Briefs Chronicle Dense With Local Notices And Updates
A long, fragmented list of small items covers licenses, deaths, ship arrivals, parliamentary actions, council decisions, and local incidents. Highlights include Herbert Seymour’s death from a dray accident near Tamworth, the P&O Orient express arrival to London, and various motions on roads, rail, park upgrades, and public works. Also noted are two court outcomes, a murder-plot related charge, and municipal discussions on street vendors and drought storage options for Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Army Service ‘Corps
Key Dela
Herbert Seymour
Tamworth
Farmers” Union
AW. Croaks
Mossatelsill
Bundanerg
Queensland
Dayton
George Altieri
Pamwareh
Charles Belgtrase
Angus C. Nouald
Joseph Howe
Orange
Orange Connell
Works Department
San ER Ctasetom
Grange
East Grazer
Genyae Stewart
Willy T XO
Messrs
Cadbury Brothers
No. L
Deivre
Justice Owen
Philip George Hauer
Martin Abel
Hich
Singleton
Canailis
Denman
Muswell
Brodk
Puadorick
Lami Datween
Northern Railway
Meertwa
Indiaca
Hardwick v Wineberg court hears love letters and engagement claims
In a case involving Marion Hardwick and Charles Molley, the defendant is accused of pressuring Miss Hardwick towards marriage with alleged love letters, gifts, and family pressure. Testimony covers engagement rumors, religious tensions, and social visits while detailing presents and financial aspects linked to the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarah Brown
Auntindale
Marion Hardwick
Willian BootLy
Bulchef
Burwood
Miskineatreal
Mias Hardwick
Charless Molley
Marrickvills
Wiobere
Withers
Wardwick
Misa Hardwick
Holm
Asia Tartar
Mimeel
Mist Herdwicki
George Handyrick
Patis House
Udi
Phillip
Onlsind
Ank
Klare- Hgton
Engaged to Miew G and Accusations at Trial
A tortured transcript records cross examination in a case involving an engagement with Mrs Hardwick and allegations about a liaison. Witnesses describe visits to the Hardwicks, prior relations, and denials of plans to wed. The court hears about prior conversations and the accused’s behavior, ending with the morning session closing.
Preferential Trade Debate in the House of Commons
Reports from Auckland indicate discussions led by Mr Chamberlain and Mr Whumbertala on May 25. Proposals focus on preferential trade, colonial revenue, and tax plans, arguing that tariffs could raise wages and fund social measures while maintaining colonial arrangements or renegotiating terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Mondey
American Mail
Chamberlains
House of Commons
Whumbertala
Huh Wien
Avery Maauté Carle
Dricen
Listrirse
Belin
Drift and wreck of a New Calagusia ship in the Ureyi Bowl
A long drift and wreck of a ship near New Calagusia headline a report from the Ureyi Bowl. The boat was driven onto a rock, and all hands perished or were missing. Messrs Hogg and Co and agents Hamdalley sent news that the vessel had run ashore with the crew aboard. The German Consul relayed a similar cable, noting the men may be in Sidney aboard a steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermien Wardur
Keith Pound
New Calagusia
Syiney
Andine
Cabtald
Ferri
Ben Jost
Hogg
Robin Dom
Lord
Hamdalley
Cis
Norfolk
Cablog
Sidney
The Mary L. Cushing Leaking at Auckland
The American barque Mary L. Cushing, bound from Newcastle to Honolulu, arrived Auckland leaking after leaving coal port. The vessel, commanded by Captain Batch, showed a developing leak 642 inches per hour under gale conditions. The ship had departed Table Bay in April and was en route to Honolulu when the issue arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Mary L. Bushie
Newcastle
Hawalili
Mary L. Cushing
Roma
Batch
Death of former M L A Mr Jomea Torpy
Mr Jomea Torpy formerly represented Krusige in the Legislative Assembly and lately published the Western Advocate. He died yesterday at the Athenaeum, Castlereagh Street, in old age after a long illness from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomea Torpy
Exhibition plans bloom in New South Wales note
A town subcommittee formed in the Town Mall to draft a scheme for presenting the state at the exposition in New South Wales. A Major-General directed officers to inspect arms prior to training, mentioning rifles, carbines, and drills as safety measures amid unclear wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
St. Lovin Hs
USA
Anb
Eoward Hullombaw
Cluskammun
Gring
Plague report details rise in Sydney cases this year
Fragmented OCR notes describe a plague rise with cases in Sydney starting January, peaking later, and a weeks long outbreak. It cites months and numbers, noting an extended topological spread and multiple epi phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plagse
Janew
Sydney
Jie
Ak Sale
NeWwrasue
Meeting of Mealtr Sommitter Hastily Held
A special meeting was convened yesterday by rhs health officials at Giferd Harbour to discuss a suspected plague outbreak. Attendees included Dr Wilkinson and Alderman labian. officials warned premises must stay clear and urged rapid action while investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhs Health
Incré Deleptmaut- Aldermaan Eieraid
sAlSersum Sul
Time Naletoli
Ryan Dower
War Whitkins
Mle
Per Stephen
Dr. Wilkinson
Theity Ewulit Omerr
Lie
W. . Armetrone
Teparred Thies Lowe
Hrboule Plage
Giferd
Sini
Rola
Aldernus Labian
Cammitee
Uliel
Cinerea
Hk Wasp
Oman
Bud Lees
Tute
Tey
Vonaue
Aerape
Sma
Valueless cheques case prompts remand for sentence
Ay The Wiser Police Cure yeslertup Richant Trouten aged 24 pleaded guilty to a phoree of ubwajning Wguer valued by a valueless cheque from Jeunes Lavine of the Crows and Anchor Hotel, DriCeecshreeh, June 13. The suruue was 24 from Anale Dreamers. he was remanded for sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeslertup
Richant Trouten
Jeunes Lavine
Crows and Anchor Hotel
DriCeecshreeh
Thirsty Ones and a Crowded Jail Asylum Night
A garbled British era news note reports on police detentions and bail at a central court, listing various trades and a parade of locals involved. The piece mentions a large number of participants, including carpenters, tailors, merchants, and a farmer, with a focus on disorderly behavior and police actions.
