Mails to distant ports from Sydney coastal services
Tuesday notices show shipping messages from Sydney listing mail sails to Hobart Port Stacquaria Macquarie region and Wardell. UK Europe India Mauritius overland to Adelaide aboard RMS Malwa with various Australian destinations including Western Australia and New Zealand routes via Batemans Bay and Warrnambool.
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Belmorn League Nomination Question Raised
Mr dame Cook the Belmorn tibnr laure secretary reports no reply to a prior fetter about a nomination for the Belmorn League. He states no communication has been received from the P Lts Association and argues that any league or official action would be unconstitutional.
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PJ Minghan
Belmorn League
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P,lts Association
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League
John Mealing Elected as Sider Saan of Mittagong Council
Mr John Mealing has been elected to the position of sider saan on the Mittagong Council, marking a local leadership change. The vote confirmed his role and commitment to council duties, with community expectations for governance and development initiatives.
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John Mealing
Mittagong Council
Powers and Crete Shielded by Four Warships Plan
London dispatch reports Britain France Italy and Russia will deploy two warships each to Crete. The fleet will rendezvous in Suda Bay before the Cretan Assembly opens as tensions rise. Russia privately urges the protecting powers to send submarines and provisional regimens to guide an orderly settlement.
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London
Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Crete
Sula Bay
Farera
Lastal
Freemasonry in India Highlighted by Lord Ampthill
Lord Ampthill, pro Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of England, spoke at the annual Masonic banquet in London about Freemasonry’s importance in India. He cited it as a key social link across creeds and colors to avert disturbances, noting his authority from service as Governor of Madras and Acting Viceroy of India.
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Lord Ampthill
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India
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Vivaroy
Parker wins NSW singles championship in rain ruined final
In wet conditions at the NSW championship, Parker beat Rice 7-6 6-4 9-7 to claim the singles title. Daley struggled with form while Marsh and Sayers weakened in doubles, but Marsh and Sayers still showed effort. The match lasted 34 hours of play across the tournament.
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German Emperor Discusses Fruit Jellies and Gout
London readers report Sunday Evening notes from Berlin where the German Emperor cites fresh fruit jellies as a possible remedy for gout and discusses improving the Lokal Angelegenheit. The remarks reflect court diet ideas and health concerns attributed to imperial circles.
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London
Lokal Angelger
Berlin
Lords Veto Debate Marks Liberal Union Rift
London Sumlay Evening reports a Manchester labor demonstration where J R Clynes asserts no concession on Lords reform while P Snowden argues for limited reform and victory through democracy. Bonar Law warns changes require political evolution and notes conference line ups with Asquith Lloyd George Birrell and Balfour. Times predicts three week talks with no lawyer or chairman, aiming for a working compromise amid radical MP challenges to Asquith.
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Boy Scouts Fund in London Raises £10000
The London Boy Scouts movement fund closed Sunday evening with £10,000 subscribed. The contribution supports scouting activities and related youth programs.
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London
Boy Scouts Movement
Indian Frontier Raids Reported by Reuter Agency
London dispatch notes minor raids on the North West frontier of India near Publi and between Peshawur and Mutanni as reported by Reuter's Agency.
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Reuter’a
India
Publii
Peshawur
Mutanni
Movable Dock For Dreadnoughts Under Construction
London reports a movable dock is being built at Kiel Germany to service Dreadnoughts. The project is estimated to cost £500,000 and aims to enhance naval capacity and repair logistics for the fleet.
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London
Kiel
Germany
Middlesex and Lancashire win in English county cricket
London Sunday evening report from Lord's shows Middlesex scoring 0 and 121 with A Tarrant hitting 107 as Yorkshire bowled out for 231. Lancashire beat Nottinghamshire by two wickets near Manchester while Tyldesley seals his 1,000th first class season. Sussex edge Surrey at Brighton by one wicket.
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Army Pageant at Pulham London Opens Tomorrow
London Sunday evening reports the Army Pageant on behalf of the Soldiers and Sailors Help Society will be opened at Pulham London tomorrow. Since the society’s foundation it has found employment for discharged soldiers and aided 128,000 others.
