Overcrowded Poultry Yards Spark Health Probe in Suburbs
Suburban health officials report several notifiable diseases across wards including four diphtheria and one enteric fever case. Inspectors fault lax premises hygiene with poultry kept in crowded yards prompting calls for stricter measures and enforcement to protect public health.
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Redfern
Council of Atranieigality
Ye Council
Golden Grove
Belmore
Giaerich
Abe Yarda
Hown
Reiter van
Metropolia
Leitch
North Western Shearing Outlook in Moree District
Correspondent reports the Moree district will begin general shearing next month despite January losses from Hood. The wool clip for 1900-10 shows a gradual rise with about 50 000 bales dispatched to Sydney and strong output expected from properties like Werrina, Makin, Abedoor, Goonal, Curragundi, and Gingham.
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Moree
Sydney
Queensland
Riterto
Péora
Elehl
Werrina
Makin
Abedoor
Goonal
Collymongle
Bunnie Busia
Curragundi
Gingham
Koaroo
Gamma
Mongie Bundle
Tareslan
Binneay
A Bashful Engineer Questioned On Salary Details In Sydney
The engineer faced questioning before the Lift Attendants' Wages Board in Sydney about a reserve's pay at Messrs W Fartiner and Company's warehouse. He resisted disclosing another employee's recalled salary, prompting the chairman to urge compliance with income tax department norms.
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Sydney
Seong Jon Pleads Guilty On Opium Offense In Water Police Court
Seong Jon of the Changsha crew pleaded guilty to importing 10 taels of opium on June 21. Customs Inspector Donohoe testified about Chinese aboard the steamer, with 1 una of the drug found on Jon. He received a £50 fine plus costs or three months hard labor.
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Seong Jon
Sieamer
Changsha
Donohoe
Jon
Hides Tax Debate Moves to Ministers and Parliament
Rupert writes on a deputation to Mr Tudor at Melbourne urging a one penny per pound export tax on Australian hides. The piece argues such a tax could shift work to tanning in states, increase leather supply, and boost employment while risking lower hide prices and harm to the meat and pastoralist sectors.
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Rupert
Wursrs
Tudor
Malbourne
Australia
Mar. Tudor
London
America
Maxamont
Ameriea
England
Argentina
Australlas
Imber
Ex Commodore Dempster Hosts Ancient Mariners Night
Mr and Mrs Dempster of Prince Alfred Yacht Club invite League of Ancient Mariners to a July 15 gathering at Moora-atrast club rooms. Guests will be entertained with a first class programme prepared by Mr Dempster.
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M. Dempster
Prince Alfred
Retiring clergyman recalls long service and parish work
After 40 years in the church, Rev. Manning describes a life of service from Guadagal to St Silas Botany and St Michael’s Canterbury. He helped build churches, earned degrees in Sydney, led the Tress Manning Home project, and plans to continue ministry in Woolwich with reduced duties.
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Adelony Crossing Plate
Juriong
Barker
St. Silas
Wewwrloo
St Matthew's
Botany
Rhureh
Sydney University
Manning
Barry
Cook's River
Tempe
Anbry
Saymarer Smith
Bt. Michael's
Fiinderwatreet
Ani
T. Tress
Strathmore
Glebe Point
Avona
Tress-Manning
Dr. Manning
Woolwich
Sydney
Island mail service inaugurated with Mavinga steamer
The Mavinga of Burns Philp land Mail Line left Sydney on Friday to Papua inaugurating the island mail service. Sir Joseph Carruthers toasted the enterprise and noted Burns Philp has eight or nine steamers in the trade. Captain Craig took command of the Mating.
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Mavinga
Burns, Philpland
Sydney
Papua
Mesara
Burns, Philp, and Company
giaWatics
New Guinea
Australia
Burns
Adam Forsyth
Craig Ban
Matung
Rich coal lease develops near Cees nock under SA Government offer
A 117 acre coal lease near Cees nock, recently offered to the South Australian Government, is being rapidly developed by Mears A Surdden and Company. Sinking a main shaft to 1240 ft, with a six million gallon dam, the site adjoins Abermath and Aberdare Galleries. A proposed Northern line railway via Cockle Creek would shorten routes to Newcastle and Sydney, aiding coal transport. Brickmaking clay deposits on site will support brickworks, with Meckitale Commel pushing government action.