Civil Service Vote Moves to Form Civil Rights League
An unpolitical, nonpartisan body formed to secure civil rights for Federal and State employees in New South Wales backs a new league. The group aims to coordinate open meetings and inform employees about civil rights, with officers listed and plans to approach state leaders for broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Saul Wales
Uurrose
Wola
Dianbur
Cleil Watts
Nel Prin Honsim
Grea Southern
Trey
Visesesilenia
Ri Campball
J Faraseoit
Lips
Coust
BeTere Jong
Mawes
Carrsthers
Inverell Oddfellows elects officers amid local notes
Inverell items report the Oddfellows lodge quarterly meeting with Arutheree Whittingham elected Sub Grand and Arkinstall resigning as secretary. A football match between Inverell and Warialba clubs ends with Inverell winning by one point in a close gold season context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amereul
Aruthee
Whittinghem
Brother Arkinstall
Llepretiua
GereRarfas
Waa Bay
Invereni
Warialza Clube
Cleanliness 15 Weet To GoneesS But At What Cost
Fragmentary OCR item questions costs of cleanliness efforts. Mentions costs and procurement but lacks clear entities or events.
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Darlinghurst
Rd Jorgensen
South Africa
Rusterdam
Aley Oval
Suthrias
N. Pash
North Adelaide
Wya- Jong
W. Peuty
Petty
New York
Baw Ist
Josaph Pax Linzer
Presileua Aihe
Murer Halpikreesers
Employers’ Union
M Viow
Tno
Greater
Lelchhard Council
St. Pewrin
Torrickvile Council
Dhe
Marvicville Park
Rompcon
Counell
Ose Letchtardt Cuenell
Peter Siar
Annguenie
Camperdown
Nakea
Letchtarat Counell
Dopata
Parramatta Road
Glebe
Hugh M'Lachlan
Caseius
Wellbrook
Caseils
Den
Man
Nespens
Sam
J.T. Gilmour
Second Infantry Regiment
R, Ml. Colbourns
New
Aine
Stowleton
Cassilis
Mf ML
Allway Commissioners
Assoc Won
Fristé
Thuy
Hardwick
Wineberg
Kent
Plaintim
Marion
Rardivicks
Mina Hardwick
Levy
Shea
Alice
York
Anf
Sno
Mt Ti
Antrus Iba
Renee
Teres
Gober Petit
Uig
Monty
Vinita
Tu Anguet
latUirs
Tady
Bedward
Plassus
Prom
Gallert
Ewan Plaintiq
Dlainti
Piaintit
Biaimih
Eoaim
Oliver Winnissen
Teeardine
Hetty
Stoker
Weide
Laugyer
Abrabiamn
Susser-atrypet
Christman Hix
Mr. Reid
Alfred Winebers
Lavy van
Marrisan
Reid
Reid, Witness Said He Had Been Received As the Hertwicks’ Bole
Lory
Hardwicks
Miew G
Shnafenlagt
Behail
Nlamlift
George Hardwick
Plulotie
Witamw
Shell House
Nevilae
Bette
MR. Chamberlain
CABLE
MR. Torpy
M.L.A
Mallee Court
Indolgel
Indlaeretica
Bydney
Oranjens
Civil Service
wooDs
Stie Parker
L. I. Flegeltaub
Waichmaeler and
Manufacturieg
Jewallee
London
Abel
Lipp
Australia
Paling
George St
Cera
Ulzhh
Saturn Joer
Woon
Ge Tes
Urrienssy
Inverell
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