Sydney Wheat Dear as NSW milling bids for export to London
Commercial. Holders are asking for New South Wales milling wheat from 2d to 34 per bushel in exchange for shipping equivalents for export Sydney to London. A line of 2000 bags sold late Tuesday afternoon at equal to 5d per bushel Sydney. Several metropolitan millers offer 4s 4d without supplies. A very small lot sale reported in forenoon at 3d 5 4, and small lot at 3d 4 1 2d. A fair rate on offer at 4s 9d. A large number of holders willing to accept 6s 4d per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Sydney
London
Ja Sd
Melbourne
Riverina
Australia
Kempsey
Macleay
Pallard
Adelaide
River
Inferior
Ft. Lucerne
Et. Oswa Hay
Tari
Viet
Cape
India
Ceylon
Hunter River
Deaths and memorial notices in local column
Advertisements delayed for classification and a dense death notices page recall in memoriam poems for Rachel Abraham, Mary Keating, and Adeline Dalediteig, with funeral details for William Jamies Maitigan and other relatives. Vendors, auctions, and local trades are listed alongside funeral directors and street notices.
Sydney Produce Sales at Railway Goods Sheds Auction
Sydney produce auction at the railway goods sheds opened poorly attended with weak prices for chart and lucerne and distant offerings in private treaty. Deliveries included chaff and hay with limited consignments in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lucerne
Fay
Camperdown neighborhood event highlights last Saturday
A brief note recalls last Saturday in the Camperdown neighborhood near de Ghanmare. Details are sparse but imply a local community activity or gathering with residents and organizers unnamed. Further context would clarify purpose, participants, and outcomes of the event.
Hay and grain sales report at Redfern auctioneers
Consignors and buyers in the hay lucerne oats barley and pumpkins market report mixed lots and price ranges. Lucerne hay sold in small and large bales at varied shillings per bale with chaff and oats seeing prime demand. Names of consignors and auctioneers listed alongside multiple firms participating in the Sydney Redfern market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne Bay
Monstrous and Scandalous Remarks in Trotting Case
In a No 3 Jury Court before Mr Justice Pring, Hugh Cameron sued F W R Walters for 59 7s 6d claimed for stabling feeding and care of the stallion Revel Lat. The jury found 48 pounds, with Walters having paid in 10 19s 4d. The judge called the case monstrous and scandalous and contemplated perjury proceedings if grounds were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revel
Justicce Pring
Hugh Cameron
Newcastle
F. W. R. Walters
Push the Button Not Too Often on North Sydney Trams
North Sydney tram system considers limiting the use of passenger bell pushes for conditional stopping places. Aimed at reducing misunderstandings and accidents, officials urge passengers to notify conductors directly when possible. A handbill explains how bells may be used when direct communication is impractical and stresses minimizing stop requests to lower risk and inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sydney
Peace Commission Formed by U S House to Seek Global Truce
The U S House resolutions authorize a five member Peace Commission to confer with foreign governments on universal peace. It will study using international agencies to limit armaments and possibly form a world naval force for peace, with a report due to Congress within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Peace Commission
Congress
Fog Delays Empire Steamer From Japan and China
The steamship Empire anchored at Watson's Bay after fog delayed its arrival at Sydney. About 159 Chinese passengers were processed by health and customs officers, with many heading to Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and Tahiti. Locals welcomed the travelers as others noted strict Australian law and careful captaincy.
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Empire
Japan
China
Sydney
Circus Quay
Sydney Heads
Watson's Bay
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Tahiet
Helms
Ney
A Big Sewerage Contract Accepted by Water Board
The Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage approved BR Gendle's tender for 207 lineal feet of stoneware and cast iron sewers in Balmain and Leichhardt near Callan Park Hospital for Insane. The tender exceeded schedule by 4 57 percent, with the board's estimate at £4900. Byrnes Limited tendered for steam coal supply through June 20, 1911.
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BR. Gendle
Balmain
Leichhardt
Callan Park Hospital
B. Byrnes, Limited
Water and Seweraga Board
Bricklayers' Wages Denial from Architect Cash
Mr Thomas F Cash of Spain Cash and Minnett architects Sydney denies remarks attributed to him in Tuesday’s Evening News claiming bricklayers earn up to 15s daily for a 6½ hour suburban shift and that bricklayers and to a lesser extent carpenters control the trade. He requests correctionof the published statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Cash
Spain
Cash
Minnett
Sydney
Promotions in the Police THE NEW OFFICERS
New South Wales Police promote officers to inspector level with Sykes assigned to Eastern Division and Depot replacing Day. Sykes joined in 1550 with two decades service and West Maltlach tenure. Bear, who heads Maitland, has 26 years in force since 1854, moves to south-west district. Willis, set to replace Bear in May, leaves Queanbeyan district after leading it.
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New South Wales Police
Sykes
Day
West Maltlach
Saunders
Bub
Joseph Bear
Maitland
South-Wet
Willis
Queanbeyan
Boar
May
Water and Sewerage Records Revenue Rise to Half Million
The Water and Sewerage Board reported a record revenue for the year ending June 34 1810 with £493,826 15s 4d collected from July 1 1900 to June 18 this year, up from £472,808 6d 4f the prior year, an increase of £26,765 12s. The board noted this year’s total already marks a record and forecasts annual revenue just over half a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Sewerage Board
The Profitable Cigarette Company Move
Rosman cigarette business moves into a 2000 pound share company with 11000 shares subscribed quietly. Founder S S Rosman started the venture in Lop and last year earned 1245 pounds on 2000 pounds working capital. Directors include G Delmenico Robert J Wilson Frank Whidon and Edin Geach.
