The Mallison Mystery Continues On Stage
Lady Una confronts a life or death note from Sir Aught Chilvers and maneuvers a theater crisis. Amid staged chaos at Sutelius Academy, Miss Mallison battles stage fright and uncertainty over Bella’s identity as the pivotal scene unfolds to a cheering audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haughton
Mr. Wrox
Jhem
Min Mallison
Shartes
Hugh
Sir Charles
Fitz
Clivers
Tilda
Charles
Lady Una
Ana
Tord
Mit High
Victoria
Una
George
Hate
Viella
Sir Lingh
Jack Robinson
Sly
Akes
Ake
Abe
de. Sutelius Academy
Labour matters and union demands across trades
A union slate reports progress on demands from The Caterers and Restaurant Keepers Assoc. to hotel and catering employers. A pamphlet urges trade members to join. Arbitration Court sessions set to address conflicts among several unions and employers, with meetings planned at Roberta's Hotel through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associas Nou
Ballwas
Tipcorters
Ttcrease
Arbitrastion Court
Justice Cohen
Chambers
East Grete Coal Ming Company
Cos! Misthg Company
Coliery
Trolly, Draymen, and
Carters” Union
W. H. Lawler
Clearmakers Union
Sydney
Seamen's Federation
Victorian
South Austalian
Queensland
Wanter
R. Richurs
AmAlgamated Slaughtermico
Uniom
Adi Early Dacy
Saddlere
Asqociation
Relaii Mn
Uke Dyin
J. Davis
Butchers’ Shop Exployees’ Union
Employses
Roberta’ Hotel
Pam
Ruffians assault at Willow Tree Hotel leads to court sentence
At Athiona Place the Willow Tree Hotel scuffle ended with two men, Sydney Mood aged 4 and Bernard Faber aged 21, charged after liquor dispute. Mood jailed six months for assault and contempt of Mr Miller, while Faber fined and bound over for maliciously injuring the licensee. Mrs Miller testified bricks were hurled near her during the barroom fracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Tree Hotel
Athiona Place
Sydney Mood
Bernard Faber
Peter Miller
Miller
Central Police Court
Payton
Mood
Faber
Mr. Miller
Fore
Bililaguim
Altough Emul
Lismore Mortgage Case Defends Agency Limitation
The trial before Mr Justice Owen concluded on the nonsuit motion in a case over alleged fraudulent conversion of cheque proceeds at Lismore. The court ruled Morrell’s authority to receive mortgage principal lacked clear company agency, leaving the matter to the jury to decide whether Morrell acted with agency or as an agent beyond the scope of the insurer Lammare branch. The judge directed a verdict for the defendants, with a stay granted for four days of next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Wilesanluer
Ube
Austrie Vasia
Roemwer
Lismore
Justice Owen
Douglas J. Wilkes
Lammare
Sydney
Wim
Lbac
Woebel
Eacelea
Nouault
Thors
Monry
Merry
Morrell
Ite Tumaranes Company
M Lfe Insurance Company
Morrall
Pillintin
Tanney
Mar
Mosey Waa
la Bop
Dafendasta
Morrejl
New South Wales Bank
E Piainume
Dle
Bank of New South Wales
Thormore
Pilcher
VC whisky gains popular favor and fair price noted
The article praises the VC whisky brand introduced by Harrison and Attwood, highlighting its British appeal and quality. It praises the choice of letters and branding, claims the whisky balances age and maturity, and notes its availability in well-run hotels at a reasonable price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.C
Bagliehipen
Greater Britain
Harrison
Attwood
Lima Ile
Masare Harrison
Atlwood Uke
Fragmented 19th century notice on child illness and remedies
A damaged OCR fragment describes treatment for children with croup and severe cold. It mentions woollen or warm clothing, giving medicine to a baby, and references to chemists or apothecaries. The text is garbled and names local dealers and possibly remedies, with many unclear terms.
