Mystery surrounds Darlinghurst arbitration court case
The Arbitration Court bench at Darlinghurst faced a murky two day delay with one case postponed and juries discharged. Judge Heydon deflected questions about a possible appointment as Acting Supreme Court judge and Deputy President of the Arbitration Court, urging seek for confirmation from official sources.
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Heydon
Darlinghurst
Esterday
P. K. White
Waits
Iave Uices
Dongs
Supreme Court
Arbitration Court
Robbery near Commercial Bank In Redfern District
Daught Hobe Leslie Henley a 17 year old grocer's clerk in Cleveland street Redfern was stopped by two men at Elizabeth and Redfern streets and robbed of a bag containing 280. The youths resisted and yelled police but the thieves escaped with the plunder. Redfern police are investigating with no arrests yet.
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Leslie Henley
Frederick G. Charles
Cleveland
Redfern
Elizabeth
Commercial Banke
Remarkable New Zealand Masquerade Case At Dunedin
A dental conference in Dunedin featured Mr A H Smith of Invercargill describing reconstructive facial restoration after a gun accident. He detailed a farmer victim losing his nose and eye and jaw, then a mask crafted to resemble the original face allowed social interaction. A photograph and two masks illustrated the dramatic change and its practical challenges.
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Dental Conferance
Dunedin
New Zealand
A. H Smith
Inver‘cargill
Dovery
Ruth
Mrsanlone
Smith
Wade
Accident at Enmore tram yard ends in accidental death
In Enmore an inquest heard May Beachis, aged 1, a domestic servant, died at Princy Alfred Hospital from injuries after falling from a tram car near Enmore on Thursday. John Mart, a compesitor, testified seeing her move between compartments before vanishing onto the footboard. The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of accidental death due to a fractured skull.
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May Beachis
Princy Alfed Hospital
Tulllog
Enmore
John Mart
Ugine
Mx More Road
Ramorerodd
Dulwich Hill
Maki
Deborah Blumenthal
Enmore Road
Watrirvihe
Enmore Termini
Zam-Buk praised as all purpose remedy in old letter
A letter from Minnesiby near Liverpool praises Zam-Buk as a cure for colds and sore throat, claiming it cleared a chest infection overnight after topical use. The writer also extols Zam-Puk for skin conditions and other ailments, urging purchase and household use.
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Teh Pou
Benoit
Minnesiby
Liverpool
Nevers
Lars Ape
Melbourne bout crowns Williams over Neill for Australian middleweight title
Williams of Bidbourne battled Neill of San Francisco at the New Melbourne Athletic Club in a hard fought ten round middleweight championship. The Australian ring classic saw Williams land key uppercuts and lefts while Neill boxed smart, scoring clean blows and smothering attacks. In a close contested finish the referee awarded Williams the decision on points amid strong exchanges and late drama.
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Melbourne
Williams
Bidbourne
al. Nelli
San Francisco
Melbourne Athletic Club
Australia
Hinself Cure
Neji Wingsoost
Hiv Sgbes
bin Jefe
Neill Milt
Neill
Naill
Neiil
Witpek
Mullin
Trluen
Whillems
Wile Hess
Wileiams
Willams
P. Basta
Belbourne
Randwick Training Notes on a Winter Morning
The morning signaled winter with white on cracks as the marple grass track held well. Fanshawe showed pace but finished sore, while Lord Keve Waknok and Glisten paced long workouts. Several horses worked varied furlongs, with some like Grantham and The Corporal among others in steady, easy exercise. hurdles practice featured Bir Faust and Perfect jumping together.
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Fanshawe
Lord Keve Waknok
Smile
Glisten
Teranjen
Sueet
Mutandum
Mutable
MuWuit
Imin Biace
Ruabing
Lo-to- Dave
Tuyanile
Condar
Canteriy
Kopje
Boo
Amin
Deruler
Royal Dale
Poil
Cita
Sabine
Araxre
Warroo
Joking Tree
Ottiars
Bir
Faust
Perfect
Murder of Cricketer's Brother in New Hebrides
Henry Trumble, brother of cricketer Mr. Trumble, was murdered at Epl Santo in the New Hebrides. He was shot in the head after being clubbed, with injuries to his arms. A quarrel weeks earlier with natives is suspected to have sparked the act. Beiras fled to the bush as details reach via the Induna steamer.
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New Hebrides
Henry Trumble
Ugh Tramble
Epl
Trumble
Iu Ts
Beiries
Bpl
Z. Hwallow
Santo
New
Hebrides
Travies
Scrahora
Hugh
John
William
Audeen
Davies
Strabotn
Houston
Tomingby
Crowhurst
Sydney
Fouston
Taldie
Mopper
Strahorn
Doves
Bassete
Wiould
Cour As
Tasselt
Bassett
Judge backs district water damages verdict in Tantrict Court
Judge Backhouse delivered the reserved decision in the Tantrict Court. Charles Gibbs of Burren Street Erakine Ville sued the Water and Sewers for over £100 compensation for damage caused by a flow of water into his base. The judge found the board not liable and entered a verdict to that effect.
