Wheat and market notes from Sydney floods price signals
In London and Liverpool wheat markets, price lifts amid weather concerns in U S regions. Sydney traders show activity, with direct country purchases and bids above 44 per bushel. Rainfall warnings ease futures as Australian and U S crops face stress. wholesale quotes include milling wheats and local New South Wales supplies, with a broad table of station prices and regional yields across the market.
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London
Liverpool
United States
Sydney
Chicago
New Sowth Wales
ICR
Sytner
Ecu
Cevernal Bakers
Deze
Sedma
Oath Gus
Uland
Northern
Whem
Sirecone Fairway
New South Wales
Teewees
Guandary
Arian Park
Mirrael de Decker
Gideinburng
Parmiedmnay LT
Wyalong
Perea
Millerulong Temkhart
Henty
Culesirn
Ron Duat
Wie
Wie Walle
Bite Buttock Dai
Feehda
Thecklaety
Fialldale
Tabte Topisa
Old Janeeite Marrar
Qvolkceon
Ganmain
Pine TM
Qereecine Com
Berrigan Tom
Waltawhile Ane Pinie
Carratioo Sil
Bogan Gate
Forbes
Tullamore
Trundie
Weill
Geurle Tet Wongarton
Geventhorpe
Grenfehl
ACCU
Ana Gunnedah
Darling Island
Tarioge
Ata
Tone
Ariah Park
Fae Mirroot
Aranauiney
the Rocciel
Henry
Culewirn
Geemanton
Aaa
Welle
Old Lunes
Oertixan
Portes OU
Portes
Wellington
Trundle
Durrababula
Attuneo
Sussex
Benken
Rteer
Weronda
In Memoriam Notices and Classified Fragments
A collage of late notices and advertisements appears with garbled lines. Includes memorials for Annie Reown Senie Deowm Anais Browr and Annie Griffiths, plus a mix of advertisements for tools, furniture, and shop offers. Names, places, and dates are scattered, with uncertain spellings and partial phrases throughout.
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Elica Woods
Anais Browr
Annie Griffiths
Ratany
BNOWS
Aleie Brewk
Vita Jane Sard
Sydney Produce Sales Report High Potato Prices
Sydney produce sales show high potato prices with eight truckloads offered and strong demand at the Sydney Mallway Good Sheds. Prices rose about Gn per tem from the previous day, due to scarce stocks in Sussex Street and limited arrivals from state and Tasmania. Consignors included H. M. Sutter and Co, Prescott Limited, Wright Heaton and Co, and others. notes indicate some lots passed and others sold privately.
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Srney Mallway Goode
Sussex Street
Sydney
Tasmania
Ehuit
Lucerne
de Tol Prine
H. M. Sutter and Company
Dent and Perry, Prescott, Limited
I. Beuge and Company
Wright, Heaton and Company
I. W. Gray and
Om v. Lindles Walker and Company
A. M.dermott
Sheppard, Harvey
Wailer
Paitin Bretiers, Limited
Robert Robitan Mand Company
Greene
Herpe
Landeren
Oolamon
Grady
Bayerrs
Milla
Mudtenn
Brown
Vickery
West Maitland
Lucerne Ehaly
Mic Gedbeld
Tamworth
Moonti
Nemingha
Ktegee
Yip Hing
Neminghe
Conner
Hondel Ogsats
Wra and Companys
Girerock
ITS
Darling Harber
A. G. Glover
Peck
Townsend
Milithorpa
Kifleoene
Blarney
Brendel
EF. Payne
W. Laundbry
Neville
BR. Bradbury
Crookwell
Stauebrom
Borlem
Om Cronkwell
Bass
Haze “Shipp
Churchill
Oberon
Karly Tose
L. Brien
Moore Street Extension Cost Report in Sydney
The Lord Mayor and council officers study extending Moore Street to Macquarie Street. City surveyor Gordon and land taxation official Wiley compiled data. Estimated full-width relocation could cost about £400,000, with potential offsets from residue valuation. a council report is planned.
