Heine Smith case begins with startling testimony at Water Police Court
Testimony in the Heine Smith case alleges marriage between George Smid and Mary Ann Russell amid claims her former husband Charles Heine was alive. Cross-examination reveals years of separation, alleged bigamy, and potential divorce events, with the accused remanded for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeat
Water Police
George WH Smid
Wil
Mary Amp Eich Ura
Charles Jobirt Heine
Robert Heine
Gunnedah
Mary Ann Russell
Mma Rime
Sim
Vennenson
Fisher
Jin Sou
Jr. Shenoan
Feagea
Mr. Jhonson
Isaael
Henace
Athol Park
Thonson
Maxieti
Isaaca
Homebush Stock Sales Hit Record Prices
At Homebush yard yesterday over 20 100 sheep were penned with crossbreds and merinoes fetching top rates and lambs selling well. Cattle yarded included around 600 cows and about 1060 head with prime bullocks selling to £11 10s and cows to £10, market described as very strong. Beat beet valued near 55s per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merina Wethers
Volcanic Eruptions Linked to Australia Quake Discussion
Fiji report cites Hunter Island eruptions with Geology professor Peter David explaining the likely volcanic activity in the New Hebrides region. He notes earthquake precursors, regional movement, and the probability of no near term eruption danger to Australia unless shocks worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiji
Hunter Leland
Department of Geology
Sydney University
Hartge
Fem
Raul
David
Hebrides
New Caledonia
Valewal
Iran
AR Yim
Hunter Fsighd
NUS
Xtean
Amnoel Wu
Contace
Rocke
Elowes
Menses
Haya
Carmainaky
Cheviot
Stuuter
Avery
Hurtajund
Australia
Australie
Fan
Towee Mill
Kurt
New South Welpa
Queensford
rilNer Haying
Aistrasia
Now Out Wales
Vistoria
New Eoast Wales
Mein Dividing Range
Gabo Island
Bass” Strait
Cooma
Gundigal
Yous
Jepolan
Australis
Fatal fall in Sydney park claims woman’s life
Kate Molloy or May Tighe, 38, JME of 192 Woollaimoaing street, died at Sydney Hospital from a fractured skull after a fall while crossing Ayde Park on Monday. An inquiry held by the City Coroner found death caused by brain injury. the fall was exacerbated by intemperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Molloy
May Tighe
Woollaimoaing Street
Sydney Hospital
Ayde Park
Death of Mr Cleary Suburban publisher in Sydney
The death of Mr Michael A Cleary, a well known conductor and suburban property proprietor in Sydney’s North Suburbs, was reported yesterday. He suffered a heart condition and died after admission to hospital with his wife Mrs Cleary, editor of the Kar Sy ny Recorder, at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Cleary
Sydney
North Sydney
Bydney
Pigeon Match At NSW Gun Club Grounds
A. W. Fales defeated Lockels vibe champion of New South Wales at the NSW Gun Club Grounds Loufs rond Botany yesterday. The event was w-side 10 and 100 Hinds at 20 yards. Fales scored 93 to Lockaley's 69 and holds a record of baying 99 birds from 100. The match was followed by sweepstake hooting under an assumed name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Fales
Lockels Vibe
New South Wales
Nsw
Loufs Rond
Botany
Fales
Lockaley
Feles
Opening of the Commonwealth Parliament Portrait Display
A large painting by Mr. Charles Nultil depicting the opening of the Commonwealth Parliament was unveiled by Sir Richard Baker at Glen's Concert Rooms. The event was attended by Federal members and leading citizens, with Baker congratulating the exhibit featuring 140 portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Charles Nultil
R Baker
Senate
Glen
Richard Baker
Bexley Council Meeting Ends In Public Fracas
A Bexley council session devolved into loud quarrels and threats as aldermen argued, left table, and caused a quorum lapse. The reporter noted chaotic disorder, a looming record, and plans to address key public matters later.
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Bexley Council
Ain
Ullerinen Caunly
Mtr
Mayer
Fir
Sion’ Cary
Julien Get
Jue
Jack Woonwarn Muerman
Walalienp
Neuelesta
Averman
Everal
M Nember
W Tristic
Iaugheer
Alterman
Leuigh
la Sour Positio
Becoru
Oua
O Connor and the Chair In Parliament and Perjury Charge
In a Sydney legislative session Mr O Connor faced a clash with the Speaker as he refused to clearly state his point and muttered comments while the chair adjourned. Darlinghurst Sessions saw cat Carter charged with perjury at Balmain Court for a March debt dispute involving a grocer and his wife. Accused denied, was found guilty, and remanded for sentence.
