Lands Commission Hearing On A Myth Serious Matter
A parliamentary hearing in 1903 discusses land department duties. Mr Davies faces questioning by Mr Darien and Mr Corry over ministerial approvals, spending, and the role of under secretaries amid a broader inquiry into department management and alleged missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacParlane
Lande
Darien
Patek
WeeRings
Pat Lowe
Gilead
Rodiltet
Patrick Fen
Sourh Afies
Mnogen
Rivard Slae Pariace
Saada Terner
Ry Abe
Divirwaid
Rene
Lower
Hauer
Myrugenicu
Hon. H
Dugger
Allelonure
Gamal
Stolen Lugger Report From Thursday Town
A lugger was stolen Thursday morning near Taland. The vessel, named Sol for Aru Islands, is owned by Messrs Coy and Company. Authorities pursue a possible chase by the Japanese crew. details remain unclear as court records mention unrelated local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taland
Mondez
Dapanise
Sol
Aru Islands
Late sporting notes mix racing and cricket figures
The clipped item covers horse shippers and a private hospital update for John MDonald of Mungie Bundie, plus rugby delays in Sydney due to New Zealand visitors. It analyzes Armstrong vs Trumper batting averages, cricket tour bowling figures, and general Australian cricket results with a critical note on performance weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xmons
Armstrong
Trumper
Victoriam Bas
Auetta- Hane
Yorkshire
Wickes
NSW Interstate Football Team Selected for Wednesday Match
The selectors named eight country players among the lineup for New South Wales and Gloucestershire style interstate clash on Wednesday. Forwards Tyxue Armidale Three-quarter Migon and South Coast backline selections drew attention. The entire country back division was chosen with Divger at full back among the picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XSW
Selestors
J. WR. Hendaroo
ML Lane
Slakov
Susbane
New Soi Wales
Tull-buvie
Hedley
M. Emb
Orange
Bedesulin
Wellingion
S. Wickhat
Wester Suburbs
A. P. Penman
University
PF. Tyshyen
Armadaie
Rivet
Glebos
A. Aniezark
Huituryi
Armidale
Frat Tt
Hunt Members Meet at Dunham in Guadreville Hunt Report
Members of the Sydney Hunt Club invited to meet at Dunham Guadreville on Saturday afternoon. Hounds moved quickly crossing the main road and jumping two fence lines into a paddock near Ryde then to Eastwood with close fences and tortuous lines. Several riders noted including George Terry master on Burney and Clive Terry on Daisy Bell among others. no serious incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Hunt Club
Dunham
Guadreville
H. M. Makinson
Ryde
Eastwood
Breavatere
George Terrymaster
Burney
Miss Heydon
Mgota
J. W
Lucas
Killarney
Eric ‘Teery
Don Ton
Clive Terry
Daisy Bell
J. M. Dunlop
Trooper
G. P. Makinson
Stranger
J. A
Jones
Viking
Fitzsimons
Meeting at Ulnder peer Park unsettled by brief club action
News in brief reports a Saturday meeting at Ulnder peer Park ending with club members approving the account as part of routine adjustments during regular hours. The item references a forthcoming Shun Broken Hill meeting and a hospital stay for jockey Grhunert after a fall, with injuries described as serious but progress toward recovery noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulnter~ Peer Park
Clube
Aslaure
Aerounts
Ice
Tate
Tae
Broken Hill Jc
ALC
Aithoven
Parramatta District
Tospiul
Grhunert
Local court hears petty theft case at Newtown shop
A shop assistant of G Harte Limited, King Street Newtown, faced charges for stealing £9 from the firm. The defendant claimed the money was handed over during a busy time and forgotten. He received a £2 fine or one month’s hard labour in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe
