Amusements at Her Majesty's and surrounding venues
The period program notes a busy week of performances at Her Majesty's Theatre and nearby venues. billed entertainments include Plorotora style burlesques, a new addition featuring Bileyn Bord, and a mixed bill with songs, dances, and melodramas. The Lyceum Company presents The Favorite again, with tours by the Empire Company and a variety of popular artists. A Highland ball at Paddington Town Hall and various gala attractions round out the schedule with orchestral concerts, vocal recitals, and seaside theatre offerings across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorotora
Bileyn
Theatre Royal
Nurse
Thor
Res Trevises
Umain
Mise Dovuiv
Saul Bee
Wadmeatay
Wrillce Altre Hospital
Charles Holloway
Wilsun Amlerson
Lyceum ‘Theatre
Frank Asai
Rusing
BU Leger
Doncaster
Onion
IUL
Lyceum Company
Eugeule Duggan
de Utilem
Tuba
Bia Populiarity
de Wynne
Frank Latona
Eric
Faust Siaiéfe
Fat
Will Anprar
Georgie Devoe
Abu
Misa
Winn
Berioy
Queen's Hall
Mins Kare Muneork
Vay Neo
Mary Preesin
Jetieot
Karionay
Little Gaerne
Winaye Walek
Tiny Wong
Dance Aruiery
Howe
Inet
Tih
Neariixh Rifles
Algilaud
Tao
Rey Stuart
le Multhine
Pal Aisgicn
Royal Australasian Army air show praised in Melbourne
MOSLELAN PARK presented a martial ceremony featuring Banit-Hereount authorities and Band performers. The event highlighted performances by MICurINY and the altoe conductor Fyeret al Sexvine, with praise for organization and festive afterglow. A Federal Parliament opening segment in Melbourne included the Mad Vera Veamarioniy, with attendees and a souvenir moment at the Viale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moslelan
Banit-Hereount
Fedral
Melbourne
Eaprala Ramweintni
Linuvemwut
Gbib
Probate and Administrations Granted by Justice Walker
On Friday the court granted probate for several wills including Chutes Wallerwood Wool, John Nelisarin, Arthur Tarai doweph, James Gurhriv, Thomas Champney, William Whitford, and others. Letters of administration were issued for William Burgling, Christo Dongen, and Bijaabern reintry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Walker
Wallerwood
John Nelisarin
Arthur Taraidoweph
James Gurhriv
Thomas ‘It
Champney
Werd
Dele
Wiliam Teun
Jono Alves
Willa Weary Whitford
Dumve Eididelan Jeberts
Lavnant
Crener
Mrbusl Darcy
Aduinielral
Weeds Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Cold
A fragmented note mentions weeds and a peppermint cure for coughs and colds. It appears as a short, unclear item in a period newspaper fragment with limited readable detail.
Return of Bushmen Contingent Sparks Town Celebration
A large crowd greeted Sergeant Gavan Low and fellow Bushmen returnees in Narrandera and other towns. Civil receptions included bands, toasts, and a mayoral salute at Hudson's Star Hotel. Privates Evans, Baldwin, Mortimer, and Sergeant Morrow were honored with speeches detailing their wartime movements and homecoming celebrations. In Caran, a banquet followed their return from South Africa, with community pride and thanks. West Maitland noted Lancers trainer James Wenlon receiving a silver watch for service, while other troops announced promotions and safe returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrandera
Gavan Low
Sy, Evans
Frank Duval
Joe King
Watts Baldwin
Towo
Morrow
Parkes
Mortimer
Arlington
Bushden
Doval reMervietas la Vulletan
Liewiewaul Halle
Hudson's Star Hotel
Mayer
Sidopinay Quirk
Uwa
Johnston's
Tne
Frank Judd
Low
Morayshire
Evans
Baldwin and
Sérgent Medow
Ce Taiter
Army
Commonwealth
Bushisen
Carenay
Smith's Swire Hotel
Ug du Mayer
Jem Dorr
West Maitlant
Triday
James Wenlon
Gee Gin
Lancers
Spors Africa
Mina Silver Wat
Craighe
Mtr
A. Watson
Livlweok
Tardsaker
Narfing
Danip
Tor
Boers surrender and war spoil detailed in Victoria report
A May 16 dispatch from Bel Tas South Muway reports 73 prisoners taken and extensive loot including 250 cattle and 22,100 ammunition by part of a Victorian regiment. The official tally lists 1 officer and 6 other ranks killed, 9 wounded, with 900 rounds of ammunition, wagons, oxen, mills and crops destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dt. Sloss
Mualeaville
Vic
Sn Avottnl Horse
Bel- Tas
Pep
Middelburg
Creagh
A. Coughlan
Vittorian Burhmep
Aborigines Protection Board Considers Plough Purchase