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Ceesnock
Mears, A. Surdden and Company
Abermath
Aberdare Galliery
Cockle Creek
Sydney-Newrasile
Newcastle
Sydney
Beading Firms Face Imported Weathers and Styles Probe
A distorted report notes that a beading manufacturer in Australia faces scrutiny as customers at Lociema use imported weathers and tools. It mentions Minshan Brothers and tests of cutting tools, with references to factory sites and a written directive.
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Khel Wecceas Ab
Austraile Ie
Lociema
Minshan Brothers
Comets Coh
Scott's Expedition to the South Pole Interview with J A Thomson
An interview with J A Thomson the New Zealand geologist selected to join Captain Scott on the forthcoming South Pole expedition. Thomson discusses education in New Zealand and Oxford, work with gold geology at Kalgoorlie, and expectations for the polar journey and crew, including Shackleton's influence and the possible timing of the departure from New Zealand.
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Graraifan
Tilmmelf
Biatory
J. A.thomson
Captain Scott
South Pole
Ankrelius Nywa
Thomson
Tor
New Zealand
Oxford
Osford
St Jonne College
Aton
Kalgoorlie
Maclaren
Miniaegrologiat
Rss
Tart
Tsuawirder
Ernest Shackleton
Beart
Shackletos
Mator Aldue
Norway
Siisckleton Alga
Miteem
Alzteen
Victoria Land
Boott
Edward
Thomain
Shackleton
Scott
Soadi
Soadi Affeen Montha
Benelong Point Wharf Will Endanger Harbor Traffic
A public notice argues against building a wharf at Benelong Point Circular Quay. Officials warn it would worsen harbor safety by narrowing views for ferries and obstructing routes to Watsons Bay Manly Mosman Bay and Neutral Bay.
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Benelong Point
Soma Typica
Pubillc Offica
Barber
Circular Quay
Tno
Harhat
Narbur
Watson's Bay
Manly
Mosman Bay
Neutral Bay
Milson's Point
Perry
Mith
Obstructing Ferry Traffic Charged at Water Police Court
John Williams, magier of the Mata Fam, faced Water Police Court for breach of harbor regulations by guiding his vessel toward Circular Quay and blocking the Leal team ferry. The court noted attempts to moor at Philp and Company’s Wharf, with traffic impeded and no passing space on the west side. A fine of £10 plus costs or one month’s imprisonment was imposed.
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John Williams
Aicamer Mata- Fam
Water Police
Circular Quay
Ehioh
St Baron, Philp, and Company
Circular Guay
Amd A
Ber
Laval
Mieath
Redfern Bowling Club Rent Debate at City Council
At a council meeting Alderman Holden proposed raising the Redfern Bowling Club rent to £5 per year to fund park upkeep. Arguments cited park improvements and the club’s limited land area while opponents, led by Alderman Howe, questioned the need for an increase. The motion failed seven to four after lengthy discussion.
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Redfern Towing Club
Redfern Council
Yoopark IE
Benefett
Howe
Merlven
Evurvona
Leitch
Lmn
Trent
Daley
Molden
Tvory
Nons
Howa
Dearia
Jasace
Brierey
Gorton
Spearman
Lette
Mazur
Amateur Sporting Federation holds annual meeting in Sydney
At the Sporta Club Hunter street Sydney the Amateur Sporting Federation held its annual meeting with many representatives. The main business was rule changes and officer elections. New quorum rule set at one third of members. Officers elected include President James Taylor and Vice Presidents Horstman and Arnold.
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Sporta. Club
Hunter-street
Sydney
Daw
Taxley Broalde
Tuitt
Dae. Taylor
Vica-Pramidants
Horstman
Bon. Ser
and. Treamirer
A. G de L. Arnold
Cnministee
Mensre
Colquhoun
Cargil
Diversity Sports Union
Mmailan AT
Shah Vate
Fhm Association
Tyel
Tne
League
Settler Trek to Queens Land in Difficult Journey
A Morna correspondent describes a settler from Gulgong heading north to secure a lease inland with favorable terms. He travels with his wife and children in a wagon drawn by cattle as they move toward the Northern State.
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Morna
Seisior
Gulgong
Bunwlin
Childres
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