Amusements notes on Sydney concert and farewell
Mrs Reginad Queanel sang in Sydney two weeks ago and gave a refined recital at Mesers W M Paling and Company's hall. The program featured four solos, praised for trained technique and expressive tone, including Necklace of Love and The King's Daughter. The Sydney Liedertafel held a smoke concert with many patrons and officials present. A Maori-inspired quartet by Alfred Hill, and other pieces by Spohr and Sullivan, delighted the audience. Mr John Mughrs MLC announced plans for Mr Hill to depart for New Zealand for health reasons, and the society awarded him the golden dyre, its highest honor, before his farewell performance clearly planned for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginad Queanel
Sydney
Adsinide
W. Paling
Blumenthal
Quennal
Mumeni
Mme
To Mall
Bydney Liedertatel
Mesere Jobo Highea
MLC
A. W. Meeks
Richard Teeve
William’ Trotter
Robert J. Jakey
Mugari
Hatton
Ewing
Reiehardt
Sullivan
Acton
Society
Agreeable Instruments
Mower Carin
Cyril Monk Lyle
Iin
Arnold Mote
Godard
An “Abaddon
Errence
Alring
Alfred Hil
Messrs
Mowat Carter
Cyril Monk
Alfred Hilt Tvinla
Bryce Carter
Crito
Enea
Nee Weiling
V. B. Jamieson
Wigan
John Mughrs
Hill
Molong Rabbit Board Nominations and Glen Innes Ballot
Nominations for the Molong Rabbit Board include Richard ant Youroogs Jacob Matthowas Edward Moore Charles Joseph Edward Walmer Noi Smith Robert Boott and others with informal nominations also listed The vote to elect four farmers occurs on Saturday July 5 in Glen Innes and nominations received for Glen Innes Rabbit Board include D M G Wareker Alisa Kellar Tomhe Black Cecil Bloxcome Jane Campbell William Lindsay John Sinclair and John Wetherspoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong
Fridey
Molong Rabbit Board
Richard Ant
Youroogs
Obley
Jacob Matthowas
the Farm
Tesh Hill
Richard
Edward Moore
Fridley
Cudal
Charles Joseph Edward Walmer
Grealey
Limestone
Parkes
Launcvlol Noi Smith
Boree Stetion
Cheeseman
Y Creek
Robert Boott
Masnt Balk
Medina
Bisa
Fraser Elmslle Churchill
Brymedura
Manijdra
Hubert G. Classon
Raster
Daveye Plains
Cuda
Evan Lewin Jones
Raveneath
Peal Hill
Tne
Glen Innes
Priday
Momma- Hose
Rabbit Board
Glen Inpes
D. M. G. Wareker
Alisa Kellar
Thome Black
Cecil Bloxcome
Janey Campbell
William Lindsay
John Sinclair
John Wetherspoun
Soldiers Discharges After Meeting of Returned Troops
A meeting at the Queen's Starve formed a seven member committee to pursue discharges for returning soldiers. They plan to interview the Colonial Secretary and, if unsatisfied, may take action at the office in iderity. Subscriptions were raised to cover initial costs. The group notes prior misconduct may have delayed progress and that some pay deductions occurred for damages. The Premier’s stance is awaited as to next steps.
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Queen's Starve
Sve
Troaiera Wealwood
Flynn
Frient
Makin
Ritchit
Fadt
3Rd Mounted Aire
Buete Als
Ten
Soy
Rew
General Hutton
Stens Yim
Spetown
Albany
Ship Steward's Death Accidental Inquiry Held
A finding of accidental death was recorded by the colonial coroner after steward Inia Thornton fell from a hatch aboard the steamer Warrigul at Miller's Point. Thornton, 19 April, was knocked unconscious by the hatch cover, which had warned prior. The incident occurred in a well lit hold. two lamps illuminated the area. Authorities noted previous warnings about the hatch cover and passengers were aboard at the time. The coroner linked the death to an accidental fall and related findings were announced alongside local events at the Maree Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uily
Deir
Inia
Thornton
Warrigul
Central Winrk
Miller's Point
Cuguala
J. Ro Brodin
Martin Qhirk
John Thalveck
George Williams
Thornian
Bo Paasengere
Horton
Sydney
Pitt
Maree Club
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T. W. Hanshew
Pinger
Ste
Haws” Iy
Bereeks
Pune
Isdy
Tattersall
Labour Matters
Saberen
Lismore Mortgage Task
Dears
Apia
Dlaal
Ars A Bo al
Erent Ducraiaas
Ore
Baran
Comtéda de Courte
Marseilles
Anscreilou
New Zealand
Freeh
Conan
Redfern
Nellie Coandrs
Jeesins Adams
Rte
Kiley and
Brauley
Lways SK
Knott’s
Hilon
Inter Malufaliy
Grea
eDry
Givi
Kem
Onn
Wpatem
Neave
Salbes
Ayaie Secias Cameron
CROWS
Shellie J Te Mowat
Bolieg
London
Tsim
England
Kivar
Pluto
Conde
Conty
Condy & Mitchell, Ltd
Goswell Road
All Chen Fond Titores
Inuinton
Condy
Mars. McCathie’s
Amos
Aira Pammire
HOLE
King-Street
Aeron
Kerrey
Mite
Tomean Auf Ston
Evering News
Mds
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