize narrowly loses to Olive in a tight finish at one mile with Littling Gill and Goodin among top contenders. Specimen bets favored. Snowflake and Gambara also posted near-wins in Fourteen-One and Fourteen-Two Handicaps respectively. Blackwing won Kensington Handicap by a length ahead of Carlotta with Sceptre and Prime Rose close behind.
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Fu Ange
Emer
Olive
Ssi
Wagner
Littlin Gill
Ter
Bresery
Siaviven
Pris
Bart
Blemarek
Sami Anrow
Bum
Bering
Prigy
Monry Arnayton
Frevlavee
Turlines
Alice
Evans
Epase
Miss Mewachamp
Queck
Timateen
Bet
Smisht
Bebo
Kempsicy
the Mint
Mascolle
Queenie
Hetling
Stoton Kempsey
Sceptre
Helf
Eva
Margaret Botreaux
Bob
Carbeau
Yarim
Idle Beau
Wakotul
Index
Rosy
Sade
Loz
Gambara
Vito T Brimrose Ag
Margarey
Avaoa
Carlotta
Tat Mb
Russel
Cery Blackwing
Bib
Sedmlon
Toute
Snowdon
Beda
Tae Martin
Empress
Weer Key
Carnation
Snow Nake
Belting
Blackwing
Carett
Goodwin
Empreau
Vibers
Eas
Amie
Wee
Divorce Petition Filed by Cecelia Littlewood in Desertion Case
Cecelia Dertruide Littlewood seeks divorce from George Hugh Littlewood on desertion grounds. She swore they married in June 1890s after his role as tutor and assistant purser. he later left for the colonies. They separated after Stockton residence and his claim to only support himself. A decree nisi was granted with a three month stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Dertruide Littlewood
Weebl
George Hugh Little
Woort
PaUitioner
O Atsumer
Thw
Chur
England
Stockton
St. John's Cathedral
Newcastle
Full Tordh
Nish
Amelie
Desertion cited in Campbell Redding divorce suit
May Campbell Redding formerly Mears Wan petitions for divorce from Walter Charles Redding a printer on ground of desertion. She alleged marriage in December 169% and that he left for Wellington New Zealand in 1893 and has not been seen since. A decree nisi was granted to be moved absor.
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Campbell Redding
Mears
Walter Charles Redding
Wellington
New Zealand
Urenmouth
Wharf labourer's plea for dissolution over drunkenness
A Sydney wharf labourer, Awin Geach, petitioned for dissolution of marriage to Elizabeth Florence Geach formerly Chale on grounds of drunkenness and neglect. He alleged she drank at Bethel House in July 1889 and later worsened, prompting separations and final breakup after a decree nisi was granted.
Absent Spouse Decree Nisi Granted After Desertion
Clara Brown formerly Oursbud accuses George Dunlop Browne of desertion after a July 1898 marriage at Redfern in United Methodist Free Church rites. They lived in Dungog until February 1899 when he left saying he would live elsewhere. She searched Newcastle in vain for him. born on the Rhine, she was brought there as a child. Decree nisi granted to be moved absolute in ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Brown
Oursbud
George Dunlop Browne
Redfern
United, Methodist Free Church
Dungog
Bulakdelah
Shi Attrwarty
Newcastle
Rhine
Nisi
The Importance of Being Ernest Divorce Case details
Prudence Yeo formerly Smith seeks divorce from Ernest Frank Yeo on adultery drunkenness and cruelty grounds. Married November 1892 at Corowa by the district registrar they lived on a station with him a boundary rider. She fled last year due to his cruelty and threats and he invited a house in Albertsreet with another woman in January. A decree nisi was granted on the grounds of adultery and cruelty and made returnable in three months.
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Prudence Yeo
Smith
Ernest Frank Yeo
Wall
Respondenly
Corowa
Trict
Shen Howsemais
Avwuat
Sis
Jagr
Alberttetreet
Bimgelt
Blanche
Desertion Petition in Burns Case Moves to Rule
Eve Burns formerly Taylor petitioned for a divorce from Richard Fitzgerald Burns on desertion grounds. She states they wed in December 18XX in Hamilton by Roman Catholic rites, lived in Maitland, then at Tweed River. Her false dying-instruction ruse prompted his return. a decree nisi was granted to move a rule in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Burns
Taylor
Ailiveree
Richard Fitzgerald Burns
Pethioner
Rrepanden
Hamilton
Tuoy Wentaive
Maitland
Tweed
Che Ered Tsat
A Willing Petitioner in Desertion Suit
Sarah Greenslade formerly Campbell petitions for relief from Percy Green s lad on the ground of desertion. She married in March 1495 at Pyrmont, Congregational rites. In December 1599 she sought money for food, he refused, left her with their child, they stayed a month, then he disappeared. She would still cohabit if he returned. He had no steady work and claimed a private income but gave no details. A decree nisi was granted, to be moved absolute in six months.
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St Tawar
Janda Werlin Syaney
Ihseharge
Beem
Millar
Carweoy Chun
Ergland
Sidienel
Xeprabel
Biwi
Syuus
ZEISS
Bps
Nice
Boy
Elvis
Will Butd Laban
John Ee
Ceelasing
Rho
Sydney
Takine
Roriare
AP Dermon
Kim
Ieolor
Arrionture
Valder
Wonnerdal Agatte
Salle Wales
Pups
Sik
Bnd ii
Ailians
Arthur Toho Botta
Yoline
Dielinghirse
James Tea Calvert
Corinia
Cantewood
Erhent Mills
Young Bearing
Lisle
John Huuten
Newtown
Rawson
Miss Rawson
Wark
Bourke-sires
Wiuwaon
Haris
Revs
Korum
Stel
P. Tinne Whyte
Raseby
J Buchan
LE Holwone
Carey
Toya North
Spivey Mospr
Tal
Oeracs
Minister For Works
Rand
Arhlee Company
Nora Shore
Wattr
tNionaes
Charles Goggin
Robert Srye
Bukckemith
Camperdown
Austin
Growgin
Dave
Tattercall
Bilezboin
Sarah Greenslade
Campbell
Percy James Greenslade
H Peitioner
Pyrmont
A Leap Into Eternity at Wyalong Court
At Wyalong police court a young man Jag. Ewd. Stith was charged with attempting to commit suicide by ingesting an etherial poison. He claimed intoxication and mistaken ingestion. a failing letter was proven false. The magistrate found him guilty and sentenced him to imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyalong
Jag. Ewd. Stith
Smith
Stith
Ate
Fire at Balmain Destroys Shop and Contents
A blaze at a Balmain shop caused heavy smoke and heat damage to the premises and furniture. The owner, Mr. J Boyle, reported substantial losses with emergency crews securing the scene and speculation about the cause ongoing.
Federal Capital Site Bulletin From Tamir Railway Engineer
An engineer overseeing the Tamir railway reports readiness at the site near the Little River area and mentions a shipment slip and a medical remedy. The report notes a ventilation improvement and relief of lung symptoms as a claimed outcome. The document closes with a reference to Chamberlain’s cough remedy.
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Tamir
Lund
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