Remarkable Anna Browne Case Promotes Clements Tonic
A domestic hardship narrative highlights anemia and debility among women and praises Clements Tonic as a remedy. A patient, Edith Browne of Mt Vernon, reports long illness and recovery after trial with several doctors and the tonic, urging other women to consider it for poor blood and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury
Axabe Saya
D. Glasscock
J.P
Ade
Anthine
Baxidne
Ahaklee
Clements Tonle
Clements
Fire at Weatherrae street Kogarah caused by child play
W D Simpson reports a fire at Weatherrae street Kogarah started by children playing with a match. Earlier reports described only slight damage due to embers falling from a copper fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Simpson
Weatherrae-street
Kogarah
Toesiey
Fruit from Hobart and council resignation amid ship operations
Twiddars Parker's steamer Westralia reached Sydney from Hobart with ISM cases and 746 half-cases of fruit. During the Fetlessing of the Dutch steamer Van Bplibargen at Newton Island, 250 tons of oil fuel were rattinsged. Aldermes James M'Canney representing East Ward tendered his resignation to the Alemmandria Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twiddars Parker
Westralia
Sydney
Hobart
van Bplibargen
Newton Island
James M'Canney
Eaat
Alemandria Counzell
Sydney meeting calls for reforms in Australian frozen meat trade
A Sydney Chamber of Commerce gathering at the Royal Exchange heard that current methods of preparing frozen meat for export to London require improvement. Speakers including A F Robinson and A Kidman urged inquiry and set up a committee of exporters insurers and shippers to report after Monday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Sydney Chamber ‘of Commerce
Royal Exchange
Pitt-street
Littlejohn
Sydney
Messra
A. F. Robinsow
A. Kidman
J. Ayers
W. A. ‘Bann
Snd
R. Felton
Deast
Ami
Mesura
A. F. Rovinson
Messrs. Hogg, Robinson, and Company
Alexander
N.S. Fruit Food and ‘Log Company
T. C. Bowie
Menora
John Cook and Company
Pelton
Queensland Insurance Company
Andrew
Orient
Company
L. Mitchell
Dominion Insurance Company
Wilshire
Pastoral Finance Association
Evers
B. Richards
Megsra, Dalgety and Company
W. A. Bown
Toongabbie Railway Accident Report
A coroner’s inquest at Parramatta examined the death of Mrs Lucy Thomas, knocked down near Toongabbie Hallway Station on June 17. Injuries included skull fracture, facial wounds, a shattered left arm, and a leg fracture with a severely damaged foot. Witnesses described seeing her step onto the ballast as the Tadman tram approached. driver John Young tried to stop the train but could not avert the collision. Deceased’s son and other witnesses viaed the tragic event. The verdict returned was accidental death with no railway fault found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta
Love
S.M
Lucy Thomas
Wals Uear Toongebbie
Brown
John Young
Blacktown
Toonganble
Toongabble
Warner
Tha Moman
Arthur Payne, Sremas
Atadak Mecéuaod
James Arthur Thomas
Toongabble Station
Suise
Toe Falls
Bankers institute lecture on the Factors Act and documents
Mr F A Rijseeth MLA barrister delivers a talk at the Institute of Bankers lecture on the Factors Act and principles of documents of property and bond warrants. The address honors local merchants and Gis employees with opening remarks and appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rijseeth Mla
Entrants Race at Victoria Park Weakened by Tragedy
Rosebery meeting attracts entrants drawn by H Cobcroft with J Underhill in charge. A leading mare died after a fall in the Fourteen Hands event, while Frenchy and Pomme featured in exciting runs. Training notes include Saunders at Ceylon and Kenya connections. Grofoax and Tatterdomalion ship to Melbourne as entries loom for July 7 meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebery
J. Underhill
Ivaling-Place
Handa
Rane
le- Ann
Kenaizston
Berns
A. Norrie
MH Saunders
Freneau
Associated Racing Club
Keapington Marling
Pretchy
Encourage Stukoe
F. Fielder
Ald
Frenchy
Pomme St Kensington
Welcome Trist
V.R.C. Baldoo
Cormaboree
A. Warris
Bette
Astoria
Sydney
Melbourne
Schneider
Philatel i
New Zealanders Beat Queensland In Veluen Match
The New Zealanders defeated Queensland by 27 points to 1% in a Veluen match at Brisvann na Wedavalay after noon. Lineups include Luscombe Boot Farns worth and Marker i8outh Bynes. Manager Mr dag Dickie to oversee the New South Wales selectors for upcoming matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Brisvann Na Wedavalay
Ad Pois
Newtown
North Quesnatand
Ryde
Emanuel
Bede
Arakineville
Adama
Double Bay
Walker
Lice
Thompson
Thew
Garden
Burwood
Messenger
Deane
Ryds
Haddon
Hurstville
Morehouse
Erskineville
South African Association Cricket Tour Details Released