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Backhouse
Tantrict Court
Charles
Isaac Gibbs
Burren-street
Erakine- Ville
Honour
A Most Honourable Distinction In Medical Review
An excerpt extols Western medical review as a high quality medical publication praised by physicians worldwide. Claims are made about extracts of AXDEM and EUCALYPT and their use for colds diarrhea and kidney issues. The text mentions Monty and herbal preparations in a period tone.
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Western Medical Review,” & Medical Publicatien
Australians in Dublin to face Trinity cricket history
An Australian cricket team visits Dublin to play Trinity College in a historic match. The article notes Trinity’s campus, nearby landmarks on College Green, the Bank of Ireland, and the old Puritan era structures. It describes Botany Bay as a nickname for Trinity’s quad and outlines the grounds, gates, and surrounding city paths. The visit is billed as a major gala event for Dublin and Trinity, with expectations of strong local interest and crowds at College Park.
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Dublin University
University
Oxford
Cambridge
Trinity
Triny
Coltees Green
Graftun-oureet
Alreut
Dublin Casi
Weetmoreland-eireet
Lifey
Liffey
Low Ide
Auyeux
Hank of
Ireland
Dame-Street
Billy
Dublin
Isle of Dramge
Bitlyean
Australia
NMC State
Universit
Orartas
Goldavlth
Burke
Oliver Goldemith
T C.D. Darling and Company
Chapeoul
Greta Uadrdighe
Botany
Sambridge
Trinity Te
College Park
Janejed Vhrubbery
Les
Imarquee
Sofejod Medical School
ANP
Som Hibernian
Gec
England
Old Parke
Bogus Telegram Incident Ends In Death
Patrick Wienna aged 27 who faced charges over sending a bogus telegram claiming a tram accident death died in Ballarat Hospital after cutting his throat with a pocket knife. An inquest in Ballarat found death by self inflicted harm, with family present as he showed signs of distress following police actions.
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Patrick Wienna
Melbourne
Ot Ballurst
Colle Eviura
Victoria
East
Ballarat
Tilekson
P.M. Bluiriet
Cave
Amateurs Stage The One's Desire at Manly Victoria Hall
The Victoria Hall at Manly hosted amateur theatricals presenting The One's Desire a four act drama by Douglas P. Fai. Local resident Mr WP Brodie sponsored the show which featured a large cast of young local players and a Salvation Band providing musical interludes. The production ran under the direction of Messrs fh P Yate and HP Brodie and drew praise for its engaging performances and staging.
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Victoria
Manly
Douglas P. Fai
Apestare Jouet
WP. Brodie
Shiel
Droge
Dancine
Marjorie Taylor
Kadilenne Tellburst
Bilis Mac- Padyen
Beryl Tolburst
Muriel Appleton
Mollie Hughes
Ealoon Appletub
Mariorie Treatt
Cicely Fivat
Wathleen Treatt
Leo Alleworth
Ged. Allpress
M. Allworth
Stan
Treatt
Tolburst
Sy. Herbert
L Thoresill
Guy Rendall
Horace Appleton
Clive Robinsas
Bert Vallack
Cecl Ward
Tis Sivaly
Directon
Fh P Yate
HP. Brodie
Westminster Glee Party Enthusiastic Concert Review
A Westminster glee party produced a lively concert with eager audiences and strong demand for extra numbers. The event included a souvenir program, special photographs, and a matinee for children, featuring Mr Roland Beary and Yom Baglesd in notable appearances.
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Westminster Glée
Audieves
Aingers
Martie
Roland Beary
Lands Commission Hearing on Mungery West Lease Abuses
A Lands Commission session in Peak Hill discussed the Mungery West lease disputed by farmers and settlers. Key figures included Hugh Strahorn, W Willis, and Mr Davies, with examination set to reveal tender details and land block allocations amid calls for open settlement, while witnesses faced subpoenas and adjournments.
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Lands Commission
Justice Gweal
Yee
Bridge
Loftus Alevia
Eorge
Henry Crowburnt
Mine Waringer
Tomingley
Farnfre and Settlers Association
Jam Strathorn
Mungary West
Matthews
Peakei Municipal
Ladde
Leing No. Yl
Hngery West
Beland
Towmeley
R. Bogard
Ana Wa
Suji
Davies
Peak Hill
A. Nash
Bobu
Straham
Partiers
Darion Ftene
C. Frayer
Crowburnt
Mungery
Hugh Strahorn
Munery West
Mey
Willis
Mr. Davies
Looik
Washat
Sydney
Hoenemar
Scott
Nicholls
O'Connor
Willis Reer
Spear Land Board
Wii Rad
Wim
Railway extension eyed to connect Wowral to Campbelltown
Railway Commissioners consider extending the 30 pm train on Saturdays to Campbelltown to facilitate through communication to Sydney. They rejected a request for a £20,000 supplementary trucking yard project at South Goulburn as not warranted. Alderson Brothers reported the highest price for a New South Wales work to date, while Gerem Brothers secured top bids for wool products last year.
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Wowral
Campbelltown
Sydney
Deuteron
South Goulburn
Ball Couiminstobers
Ila
Messrs
Alderson Brothers
Killongbutts
Batheret
Greece
South Wales
AdGerem Brothers
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