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Legislative Assembly
D. O'Connor
O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Use House
Darlinghurst
Carter
Balmain
Uder
Bailey
Balmain Court
John Rankin
Cure Influenza With Early Use of Chamberlain's Remedy
Early symptom alert for influenza leads to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Thousands used this remedy in prior weeks and none reported dissatisfaction. Available through all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Land Appeal Court hears complex trust and mortgage dispute
The Land Appeal Court at Darlinghurst examined five reserve divisions in a case involving the Assets Redemption and General Finance Company Limited and James Wilson. The proceedings focused on security instruments, land selections under Crown Lands Act, and alleged schemes by merchant interests to control resumed land through friendly selectors and interposed intermediaries. The court analyzed the deed of March 3 1899 and related securities, with judges noting the attempted use of a station mortgage to mask true ownership and control of valuable land, while considering the implications under colonial land and mortgage laws.
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Darlinghurst
Austen
Reserveu
Remileation
Cene
Ral Finance Company, Limited
Giikuedab Hamed
James Wilsoh
Walgett
Wne
Appaa
Vrivy Council
James Whigon
Rie Abdimhod
Wau
Lhegreene
Alrouy
Wilwo
Asuets Company
Uwaning
Boum
Wood Bee Advance
Mualy
Auseta Vmpany
Mip Ragen
Prrvyrace and Company
Fumeil
Morradool
BM. Young
teigniDy
Tull
Mereaioo
Hense
Mr. Young
Mercadoo
Arnaf Firebrace and Company
Voster
DG. Peale
Arr Young
IRA
Young
Sydney
Cotter
Australian Mortgage and Pinnncs Company, Limited
London
Alalion Janager
Picure
G. Peele
Rete
Bede
Lome
Wilson
Utz Proviniuna
Anouricy
Diherm
Fiskifeas
Thia
Seu Tiy
Coveret Alto
C.p
J. Laud
Alas
Cooking Stoves Promoted By Leamington Range Ads
A vintage advertisement lists several Leamington range models including the Central Dove and Radcliffe with ovens and coverings. It highlights features like fitted linings and plate backs, claiming ease of use and culinary suitability. The copy targets housewives with promises of cleanliness and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadcliffe
Leamington Range
Late Trooper P H Wickerison remembered in Armidale tribute
Obituary recounts the death of Trooper P H Wickerison, son of Mrs Ip Wicker ton, who served with the First Australian Contingent and the Australian Commando force. He died in a railway collision near Colerberg while en route to Durban aboard troopship duty. His passing brings wide grief across communities, with tributes from family and colleagues.
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Armidale
Phi Honey Wickerwua
Walt Stegmneot
Ferday
Ip Wicker
South ‘Asia
Sydney
Apder
Koupniin
Ani Wow
Colerberg
Wisemugalen
Prare
Fraser
Bolas
Haken
Wickerson
England
Chel
London
Chutoher
Drravaved Te Yuen Victoria
Wintnor
Cambridge
Camden
Wrst
Austratlon Commokwriina
Klerksdorp
Wickerwon
Australian Veterans and Local Meetings Reported
A biased fragment covers a gathering at Toyu Hall UMA with speakers including the Arche bishop of Sednvy and other officials. It notes a club roll of 4, election of officers for New South Wales Land Trustees, and remarks on veterans, a hospital charity event, and appointments of committee members along with Governor sir Harry Rawson’s interest in veterans.
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Lye New Soul
Wialua
Re Toyu Hall
Joanen Qwin
Atarney-Teatral
Muvlge Trmthesien
Lkely
Ine
Te Saamol Vewerl
Lhe
Eppine
le Twania
Meumre Moirise
Thoma
Wales
Wipetna bMfkets
J.B. Li
Tony Hon
T. Ai Metrum
Aremurer
Mir C
Mfr
W. Cutler
M.A. Seffen
Tuited Vow Fins’ Association
Jor Malman
A.D.C
Harry Rawson Mould
Jeffes
Government House
Hay
Harry Rawson
Australia
Lewisham Hospital
Ist
Mra Joba Bee
M Uporte
Agricul
Mondames John Sen
Tookey
Makisson
Jonsen
Cows
G'Bullivan
Mesare G. Tay
LW. Hieyton
Ro Wise
Hon
Erere
Tames
Mes
Aul
Building up after Hemorrhage in Victorian Medicine
Fragmented text describes a medical advertisement claiming to restore strength after hemorrhage. It markets tonics and remedies such as cod liver oil and a supposed “secret emulsion” promoted by a nurse Kathleen Gibson. The copy urges readers to obtain samples by sending money to the publisher.
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Nuree Kathleen Gibson
Valein
Naraibe
Srois
Kallen
Scott
Ibn Man
Ecret
Linksea
Bott
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