Builders boom in Sydney area and rising wages noted
Building trades across Sydney and suburbs show brisk activity with many new projects including warehouses and housing. Wages for skilled tradesmen have risen, with carpenters, bricklayers, plasterers and plumbers receiving higher pay and more regular work, despite some sectors facing coal and brick shortages amid broader federation era growth.
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Odors from Noxious Trades Threaten Alexandria Health
Officials investigated persistent noxious odors from local digester works in Alexandria. Hydrogen fumes and soot escaped through defective doors, affecting residents from Medtern to Kenetegton. The Medical Officer urged prosecutions under the Noxious Trade Act to curb offensive nuisances and protect public health.
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Erekinevilly
Newtown
Rusdwich
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Seaith
Savrstine
Loo Municipal
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Fire Brigades Act Apportionment and Return Penalties
The Fire Brigades Board requires councils in multi municipality districts to return annual rateable values and improved capital values for apportioned contributions under the Pure Municipal Act. Penalties up to £3 per day apply for late returns and £100 for material false returns, with July as the filing deadline unless otherwise notified.
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Tie
Freemuream
Bate
Seein Fesgeets
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Getting on the Municipal Roll in Manly
Alderman Donovan urged reform to include rent paying tenants on the municipal roll, arguing current rules disenfranchise many residents. He cited differences between city and suburb practices and urged cooperation with neighboring councils. Alderman Ogilvy seconded the motion and it passed.
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Denevan
Donovan
Secu
Tom
Manly
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Ogilvy
Paddington Liberal Meeting for candidate Oakes
Supporters of Mr Cc OW Oakes M L A, the Liberal candidate for Paddington, will meet this evening in the Paddington Town Hall banquet room to discuss campaign matters.
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M.L.A
Paddington
Paddington Town Hall
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Sleeping arrangements and beauty brands in old advert
Experience teaches that nothing soap feature tiring personal cleanliness and the health and beauty of the ehin as Pears Soap. This is in contestable pote by the experence of 19 years, and the ay of six generations of celebrated beauties. The most perfect sleeping arrangement ever invented Lethe Ma treasures and Lethe Wire Couches. Sold everywire.
Wood and Coal Yards Employers' Wages Board Case
Evidence closed for claimants with unions and respondents in Water Police Courthouse. Witnesses described yard work from 6 am to 6 pm, casuals and truck drivers, safety, pay, and competition from railcars. The board debated including small yards and ruled Ness section excluded, with possible later penalties if cited.
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Mudgee Case Slander Suit against Constable Fails
Terence Hobliewun sues Henry William Edwards a Mudgee livery stable keeper over alleged slander by a New South Wales constable. The case, heard in Sydney after delays, ends with a verdict for the defendant as the jury finds no defaming conduct and the plaintiff seeks only expenses. The judge criticizes the transfer of the case from Mudgee district court to Sydney.
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Bureau's Post Ofice Hotel, Mutiges, and Fren the Fe Time Geelated the Meenser
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Tn Lis
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Wayne and Duesbury Appointed Directors of ABC Limited
Messrs John C Wayne and John W Duesbury have been appointed as directors of the Aerated Bread Company Limited. The move expands the company’s governance as it continues to operate in the baking sector.
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John W. Duesbury
The
Aerated Bread Company, Limited
Industrial Disputes Act inspections debated by union official
Industry observers and the secretary of a large union clash with the Industrial Disputes Act. The Industrial Registrar W G C Addison refutes claims that inspectors lack power or that unions control time and wages inspections. He explains inspectors act on reasonable grounds and that unions may aid by supplying facts to support enforcement.
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Dr Sheldon Gin Pills Said To Cure Lumbago and Kidney Trouble
An 82 year old caller from Newtown NSW reports five years of back pain and kidney troubles. After doctor care and failing relief she credits Dr Sheldon’s Gin Pills with curing her lumbago rheumatism and kidney issues, claiming no back pain since using the remedy. The ad-like piece promotes the pills with prices 1/6 and 2/6 and urges others to try for quick cures.
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Hordern Etreet
Newtown
Hidney
Dr. Sheldon
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Sheldon
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