The AE at Adiéumned meeting outlines a South African Association cricket tour against Blaryletone Club with eleven matches and three tour fixtures. The squad includes amateurs and light professionals, leaves England in mid November, and plays in Durban Capetown and Johncurshure with a four thousand pound guarantee and Marylebone providing several matches. The tour begins in Capetown on December 4 and runs through March next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South African Association
England
Alx Amateure Amt
Johncurshure
Nos
Durban
Capetown
Cunranter
Marylebong
Rifle Shooting Meet Attracts Notable Competitors
Nash dominated the rifle shooting event at the Chale meeting, with participants including Manly Chub eld two weeks later. Trophies were awarded, and Sir BiernaL magne She presented the championship medal to J. P. Gorene. The meet featured many named shooters such as W. A. Rage Peverkin and K. Wombey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be. Nash
W. A. Rage
Ase
Peverkin
Hi. Webt
A. Iied
Local Committee Names List Amid Mixed OCR Fragments
A fragmentary OCR list shows Berchmors Cortes Quantock Sintuas Rabesese and others linked with names like Meaway Purcell Woods Brmsluck and Badnsington. Several titles appear, including secretary and general committee roles, but the text is garbled and leftovers obscure full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berchmors
P. Cortes
W. Quantock
J. Sintuas
A. A. Rabesese
CW. Meaway
D. Purcell
Wet
Woods
Brmsluck
Gaa
Mellen
Epaia
Gaa Badnsington
Ban
D. ¥. Strong
Mr. Adrian
Col
J. Woolland
Goss
Obscure Bowls Row Lists Players and Scores
A fragmented bowling page lists players including Taylor Hopkins Walker Raf Robey Monian Lawrench and Purves with various scores and notes. Mentions venues and multiple surnames such as Rand Hogan Sullog Cromarty Chandler Millett and Banner. The garbled OCR preserves many names but lacks coherent results or dates.
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Ike
Mary
Taylor
Hopkins
Walker
Raf
Robey
Moniain
Lawrench
Bam
Funepios
Rows
Alten
Roe
Badmisgien
Plz
Byroe Teasssiegeonste
TD Rand
Hogan
Jeass
Sullog
Park
Pullbrook
Millett
Penson
Ik Grouck
Clapham
Landen
Melaren
Hoskin
Chalmers Millett
Banner
Cromarty
Chandler
Wallear
Sheather
Weary
Pearlegs Club Elects Officers for Open Road Race
At a Pearlegs Club meeting H M Mackay was named honorary secretary and Hazel as honorary handicapper. Plans cover an annual open road race from Camden to Ashfield on September 4 with total prizes of 60 pounds, first 25 and second 18. The club may run Bathurst to Sydney and other races including Ashfield to Liverpool 7 pounds, Ashfield to Campbelltown 10, Homebush to Penrith 28, Homebush to Windsor 210, plus club championship events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlegs
H. M. Mackay
Hazel
Camsdon
Ashfield
Bydney
Surrey versus Australia dramatic test draw at Leyton
In a high drama Surrey edged Australia with a late burst of skill at Leyton. Ransford and Trumper fell early, but Cane Perrin and Kang kept Surrey in the hunt as the Australians posted 668 and faced a tense chase. Noble and Hartigan featured for Surrey, while Buckenham and Fielder bowled for Australia as the match swung on every ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Leyton
Australia
Esther
Sam
Bosex
Basser
Runa
Cane
Perrin
Ang Ken
Kang
Mowry
Feher
Geereshy
Ccarion
Ransto
Tinaid
Surrey
Masariney
M Ailstat
Carton
Cottar
Whitty
Crewtora
Trumper
Ealigith
Hayse
Sip
Victor Trumper
Sainriney
Mausine
Logwiner
Macartney
Tuahby
Hayes
Rumkley
Sitle
Carter
Amlause
Peenty
Alwaye
Allen
Crawford
Lees
McAlister
TCR
Arus
Thossands
Uma
Marylebone
C. Tonto
Mucrecdud
Otiatalog
Ageium
Buchsnbam
Hartigan
Wan
Bartsley
Neve Beng
Thinchabor
Buckeckem
Ag UF
Fortume
Noble
Remirene
Bowral Kia Ora Defeats Mittagong Austral in Mittagong Match
Lawn tennis match at Mittagong saw Bowral Kia Ora win over Mittagong Austral Clubs by one game. Bowral 63 games to Mittagong 60, with Bowral taking 5 sets to 60 games for Mittagong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittagong
Bowral Kia Ora
Mittagong Austral
Bowral
Billiards stars shine as Lindrum and Wels display deft play
In Sydney at Masers Holton and Smiths Hall Castle Reagh Street a large crowd saw Lindrum score 12 000 plus and win with 12 49 percent while Wels posted 79. Lindrum’s break of 324 thrilled spectators and both players showcased expert shots. Also Barkell beat Hoetuts in City Pattern tournament noting upcoming matches including Campbell O Don ell Pick Morton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindrum
Wels
Tatternall
J. Barkell
J Hoetuts
G. Campbell
J. C. O'Donell
Alf. Pick
Morton
New South Wales Amateur Boxing and Wrestling Championships
The New South Wales amateur boxing and wrestling championships continued at the Gaiety Athletic Club, Castlecrag. Wrestling delivered varied results with several forfeits, while boxing featured numerous points decisions and a few forfeits. The event will resume at the Stadium on Saturday afternoon with a full betting card and more rounds to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Gaiety Athletic Club