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Moore-stret
Macquarie-Street
Sydney
Gordon
Wiley
Land Taxation Department
City Council
Moore-street
Lord Mayor to Visit North Coast and Return Next Monday
The Lord Mayor will depart Sydney this evening for a North Coast visit and plans to return to the city next Monday. Mr. F P A Russell will lecture tonight on The Commonwealth Bill of Exchange Act 1909 to Institute of Bankers of New South Wales members. Mrs Rose Ann Webb, who died at Murtoonda on Tuesday aged 199, had lived in the district for 70 years.
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Sydney
North Coast
A. A. Russell
Institute of Bankers of
New South Wales
Rose Ann Webb
Mur- Turundi
Meat export trade calls for new markets and better handling
An industry note argues Australia must seek chilled and frozen meat markets beyond the United States as flock numbers rise. It calls for improved freezing capacity in Sydney, better stock grading, modern transport methods, longer shipping capacity, and faster dispatch to keep pace with demand in England and emerging African buyers.
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Africa
London
England
Sydney
Neweastle
New South Wales
New Zealand
Berets
Awful language at North Sydney court hearing
North Sydney magistrate harshly criticizes Andrew Anderson for drunkenness and indecent language. Anderson pleads not guilty to both charges and is fined three pounds or two months for the filthy language. no witnesses offered.
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Smithers
North Sydary Court
Andrew Anderson
Anderson
Jackson
Blue's Point-road
North Sydney
Rain Over Wheat Areas Across Nations
Private cables from London report the London wheat market is falling rapidly as good rains bathe the parched U S wheat regions. The Chicago futures show losses midday while Sydney market nudges lower in sympathy with the overseas trend.
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Sydney
London
United States
Chicago
Debilitated 70-year-old with 264 convictions faces magistrate
John Ambrose Murray, described as a 9-year-old with a white beard, appeared at Central Police Court charged with drunkenness. The line of prior convictions, chiefly for drunkenness and assault, spans Water Police and suburban courts since 1873. He pleaded guilty, and the magistrate sentenced him to 12 months at the Taebriates' Home, noting the difficulty of releasing him.
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Central Police Court
John Ambrose Murray
Water Police Court
Sipre Thatte
Water
Throff
Mankey
Druskard
Mr. Clarke
Rink
Rookwood
Liverpool
Iaebriates
Darlinghuret
Molong Station Sale Hearing Outcome In Court
In No 2 Jury Court this morning before Justice Sly a jury heard Michael Joseph Ryan againe and Harry Horton sue for 770 pounds for services connected with the sale of the Molong station Boomey. Plaintiff claimed due payment. defendant denied indebtedness and sale involvement. Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff for L770 Lis.
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No. 2
Justice Sly
Michael Joseph Ryan
Harry Horton
Molong
Windeyer
George Martin
Lachlan and Murray
Rolin
Pears Soap and Cold Cure Ad Fragment
An old advertisement fragment urges daily use of Pears soap for a clear complexion and cites Pears' 150 year history. It also promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a cold remedy, priced 1 shilling 6 pence to 9 pence.
Failed to Exhibit Award at Glebe Police Court
In Glebe Police Court this morning Charles Ripper of the Pastrycooks Employees Union of NSW pursued Jane Vanepier for failing to exhibit a copy of the Pastrycooks award at her premises and for improper pay sheets. The case, adjourned previously, proceeded with Inspector Jackson presenting the award. Vanepier denied coverage under the award, claiming no copies or proper records. Magistrate Barnett fined Vanepier 20 shillings with costs and 14 days imprisonment in default for the award breach, plus 1 pound 15 shillings in default seven days for the pay sheets.
