Evening Newboutich Castlereagh Street raid case at Central Police Court
Court heard allegations tied to a raid on a venue named Empire Pastime Club at 205 Castlereagh Street Sydney. Defendant Areashard Brown, 45, faced charges amid warrant concerns about proper identification and procedure, with testimony on premises layout, ring, seating, and alleged gambling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peralses
Castlereagh-strest
Poles
Wilsaire
Castleveeehatter
Sydney
Wilfréd Ciurkett
Hainiresser
Péckburn
Noche
No. 2 Division
Munphy
Pieebisra
Blackets
Jobe Fuche
Jobn Roche
Jobe Rotaos
Biechec
Wherifs
Nck
Vie Puilding
Ely
Brown
Rauas
Blackett
Wilshire
Playius Varde
Usia
Ffs
Sunday Night Dances Stir Borough Debate
Aldermen clash over Sunday night dancing in Puddington council as bylaw limits and safety worries surface. Mayor notes open windows raise public viewing. officials pledge to gather information and act if needed to regulate Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobluson
Puddington Council
Oxford
Aldera Eopilaon
Streeu
Alderman Robinson
Aldgrmaar Robinson
Aljermaen Robinson
His Own Property Case Hears Verdict At Water Police Court
In a Water Police Court hearing before Mr Donaldson BBM the defendant Robert Wherheld Atmand was accused of taking a settee and a bridle from Elderfield and attempting to sell the items. The jury found the plea guilty and he was fined two pounds with a month in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson
BBM
Robert Wherheld
Elderfield
Late Mr Seddon Helper Letter From Governor General
A garbled afternoon dispatch from the Governor General in New Zealand notes sympathy for the Seddon family. Captain Stokes, in charge, conveys courtesy to Mrs Seddon and awaits further reply. The request from Mrs Sott to relocate the Females choir to the Orwensiey Grange was countermanded.
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Tornsraes Ty
New Zealand
Lora Worsheote
Wy Freyter
Bertavel
Charre
Stthes . OB
S. Chaliseger
Tro Jorae
Ae Benson
Mewseelands
Mra Sot
Orwesiey Grange
Ofer Wa
Melbourne police evidence criticized in trial notes
In Melbourne a police evidence case draws critique from counsel and witnesses. The hearing, held at the District Court, centers on testimonies regarding Lawrence and others with repeated references to conduct, credibility, and possible influence. Prosecution by Mr Dolla Zoyeerel, defence by Br. Purves, with Mr. Winnecke for the Brettres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Aetlal
Juline Wren
Fy Laurence
Robert Reteris
Jon
At'Nauubis
Hello
Hilar
Tush Maher
Bert Griffits
Win Sahwtt
Bod Wm
Belifeg
Discriet Goat
Dolla Zoyeerel
Br. Purves
Sud
Mir
Winnecke
Brettres
Ms. Purves
Lawrence I
Ube Mentiers
George
Woods
Careman
Jackenrich
Newport
Roberts
Debheigge
En Hove
Heberts
Fumour
Hulk City
Talaerssi
Mr. Purves
Purves
Society of Wien
Gonstable Delaney
Constable Goodbon
Weather Update Deluge and Frost Hit Coast Towns
The Sydney Observatory forecasts show a cloudy to showery coast with fine spells inland. Rain totals over 24 hours ending 4 am include Jervis Bay 5, Port Stephens 9, Sydney 9, Cape Hawke 16, with morning showers at Pulling Point Raven Heads Catherine Hill Bay Lake Macquarie and Port Macquarie. Queanbeyan reports the season's severest frost this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Site for a Big Gun at Mount Nelson Hobart
The Defence Department once directed burial of a 21 acre site at Mount Nelson over the River Derwent for a gun fortification. Freehold owner Thomas Welters contests a £221,100 claim by the government at £160 per acre for 39 acres. The outcome of these proceedings will be watched with interest.