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Soldiers and Sailors
Hivlp Society
Pulham
Death sentences commuted after St Petersburg court martial
At a late May court martial in St Petersburg a long closed hearing tried 60 clergy accused of 33 robberies under arms and other crimes during the revolutionary period. Twenty nine were condemned to death and sentences for 18 of the prisoners were later commuted to penal servitude.
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St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Aeroplane Accidents Reported in London society notes
London evening dispatch describes Lady Abbyla and Grahame White attending a Brooklands event. an aeroplane fell from a height and was smashed but no injuries. Another report mentions Robi n Yeunuly plane accident at Stettin, a plunge from height of 260 feet, machine smashed and fatal injuries to the pilot.
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Wheat Afloat Estimates for Europe and UK Trade
London reports 8,260,000 quarters of wheat afloat to the United Kingdom and 41,230,008 quarters to the Continent. Last week American wheat exports from Adriatic ports reached 9,000 quarters and from Baltic ports 4,000 quarters. European total shipments stood at 60,000 quarters with Russia supplying 15,000? and India 43? and Australasia 18,000. details indicate mixed origins and fluctuating totals.
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United Kingdom
Europe
Russia
Inia
Australasia
Old Alleynians Dinner Celebrates Founders Day in Australia
An Old Dulwich College gathering in St Penis Hoawe, Australia honored the founder June 30, 1613. H Y Braddon gave a history of the college, Mar Ey Shirley Cetus chaired, and H Moses proposed The Day We Celebrate. A greeting message was sent to the master of Dulwich College.
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Lake of Como Tragedy Ends With Unsolved Body Find
Divers halted search for the body of Mr. Charlton Porter at Lake Como amid rumors of a murder plot involving his wife. Authorities pursue leads as speculation swirls over the alleged crime and possible suspects.
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Pope appoints Rev. M. Cleary Bishop of Auckland
London Sunday Evening reports the Pope has appointed the Rev. M. Cleary editor of the New Zealand Tablet as Bishop of Auckland. The decision places Cleary in charge of Auckland's diocesan leadership and church affairs.
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Auckland
Canadian Finance Minister Arrives in London
London reports that W. F. Fielding, Canada’s Minister of Finance, arrived in London Sunday evening. He has no definite plan to reopen tariff talks with Germany but may visit Germany.
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Fielding
Germany
Zam-Buk Promises Relief For Chilblains And Chapped Skin
Winter skin troubles including chaps chilblains cold sores and chafings are blamed on wind rain and frost. Zam-Buk touted as a safe remedy with liberal applications to aid tissue restoration and speed healing. Testimonial from William Bacon of Verner Street N S W credits quick relief after trying other ointments. Product advertised for many skin injuries with price per pot and domestic use. THOS BROWN. Eagriye oy Bather Draw Pain and Ramell Cone referenced.
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Wilding defeats Ritchie in London Lawn Tennis final
In London on Sunday evening Linzlea A Wilding of New Zealand defeated M J G Ritchie 6 4 6 2 2 0 as Ritchie retired. In Open Doubles Ritchie and Wilding beat Mavrogordata and Dixon 6 6 1 6 9 9.
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Swiss Train Service Resumes After Disruption
London Sunday evening report notes Swiss rail service has resumed throughout after disruption caused by unsettled seed shortages.
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Shocking Railway Smash Near Versailles Involving Ex Train
Sunday crash on the Paris Oranville line at Villeprenost west of Versailles. A slow train met a derailed engine after telescoping carriages. The restaurant car caught fire and damaged other cars. Ten casualties were recovered and 35 injured.
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The Testing Question At A NSW Bowls Meeting
Chaotic NSW bowls session at the Royal Hotel Sydney debates how to handle the testing question. Voters clash over motions and agreements with Warren amid delays and party lines.
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Melbourne Children's Hospital Committee Urges Memorial Fund
The Melbourne Children’s Hospital committee requests the institution be made the object of the King’s Memorial Fund. Officials seek support to establish a lasting memorial and secure ongoing funds for the hospital’s needs and patient care.
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