Electra-Luergy Collision Case Sparks Maritime Inquiry
Electra-Luergy collision leads to a legal clash involving Tes eeu berere Qe Werk, Eleetre and Mears, and Judge Ootaniamary 10. The Marine Court heard testimonies about losses to vessels and cargo valued at hundreds of pounds, with fees and wages cited for seamen and riggers.
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Eleetre
Mears
Lawes
Lert Beible
Cruweurtions
Justien Been
Rale Pouting
Vertieuters
Vystem Save
Aletudy
Kran 2
Marine Court Paveen Wohieminuind
Vieteers
Piekbare Lonieainet
Impeding a Tram Driver and Urusken Passenger Fined
A garbled report notes an Urusken passenger fined for impeding a tram driver. The text names Ankur Beosa of duphasan and references drunken behavior and a court-like sequence, but many details are unreadable or corrupted. The fragment mentions arrest, fines, and potential duration in default, with uncertain local context.
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Urusken
Ankur Beosa
Duphasan
Olvei
Glend
Baie
Herman
English Mail Contract Sparks Shipping Tender Dispute
The English Mail Contract row centers on sailings between Eyiney port and Central for the Ecglails route. Movers Scott Weil and Company, in partnership with a British firm, led the tendering while Bokot's Evening News quotes Sirmer Lane claiming his firm did not tender and alleging unfair treatment. Shaw, Savill Company is referenced in the broader power line discussion surrounding the matter.
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Horawury
Eyiney
Centrail
Scott, Weil, and Company
Ant Bbetish
Aurocannal Senierers
Lakthin
Bokot
Sn OG
Lane
Sirmer
Cemand
Ho Mutter
Jy Shaw
Savill Company
Bankruptcy Court Letters Point to Australian Trade Possibilities
Voluntary sequesterations discussed with names like Lamet Henry Mi and Mr WH Palmer, noting vast opportunities for diagnosing Australian products. Melbourne Trades Hall Council awaits Queensland reply on union questions. Australian Trade Union Congress date to be fixed. Senator Pearce highlights a dismissed employee case at British Australasian Tobacco. Sydney Labour Council members push for coast cargo surveys. Benevolent Society seeks higher subsidy from Cabinet.
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J.B. Surtor
Nsw
Malbourne
Connett
Queensland
Australian Trade Union Congress
Carruthers
Eekersley
Curabies
Pearce
Senate
Lobanio
Stou
Britishe
Australasian ‘Tobacco Company
Sydney Labour Council
Thutwlay
Australia
Benevolent Society of New South Wales
Hogue
Hospital trouble at Bellingen case unfolds in court
Fragmentary transcript recalls William Bost and a matron accused of violent removal from Bellingen Hospital. Testimony covers pushy dismissal, defendant’s later remarks, and legal questions about rights to remain on premises after dismissal. Proceedings discuss improper conduct and the timing of matron appointment.
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William Bost
Bellingen
Cominee
Witte
Che
Nosphaly Aire
Holaran
Miss Salter
Weil
Ferguson
Ae Coing
Wille
Sara Slater
Parner
Pal
Ameni
Dremiree
Reid
Insiani
Nukihe
Gannon
Clive
Amord
Mr. Gannon
The Wet Weather Report Across New South Wales
Rain fell for 71 hours across towns including Albury Balranald Wentworth Corowa Narrandera and Tumut with totals listed for many places such as Broken Hill Yunta Menindie Hay and Wentworth noting morning rain at several locations and scattered totals across the region.
