Amusements notes on Nell Gwynne, theatre shows, and Sydney ball
Amusements section highlights performances at Theatre Royal with Sweet Nell of Old Drury and Nell Gwynne, plus Leicester Square shows, and the Lyceum and Criterion theatres presenting popular acts. An annual ball by the New South Wales Island Society is planned in Sydney Town Hall, with tickets selling fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Nell
Old Drury
Theatre Royal
Ailis Nettie Stewart
Nell Gwynne Fly
Savieh
Adventury
Leicester Square
Slunners
Smitha
Sue
Lecy Palma
Palace Theatre
Desiuaing
Mr. Blend
Lyceum Theatre
Watt
Criterion Theatres
the Woods
Missamista’ Grewstimation
Marie Corelli
Theo
Vuemuprauive
Ske Woods
Miss Williamson
SNF
Arthur Mason
Island Society of New South Wales
Sydney Town Hall
Tedies
Straom Stase
Otty Big Sonia
Sains
Ce Banila
Secreape Les Wave
Lisa Buckle
Morbett
Reminsurspel
Quesnel Firs
Adsfade College of PR
Europe
Fatima
Maireux
Paris
Esa
Ruseael
Tugitel
Mir
Sears
Adelaide
Tim
Emiey Pattie
Violent disturbance prompts unusual Tasmanian weather warnings
Weather forecasts warn of strong magnetic disturbances affecting southern Australia. Tasmanian coast and Bass Strait expect heavy winds and rough seas as atmospheric pressure shifts. Telegraph offices report unusual propagation patterns while meteorologists urge caution for travelers and maritime crews along the southern states.
Warner's Safe Cure and Kidney Health Claims
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy for 57 kidney diseases and related ailments. It claims the drug tackles disease at its source to restore kidney and liver function, while also promoting Gravnus Porridge and linoleum cream for domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Hyde Park handbag theft suspects named
At the Coastel Polices Court on Friday Henry Mather a seaman aged 29 and William Smithers a labourer aged 19 were charged with conspiring to steal from Josephine Costelly a handbag containing a purse and handkerchief in Hyde Park on June 13. Witnesses described the attack and identified Smithers, with Mather claiming he bought the bag as a tobacco pouch. Both men were committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coastel Polies Court
Henry Mather
Seaman
William Smithers
Josephine Costelly
Hyde Park
Jonepage Canteilo
Clippers’ Arms
Bourke-street
Hyde Fark
Jade
Smithers
Toni
Luix
Joseph Smith
Withers
Hawkins
Mther
Kaine
Mather
Dewala
Ranji
Macfarlane
DSM
Taridear
Imperial Institute exhibition honors royal visitors in empire tour
A long article describes gifts and displays from the Imperial Institute exhibition shown to the Prince and Princess of Water during their empire tour last year. Highlights include Kruger coin crafts, a toy mint, ostrich fan jewelry, a gold framed mirror, and a bouquet of gold chrysanthemums among other notable exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water
Tuy Landon Evening News
Uribe
Port Simpsae
Trinity Trower
Wien
Demarys
Prysvalnd
Yanesitae Paedery
Wong
Ioana
Soll
Stantford
Daelier
South Africa
Paundé
Baur
Simonstown
Kruger
Joon & SR
Prince Ie
Toronto
Toronte
Northern Suburbs push for tram extensions to Ryde and Field of Mars
A Northern Suburbs newspaper report notes planned tram expansions near Parramatta River, Willoughby and Ryde, including a tramline to the Cemetery and a possible link from Parramatta to the Field of Mars. Residents urge faster services and earlier Sunday trams while councils consider fare changes and further routes despite safety concerns at crossings.