Wwe
Mr. Mars
Frank Roberts
G. Harte, Limited
King Treet
Newtown
Laance Yee
Voyage sendoff for Mr Larke at Vancouver wharf
A large crowd gathered at Flood's Wharf West Gireviar Quay to bid farewell to Mr J S Larke Canadian commissioner returning to Canada. Notables and prominent businessmen joined Teany in expressing best wishes for his voyage aboard the liner to Australia and his long friendship with Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiood
West Gireviar Quay
Vancouver
Teany
J. S. Larke
Canada
Australia
Mrr
Larke
Guilty pleas in Darlinghurst sessions prompt remands
Andrew Cooke pleads guilty to breaking and entering at Turrawurra on May 14 and stealing £3 and a trunk. Albert Harold Shocamb pleads to stealing a garment from Frank Hancock at Taree on April 18 and stealing a horse from George Henry Kaye at Lambton on April 2. George Wann pleads to stealing clothing from Willis Oliver Richards at Paddington on May 15. Additional defendants include charges of stealing clothing in Auburn on May 16 and breaking into Bernie Pyrmont Reddise’s dwelling at Poddington on May 17. Mary Theline Camm pleads to accepting a sum for the care of a child under the Children's Protection Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlinghurst
Andrew Cooke
Done Daly
Turrawurra
Albert Harold Shocamb
Frank Hancock
Taree
Ala Alvaling
George Henry Kaye
Lambton
George Wann
Willis Oliver Richards
Paddington
Auburn
Bernie Pyrmont Reddise
Poddington
Ams
Mary Thheline Camm
Late Shipping and Vessels Arrive at Sydney Docks
A scattered shipping notice reports several vessels: the steamer Kye from Shanghai, the barque Fratelli Bever, and the Vermyta taken from Garden Hubd to Tarbusa Whar. Also noted are the Bermuda at Sydney and the Empire berthed near Yad tye China. In North Sydney a Mrs B. addressed the Liberal League, describing Satan as founder of Joctaltam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepartores
Cyrus Tay
Trom Yliuey
Fratelli
Byanes
Aatiinday
Caldera
Bermuda
Syabey
New Ok
Anderson Beight
Guce Neers
vIn Hatligos
Az Boars
Bucter
ASD
A. Mall
Auelratia
Youcama
Vikort
Empire
China
Wom
Liberal League
North Sydney
Arbitration Deadlock Protest To The Premier
A large deputation from the Sydney Labour Council visited the Premier to protest the governments handling of the Arbitration Act. They urged action to end the deadlock by introducing a short bill to compel a district court judge to sit until an Amending Bill is enacted. Speakers, led by Mr Carruthers and others, criticized the government’s management and called for immediate measures to keep the arbitration court functioning and address worker grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devine
MacFursoo
Mr. Murry
Mistsier
Fxriina
Hasge
Gurnee
Davies
Mir
Mayes
Femur
Benny
Hawes
City
Sydney Labour Council
Supreme Court
Allasra
Caeria
Eile Obig & District Coure
Poridoy
Bo R. Total
Spdisey
Labour Counsil
Ubionisia
Wall
U. Tf
Sullivans
Therioelyoe
Aruntaliga Wellem
Hurin
Harrisny
Anereare
Unlun
Wien
Jbogeky
Thore Wan
Fenton
Wales
Carenthere
Donalil
Sydney Harbour
al. P Cuehyane
Sydney
Acs
Cnment
Carruthers
Nublis
Desa
Fides Cohen
Otive
Justice Owen
Pring
Wilt Holther
Acain
Cohen
Life East
Thal
Cnmplioner
Docey
Mr. Wade
Airlie
Wade
Mr. Dacey
Arbitration Supported by the Faced Opposition
A fragmented note indicates support for arbitration as a firm policy while acknowledging hesitation. It suggests that opponents would resist, and that settlement could be blocked by governance if not compelled by an agreement. The text reads oddly, implying internal debate over arbitration as a remedy.