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Teconis
New South Wales
Coday Ares
Albury
Pointe
Balranald
Browen Hult
Bootigal
Carrachool
Conareo
Corowa
Donnfauin
Kustom
Germanon
Howlong
Jyannue
Jeriiderio
Menindie
Mosagiel
Moulam
Narrandera
Pooncarie
Tarcutts
Pemure
Tipa
Tecumwal
Tumut
Crane
Wentworth
White Cliffs
Wile Cunnin
Albury Broken Hill
Doniilguin
Hoy
Austen
Menin
Die
Moulamoin
Wanaaring
Wenywortt
Sperind Rain at Broke Hill Reported Varying Falls
The official post office registry notes £6 points while other parts of Broke Hill report heavier rain with some areas showing nearly half an inch. Weather across the district includes Exrowistad 68 and nearby places like Tarrewingee 56 Menindie 40 and Poonearie 60 with scattered totals.
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Broken Hill
Clifton Coal Boom Dictates New South Wales Shipping
The Clifton coal boom shifts coal exports to the West Coast of South America and Java. Vessels load for Singapore and Rotterdam routes while the Drumpark and Netherdon join the fleet. The Ceram sails from Newcastle with 4000 tons for Java and to pick up 2000 tons from Clifton at Sydney.
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Nsw
Boscombe
Singapore
South
South American, Inc
Chiften
Netherdon x
Java
Drumpark
Lesporis
Newcastla
Clifton
Powerfl
Ceram
Sydney
Taken by Surprise at Durlinebural Appeal Court Hearing
A male witness, questioned by Judge Bac house at the Appeal Court in Durlinebural, admitted being not sober on licensed premises. The exchange included a remark about giving a wrong name to police. The evening features a complimentary concert for F Delpaks. Earlier, Maori members gathered at Wellington Parliament Houses wearing grief emblems and singing the Maori Anthem.
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Bachouse
Durlinebural
F. Delpaks
The Manly Slander Case Continues at Trial
Detective Fullerton details the robbery and a confession effort involving Kiely and a big, well dressed suspect. The court and defense clash over evidence while witnesses reference Jubilee sovereigns and forged notes as Kiely’s alleged involvement is scrutinized.
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Fullerton
Om Smitls
Tim
Bs Office
Fragmentary court notes on a defences case
A damaged OCR passage references a defence in a case. The text mentions Mrs Houwar and questions about a hobby, with partial dialogue and a note that the defence closed the case. Details are unclear and names are uncertain.
Fragmented Union Meeting Report with Multiple Names
Fragmented OCR text from a union meeting mentions Artore Mer Wilshire and Peter MtLalai of Canterbury Road, along with Joseph Pye and Henry Hana in various locations. The record includes vague references to a confrontation, threats, and witnesses, with loose attributions to a miner’s dispute and protective actions.
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Artore Mer
Wilshire
Central Police
Summons
Conel
Ehiwathena
Peter MtLalai
New Canterbury-roal
Petaerham
Ugwhukt
Joseph Pye
Elstesiene
Burwood
Henry Hana
Wurwood-road
Voscont
Juma Mullen
London Bakery
Motoheai-streat
Red- Horns
Thownu Williams
H. Libby
Hirtameet
Telfer
Akcduly 4
Seay Firmtimaead
Henry Miers
Noel Syaney
Ind
Tharey Peathersttine
Baxer
Leibn Tyropeenrat
Beesrey
Hehne
Wik Vue
Sting Juan Betind
Telen
Sadelek
Vederaan Wind
Ibee
Eliawset
Wilpeset
Sith Williams
Sant
Mlelals
Eile Jena
Mullane
Prence Witneas
Shay WoLeieh
Wrike Mullany Ben Winese
Canterbury Park Betting Preview Turbulent Card
Betting odds and selections for Canterbury Park’s upcoming program. Names include Hunly Kells, Vivine Hayliogy, Shackling, Sir dounard, Neirbo, Carulga, Lady Matena, Go Spin, La Verlie, Phillip Worth, Thrill of Sedgstird, Heracles of Theoie, Ryton W, Weber Hamneny, Prastie, Sleepur, Catrneorm, Gold. Favorites and prices listed with multiple contenders across races.
