Sobraon Boys Abroad Repatriation Scheme Outlined
London advices report a Dominions Board of Control note on repatriating distressed sailors and former Subraou trainees. The committee urges notices in port shipping offices warning sign-ons that long stays in the United Kingdom may impede return. It calls on Dominions governments to arrange repatriation with the Board of Trade upon High Commissioner recommendations.
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London
Rammiliew
Board of Control
Englash
Dominions
Board of Trade
High Commissioners orgents-General
Repatriation Funding Proposed for Training Ship Cadets
The article notes responsibility for all expenditure on repatriation and proposes a special undertaking to repatriate boys from the New South Wales training ship Sobraon or other similar ships when they are engaged for their voyage. It emphasizes costs and authorizing actions for these cadets.
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N.S.W
Sobraon
Open Air Band Music at Balmain Junction and Gardens
Balmain Rechablic Brass Band will perform at the Junction on Darling and Beattie streets and the R.A.A. Band in the Botanical Gardens on Wednesday at 3 oclock. The programs include classical overtures marches waltzes and selections from Verdi and Wagner with solo and ensemble pieces featuring trombone and euphonium.
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Balmain
Darling
Beattie
Thard
Williams
Waits
Syringa
Taylor
Euphonium
Wesen
Uncle Rastus
Old Hume
Rimmer
Walls
Godfrey
Ellenberg
Valueless cheques shake suburban tradesmen loyalties
Louis Charles Davis alias Joseph Mitchell or Joe Thompson, a jockey, faced Newtown Police Court charged with tempting to obtain by valueless cheque from W. B Lyons and Company on June 13. He allegedly bought a bedstead and other goods worth about £5 with a fake cheque. He claimed the signature was the Tivoli Theatre manager’s and that he was managing a show. Davis was committed for trial with bail set.
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Louis Charles Davis
Joseph Mitchell
Joe Thompson
Newtown
Otraud
W. B Lyons and Company
Walter Edward Lyons
Parramatta Road
Peversham
Bank of New South Wales
Royal Exchange
Sydney
Tivoli Theatre
Ball Beng
Tavis
George Henry Mills
Mills
King Street
Acrused
Wilorss
Wit- Besa
City Bank of
W. HR. Sispies
Annandale
Coombes
Balmary
Gree
Davis
Joseph Arthur Mansfield
Mansfield
Kingstreet
New
Secusel
Tela
Narrabri Quarter Sessions Acquittal and Sentences
Narrabri Quarter Sessions before Judge Gibson saw Walter Nyman acquitted of stealing and horse use from J Robertson. John Hamilton jailed 17 months for stealing goods valued £15. David ONeill pleaded guilty to embezzling £35 from the Postal Department at Carinda, sentenced to 18 months in Goulburn Gaol. The judge did not treat him as a first offender.
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Narrabri
Gibson
Walter James Nyman
J. Robertson
Wee
John Hamilton
Orl
Gulburn
David O'Neill
Postal Department
Carinda
Goulburn
Turf notes and racing results from Australian meetings
Followers of Associated Race Club meetings will be catered for at Rosabers with many events likely split into divisions. The V.R.C. fixed July 11 for the Pyla Gun Bane St meeting at Mousa Valley. Various horses sold and scratched, including Halley and Prevalence, while Venonata recovered from a Birthday Cup mishap. Jerilderie club officers elected and plans to aid Southern District Racing Association announced. Coulthwaite’s rise from walker and footballer to Grand National trainer highlighted.
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Rosabers
V.R.C
Mousa ‘Valley
Metropolitan
Caulfield
Melbourne
Cope
Messrs. W. ©. Tulle
Coll
Annotate
E. Manifold
Guiners
H. Peerman
Predominant
W. Martin
Quitas
W. Stringer
Matt Mary
Billyean
Sydney
Brisbane
PA Ostley
Warwick Farm
Hatteras
Phonsgraph
Trouble
West Australia
Singapore
J. Richele
Ripon
Ludwie
Corntar
WRC
J. Groves
SAIC
Adelaide
Alwyne
Victoria Park
Jerilderie
Homnville
Chris
Smith
O'Mahoney
T. Neilson
EP. Jolley
J. Fulton
Wunnamirra
J. Williamson
James Price
Mossie
J. Connell
C Flanagan
W. Moorhouse
MM. Haines
Manchester
Lancashire
George Brand
Coulthwaite
Eremon
Newtown First Grails Tour Highlights North Coast Match
Football report shows Newtown First Grails touring the North Coast, with players Hodn son Smith and Company listed for a clash against Glebe alend at Epping. Touch judge authority cited after a prior incident, plus Maori versus Combined Western Districts selections for Bathurst tomorrow.