Weather Forecast and Regional Readouts From New South Wales
Weather updates show showers across Corowa and surrounding districts with varying rainfall. Regions including Kiandra Gundagai and Temberumba report rain, cold fronts move south of the tableland and winds shift from northwest to south. Several towns such as Narrandera Wagga Young and Murrumburrah record rainfall sums and temperatures, with crop prospects described as promising and lambing underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yey
Bigblunas
Nouthern
New South Wales
A.m. Tony
Adelongit
Albury
Birruedman
Bungendore
Carconi & Connamgaten
Gywra
Germanton
Guadapuislenty
Kioniira't
Mase Vale
Mount Hones
Murrumburrah
Narrandera
Rackivy & Twrvutia
Temberumba
Musut
Urata
Wagga
Yans
Young
Kiandra
Tatning
Gundaga
Corowa
Robbery Report From Globe District Stolen Goods
A crime report states Samuel Crossland of Grange Grove Howl Galmain resd Weruser saw his crowd attacked at Brundeau Globe Saturday. A gold watch a gold Albert and a sovereign pendant worth £4 were stolen. From George Street West between Saturday p.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. a gold watch a gold ring and a sovereign case valued at £15 were taken from J L Stafford and Hi Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Crossland
Weruser
Grange Grove
Howl
Galmain Resd
Lelebhards
The
Brundeau
Globe
Albert
J. L. Stafford
Hi. Wright
George-Street West
Cashier Committed For Trial By Water Police Court
Hamilton Spier, a cashier, was charged at the Water Police Court with stealing a cheque valued at 2178 from Mercantile Mutual First Insurance Company. Employed by the firm, he allegedly diverted the cheque drawn for Australian Mutual Fire Assurance Company to his own account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Spier
Mercantile Mutual Firstnaurancr Company
Returned Soldiers Pay Amid Wartime Newspaper Noise
A garbled OCR item references returned soldiers pay, with scattered names and places. It mentions WRENS, base connections, and a long list of unclear individuals, suggesting a payroll or allotment notice amid wartime records. The readable fragments indicate payments to veterans and related military roles.
Saturday Night Boyish Ness Disorder Report
A damaged local notice describes a Saturday night disturbance involving a person named Gresham and claims of disruptive behavior at the Water Molien Gaurita Sky area. The Sydney Municipal Council is noted for imposing a seven day or twenty eight day restraint and fines for property damage and tamp breaking with a court appearance set by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Municipal Coumelt
Mr. Macfarlane
Melbourne shares buoyant as bank votes sustain market
The Australian market shows buoyancy with bank votes supporting gains amid mixed trading. Gold dredging results and share activity in Sydney reflect cautious optimism, while a break in a window at a city jewellers shop captures minor crime news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landom
Union Bonn
Australia
North Coast
Adahnieumbons
Haute
Turin
Salew Ly Syiny
Marspat Ivteieriah
Sult Tock Nik
Hutita
Philp
Duey
Pala
Wylin
Giaumire
Nmonklund
Tineates Ave
Travesti Tasettet Sol
Sydney
Droken
Fordinary
St" Marti Coast
Union Baik
Hay Junction
Bank of Nsw
Insurance Appeal Case Language Truncated and Jumbled
A damaged OCR style snippet discusses an insurance appeal case with garbled names and terms. The readable fragments reference an appeal process and a miscellaneous list of garbled words, implying confusion in the document without clear parties, dates, or outcomes.
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Lands Commission
MR. Davies
Phe
AiMering
Jeoder
Sivreh Winsese
Smeth Africa
South Africa
Valness
V.R.C. Weights
Famary
Marmont Bracranr
Cebburck Marie
Telemachus
Loanatsis
A York
al Equity van
Ops
Derrius
Tennant
Rosegery Park
Priteykam
Wesie
Tenscoe
Brand
Teves
Wibwtwer Open
Ypres
Shah
Nsw
Ruseberg
Murry Ali
Vibrona
Ostantur Reertyel
MR. Larke
MR. M'Gowen
Actime-overnor
Fredrick Darley
Partyepolitien
Rusnahret
Demonettonion
Coan
Yan Sogalon
Eomisiy
Abel Eaght
Nibe
Sabra
Mill Bolt
Mill Bolt Peny Abewisiors
Progressive Party
Ee Merit Woneleenen
Poly Hare
Wamaael
Limit Tay
Slesering
Antoniiners
Ugowin
Caegarry
Cstures
Fries Baeonueyien
Anlaw
Aakiar
Tsayerer
Merkods
Uta Excaives
Hisiarehainn
Ava
Air
Prigessan
Atiliaetk
Rombar Bocislleim
Cashier
Simos
Pri
Black & Whit
Horner
the Royal Commission
Hea
Hatchealice
Murray
Henry Hee Wiere
Anike Heelalime
Lee Emmilins
Smee
Mary
Lasninnagn Byres
Beicsean Samagere
Vrimnaere Maine
Evan
Farlile
Mwy
Tamworth
William Lyne
Bacal Peace
Ancus and Coots
George-airvet
Queen Victoria
Rene Neme
van. Tariotal Coumsitg Association
Eclipse
Mener
Enet
LPP
Roneche Gy
Ian Te Ments
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