Brave Police Honor Roll Highlights NSW Acts of Bravery
Inspector-General of Police highlights sustained bravery by officers in 190% year. Senior-constable Gates earns special mention for arresting an offender at North Sydney after wounding the suspect and enduring gunfire. Other officers risked lives stopping runaway horses, entering a burning chemist shop, rescuing civilians from smoke, aiding snakebite victims, and saving comrades from drowning across Sydney and regional towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector-General of Police
Hig
Acta
Gates
Metropolitan Police
North Sydney
Walle
Russell Sinclair
Crook
Sinclair Brec
Fred
Pealer-Countante
Tia
Tadk
Sculon
Tenti‘noural
Rogee Meagher
Edward Wallis
Dubbo
Gloucester
Jamoa J. Russell
Mia. Hayes
Campbell
Sodadah
H. J. Harper
James Moran
Statthew Omeltty
Wellington
Norman 0. Street
Gunnedah
Police Declares Crimping Problem Largely Suppressed
The Inspector-General notes months without crimping incidents and reports a successful prosecution with a £20 fine. Vigilant local police supervision has reduced the crime, while coal trade weakness causes fewer ships and lower seaman demand. Local Government Act ordinances regulate seamen's lodgings, aiding police oversight. Carrington Council has gained enforcement power under the Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Carrington
Conditions of the country improve after rain in Murrundi district
Rainfall revitalizes the Murrundi area with lush pastures and abundant stock feed. Water supplies improve for households and livestock, while Vermers prepare fields for crops. An inquiry into the Lithgow blast furnace fire is noted, and Rev J H Robertson, M A, is inducted at St Stephen's Bathurst. Gold Medal Condensed Milk promoted as best in market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrurundi
Cairymen
Vermers
Lithgow
Ring Boards
J. H. Robertson
St. Stephen's Presbyterian Caurcb
Bathurst
Tram Across Glebesland Bridge
Trams crossing the Glebe Island Bridge near Harriestrest Pyrmont to Evans Toad Balmain paused as rails were temporarily removed and reset to widen clearance at the swing-span for larger cars to be wired if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glebe Island
Harriestrest
Pyrmont
Evans Toad
Balmain
Littleere
STARR BOWKETT BALLOTS AND LOCAL NOTICES
An appropriation meeting at Newtown Town Hall covered societies Nos. 1 2 5 and 4 with shares and funds tallied for each society. The Australian Artillery’s 24th annual ball was postponed to August 15 due to King Edward VII’s death. Mary Carroll 80 died in Goulburn after 60 years in town. Parkes Council loans 7600 for mule works prefacing cabinet submission. Sutherland Shire to pay laborers 8s daily and quarry workers 3d per hour. A supervisor urged pruning workers not worth their keep. Dr Sheldoss new discover for croup and whooping cough priced at 1/8 and 3/-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Enmore
Dallote
Edward VII
Mary Carroll
Goulburn
Parkes
Alte
Sutherland Shire
Scarcity of Bricklayers at Zig-Zag Railway Deviation
Lithgow correspondent reports great difficulty in obtaining bricklayers for the Zig-Zag deviation works. Several European workers have arrived but are slower than Australian men. Bricking remaining tunnels needs skilled labour. work will continue at Clarence where bricklayers will find ample jobs. Dr Sheldon’s new discovery promises relief with quicker healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoes
Lithgow
Chriskiayers
Clarenca
Hoodlum's Expensive Joke Leads to Two Months Hard Labor
Henry Stewart a 2 percent laborer faced Redfern Police Court for assaulting Handcock an elderly pensioner on May 24 as he walked home from a tram stop. Stewart claimed horseplay but witnesses described a brutal blow and repeated wall bashing. The magistrate said the act was serious and sentenced Stewart to two months hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stewart
Redfern
Handcock
Cleveland-street
Abercombie-street
Tecovea
Tim
Stewart
Dorben-street
Wirry Hills
Mienamant
Sydney Tallow Market Weak Sales and Price Drift
In the weekly tallow sale at the Wool Exchange 285 casks were offered with 34 lots above the WA to log per ton range last week. Prime tallow rose from 27 to 38 per ton with corresponding shifts. average prices ranged from 23 to 29. Intermittent demand yielded cautious bidding and modest gains across lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aol Bates
Sen
Royal Inscription Atrocious Fragment Reveals Potent Monarchy
A damaged transcript notes that Lagull Parsons Olive sat Comper supplied all sittings for an event tied to the Royal Family. The page includes a carved inscription under royal authority praising a powerful empire and monarch, dated around 1910, with lingering references to civic review and a misattributed recall of a person named Zeke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagull
Parsons
Olive
George Ti
Royal Celle of Arms
Dwn Lester
Kurrapeer
Patt Mackin
Amd
D'feauter
Port Eich
Zeke Fld
Poatinartens
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Saree
Grace
Glace
Ladi
Fay
Pomuage
Btetre
Faymous
Uiss
Gome
Toate
Avi
Kid Capa, ‘Oye Hale
Edward
Pitt and
Liverpool Streets
George Street
Haymarket
Astra
Genta
White Horse Whisky
ONDON
Nesced
King-St
Nore Co
Fruw
London
A. Gent
King-Street
Liverpool-st
Slabucdh
Wilts
Citar Lea
Joe Davis
Australia
Exchange Department
Exchange Department of the
British Piano Depot, Limited
Ronisch
Brinsmead
Anon
Ck-Street
Syteey
A- Cox
Evtaa
Sydney
Glebesland Bridge
Starr-Bowkett
Sheldoss
Pleasang
Shackelton
Dudley
Empire
Zach
Herrin
Melton
The
Storm King
Modern Takors & Men's Exclusive Outfitters
F. J.palmer& Son
Quilty
Park Streets
Sheldon
Burnet
Éixins
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