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Glebe
Charles Ripper
Pastrycooks’ Employees’ Union of Nsw
Jane Vanepier
Pastrycooks
the Pines
Life
Arbitration Court
Alfred George Spencer Jackson
Bnok
Bridge Road
Forest Lodge
Esccrietary
The
Fpastryenoks' Employees’ Union of
Ns.w
Barnett
Vanepler
Pilot Steamers Ajax Arrives for Dock Overhaul at Sydney
The Newcastle pilot steamer Ajax reached Sydney this afternoon from the northern port to receive an overhaul at Fitzroy Dock. Cockatoo Island will supply the Ajax's duties temporarily, with the Captain Cook steamer slated to enter dock next week and the Baruonda to act as pilot steamer at Sydney Heads.
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Newcastle
Ajax
Sydney
Fitzroy
Cockatoo Island
Captain Cook
Baruonda
Sydney Heads
Ranadi Ilma Collision Report Heads to Court of Marine Inquiry
Captain Alex Hacking as Acting Superintendent of NSW Navigation completed a preliminary inquiry into the collision between Fiji Government yacht Ranadi and the barquentine Fitna on Friday. The matter is referred to the Court of Marine Inquiry and will be heard in Sydney at the next available sitting.
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Alex. Hacking
NSW Navigation
Fiji
Ranadi
Court of Marine Inquiry
Sydney
For Bronchial Cougha take Wools Great Pepper at 4 if
The fragmentary note appears to advise taking a remedy named Great Pepper at 4 for a bronchial cough, but the text is garbled and lacks clear context or verifiable details about efficacy, dosage, or source.
Qur Schoolboys and the Waiting Alleged in NSW Football
The Journal of Education reports alleged issues with NSW schoolboys weight reducing through Turkish baths and other methods to gain advantage in football. Mr J H Strong, secretary of the Public Schools Athletic Association, notes teams weigh at season start only and vows to address the matter with a formal meeting soon. He also reveals public school sports and display will be on the same day mid September, with the display expected to be the best yet.
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Journal of Education
Strong
Sydney
Melbourne training at Caulfield and Flemington track work
Caulfield and Flemington trainers sent horses to the track with mixed pace. Salerno covered a strong mile and a quarter while Bribery and Portlicht showed steady work. Montreal Maltman Toronto Lass and others did moderate to light sessions as conditions affected early activity.
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Melbourne
Caulfield
Salerno
Athahua
Sternes
Lady Glen
Portlicht
Flemington
Finn
Camus
Ivery
Hacremal
Phartonite
Imin
Montreal
Maltman
Toronto Lass
Faspan
Zaleski
Pioneer Michael M Namara Dies at 71 in Merriwa
The death has occurred at Merriwa of Mr. Michael M Namara aged 71, described as a pioneer of the district. He was a longstanding figure in local affairs and will be mourned by family, friends, and community members. Funeral details are yet to be announced.
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Alps
Napoleon
Italy
Merriwa
Michael M'Namara
A Girl Wife Charged With Breaking And Entering
Amy Frances Ann Sommerville, 17, faced Paddington Police Court on a June 13 breaking and entering charge. She allegedly entered Emily Sommerville’s Victoria Street home, stole a silver watch valued at £23, pawned it in Oxford Street, and admitted to the act. Witnesses linked her husband’s illness and poverty to the crime. The magistrate committed her for trial at the next Quarter Sessions.
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Paddington Polles Court
Amy Frances Ann Sommerville
Emily Sommerville
Victoria Street
Paddington
Thoman Ee
Carta
M’murray
Oxford
Oliver
Oxford Street
E. R. Abigail
Murray
Pasten
Wseastone
Sommerrike
Holland Henry Phipps
Smith
Extending Valentine Lane connects markets in Cow district
Work to link Valentine lane with Thomas street in the Cow markets area is due to start around the end of July. The new fruit vegetable and fish markets will offer facilities for gardeners and dealers and relieve existing traffic congestion along Valentine lane and nearby market approaches.
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Valentine-lane
Thomas-street
Cow
Trasic
Valentine Lane
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Gonfrey Smith
Prescott, Limited
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Peps Pastille Co
Pitt Tireci
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