Prisoners' Aid Association Report Praises Reforms and Jobs
New South Wales Prisoners' Aid Association held its annual meeting presided by the Governor in the Lady Mayoress room. The year ended with 347 applications received and 83 first offenders and 34 second offenders helped into employment or resettlement. only 4 percent reconvicted. The council secured 72 ex-prisoners steady work, aided by 246 pounds 378 shillings 14 pence in benefits and bail. The report notes the program reduces crime, with government and public support crucial to broader reform.
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Murry Rawson
Socasion Belog
Wil
Prisoners' Aid Association of
New South Wales
Statv
Grobatie
Sad TV
Ttn
Assisinbes
Uae
Shawigh
Giaypuvante
Bern
Oly
Cecily Durien
Counci
Central Police Court
Wairr
Tootsala
Oficera
Waxalos
Us Little Bay
Ale Jota Juehes
MLC
Vicw
Executive Council
BP Amid
Thay
I Vite Fathers
Ols
Moby
Foguinene
Peiscny Department
Zial
CG. Wade
Max
Pete Oren
Uisfforiz
Cmd
Ermgwchs
Laree
Prison reform talk and thanks at annual meeting
The report was adopted and Mr Justice Gohen moved to thank the council and ladies committees for their services. Summary of officers and committee listed. Speakers urged humane treatment of prisoners and noted shifts in public attitude toward inmates, with remarks by Sir Henry Stephens and Archbishop Kelly.
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Justice Gohen
Hugh. Bisson
Wm. Robson
MLC
A. R. Minter
E. Sitner Stephen
Boyce
Geoffrey E Pairfas
J. Macarthur Onslow
Jamies Urns
J. Brownie
Alroy M. Cobra
A. Id
Collins
Mla
Owen Cox
EA. Diogu
J. K. Ducker
J. Russel French
M. Mamillow
Henry Stephes
Hugh Dison
Archbishop Kelly
Billiards match report Inman vs Lindrum at Queen's Hall
Melbourne Inman trails Fred Lindrum in a 1 000 UB match at Queen's Hall with Lindrum leading 2001 to 102 at close of afternoon session and best breaks listed. Markers tournament results include Farther beating Eraser 60 to 21 and Moore beating Boyle by 1 as Monday night fixtures announced.
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Lindrum
Toma
Messrs, Welton and
Smith's
Cuatle- Feagh-street
Eydner
Dan Eraser
M'teed
T. Boyle
P. Hamilton
Turf Notes From Canterbury Park Meeting Nominations Close
Owners must nominate by Monday to Canterbury Park for the July meeting on July 11 at Newenatls Jockey Club. Six events offer 700 sovereigns in prize money with the Orange Cup named for the winter meeting and a £100 prize fund from De Watson of the Orange sportsman. A mare named Funny died after galloping incident at Remington.
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W. L. Davis
Canterbury Park
Tule
Remington
W. Miller
de, Watson
Orange Jockey Club
Newenatls Jockey Club
Boxing heats at the Gaiety Club tonight headline
Sullivat and Manley meet in a 20 round heat at the Gaiety Club with a proposed food battle moving forward. Davis and Hinekey provide the preliminary.
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Sullivat
Manley
Davis
Hinekey
Woman's Budget A Summer of Reading and Ideas
The July 2 issue promises a lively Woman's Budget with first class reading. Sybli contributes Winter Blouses and What To Wear, Adventures of Geraldine Joy features Topsy, and Hog rides offer The Story of Lohengrin.
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Sybli
Geraldine Joy
Japan
Lohengrin
Dine
Buttercup
Wmder
Dorothy
Vale Cottage
Bankruptcy court records voluntary sequestrations Nowra man
Trier Wilson a maintenance man from Nowra and a former roadie is listed in voluntary sequestration records. The notice names official assignees Mia Mace Scott Archibald Scott of Be Clanaley House Point Clare and staff member L. T. Lo. A Melbourne district court justice, Charles Goldspink, JP, was fined five pounds with seven pounds seven shillings costs for witnessing an application for a postal vote not in accordance with federal rules.
