Uigh Football Match Sees Heavy Police Supervision
One hundred policemen patrolled the Agricultural and Cricket Grounds this afternoon to deter riotous conduct at Uigh football. Superintendent Mitchell, Inspector Spencer, and Inspector Davis led police steps to ensure calm, with warnings under the Vagrancy Act and promises of prompt action to keep play clean and orderly.
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Ube
Mitchell
Spencer
Davis
Sherwood
Spence
Harve
Monte de Piète Shares Call Planned by NSW Company
Directors of the NSW Mont du Pine Deposit and Investment Company in Sydney announce the call of the remaining 26,000 shares. The company’s authorized capital totals 100,000 shares at £1 each, with 75,000 paid up. The 25,000 unpaid shares will be issued to shareholders at a premium of six pence per share.
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Nsw, Mont du Pine
Castle- Teigletreet
Sydney
Unfortunate Girl Hit by Vehicle in Auburn Event
Rosie Memham, 15, was struck down while crossing Auburn street on Saturday evening and sustained a concussion. She had been unconscious for hours, recently released from Melbridge Hospital after a prior accident from a tree fall at school.
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Ooolburn
Satrday
Rosie Memham
Street Accidents In Granville And Newtown
William Watters aged 54 of Granville was knocked down by a cart on Central Avenue near the railway waiting room. He was taken to Sydney Hospital with severe injuries after the wheels passed over him. An elderly resident of Newtown, Mrs Williams, fell from a moving tram in King Street and sustained a severe scalp wound and shock. she was conveyed to Alfred Hospital after first aid from Civil Ambulance.
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William Watters
Ian Jones Street
Granville
Cental-equate
Sydney Hospital
Mee
Williams
Mirsender Road
Newtown
King Street
Prove Alfred Hoapital
Departure of Lord Islington Toward New Zealand
A vessel named Lord Islington bound for New Zealand sailed from Sydney this afternoon with Lord Islington the new Dominion Governor aboard. Premier Wade hosted a brief farewell, speaking at Federal Government hours and paying his respects.
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Hoddart
Federal Parliament Proclaimed to Assemble on July 1
The Governor-General issued a proclamation calling federal Parliament to convene on July 1, bringing together lawmakers from Melrod RSE and Sacurtay for the session. The order sets the opening date and signals formal government action to unite Parliament.
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Melrod Rse
Sacurtay
Federsl
English Mail Delivers May 20 London Parcels to Prooey
The English Mail reports Pogioh mails dated May 20 from London aboard the OJSALE Orontes, due to reach Prooey on Monday for letter delivery. The note mentions timing for parcel delivery from the General Post Office.
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London
Ojsale Orontes
Prooey
GPO
Acm
Tragedy in Centennial Park Under Police Investigation
A man believed to be Jatios Mr. Lees was found in Centennial Park this afternoon with a revolver and a recently discharged cartridge. Constable Kerr transported the body to Moran after initial examination.
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Lees
Denn
Receiveir
Centennial Park
Mme
Kerr
Moran
Porth Comet Railway Contracts Expire Next Month
The first section between Mainland and Dingoes faces expiry next month for the route to Glonomater planned in February 912. A second contract for the western segment to Taree is expected to end around the same time, affecting service continuity.
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Mainland
Dingoes
Glonomater
Taree
Races at Caulfield dominate Melbourne meeting
Victorian Amateur Turf Club results led with the Toolamabool Hurdle won by Lord Desmond and Harvest close behind. Bostra, Goldcord, and Deacon Skinner trailed in a tight payoff. Richmond Handicap saw Maltman and Ristori duel, Maltman prevailing by a short neck. Wanda Steeplechase featured Harvest leading until Lord Desmond overtook him by four lengths. Minor races followed withWorkmaster beating The Sun and others. Cambria Hurdle saw Lord Dudley prevail over Galeria by a length.
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Lord Desmond
Woodburn
Ryan
Cairnes
Sea Ged
Acaola
Louis d'Or
Clarke
Coragulae
Minton
Tom Leew
Bolton
Waska
Lambert
Rifin
G- Grace
Purplette
Barbr
Roll Over
Poerum
Lady O'Blo
J. Foulsham
Camballo
BE. Andrews
Windoonsh
E. Grace
Oesa
Perkins
My Nuance
M' Cowman
Martyra
Bostra
Vira
Deacon Skinner
Goldcord
Bell Dver
Tom Lees
Windoorah
Martyre
Riffinn
Imin
Richmond
Maltman
Lewie
Paul
J. Thomas
Dhobi
Cusden
Yarrabar
Clarky
Monody
Osborne
Pille Fogi
Rosa
Thistlebrook
Ettershank
Moruga
Matouree
Harrison
Trelo Voun
Leek
Morugs
Dhob
Ristori
Edenholme
Yarmibar
Moraga
Dhebi
Matoukee
Trelo Youn
WANDA
Salerno
Guinane
Morgan
Vernier
Howie
Portlight
M'Cabe
Wyangarie
Deeble
King’s Ransom
Tse
Lady Glen
Cosgrove
Benburh
Cox
King's Ransom
Lady Gles
Harvest
Wrangarie
King’s Hansom
Wysnhgame
Portlight Sever
Luly Glen
A. Carter
the Sun
Confederate
Ihyany
Leeside
Kortrait
Stuart
Blateley
Doyle
Dalay
Howle
the Guide
Powell
Jack Shay
Kingston
Dingo
Koops
Danny
Koreroit
Guide
Amaber
P.M.G
Lord Dudley
Setib
G. Ross
Galeria
Mib
Gsbermn
W. Burn
Montcalm
Fontsham
Ngarubous
Cameron
M*cowan
Minter
Clemeney
Tal
Etruscan
Cay Bob
Hunterston
Imindtlesec
Rosney Plate
Captain White
Ettershamk
Socialist
Sat Mb
Bolrom
Wallsend Races and Plattsburg Handicap Summary
Racing cards from Wallsend and Plattsburg feature Isobel, Coonanburra, Hexham, and Miss Dealeress in three furlong events. Neville, Sim Athol, and Atten tion contest the Wolter Handicap over seven furlongs, with betting favors Neville and Duncannon. Prince Prospector heads the Town Plate field over one mile, while Billiken and Lord Hautboy lead the 6 furlong Hand icap. Time figures indicate close finishes and varying margins across events.