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Hobart
Commonwealth Defence
Burvevor Chrisp
Mount Nel
Derwent
Ile City
Freehold
Thomas
Findshem
Welters
The Story of the Bar Maids at Waxer Police Court
In Waxer Police Court Henry Mercer 38 a miner faced multiple charges of obtaining money by pretenses from young women. A widow with two daughters alleged Mercer promised positions at a hotel and sent telegrams while collecting 2 shillings for tram, leading to his committal for trial. Prosecutors and witnesses testified about various ads and interviews seeking employment for bar positions. The case involved several women from Sydney suburbs and Darlinghurst areas as he sought funds and commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mercer
Miner
Wiles Jackson
West
Myers
Waxer
Uaa
Vide
Williass
Tater
Crowe Street
Darlipaburrt
Sydney
Sanse- Granve
Adoriiines
Wclibg
Ao Bentleman
Reliseed
Bojel
Png
Cen
Kenneds
Waney Bruce
War
Bruce
George-street North
Tral Bewes
Marie Cived
Marie Cived, Wheet Norn
Hlten Beanetl
Deypland-atrept
Sure ‘Hills
Dolly Devers
Bourke-atrest
Darlinghurst
Belle Strong
Vic Tarla-Cheet
Taxtmenuret
Easterns Flour Swindle Case Reveals Wetting of Funds
A damaged OCR fragment mentions New South Wales labels and a banking or financial case tied to a swindle involving flour and currency. References to a committee, courts, and a person named Mr. Car day appear amid garbled phrases. The piece suggests official communication about losses and a court action.
Kensington Races Late Sporting Entries
In the Kensington race card the late sporting list shows multiple events including 6 furlong and 4 furlong contests with entrants such as Biteury Aol Zh Adorer 2A Konig 47 Alert 2 Discord 24 Achme 44 Remark 24 Clicker 9.8 Bersice 4 Chisten 8.23 along with Wellde G fet Blarnerétie Rooms R2 MEL TAD Agr Lassie 742 Buteau 73 Zauita 13 and Colume 7 Hortense 7 Nurses and leny 5 furlongs. The card also includes Fourisen Hands Welr 444 furlongs Latenn Set WK The Soar 40 Malis Mereie Min ble 5.10 Sweettrist 24 Piratee 8 Native 3 Fourteen-two Handicap Gacours Age dss 1231 Enersy 9.9 Naot 9 Mogele Polly 7.12 The Dustiese 7-13 Clarette 7.10 Mites Faye 7 Kensington Handicap S% farlonge Sishen Ast Tab Metaillat 44 Kileos 6 Encourage Bh Koule 7.38 Bernice 7.15 Welar Witch 7.49 Ilaa Sore 7.19 Freedom 77 Mies Wirestey 72 Dobs Quikbiness 9.2 Blarney 7.3 Mrs. Couche 2.
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Pidleden
Biteury
Aol
Adorer
Konig
Alert
Discord
Achme
Remark
Clicker
Bersice
Chisten
Quickness
Wellde G
Blarnerétie
Rooms
Mel Tad
Agr Lassie
Buteau
Zauita
Colume
Hortense
Leny
Tunnett
Jayaawaad
Albloly Préstie
Orare
Fourisen Hands
Malis
Mereie
Sweettrist
Piratee
Native
Gacours
Enersy
Naot
Melile
Tar New Sextanders Extons and Others In Coastal Race
An eccentric racing report notes Tar New Sextanders Extons Star Sagat and Melodeen among horses running on the Hanawick track. It mentions winners at Randwick and Camdem J.C. meeting delays, with Mr Lot Green debating purchases and preparations for future events in England or New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Sagat
Melodeen
Hanawick
Afethourme “Argus
Weliimont Bagkmalér
Lot Green
Vintoria
New Sonu Wales
Air Motor
Gindsaime
England
AGC
Camden J.C
Pélardt
Randwick
Paddington Electric Wires Debate Confronts Councils
Paddington officials clash over allowing overhead electric cables versus underground lines for Newcombe Street. council debates cost, taxation, and safety, with Aldermen urging a works committee referral while engineers warn underground routes are expensive. Property and street routes under study as policy balances public supply and municipal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puddmuggor Coumell
Cry Covneil
Newcombe Street
City Council
Tectary
Paddipeton Council
Lis Comura
Comeil
Newcombeetruet
Eovocr
Menety Moyus T
GE Howes
Howard
Paddington
Ceorre
Works Committee
Caunetl
Robke
Marrickville Boggy Streets and Cantankerous Wet Weather Complaints
Residents of Marrickville complain about muddy streets and poor repairs after heavy rains. Calls focus on failed roadwork, with praise for promised improvements and frustration over washed away rails and ongoing quagmire at Neville Street and surrounding areas. Local council is urged to address recurring flooding and unsafe conditions on thoroughfares near Petersham and Crestline.
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Devin
Mung Eizeets
Foownike
Mwerender Park
Neville Street
MarsiekyiMe
Petersham
Enoiker
Cownell
Rereeud
Eéverat
Adelenee
Arena PS
Incoherent EW Companies Entry Sparks Turbulent Debate
Fragmentary text from an EW Companies entry shows garbled wording and foreign phrases, preventing clear extraction of names, places, or dates. The readable segments hint at a dispute over a save or rescue plan, with references to officials and a seaside area, but critical specifics are obscured.
