Fishing Notes From Jamet Coral Quay Tonight
Jamet Coral Quay notes fishers reports of whiting and bream catches at Woy Woy and Hawkesbury coast. Reports recount Kingfish Billy at Manly Pier, plentiful tailor and Spanish mackerel nearby, and a busy season with many boats angling from Middle Harbour to Port Jackson.
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Jamet
Quay
Ponder
Fay
Llawkessary
Darigg
Rocky
Tame
Kbe Speer
Rod Bruberry
Ranaret
Gerling
Depracwile
Pary Jackson
Malaya
le Cope
Sue Rambler
Wing
Kempsay
TLS Praterocaat
Rastain
Funahe Reid
Sibi
T. Mit- Hoel
Subutt
S. White
J.ehh
Cen
Patroel
At the
SaLuun
Speer
Liermivters Seyehes
Cronulla
Bakrrmees
Achnapper
Sehnapee
Norwood
nismAeal
Harragouta
Blackfan
AFA
Hawkesbury
Leon
Rogers
Rose Hay—Oeh
Sym
la Perouse
Blackfon
Wewon
May Lang
Menty
Trevally
Parramatta River
Lloyd
Easeway
Schoapper
Smatitel
Rabie Burns
Perth
Clinde Chapman
Drunk Dairyman Walter Maker Faces Court in Cleveland Street
In Cleveland Street, Walter Maker, a dairyman, was charged with being drunk and driving a horse sulky in a manner endangering public safety. Jama Byrne faced charges for resisting the constable after urging Maker to resist police, with both cases heard together. Maker pleaded not guilty. Byrne pleaded guilty to inciting resistance. Witnesses described Maker intoxicated and driving erratically. Byrne intervened, leading to a scuffle. Maker fined £6 plus two months imprisonment. Byrne fined £5 or two months for incitement. Justice Donardsen indicated mercy but upheld penalties.
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Walter Maker
Central Pollos Court
Cleveland Strest
Hussey
George-Strept
Suruunly
Narronger
Jama Byrne
Charest
Maker
Maker Pleaded Not Guilty To All Charson
Byrne
Cleveland-strest
Towes
Maker Sand
Conley
Witoers
Eaul
Miker
Donardsen
Drolescu
Gant
George-street
Hussay
Ruling on Woods Case Highlights Charitable Context and Juror Pity
An appeal at Darllaxharet Sessions concerns Woods who faced sentencing for theft from Stevid Jones Limited. The court noted Woods had chronic gastritis and imprisonment would harm her health, with testimony urging mercy as she is sole support of a feeble mother.
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Jndee Rogers
Woosa
Aix Menthe
Stevid Jones
Tun Airectare
Woods
Brandan
Chance
Sbe
Ake
Beitnr
Kin House
Sisters Cummings Fined For Late Night Tram Fare
Esther and Mo A Cummings, residents of Albert Street Redfern, were charged in the Central Police Court with failing to pay tram fare on a May 24 late night trip. Conductor Kemp identified them as the offenders after they offered shillings for fare and provided false addresses. The magistrate fined them 10 shillings plus costs, noting similar prior incidents.
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Esther
Mo A. Cummings Deosstoakers
Albert-stroet
Krdfern
Aumaous
Central Pollen Court
Lo. Spector Wig
Tramway Department
Havite
Kemp
Redfern
Willsstreet
Ye West
Inshorter Kelly
Tramways
Kemn
Teeallnd
Impertinent conduct charged at Balmain Police Court
William Addin, 22, a laborer, faced Balmain Police Court on charges of drunken public disturbance and indecent language at the Dilliard room on Darling Street and in police cells on Little Darling Street. He pleaded not guilty, was admonished by Magistrate Mr Smithers, and remanded. He was later fined 25 or two months for the language in public and remanded on the other two charges.