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X’ Araw
Tweed Union
Welther
Acoring
Hodnson
Smith, and
Company
Glebe Alend
Epping
Tull
H. Hille
M’cormick
Furgusm
Fair
Burn
Chipperdela
Long
Moroney
Bardsley
Howlett
Stu
Betwen Welsback House
John Dapka
Bathurst
L. Dwyer
Orange
Maley Grudgee
J. Cooney
Gunn
Bathuret
Elves
F King
Barburet
St. Figen
Dubbo
Forvants
Critchley
Farrell
M'Clymont
Banner
Fernley
Chifley
Lawford
Curran Laws
Thompson
Boxing card at Gaiety Club features Sullivan vs Noonan
At the Gaiety Club Sydney Castlereagh street featherweight Sid Sullivan of Sydney meets Chock Noonan from Dubbo in a best of two rounds bout for £40. A separate match between Jack Davie of Crookwell and Fred Grew of Yass, with a £10 side wager, ended disappointingly as Davie’s seconds threw in the towel near the end of the second round.
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Castlereagh-street
Sydney
Sid Sullivan
N.5.W. Association Considers Changes At Meeting
The N.5.W. Association has received suggestions to boost cricket appeal. Umpire A. Jones urged a move to a conference with players and officials. At Monday night’s meeting the association discussed potential reforms and plans.
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N.5.w
A. ©. Jones
NSW Association Sees Balance Sheet Amid Tour Review
At an early date a meeting of the NSW Association discussed the balance sheet as the Australes tour concluded. Officials noted records held by the manager independent of the treasurer and auditors reported some accounts checked from year to year. The question of access to all books remained under correspondence between the secretary and the manager.
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N.S.W. Association
Australes
Paps
Willisver
Binclair
Board of Central
Casa
Treasurar
Youchars
Laver
The
Billiards results from Monday night smarkers tournament
Results from Mahon and Smiths Parlors 216 Castlereagh Street Sydney show several matches with forfeits and scores. Standings list Glebe leading with 41 points followed by New Town 28 Botany 27 Leichhardt 27 Rozelle 2 Marrickville 20 West Sydney 14 and Alersdria 9. Lindrum of Marrickville had last week’s best brew. A protest against Glebe was filed but an amicable adjustment is expected.
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Mahon and Smith's
Castleraugh-street
Sydney
Bridges Tree
T. H
A M'Deed
W. Smith
CW. Jree
W. Hansford
Seally
Glebe
Rozelle
Newtown
Botany
Leichhardt
Roselle
Marrickville
West Sydney
Alers
Dria
Lindrum's
Cycling handicaps set for Botany and South Sydney road race
The article lists handicaps for a 10 mile Bunnerong course race with many riders named including W T Hamilton, P Walker, J Avery, and G Silk. It notes league turmoil as officials resigned, nominations closing July 2, ballots by July 16, and reports Triumph motor cycles winning the tourist trophy race with eight starting machines, plus hill climb success.
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Botany and
South Sydney
Bunnerong
Saturay
Prissty
W. T. Hamilton
P. Walker
J. Avery
G. Silk
H. ¥. Wood
L. Miller
Seec
G. Yerd
R. F. Fulsford
W. Schofield
Philips
Boone
W. Steere
J. Winging
Ve Speller
Hi. Speller
W. Flyns
Imin Mice
C Payne
LP Andrews
W. Kennedy
G. Wyle
J. Holtiack
J. J. Kavanagh
A. Anderson
W. Wirfing
Min Speer
G. Mason
H. Bowden
A. B. Conway
C. Brooks
G. Howe
Min
W. Holmes
H. Touchen
W. Hill
W. Londen
Mip Bosne
League of Nsw
Wheslmen
W. A
Mesnra
Bennett and Barkell
Triumph Motor
North Slaney Club to Bowl Against Northern Harbor Cities
The North Slaney Club will bowl a major match against the combined municipalities on Wednesday the 29th at North Sydney. The International Stockhole Gothenburg motor-boat race along Sweden’s coast from Stockholm to Gothenburg is a major event. several motor cruisers have been ordered from Swedish yards.
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North Slaney Club
Harbor
Gothenburg
Sweden
Stockholm
Aurora
Dornen
Rowing Club President's Trophy Race Preview
Fragmentary OCR notes list rowers and weights for the Lotchhardt Club event. Names include Tn Bolt, Spre Ty Blakelay, Ey Ver vy, Miron, Kirkham, W. Jones, Ferguson, and Mizon among others with numbered marks. Readable items hint at entrants and bib numbers for a Saturday race.