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Canterbury Park
HE Laue
Sir Dounard
Thiletdown
Giles Suemardy Mile
Weaimin Tereeine
Bwutecher
Neirbo
Fia
Carulga
Hthona
Park Saber
Matena
la Verlie
Phillip Worth
Jandy
Flo
Thrill
Sedgstird
Canterbury Musivay
Amnenet Gratiot Lada
Heracles of
Theoie
Starshoster Savonty
Ryton
Weber Hamneny
Prastie
Rose Bay Tram Fares Rise and Local Reforms Planned
Tram fare changes affect Rose Bay, the southern harbour shores, and Watson's Day with a new rate set by railway authorities. A local subdivision urged reforms toward reduced fares and streamlined operations under railway authorities. A reduction in the fare is reported to take effect at 2:45 pm on Tuesday under a regulatory plan.
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Tesidonia
Crailway
Doverrand
Share Market In London Closes With Varied Quotations
A report from London shows mixed closing quotes with firm rates in places for commodities and bank shares. Australian bank securities and several Sydney listings appear among the notable items, while local trade details and health board figures appear in related notes. The document preserves a period-market tone with references to well known entities and locations of the era.
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London
Phorstay
Abe
Lapihon
Lutex
Commercial Bank of Sydsier
Sydney
Commerrial Haak
Ybars
Castlemaine and Wood
Cone
Atatrailan Gaslight
Chamerie Iiland
Quesesland Mensies
Herwetuds
Victoria Quark
Willlacse United
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Uae
Sinien
Bermuda
Eourecline
Seftanuis
Ian Subject
Bankruptcy Court
Henry Mi
Coonanbarra-read
Walrounga
Syme
WH. Palmer
Ansiiane
Jon Willan
Lalar
Kempaes
Cimberge
Baler
aMetat
Ansignos
Bellingen Hospital
Broke Hill
Kiely
Smith
Milley
Marty
Mr. Curtis
Chat Defrubant
Heerapewyal Kiely
Dainee Mitchell
Omer Hseherer
Hinig Bilel Palaie
Alain
Dantee
Cuimaile Kiely
Lucas
Ytuptayer
Aula
Foldie
Rand
Flannon
Ttrissenden
George Coures
Polis
Laatiehtre
Brissenden
Ewan
Dr Brissenden
Dubule
Amusermon
de Betswoudet
Mr. Ganon
Merty-Coroua
William Smith
Hull
Mack
Kiniy
Mitchell
Fondant
Kiel
Cnllier
Im Siping
Collier
Featuny
Anna
Erin
Mr. Pek
Jett
Tex
Goreeany Mint
Klely
Efemsant
Wali
Uoe
Oes
Canterbury Park Braces
Weller Habdicap
Canterbury Coumourow
Urack
Rose Bay
Board of Health
Wellington
New Zealand
Esterday
Richard Seddon
Imeland
Omer Ns
Hiratern
de Filas and CO
Idve
Eanes
Reinedalle
Grin Prnapn
Resfernanit
Provert
MB Buster
Sauldlont Salur
Medéeriy Waiy
Haturna
Sail Wales
Tate
Leah
Gandord
Erik Alin
Alemanes IF
Murer
Priepriiant
Farliey
Ban
Veival
Eomarkalty
Baer
Aulie Serra
Rey Airey
Rire Bility
Hues Stele
Sanch Hiubiers Fe Foliowice Srehn
Ieee Apie
Tom Jana
Meiemar
Zier Villaly
Meritatoe
Val
Sk Sisters
Neal Pay “Sahin
Ata Linders
Euler Buwl
Settor Ani OO
Gwin
Pentven
Bead
Jane Joie
Svterm-virest
Saeed
Ranon Kel
Saeton
Tavemsalindara
Tiaratay
Ebay
Ieee
Beavis Deel
Bert Re
Taylor Bros
Thea
Americas
Rng
Jind
Hare
Beauly
Biork
Lear
Call
Tiutit
Ville Area
Mae Hicker
Revembien
Gaylight
Tealgele
Eisel Ligne
Chifleen
Warniure
Teoh
Pitt-St
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