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Trier Wilson
Nowra
Ontraiior
W. M Palmer
Mia Mace Scott
Archibald Scott
Clanaley House
Point Clare
Meas Goxford
Mith
Melbourne
Charles Goldspink
Voice Of The People Letters On Gardiner And Public Works
Readers debate Mr Gardiner in Australia and his alleged fraud charge, plus criticism of Victoria state actions and NSW Woollahra street repairs. Carlingford Line issues and rail delays draw protest, while a Sydney reader condemns jail for poverty linked to a stranded French priest.
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Gardiner
FB. W. L
FL. Gardiner
Australia
Redfern Post Office Expansion Move Heads To Purchase
The Redfern postal and telephone service has outgrown the current building. Postmaster-General has approved buying a site adjoining the post office on Redfern Street after council conveyance. Council sets price as reasonable to proceed with the purchase.
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Redfern
J. C. Watson
Streel
Drice
Melbourne Robberies: Austrian in Custody Linked to Thefts
Police report an Austrian in custody linked to a string of South Melbourne and other area robberies. Investigations trace stolen items including keys revolvers and jewelry to various break ins. Authorities consider charges for burglary and immigration violations as cases unfold.
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Melbourne
South Melbournd
Lamedale
Panton
Rinan
Ainos Mada
Dicoviey Ia
Mmumbur
John Bridge and Co Company Circular Promotes New Directors
A damaged circular from John Bridge and Company outlines appointing Alderman Allen Taylor and others as directors. It notes board expansion, aims to strengthen management of wool operations, and mentions existing directors including J A Bridge (chairman) and J I Joepe, with archival references to Melbourne and Sydney entities.
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Mesara
John Beidge
Coimpaty, Limited
Fyrmant
Dartieg Harbor
Ciroviar Quay
Alderemen Allen Taylor
Sydney
Ing Mderman Arithr M
Avetra- Mk
New Zealand
Jae Sonnel
Bem
Ho Hustnene
Clue
Vtaiekr
Mtunda In-Tay
Cipala
Tarure
Albania
Mums
Atarwnew Bridge
Olmak
Danr
Leanasg
Manning
Beth Meula
Cork
Gris
Anurbor
Etnrky
J. A. Bride
Leblie G
Ines Ererarsh
Joseph I. Jtaepe
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Station State Event
Fragmented readable phrases describe Station State with names Marden Brathern and Ti G. Mallia along with mentions of a count of 4000 trees and a very wallataatory incident. Potential references to Meesim and Aan an are unclear. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Marden Brathern
G. Mallia
Annan
Triass
Arn There Then Pew That Re gavalt
A fragmented item references a piano compilation and a local figure tied to Lowder street area and Kenmple, with uncertain details about delivery or an event titled Arn There Then Pew That Re gavalt.
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Kenmple
Taba
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T. Hughes
Turf Notes
Bankruptcy Court
Voice OF the People
Samme
Addrees
Judeinis
Whitson
Victoria
Victori
Interstate Commission
Watson
Ax Viessrin
Dinty Woollahra
Bes
Sydarp
Bis Comurke
Loweslihy
Tushimane
Woollahra
Ocranabroek
Waverley-roat
Tn Woollahra
Corporation
Carlingford
Sarlingford
Ashield
Burwood
Strathfield
Strathfeld
Clyde
Syaney Atear
Parramatta
Evening News
Decauar’ Aos
Vich-Regal Pot
WIENS
Byeciag
Iicteanirest
Gala Ehreeers
Fakin
The
Aame
John Bridge and Coo
Werash
Backadder
Tulson
fAtsce Company
Navy
Lorn
H. Magnus
Oxford Street
Paddington
Paddington Public
B. Stone
Huck & Sulalogny
A, Hall & Company Cpst Chorteat
A. Dardern and Bang
Meteors
Hall
Swiater
Guy Canningss
Pett Partiedleiy
Reades
Rowley
Victoria Markets
der Eimey
Lepicconis
Arcuyy
Amimicas
Aha
Marines
Wien
Haven
Cireelar Quay
Pet Sane Grustes
EF Kiaa
Ney Alan
Acy Tye
Buti Hasare Ce
DSW
Sir Wits
Ines Dare
Sachin Daearae
Patt
Walter Senaforum
Devedesi
Germale
Standart Pinseferis Weilkins
GPO
Sydens
Mio
Jane River
Ebrtae Tadeo
Laland
Queranlaos
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