Water council debates progress association aims and public works
A crowded Waterloo council meeting discusses Manly progress association goals including debentures for improvements, gas company purchase, a new electric plant, a public market, and worker housing at Shelly Beach. Other items cover sewerage changes, rat control, and plans for a Greater Sydney convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderwas Parry
Waterloo Council
Chusaberiame
South Africa
Waterjoo
Tia
Manly
Victoria Hall
Hart Another Progress Association
A Gocher
Manly Gas Company
Priferty
Gaa
Quien
Nto
Hartenstein
Uch
Balmain Council
Aldermas F Cos
Algerman Mills
Lcs
City and Suburban
Greater Sydney
Abanl Hs
Atie Waterloo Council
Public Health Department
Waterloo
Ant Fae Fist
Alezjodrin
Vauablinh
Abe
Balmain Colikell
D.C. Murphy
Tlaesep
Balmain
Bieiigton Park
3Yorth
Sydney
Torihera
Board of Health
Jock
Robert Thompson
Sleetricel
Gincer
North Sydney
Northern Suburbs Political Labour League
Cammersy Reserve
Clark
BLA
Resut
Tme
Jesgue
Uhe
Anfield
Alberman Browoki
Woto Uke
Parramatta Journal heir named City Council inspector
The successful applicant for the position of city inspector is the daughter of the Parramatta Journal editor Mr Join Ferguson. She has received many local congratulations and shows practical mind capable of handling sports setting and machine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta Journalit
Join Ferguson
Death of Bar John Cox in Ballarat East
Four year old John Cox died after a head injury from a nail fall a year earlier. Post mortem by Dr C H Hardy found death from hemorrhage with a old head bruise and recent leg marks. jury inquiry conducted by W Dickeng P.M. shows no neglect.
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John Cox
Ballarat East
Vic
W. Dickeng
C. H. Hardy
Plesher
The Late Miss Alice M Stephen Rites at Randwick
The remains of the late Miss Alice M Stephen daughter of the late Alfred Stephen and sister of Mr Justice MEL Stephen were interred in St Jude's Cemetery Randwick on Sunday morning in a cedar casket. Rev T J Heffernan conducted the service at the grave with relatives and friends present. Attending were Mr Sunthe Stephen Mr Cecil Stephen Mr W W Stephen and Mr E Brestem brothers Mr A Comsett Stephen Mr Colla C Byephen and Mr Leopard Stephen Stephens Mr A P Bedford and Mr M Serarn brothers in law Mr J Smith MLC Mr B W Knox and Dr Scot Skirving. The Reverend R Rock preached at St George's Clenmore road Paddington on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Stephen
Alfred Stephen
Hiner
Justice Mel Stephen
St. Jude's
Randwick
T. J. Heffernan
Scot Skirving
Hey. R. Rock
Mise Stephes
Firese
St George's
Clenmore Road
Paddington
Rockdale Footballer Curley Injured In Chatewood Match
Rockdale Football Club player Mr R Curley broke his collarbone while tackling during a Willoughby game at Chatewood on Saturday afternoon. The injury occurred after half time and was treated at Chatewood. His absence will affect Hochiale's lineup as he was among their best players. Also reported is the death of Mr Yar Belford of Baroens, a respected Moree resident aged between 40 and 30 years, leaving a wife and several children. the obituary notes illness and mentions remedies and vitality.