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Rosman
Busifeat
S&s Rossman
Lop
Hich
Art Messrs. G. Delmenico
Robert J. Wilson
Frank Whidon
Edin Geach
Redfern Fellee Court fines marble players in Redfern district
Frank Whitmore and William Pryor were fined 1 penny with 4 shillings costs or seven days imprisonment for a marble game in Roosehill Street Redfern on June 6. Illness and a cold in the head woods great pepper in cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitmore
William Pryor
Redfern Fellee Court
Roosehill-street
Redfern
Licensing the Motor Launch Case Before Harbor Authority
A Harbor Trust regulation case in Port Jackson Water Police Court tested if the motor launch Lady Dudles, owned by Kim, operated without a licence and hired for a pleasure excursion. The defendant admitted unlicensed use and faced a £2 fine plus costs or 14 days in jail. proceedings explored who bears liability for unlicensed launches and the necessity of coxswain licences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Trust
Payton
Scaumons
Water Police Court
Harbor Trust Commissioners
Port Jackson
Mant
Crown Law Office
W. C. Moseley
Harter Trust
Xed
Onreetten
Ecoxewain
Coxewain
James
Mant Aald
Mantauld
Woman's Shooting Record Attains Global Prize Marks
Mrs Chapman of Stuin i England breaks world record for women's life shooting in mid April at the South London Rite Club weekly contest in Bieter. She uses a Len-Metford rifle, claims training akin to golf, croquet, and has won over 100 prizes including Alexandra, Brownlow and Cleiflan trophies.
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Chapman
Stuin i
England
Bieter
Fulton
Queen's Westminster
Syd
Bistey
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Commercial
Carroll
Duhte
Mary
William Ocerret
Rachel Abrahama
Myam
Jessie Aprahame
Keating
Margaret
BR. J. Keatips
Ccul
Lake
Hs Slakr
kKindi
Dalediteig Mery Adeline
Tare Soverond
Pymbie
Trench
Teele
Ant
Wtloam Jamies Maitigan
Willhem James
Ktangrreteadt
Perresham
Heelewee
Petersham
TWD and Company
Gt ReWa
Susese
Iarnink
Lews Newsmop
Corner
Fiinders
Amd
Oxford Sta
Tao Gross Syiko Skeins, Gedow
Newtown
Poz
Tindows All Wrecker
Gaede Snd Price
W Uncle Lewis
Grabar
Maine
Willam Harris
Waterina
Arta
Henderson
Rockemith
Queen ‘Victoria
LENDA
St, James Hall
Phillisthest
HH. N. Southwell
Palog' S
Dolores
Pana
Paling
Alfred Dolman
Ee Ulnar
Ent
Bern
Mtr
V. Pinder
Eplesdid Cocter
Avery
Devries
Aipo
Albert Borchard
Equitable Huilding
Sidney
S.W
X. Iver
S. Coast and Railway
le Sd
Newlard
Alam Cheear
T. Bacon
Rouch
Muse
Omekety
M'Lean
Uname Bright
Thormys
Queensland
Barcelonas
Ghelen
Molum
Lewal
Cooke
Tasmanian
S.P M
Beahel-Cone
B.C
Mintiam
Josephine
I. I.t
Hall
Jane
Qurensland
Gueensland
Belmore
N.S.W. Rugby League
Din
Wolfe’s Schnapps
TH. HH. Messenger
J. Mickey
Pokere
Euler
Courteey
Ene
OCR
A. No White
Australien Preea
Mughy Lnaspont
Quinlan
C. H. Ford
Phevasen O
Peggy
A. Saunders
Consignees
H. M. Suttor
Carpany
Dent and Perry
Prescott, Limited
J. Bridge and Company
Wright, Heaton, and Company
J. W. Gray and Company
Lindley Walker and Company
A. M.dermott
Sheppard, Harvey
Ad Walker
Dalton Brothers, Limited
Robert Robinean and Company
F. Boyleen and Company
Harrison, Jones, and Deviln, Limited
F. Cahon and Company
Johm Leo and Company
Rowley Walker
Winchcombe, Carmen, and Company
Quention
FE. Thames
Offer
J. J. Danzell
Wangoola
A. B. Kirkman
Garland
Allison
Forbes
W. Mutter
Tomem
Earl Brothers
Sewcastle
J. Nilon
Cootamundra
F. Kimber
Ganmain
W. Patereon
Harefield
Bunesyhareenyha
Metate
Bhomen
Oita
Comming
Ganmaln
Milne Brothers
Yo Yo
Greenthorpe
Wallungarre
A. Ingall
Richmond
Berton
John Lee and Co
Sussex-street
Dent and Peary
Restern Crolly
Sussex-s
F. Cohen and CO
King-strett
Whight, Heaton, and CO. Lad
Redfern Dairy
Frescott, Ltd
Suerex
Wischcombe, Cahzon, and
COD. Ltd
Justice Pring
Lowe's
Lowe
Book of
North Sydney Tramway
Public Works Committee
Price
M.L.A
Manning River
J. Fraser
Junee
Railway Department
Bethungia
Woods
Pepp
Sydney Harbor Trust
Walcha Montefpa Council
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