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Parramatca River
Mar Ryle
Belo Lene
Che
Thay
Sopensil
Parhimatta
Uboe Ryde
Coburbe
Mare
Weolwien
Mars
Hunter's Hill
Gatesville
Ryde
Marfield
Spaney
Willoughby
Ashling Woted
Moter
Ome
Aldermien
Ami
Commissionera
Alderman Duff
Missing heir to fifty thousand in Scotland believed in Sydney
A long inquiry traces a supposed heir to £50,000 in Scotland who may now be in Sydney or Canada. William Brown, son of a Scottish clergyman, left Aberdeen at 18 and possibly lived under the name John Thomson Brown. Prolonged searches across the US, Canada, Australia, and Britain pursued his claim since the estate’s bequest to a younger brother. Court proceedings moved as relatives pursued the property, with scattered letters and inquiries influencing the case up to March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wutstate
Scotland
Bex
Aburdan Wrdiik
Ope
William Brown
Aberdeen
John Thomson Brown
Gonads
United States
California
Jethvra
Alexander
Willan
Aes
Prusa
Canwl4
Amores
Ausuwhi
South Africa
cUrta
Pune
Wien
Australi
Bervaily
Badlen
Ellen
Busnes
Juege Gibeme Wreetéd in Haebrl Case at Gunnedah Buyer Lessons
An accused man in a Haebrl case faced trial on Thursday after pleading not guilty. The prosecutor noted the defendant’s alleged attempt to use certain goods for himself. The reference to a CHAMPERLAIN'S CONCH REMEDY appears as an odd inclusion in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames
NSW Law Notices and Court Sittings Summary
The document lists upcoming equity and district court matters in Sydney including petitions, reviews, and payment orders. It notes hearings for Cameron v Mill, Burrangong Mining Company, and tax-related queries, with sessions before Chief Judge in Equity and Registrar in Bankruptcy, plus Metropolitan Quarter Sessions and a special assembly of the New South Wales Jewish Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Equity
AL Wame
T. 8
Mart
Cameron
Mill
Mittacer
Public Works
Moloney
Rovianx
Armatrong
Beard
Burrangong Golf Mining Company
Tunny
Davis
Maxier
Tyson
Dune Jey
Hegin- Umar
Arwald
Cowie
Ubeford
Ke Joan Thomas Green
Charles Galaxians Green
Henry Robinson Greix
Robert Greep
T, Green and
Lone
Mettto
Burmate Ata
Nicoll
Butler
Taylor
New South Wales
Synagogue
Castlerragh Street
D. Lewy
Mesura
B.S. Marks
Steenbaum
H. Alexander
Fe Hockings
Alfred Marrs
Do Grown
J.B. Dolowneh
Re Hart
Res. P. Phidlipaizin
Association
Tute Limited Lability Company
Connhell
Chakt— Tui
PL d. Darke
Mining report from Temora and surrounding areas
In Temora and nearby districts a string of mining parties led by J. Comrey, Gordon, Leitch, Meragie, and others push through wash operations at several claims. They report good yields, with Mevagle gold valued at £420 84 per ounce at the Mint, and expect higher returns as pumping and tunneling proceed despite weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temora
Springdale
Witd
J. Comrey
Crilingar
Gordon
Party
Sperimen Hill
Tumderumda
Leitch
Marty
Meragie
Hart
Exsler
Sydney
Cherry HU
Bros
Horst
Lucas
Jeane
Cherry Hill
Mewert
Currie
Jobson
Mam Uni
Meeere
Melt, Russell
Thia
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Tieall Theatre
Fio
Boone
Roanne
Megara
Fiereng
Otto
Weamestay
Uh Avery
Randwink
Ole Prieve Olalt
Meir
Olla Belays
Jolie
Ty Asis & Austin
Maenuk Ant
Ffie
Treman
Re Muerin
Coensol
Smith
Brirynnais
Ilaara
Jnfandan
Queensland
Braddon
Marten Deakin
Drake” Hollow
Tasmania
Fimutie
Arran
Ais Portnern
Mocber
Celip Steveup
Portiewesy
Watt I-West
Meicourie
Terao Sen
Sodbey
Pace Wit
Atetalte
Dallanil Electric
Avia
Coas Islands
Axa
Northern Suburbs News
Champerlain
LAW Notices
Gasca
David Jenkins
John Wilson
Thomas M’cosky
Theodor
Peter Houssenloge
Nayrles
Katoomba
Mount Victoria
Imvey
Cas.caa
Tuite Chamerlain
Lei
Wild Flowers Fine Art Productions
THE
American Tobacco CO
W., Ltd
Vanity Fair
OLD Judge Cigarettes
Hudson
G. Hudson
L. P. Fitsgerald
Crystal Palace Muir
George-Street South
Baward
Cadtet
Xhaoat
Tooheys
Tooheys, Limited
Ostrich
Menrets
Erocotat
Abel's Cakes
Lis Abel and Co., Ltd
Newtown
Stunet
Weagle
Australia
Freeman Sod Wallace Institute
Gaynor
A Literary Companion
Medical Boards OF
Nsw
Victoria
South Australia
England
America
Mem
Tauuve Corrigan
Bargnet
Walser
Flumpeopathic Hospital
Melbourne
British Imperial Army
Stonecaps
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