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William Addin
Balmain
Darling-Street
Addis
Smithers
Aca
Labor League aims to unite for federation in Australia
A fragmentary report outlines goals of a federation style Labour movement across Australia. It discusses union objectives, industrial ownership, productive means, and cooperative socialism. The material references a national framework, socialist principles, and calls for unified action among workers and unions.
After the Dance at APB Town Hall Riot Arrests
Two youths, Samuel Praise and Gyoree Tait, were among partygoers at an APB Town Hall dance. A disturbance led to a fight as bystanders intervened and police escorted the combatants to the station. At the Ashley Court, they were charged with riotous behaviour and each received 16 AT cores.
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Samanl
Gyoree Tait
Marna
Waite
Howewr
Caneialiio
Aiselair
Beterahor
LAXO-TONE PILLS Claim Headache Cure
A fragmentary clipping asserts Laxo Tone Pills cure headache with a note about the nineteenth amendment and a cryptic phrase What the fou. The Evening News in New South Wales is described as a widely read reliable paper with a tremendous readership.
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New South Wales
Australia
City Council debates street rail plans amid smoke nuisance protests
The Solner Vy council meets to review street railway improvements and a coal smoke nuisance complaint. Mayor Wie Vereldsel leads talks as officials weigh enforcement against polluters and community concerns, with Usher and other officials present.
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Hef
Gewien Sravteien
Wanker
Solner
Maray East Wiehier
Cite Council
Amerscin Taamey
Fulcream
Lemerten
Awemnan Lave
Allerman
Unclear historical notes on Sydney weather and events
Fragmentary 19th century diary style entries describe snow in Sydney and stray references to dates in June and July. The text notes unusually cold conditions, minor incidents, and scattered mentions of people and places, but lacks coherent events or verifiable specifics.
Bankruptcy Court Sequestration Proceedings and Examinations
In the bankruptcy proceedings creditors petitions are heard with voluntary sequestration and examinations under SECTION 30. Witnesses were examined and two examinations completed. Names include Wied Loy and others from West Wallsend Timora and Mesos with official oversight by Mr FW Ling.
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Guniber Ripnica
Patten
Takao
Thistas Kinverrd
West Wallsend
Sir We. Loy
Overal Asalzies
Frederick George Locheig Hoeyper
Timora
FW. Ling
Pedestrian Sentenced in Melbourne Theft Case
At the City Court, Frank Williams, a young man, faced larceny by picking and pocketing at Her Majesty's Theatre entrance on June 1. Claiming to be a professional pedestrian, he stated he came to Melbourne from Armidale. He received a three month sentence.
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Melbournee
Chy Court
Frank Williams
Majerty's
Armidale
Fish Hawkers Licences At One Shilling A Year
Redfern Council faced a debate over removing the hawkers licence fee while Alderman Gorton and Aldermen Batchelor and Holden sparred over the poverty of hawkers and government control. The council aimed to curb street trading under local authority rule, opposing the spread of illicit sales and imposing stricter supervision. The motion failed amid disagreements on benefit to hawkers and revenue.
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Redfern Council
Rawbery
Gorton
Jesaes
Rey
Heras
Alderaan
London Produce Sales Dalgety and Company reports
Dalgety and Company Limited transmit a London house cable dated May 25 comparing prices with last auction results. Encodings show slight advances in value for items at the auctions including clothing skins and crossbred hides. Wallaby and Australian native bear skins moved lower by a small percentage, while other items remained materially unchanged.
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Dalgety and Company. Limited
London House
Abeopskins
Salem
Wallaby
Thorn in Barbed Wire Case Highlights Convictions
A youth mob at a land plot known as HL Bolery Cricket Ground formed a ring and pressed through a fence as Thompson Thorne and others allegedly teased and chased a crowd. Thorne denied involvement but was convicted and sentenced to imprisonment.