Scarce Straw and Rabbits Fill NSW Markets
A Sydney and Melbourne bound shipment of 50 000 rabbit crates heads to export as Canowindis fur farm processes 1000 rabbits daily. Straw prices vary with federal duty raising costs, while early strawberries and oranges show mixed wholesale demand. Mushrooms and dairy products remain tight as weather and crop failures dampen supply across New South Wales markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Hunter
Richmond
Manning
Victoria
Tultre
Ener Wea
Spey
Burt Miltet
Sydney
Steinweidel
Brisbane
South Sea
London
Rakus
Melbourne
Canowindis
Snoluolah
Northueensland
Reaileen
Chaiswand
Hornsby
Messy auction and trade notices with names and prices
The fragment describes a mixed listing of consignments including nicked goods and agricultural produce, with prices and agents named such as Walker, Weber, and Gumpnas. It references truce mentions, shipper names, and various locations, staging a chaotic trade bulletin with several firms and persons cited.
The Share Market Report From Lenéon and Sydney
Private cables quote ore prices in Lenéon on Monday with Capper at 86 pounds per ton and other metals listed. Shares show volatile quotes with Fresh Food and Tea noted. Melbourne reports progress on Barrambie Rangna and new rail work likely to take weeks. Sydney listings include Fresh Food and Tea at 108 0d and various copper and coal names with prices and brokers in a market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenéon
Fortheowlog
Melbourne
Barrambie Rangna
W.A
South Drive
North Rive
JG Fevel
Aial
Salesy
Sydney al
Sfler
Iti
Nie
Marsiali
Queen
Neid
Mouin
Occidental
Eillerove
Woodurit Iplana
United Tosuranns
Queen Bee
Wickham
Bydney
Telephonic Fraud Case At Redfern Hotel
Maurles Brown aged 29 faced charges of obtaining money by false pretenses at Redfern through a forged telephone exchange. The case centers on a note to Mr M Hugh and a claim that Mr Neal instructed the hotel staff to convey messages, leading to Brown receiving 6s and a receipt, with disputed impersonation by Mr Neal and embezzlement claims against others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurles Brown
Maxele Owen
Redfern
M'Hugh
Brown
M*hugh
Owe
Neal
the Syphon Co
Agsio Jett
Phis
Mr. Neal
Ake
Bovitbers
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Newboutich
Castlereaghstreet Bald
Paddington Council
Mir. Seddon
Aes
Queanbeyan
Nigh Kickers
Paul Coe
Kensington
Homer
A. Abrahem
Victorien
Phemington
Oaklands War Club Mercing
Blueskin
Seychelles
Electric Light
Marrickville
Bambee
Lf & Motu
TLE
W. Wroeut
Wentworthville
Swan
Balle
Parramatta
Granville
Liverpool
PRI
Spee
Lot Erie Ageeene
Ereen
Sonteroratan
Elie
Bure
Ad Eunel
Tony
Vic
Wullias
Seferies
Yilde
West Jr Baanets
Ain
Sinkeet
Egy Denen
Pordlang
CCHS
Nomaneeeres
iSe
Aan Vanes Ees Baye
Aie
Mineran
Cotcabre
Cotumon
W. Mopciunn
Ioraboes
Kosciusko
Redfern Forage Sales
Amliedt
Ube
Tedern
Luce
Jerde
Juverne
Coulewen
Perry
Marcy
Trotter
Bathurst
G. Ea
Ben Lomord
Moy Snd Co
Itt Sueseiet
Froduce Merchiots
Parscon
Robert Lutee
Briss Prompt
Iduuesteo F.C
Mosquito Bay
Estemen's Bay
Sitopunen
Aso
seWara
Davie
Duclingtur Ib
Campbelldowr
Tur Pinlice Parcs
CAN AG
A. Horiem
Rim
Randy LH
Cesta
Steer Wickard
Sebcialuns
Crear
Bates, Ocr
Peparery
Uareok
Sean
Guildford
Siose
Euatiea
Ana O
Fionn
Lara Seteneen
Taylor
Jams
Iver
Smiths
Exampur
L. J. Flegeltaub
King-St
Ascot
Bate
Grandstand
sePeBbren Poteiors
Toomonrot
Minchouck
Deisvtarry
Spicer
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