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Edward VII
Hersty
Nixon
Waterton Council
Fegan
Parry
Iscumston
Ashfeld
Wall
South Africa
Alderman Smith
Burwood
M. Stephan
Alterman Cartew
Hinrwood Vonnell
Beard
Bouin Africa
Lord Milner
Burwood Connell
Latourora
Haren
R. Curley
Rockdale
Tub
Willoughby
Chatewood
Oon
T Re
Chatrwood
Hochiale
Moree Glatriet
Mtr. Yar
Belford
Baroens
Wan Beiwren
Yesra
Barton's
Tom Fool
Ambii
Stetorm
Coeid
Benedicte Sweat
Wager
Cecil Hihode
Tom Vout Teating
Cecil
Waighi
Christian
Pa Fus
Chuder
Sera
Heyday
Biset
Abbotsilu
Goodapeed
Abe
Cinderman
Aturt
Aty
Beauclere
Moma
Heyiay
Lord Roberts
Goodapood
Abele
Allance
Mlemeres
Mona
Meyday
Goodayned
Ulus
Wincere
Mesara
Foley
Stewart Br ¢ Smith
Gyre
Lackmans
Mr. L
Walgrove
Spry
Marden
Maxsman
Smithy
Boetter
Bradahaw
Miles
Maloe
Trom Smith
Mazarine
Trow Smith
Starl
Tug
Caricature
Spelter
Amin
Warwick
Hamdicap
Boray
Xtra
Geo. Cook
Birrell Street
Waverley
Cook
Dean
Imics
Newman's
Doe
Warwick Racecard Report From Saturday Meeting
Warwick races feature Bundles rewards and handio handicap events dominated by notable horses including Benedicte and Cinderman. Winners like Fairy Prince and Fireclay compete in a packed program with weights, distances, and odds listed for patrons.
Drought Strain and Fodder Crisis Raging in NSW
Barraba notes a drought crisis with Aboriginal omen warnings and debates on government action. Calls for suspended fodder duties and imports from Australia, plus a plan to compulsory grazing and cultivation to protect flocks and dairy farmers. Mentions Sir William Lyne and Captain Cook as context.
Presentation to Miss Darley at decorative afternoon
Miss Darley accompanied by Sir Frederick M Darley received a diamond pendant and pearl chain from Mrs Osborne at a Flower Matrak event in the drawing room. Guests included Mrs Gould Mrs Busby Mrs Osborne and many others as light refreshments followed a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pf. Osborne
Mion Darfey
Ewan Prater
Gedusen
P. H
Mise Osborne
Lase Campbell
FB. Solr
HC. Danger
Misaea Danfar
Mackensie
Fixe Bardetin
Miss Massey
Ize
Tregerthas
Donkin
Mise Slawbie
Mint Blomford
Bayly Macaritive
Clibborn
Pileber
Jobo Marks
Mise Bee
Lady Innes
Lady Maris
Mine Harris
Langer Owen
Garland
Qritithe
Walter Hall
Mian Keluo Wing
Allew Wing
Breadcarters elect officers at test meet
Reported by Gur Beerrott correspondent the Breadcarters union shows rising membership with officers named including J Larter president W Storer treasurer J Cooper vice president and others. Nearby residents support government plans for a new hospital at Ube Kuring gal Chase and discuss health recoveries amid recent incidents. Police magistrate reports to government as officials debate suitable location for treatment and the subsidy conditions for relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calon
Enous
J. Larter
Rears
W. Storer
J. Cooper
voLaalitee
Musure
W. Lee
P. Casey
A. Duxbury
R. Lees
Z. R. Roberts
F Clark
W. Beachey
A. Mincheton
J. Ro TonWa
J. Pearte
Ryde
Wihay
Sstalean
Nea
Uren
Grain Prospects and Weather Pressures in Wellington District
Reports from Wellington Monday describe favorable signs for grain crops despite rain and drought fears. Weather data show variable rainfall with monthly figures. barley and amviluswes arrivals in March suggest stock-building, while farm prices stay high for grains and meat. The article notes district-wide effects on agriculture and local post office activity amid market stresses.
