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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
8
Notice of removal for a funeral director firm in Georgia Street area. Charles Kirsela, funeral director, listed with address on Wood and Company Mortuary premises. Filing date unspecified. references to community support and decorum in funeral services.
Crowded National Amphitheatrum crowds enjoyed a Drugremma and a lively program at Tivoli and other venues. Charl Throsby extolled Kimmit. Nat Cuttord drew big houses. Langtry songs and juggling impressed. King Edward VII life pictures at Loceum Hall and Bilson Palace showed amid funeral notes. multiple performances and acts entertained Sydney audiences with varied acts and premieres.
A large gathering marked the exchange of flags at Newport on the Isle of Wight. Attendees included delegates from Narrabeen, Newport, and Muna Vale with J B Nicoll presiding. Sir J A Mogue "broke" the flag and Mr Hogue spoke of the event as in the empire’s best interests. Readings by local officials, choirs of schoolchildren, and refreshments followed. The event highlighted imperial unity and the empire’s growth through closer ties.
Shipping arrivals list shows numerous steamers detailing captains and tonnages arriving from Clarence River North Coast ports. Vessels include Electra, Captain Nicholson. North Coast Steam Navigation Company ships under Captain J. H. Hunter. Lizland under Captain Davis. and more from Newcastle Port Hunter River lines. The report enumerates tonnages ranging from six to hundreds, with arrival area identified as North Coast and Clarence River districts, listing multiple companies and agents.
Readable fragments describe mishmats and departures across ports including Sydney Melbourne and Hobart. Mentions vessels, routes, and upcoming services between Australia and New Zealand with notes on departures from Wallington and Fremantle, general cargo movements, and planned inauguration of large steamer service between Commonwealth nations.
Fragmented page details cargo counts and consignments including bags, bales, and ingots, with nautical movements. It lists vessels like Enigsen sailing from Gulzas June 16 toward Sydney Melbourne and notes departures and arrivals across Colombo Naples and London, naming ports and dates in a trade schedule style.
Premier Wade addressed Bondi residents at the Surf-bathers Life-Saving Club opening noting misunderstandings over government funding for the Bondi wall. He assured promises would be kept and the wall project would be completed. Honorary Minister Mr. Gakes said the frame soon could not carry the crowds flocking to Bondi.
The article notes Dawid Burt, pupil of Mr Vosl Janssen, winning a yearly scholarship at Lilple Conservatorium after 12 months study and audition. It recalls Burt’s recital with Mr Janssen, and mentions the new Lecture Ball for technical education at Hort Kembla opened by Alderman Robingoo.
A garbled police report describes seized items including watches, chains, a brooch, bracelets, and rings. Names and places are unclear, but the narrative centers on recovered jewelry and suspected theft with multiple personal adornments listed. The account mentions a watch and chain with bangles and pendants, along with several other pieces of jewelry.
A terse filing from Strictly Private NSW Mont De Piete and cc Ltd acknowledges a corporate matter concerning a trading entity. The notice lists a key charter holder and references a meeting or action related to ownership or control, with no extended context provided in the fragment.
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