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Lotchhardt Club
Im Aki
Bagurday
Haneianle
Tn Bolt
Spre
Ty Blakelay
Miron
WG Kirkham
W. Jones
Malr
CG Thune
HE. Ferguson
Fr Mizon Ub
Chatswood Eastwood Tram Feud Splits Willoughby Council
The Willoughby council complains of slighting as Alderman Bailey accuses the ministerial deputation of lacking broader council representation. A motion by Alderman Petrie to invite Lane Cove Council to a ministerial meeting passes.
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Chatswood
Eastwood
Willoughby Council
Bailey Anke
Willoghby Couger
Credit to Their Country Police Report Honors Duty
The Twentieth General of Police reports the force faced a difficult year amid industrial strife. Officers carried out arduous duties in the public interest with steadfast devotion, earning praise for guiding New South Wales through challenging times.
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Tuwestor-Ceneral of
Tm 4
New South Wale
Foot Traffic in the Streets Report Reveals Quiet Rise
A fragmented note reports rising foot traffic in the streets, noting a shift in pedestrian patterns and daily movement. Observations cite increased street activity and concerns about safety in busy corridors.
Valuable Coal Lease Under Review Near Casnock
A coal lease near Casnock, once offered to the South Australian Government for a late mine, faced cancellation after Wardra’s Court, Comstock proceedings. Mining engineer Mr Rose alleged poor fuel value and faulty construction. holders Mesars Shedden claimed £100 expended plus wages over £1. The warden and Rose offered no decisive proof of labor noncompliance, and the wardenship implied limited scrutiny and department transfer. A seam of coal was reportedly struck, with preparations for sinking underway.
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Casnock
Wich
Wardra’s Court
Comstock
Rose
Menaree
Mesars
Shedden
Kurs
Rhedaen
Mary Lant
J. M'Kensey
P.M
Rowe
Mines Department
Shuin
Unredeemed Promise From Wansted Ratepayers Complaint
The Wansted ratepayers accuse the Minister for Works of failing to redeem a February 1 1908 deputation promise to reconstruct a footway near the sewerage carrier at Cook's River from Wansted to the Warran Marrickville. The project was deemed departmental outside municipal jurisdiction. The minister undertook to treat the footway as a departmental duty. The ratepayers argue the burden rests with the department, not Marrickville and Canterbury councils. The matter was raised at a recent council meeting seeking action from the Minister.
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Wanstel
Asaodelid
Cook's River
Wansted
Warran
Marrickville
Wednesday Mails From GPO Sydney Harbor List
Mails scheduled for departure from Sydney GPO tomorrow include shipments to Launceston Avelland Edenper sky Washington and New Hebrides. routes to Tasmania via Rotomahana and Rotomabana. Mauritius via Adelaiite and Seydlitz. West Australia via Adsjaide Fremantle. Strahan Zeekan North-West Tasmania. Byron Bay and surrounding regions with times including 5.10 pm and 11 pm listed, along with vessel names and overland segments.
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Malls
G.P.O
Sydney
Lauoensvon
Klefom
Exmpt
Thain
Af Mauritiun
Dia Adelaiite
GMS
Seydlitz
Gai
HAMS
Reydlitz
Toller
West Australia
Vie Adsja
Funeral of King Edward VII Shown in Local Cinemas
A large crowd viewed funeral scenes of King Edward VII at Palace Theatre Syimy under West’s Patience. London arrival by mail that morning. pictures run about seven days. Impressive depictions covered the gun carriage and regal uniforms. Also shown at Sor ters Lyceum Hall and the National Theatre with high quality.
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Ins Palsto
Syimy
West
London
Palace Theatre
Thivar
Windane
Cholera Epidemic Spreading Through Russia
News from the regions reports widespread cholera with 7d cases and 197 deaths in one week at Roniof-on-Don, 77 cases and 30 deaths at Alexandrovek on the Dnleper, and 77 rapes and 25 deaths in a single day at Polar. Riots erupt in affected districts as the Dnieper carries the disease toward towns along its banks. concern grows over pilgrims from Kiel spreading the outbreak nationwide.
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Riasia
Roniof-on-Don
Alexandrovek
Dnleper
Polar
Kiel
Debate on M Gowen no confidence amendment resumes
The Address-to-Reply debate in the WB Legislative Assembly will be resumed this afternoon by Mr. Owen Gilbert. A return lists expenses of New South Wales candidates at the Federal elections. The lowest expenditure recorded was £24 6d by Mr. Charlie Hunter.
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M'Gowen
Legislative Assembly
Owen Gilbert
N.S.W
Charlie Alike Hunter
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