The Aborigines Protection Board met at Ford Street on Thursday with Inspector General Fosbery presiding. A request to buy a £15 plough for half-rations at Blakney Creek was approved. ration supplies, blankets, and winter clothing were granted to applicants. reports from Wallaga Lake and Warengreda stations were reviewed. a plan to move the camp from Pudman Creek to a 190 acre reserve at Pullman Creek was discussed with costs to be borne by the central board. further information on removal willingness was sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batt
Offess
Phillinstreet
I. Fosbery Jinineetor
Aeller
Com. Subernepeotoy Langworthy
Wallaga Lake
Warengreda
Yass
Pullman Creek
Central Board
Queensland Premier R Philp Talks Return and Plans
The Brisbane Daily Telegraph interviews Premier R Philp after returning from South Africa. He rejects retirement rumors and says he will resume as Chief Secretary and Premiership, with a heavy workload ahead. He notes South Africa’s restocking desires but denies plans to step down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Philp
Queensland
Brisbane
Daily Telegraph
Sydney
Trolty
Hobart
Corrain
Abe Water
Cape Colony
Philp Pooh
Andea
Ince
Another Wheat Cargo Cleared for Port Said
A steamer named Ventmoor cleared at the Customs for sea transport to Port Said with a large wheat cargo of 46 638 tons. The ship will receive orders to proceed to a port with favorable turnover prospects, aiming to maximize sale opportunities and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ventmoor
Port Said
Liberal Tour in Richmond Tweed District Signals Strong Drift
Liberal leader Mr. A Dee returned to Sydney after a tour through the northern rivers, praising the Richmond Tweed area including Casino Lismore Ballina and the Tweed for its prosperity and apparent Liberal support. He predicted a Liberal win in several seats despite some candidates contesting, citing past voting trends and local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dee
Liberal Party
Sydney
Rivers
Evening News
Lee
Richmond
Tweed
Casino
Lismore
Ballina
Ceruaiory
New South Wales
Oo I
Tam
Soare
Tenterfield
Bikalf
Kelly
Sim Smitty
Labor Party
Aly
J. Molonéy
Vandiase
Philby
Shepherivatret
Capsail Barrow
Moloney
Yale Wil
Denver
Malumiy
Colony J
Macarthur Oarlow
Waverley
Char Int
Clase
Western Suburbs
Alfred Allen
Charing Cross
Latimer
St Mark's Schoolroan
Darling Point
Woolara
James Marks
Eastern Suburbs
Eddy
Ridley
Trickett
M.lc
D. O'Connor
Phillip Division
Walet
Goulburn
Castlerean Atreets
Ple. Winchcombe
Ashfield
Croydon
Joseph Abbott
Winchcombs
Winchcombe
Eden George
Belmore
Wise
Rvete
Legislative Council
Burney
Lang
J. 4. Power
Mra. Silva
Kent
Market Streets
Power
J Wilson
Chae. Powell
Piladere
E. H. Gardner
Election meetings spotlight tram policy and socialist platform
In Sydney area coverage from Thursday talks at Cricketers Arms and various halls highlight tramline duplication tram fare cuts and voting section extensions. Speakers include H E Holland and Andrew Thomson urging social reform and Old Age Pension expansion. Jaeger addresses West Macquarie supporters while Rose criticizes ministers and press treatment amid local campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Cricketers Arms
Fitzroy
Hutchinson Atreats
Surry Hill
Lil
Randwick
H. E. Holland
Socialist Labor Party
Lang
New Zealand
Socialis
Andrew Thomson
Labor
Camperdown
Enmore
Ide
Air. R. Richards
Philp
Vine
Public notice on medical contract and claims by J Raves
A damaged notice by J Raves of Kensington complains of a timekinpar contract with Krasuaion and Sréner as well as alleged medical treatments by three doctors. It requests publication for the benefit of others and mentions profits and expenses tied to the Prosper Prospere Blanich operations. Dated 19/6/08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Meredith
Krasuaion
Sréner
Liverpool
Sydny Mle
Breil Tor
Alpatiesn
Tay Mae
Faur
Blanich
Ueturn
I. J. Raves
Kensingios
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Aborigines Board
Queens
Woods
MR. C. A. Lee
Australis
Vanity Fair
Minerva
God Liver
Gil
Oman
Osama
Dave
Ana
Nisw
Own
N.S.W
Gollin & Co
Clarence-street
Elvy and Conxvpany
Georgeh-Street
Bop Xiew Petil
Sowipen
Asher's
Jaeger Belupy
Freetrade
Ochookwell
Crookwell Hall
Thos. Rose
Argyle
Wm. Lyne
Rose
Bien
Bovril
Lietie Imelf
Bovein
Sgandh
Uni Sbulliu
Weven
Feviil
Uinigwat
Anoula
Earriek
Paonreaaes Steige
John Hunter & Son, Ltd
City
Ira
A G, Hudson
Cm Irawiem
Queen Victoria
Ceorce Street
Abraham’s Pills
Edwards & GO
Ceylon
Edwards & Company
Tara Wcerre San Tre
George-Street
Liverpool-Street
Paling’s
Paling and Company
W. H. Paling and Co., Limited
Twine Company
Lawisaulr
Ransfering
Dawn Rivetad
Sabogamr
Tole Ware
Tully
Ortarine
Klally
Crucery
Amelware
Cioaas
Israel
Gow Lier
Uss
Booey
Von
Riley Brothers
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