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Rome
Wallet
Sewryne
Sewryne Fellow Court For Ylayiit Tegator Stepuulic Place of Canobolimrecy
Hilers
Thorn
Ray
Meeting of Oyster Growers at George's River Struts Hotel
A meeting of oyster growers convened by circular at Struts Hotel discussed the impact of the Local Government Act on the oyster trade in George's River. Delegates urged councils and Parliament to reduce rate burdens and protect production, noting oysters valued around £5000 and future market prospects as stocks recover.
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George's River
Struts Hotel
Aking Xinpa
Swatueon
Wade
Bwamnson
Magistrate's Complaint in Water Poison Case Messy Court Proceedings
A magistrate's complaint arose in a water poison case at the Water Poison Court. Mr Mant of the Grown Law Offes spoke of attendance and prior arguments, while Mr Warnott urged opposition. The defence was presented by counsel amid legal questions, with a brief Crown case and testimony by a sub-inspector.
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Mant
Grown Law Offes
Warnott
Anb
Ezorle
Mr. Harnett
Port Phillip Pilotage Debate for American Fleet Arrival
A Melbourne discussion among pilots on charging pilotage dues for guiding the American fleet into Port Phillip Bay. Authorities reportedly consider offering services free of charge with the Marine Board to decide collectively. Further information is expected in coming days.
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Port Phiip Bay
Vic
Marins Board
Leichhardt Tram Service Inquiry Delayed by Council
Leichhardt residents have long complained about tram service. The council seeks interviews with Railway Commissioners after a letter from district member A Carmichael. Carmichael says Johnson promised first consideration when more power is available, but aldermen remain unsatisfied.
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Leichhardt
Usve
Tietpeltee
A. Carmichael
Carpichart
Johnson
Latchhard
Sean Jane
New Beacon at Millers Point
A garbled report describes construction and growth at Millers Point focusing on a new beacon, wharf work, and local happenings. The muddled text mentions Elliott Benson and Sam W amid references to infrastructure and population shifts, but specifics are unclear.
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Millers Point
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Billy
Stead
Dairyman
David Jones
Margaret Woods
Political Labor
Firiabose
Abelengus
UgtLing
General de Mara
Ueaden
Productiog
Vieinela
Saoury
Werner
Groom
Gower
Leslie Hayes
Thames Laskey
Nicaolad
Mausordl
Urwas
Etzom
Wielsiedlin
Witsewa
Hint Sayen
Japan
Ormpeny
Manaee
Aveyraten
Lianet
Ipriko’ Maehin
Honsiind Menils Adwalie
Elewser Klcentam
Flonekans Tre Saliney
Melbork
Avie Pyljce Csurt
Charlee Wim Troiekt Winitary
MuhseiprAllny
Avrdem
Matthew Mond
Hedewe
Wupsamry Sanitary
Ashfyrt
Wien
Lange
John Hunter and Son, Ltd
Cubase
Goulburn
Seturday
Dia Wick
Everal
Angelishte
Sydney
Ben Tezlind
Rhs Magrnat
Curren
Thureeay
Tunkiay
Iohabuinnte
Thinnes
Pal Sanelalt
Meyer
Sidney
Steen
Tire Farm
Bankruptcy Court
Willtutt Buret
Willam Probst
London Produce Sales
OF Oyster Growers
Port Phillip
Al-Vista
Euane
Elin Sloat
Diab Masitacharad
Mathriala
Ana
NEW Catalin
ACT Harrington & Co., Ltd
VEST
Pear
MT Tet
Rvacd
Cairo
Arthur T. Pitrar
Oxford Street
Pitt Street
Opments Ciel
Westing
I, Juleff and Son
Rediera Flere Were
Welle AT
Eas
Ely
Gayatt Ant
Ans Tq House Furnishers
Oxford Square
Oxford-street
Paynes
Zur Shasora
Scowerer
FAV
Darcier
Ara Hegan
Mirsachin
Stine Aerl
Newbie
E. & L. Burgin’s Commercial School
Savings Bank Chamber
Striret
Central
Pastemada
Panmastorra
Comforbie
S & LD
Leichhardt Tram Service
Erin
Sipel
Florence Young
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