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Tam Surih
Tralee
Wellington
Jusitig
Wei Guinot Tyr & Seoads
la Bald
Cntineros
le Belue
Suvary Mall
Anit
VICE-REGAL CALL AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE NSW
On Saturday the Argentine Republics Consul General Mr Tilivek met Governor of New South Wales at Government House Rose Bay for a formal call of courtesy. The Governor hosted a dinner with Zaid Ministry members including Sir Henry Rawson and other ministers while some could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Tilivek
Comsul-Ceneral
Argentine Hepublic
New South Wales
Watt
A.D
Government House
Rose Bay
Zaid
HK Wise
Attormey-Denéral
Heyes
Thore
Huery Rawaun
Lee
Executive Council
Sultar
Coronation Feast Gifts From Leeds Firms Mentioned
A historical record notes gifts for Kica’s Coronation dinner including 25000 pots of Yorkshire Relish from Menera Goodall Backhouse and Company of Leeds and other goods from Leeds firms Mowe CE Taylop and Company and Ryeak Son and Company. Sir Thomas Lipton to provide flowers and decor.
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Kica
Menera, Goodall, Backhouse, and Company
Leeds
Yorkshire
Mowe CE ‘Taylop and Company
Mrests
Rane
Lasceer
Webbest
New South Waida
AL. J. Carver
Kereval
Amerie Educational Effaria
Bern
Roers at St Helena report from Deadwood Camp
Meniers correspondent from James Town reports at Deadwood Camp severe enteric fever cases with rising trend. Boers and British camps stay guarded. General Viljoen remains active. prisoners_age and wives noted. two Scandinavists attempted escape by Norwegian vessel but were repatriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meniers
Jamea Awn
Helena
Vais
Bowie
Cape
Deadwood
Rome
Viljoen
Beth
Guarita Ptaners
Cronje
Smaitwood
Alway
Comiog
Scindinavices
Rewville
Local Military Honor Rites For South Africa Vets At News Hall
A local News Hall ceremony honored volunteers from the Gian tries district for service in South Africa with a memorial and object fund drive. Quartermaster-Sergeant South ail Privates Nelson M Keoule Dreen Gribble and M mnyre received public warm welcomes after return. Officers and soldiers from Mounted Rifles Regiment and various Infantry units were reassigned or discharged as the district force adjusts. The event featured remarks by Mr Justice Williams in Melbourne Supreme Court. A Teachers Association president linked education, training and reform to better careers for new graduates amid university education benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
South Africa
Gian Tries
Emarlal
Tews Hall
Southail
Nelson
M'Keoule
Dreen
Gribble
M'mniyre
Saus Africa
Elliseng
Mounted Rifles
Hoimax
Richarda Wal Waasca
M‘coll and
Clayon
7Th Infantry Regiment
Stag
Clarke
Inthalry
W.C. Molloy
Tal Sergramtsuiplor M'Alllater
Hewker, Barham
Ani
Meedowsid
Mth
Instang
Ster
Clayton
4Th
Infestty Regimess
Justice Williams
Supreme Court
Melbearne
Thuretay
Justes
Willes
Teachers’ Association of NB W
Australia
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Mias M. E. Ferguson
Miss Stephen
Aleit
Warwick Farm
Ain H. Daniels
Atocisdale
Statford
Courtney
Innersole
Bare
Keyes
Firrclay
Azre
Uschiby
T. Bane
Gowdouga
Richamton
Beluing
Fairy Prince
Oodoogs
Fellaaler
Firvely
Faust
Parry Prince
Felissier
Fireclay
Géodooga Tea
Duras
Parrell
J Boyle
Walt-a-bin
Want
Glacs
McCrimmon
Dundes
Walker
Walarove
C. T. Godls
Nambucca
Reumpbries
Patricien Ay Ulussey
Marquis
J. Gough
Aslaract
Plelcher
Prova Auinus
Bindlong
Crem
Commonwealth
Billy
Binalong
Grand Central
Apts
New Boul Wen
Womlan
Areeulla
Valparelho
Jnw
Wales
Queensland
Willian Bede Dalley
Souda
Trank
Art
Ytmaller
Brduey
Barraba
Jerald
Miss Darley
Hudson
Amy Castles
Roers
ST. Helena
Benses
Jiee Medellon Bo
Pittetreet
Doan
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