Castleroagh-chrest
Sydney
Cotter
H. Cowell
W. A. Rash
O- Lacey
Mar- Fay
A. Cowell
H. Caren
J. M'William
Ant
NM. Arundale
J. Wolgan
IL. Plowyr
P Magnus
HJ. White
W. Pyke
J. King
T. Allston
Re Miestmmone
A. Pornier
A. Box
J O'Brien
A. Tirrant
N.S Smith
T. Brien
Tekan
Stadiui
Rishcnitor
Sportn Diub
Fantam
Feather
Demand sparks expansion of Peal River Estate subdivision
The minister announced 400 additional acres for the suburban settlement areas near the Peal River Estate due to high demand. A bullock was unloaded at Fremantle and immediately attacked by about 70 aberkas, with the animal first taken to water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban
Fremantle
Aberka
Anitied
Tape Worm Parred at Little Girl After Taking Neads Shot
The fragmentary report mentions a four foot tape worm and an incident involving a girl after taking a substance named Neadshot TM Worm Pellets, with Akio cited in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Comstock
Neadshot
Akio
Dramatic Test Classic Ends With Narrow Win
A chaotic innings near the end sees unusual misfields and bold bowling as ACN C. clinches victory by three wickets. Macartney shines with sharp fielding and a striking run of clean catches while the crowd reacts to controversial moments surrounding adjournment and pace of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuore Wall
M-Alistar Wan
Eahee
Wickeia Ward
Victoria
Niles
Leed's
O'Connor
Macartney
Brea
Warthy Godcaker
U Gregory
Wick
Dardaley
Sallinghar Cawent
ACN C
Soves
Self defense talk at Manly Rifle Club meeting
Major Nash urged club members to learn rifle use for self defense amid international tension. He recalled Crimea and warned war could come, stressing readiness and national unity while praising participants for studying to defend Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Nash
MLC
Manly Rifle Club
Argel
Tiread- Doughta
Walf-Defenne
England
Wregent
Germany
Wien
Dairymen Conference Concluded At Grand Central Hotel
The Dairymen conference closed at Grand Central Hotel Clare Street Sydeny with papers read including The Detrrine Latin iy and the Milks Trade by J Graham Albion Park and Conping sad Avraian at Home separated Cream by Mr Throwe Thurriton District Company. Officers were elected led by President H. Minat Hourhurns What-prewMents J Grates Albion Park and Beare TarmworaN secretary and treasurer Myer B. Kenny Singieiosl F Callowarron J Biadetald Woessinck J Gordon erringsnel Ly Crayford Nowra. Astors Mesane Priestly Larcomby and Morris attended. A donation of a silver-mounted tray was presented to Mr Sears after the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operacina Dairy
Ansuchado
Grand Central Hotel
Clarese
Syaney
Sir. J. Graham
al Bion Par
Mir. Throwe
Thurriton District Company
Miss Clare Sheil's Concert Appears Attracting Young Singers
A crowded program features Miss Clare Sheil as a centerpiece with a chorus of young singers. The event showcases arias and choral works shaping a musical evening, drawing local performers and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clare Sheil
Tramway Duplication at Mosman Project Details
A historic note reports a proposed tramway duplication at Mosman with oversight by local authorities and an engineering team led by Aline Wilj. The plan aims to extend tram routes including Nine Mosman Mouset and involves the Tasmanian government, with a decision expected after a council review and public input.
Public Holidays Notice Read and Local Observances
Fragmented OCR text notes holidays and civic observations with garbled place names and dates. Mentions Harbor, Coramhe and Winileaglea digest, with a date pattern and a jury reference. Likely a brief civic notice outlining upcoming days off and observances for the community.
Miss Kate Rooney and July Event Details
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Miss Kate Rooney with scattered names and a July reference. The readable portion is unclear about dates, places, or outcomes, yielding only a garbled record of people and unspecified events.
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Lowe's
Ceylon
Coures
Breight
W. Lowe & CO
Cerebos
Aguet
Rue
Nic
Toongabbie
Institute OF Bankers
Hatiacan
Forvane & Sbeane
Chapmenilestoners
T Hanks
Gis
Sporting
H. Cobcroft
Victoria Park
Jane
Cricket
Bardsley
Boxing and Wrestling
A&a
Hordern
Lagat
A. Sborovderw
George-Stheet
Hatmarket
Dairymen
Eheldons
Aiey Fu
de Sloe
Sylney
Marm
Pipers
Rae
Mosman
Atoaman
Reed Trace
Oo-Nyecars
Holley Coury
Tyas
Aline
Titan
Ae Icuerem
Kate Rooney
Tominato
Rome
Josie
Anand
Bilu Hoates
Persinlentie
Eli
Ant Qowha
Hennie Wutetire
Mo Ougsn
Lev Tabams
Piste Pan
Gympie
R. C. Hagon
Wrig-Street
Orly
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