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Plattsburg
H Gov
Isobel
Hood
Coonanburra
Johns
Mw'arthy
Imin Miso
Starkves
Comus
Hexham
Leobel
imin /daec
Neville
Nod
Cabakuo
North Coast
W. Fuller
SIM Athol
M'Carthr
Arch
Doncannon
Fourex Merv Lad
Psrrellh
Kitty Fallon
Duncannon
Woo Br
Town Plate
Prince Prposer
Casey
Erio
Ocean
Pilar
Erin
A. Hood
Hautrhoy
Flaval
George
O Sullivan Memorial Grant Decision Delayed
The Premier said ministers would consider public funding for the memorial to the late E W O Sullivan, but the opportunity to decide had not yet arisen.
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E. W. O'Sullivan
Fall of sixty feet saves Arthur Bancroft in Torrie Lodge
Arthur Bancroft of Torrie Lodge had a miraculous escape after a windless broke while descending a wild. He fell sixty feet and sustained severe injuries to his head but survived the fall with no fatal trauma reported.
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Bylston
Arthur Bancroft
Torrie Lodge
Dr Sheldin’s New Discovery for Influenza Colds
A brief item notes a claimed cure named Dr Sheldin’s New Discovery said to help influenza and colds in the head with a peppery preparation. The notice references numbers and fractions in the text as part of the product description.
Mixing Our Prescriptions at Storemen and Packers Board
At Denham Chambers Sydney, Arthur Field a 24 year old packer testified about his nine years with Australian Drug Company. He earns about 7s 4d weekly, lifting heavy cases and packing drugs, and pressed for higher wages arguing workers’ skill and risks justify raises. Norman Craig, another packer, described heavy, skilled work and a £3 to £3 5s weekly wage, while broader wage-board debates covered factory classifications and jurisdiction across multi-room workplaces under one roof.
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Denham Chambers
Phillip-street
Sydney
R. A. A. Russell
Arthur Field
Packer
Australian Drug Company
T. Miller
Datrines
Fim
Weee Horne
Norman Craig
Oller Orig
Lwovn
Kia
Mr. Wesstierne
Thas
Miller
Mr. Weeg-Horne
Parker
Prickly pear burner tested to help NSW landholders
Experiments will be conducted at Moree on a prickly pear burner that singes spines and converts leaves into fodder. The device uses naphtha heat and compressed air to burn spines, leaving edible leaves for cattle. NSW Lands Department plans trials and distribution to settlers, with Mexico's use cited for drought relief.
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Moree
New South Wales Department of Lands
Mexico
Queensland
New South Wales Lands Department
M'Donald
Morea
Com
Progress in George Street New Buildings for Lowe's
George Street advances show Lowe and Company adding large extensions to their George Street premises. The expansion will double selling space for men and boys wear, mercery, hosiery, and hats while adding over 100 tailors and staff for mail order. The project plans to demolish and rebuild the mortern side of the building and Mick Simmons premises to create a fashion palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lowe and Company
George and
Oxford Streets
Mesars Lowe and Company
Australia
M'Lean Brothers and
Rigz- Limited
Lowe and Company
Pitt-street
Mortern
Coor
Mick Simmons
Ocder Tailoring
Aueialla
Australia to Build Its First Battleship Cruiser
The forthcoming Australian battleship cruiser will measure about 200 tons displacement with a waterline length near favft team and a pt draft. Armament includes eight 12 inch guns and sixteen 4 inch guns, steel belt armor, 28 knot speed, 22 Babcock and Wilcox boilers, and a large electric light plant plus wireless telegraphy and fire-control systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Additon
Babcock and Wilcoxs
Australian
Paddington Seat: Liberal Candidate Backed by Supporters
A Paddington Town Hall meeting with about six attendees backed Mr Oakes for the Liberal seat. Mr John Whites presided as the meeting showed strong enthusiasm and unity. A vigorous speech by the sitting member preceded committee formation to run the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Oaken
Paddington
Oakes
John Whites
Euling
Camplen
RYLSTONE SENSATION AND LOCAL MORTAL NEWS
The paper reports a buried newborn found on the riverbank with severe injuries and a confession from a young woman. It notes the death of Mrs. Montgomery of Cathcart and outlines NSW immigration totals, plus health cure advertisements and a note on King Edward VI’s patronage cancellation for the Royal Life Saving Society cup.
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Rylstons
Cooma
Montgomery
David Montgomery
Cathcart
New South Wales
King Edward VI
Royal Life Saving Society
London
The Question of the Dat and Beauty Remedies Ad
An early edition promots Pearse Beap for complexion and Woods Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs, praising decades of use and urging daily duty to appearance. The ad highlights beauty claims and product tastings in a period newspaper voice.
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Pearse
Pearce
Taka Woods
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Victorian Amateur Turf Club
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O Sullivan
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Wages Board
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George-St., Sydney
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A. T. Pittar’s
Oxford-Street
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Baron Goers
Richt
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Guyatt & CO
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Onmr Ornat
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Deering
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Haberfnld
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Stanton-Son
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