New South Wales appoints 240 peace commissioners
Acting on Executive Council advice Governor names 240 individuals to the Commission of the Peace across New South Wales. Many are country residents and business figures with addresses listed in Sydney suburbs and regional towns. The long roster includes George Aitken, Alexander Milbourne, Thomas Anderson, Herbert Beegling, and John Banner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Commission of the Peace
New South Wales
Aitken
George Lewis
Mears
Bourke-street
Milbourne
Alexander
Percy Vernor William
Ben "Anderson
Thomas Witllats
Elton-street
West Kempsey
Aston
Mine
Weal
Ocean-street
George Early
Merilla
Danaswe Bailey
Stephen Egerton
Sumangs
Monee
T-Ball
George-street
Baker
George
the Rock
Banner
John William
Billipudgel
Barrett
Philip Franck
Leadville
Bartlett
Richard Charles
Church-street
Parramatta
Beegling
Herbert August
Church Street
Blaxland
Arthur Dudley
Merinbia
Broke
Bligh
Roger Nung William
Bun" Bermagul
Bood
William Dobin Foreman
Kurlong
Hargraves
Booth
William Bracet
Browne
Edward Patrick
Binalong
Bruce
Sage
Cumwork
Brunsdon
Frederick
Wee Wan
Bruntwell
Albert
Hill-street
Lelchhardt
Buckland
Trevor Summers
Pine Ridge
Butler
Thomas Charles
Power Street
Cadell
Charles
Macquarie-street
Dobby
Callador
Thomas Patrick
Plinton
Yotman
Cameron
Cameron, Abert Edward
Broken In
John
Maclean
Clarence Iver
Robert James
Wiseman’s Ferry
Carberry
Herbert Peter
Parson's Creek
Toomecroama
Tumut
Chalmers
James
Wycombe-road
Neutral Bay
Chatieales
Harry
Terrace-street
Newcastle
Cleary
Patrict
Foot
Queen-street
Balrowale
Creagh
Jasper Samuel
CPS
Jus
Musicians and Money Hearings Open on Pay and Terms
The Sydney Wages Board met Monday afternoon to hear claims of professional musicians regarding pay and conditions. Witnesses, including Lieutenant Bentley and conductor of the State Military Band, testified on engagement rates, band funds, and how earnings were allocated among players. The proceeding examined subscription levels, share of profits, and whether remuneration met professional standards as discussions adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mesars
J. Neilson
L. de Green
A. B. O’brien
W. @. Bentley
Dence
GF. Willameon
Willlemsom
Williamson
Lim
Bellerug Hill
Alge
Jess
Williamenn
New Zealand
Appointment List Includes Numerous Names at Brentwood and Beyond
A roster of individuals from Brasbo Wat's Weir Rows bank Lismore Mimmi Belgrave street Kogarah Trentham Spencer road and Toowoomba are slated for appointments subject to the required oaths within six months. The names include Ire Joseph William Warkworth Cyril Wendols John Whiteley David Wilvon Andrew George Alfred Morris Park and Sidney Artivar among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Brasbo
Wat
William
Maman
Wood
George Alfred
Wexura-atreet
Morris Park
Woodward
Sidney Artivar
Rowse Street
Testerfelt
Wyatt
Long ‘View
Arrateh
Paddington Tram Fares Protest Extension Asked
At a Paddington council meeting Aldermen Dillon and Loft led a deputation to ask Railway Commissioners to extend the penny tram section from Darilughars to Ormondest Residents signed a 60 real petition citing benefits to the municipality and vicinity. Signatures on further petitions expected to reach three to four thousand within two weeks. A week delay granted to maximize backing. In another case Reginald Mitchald sues Bernard Joseph Brown over alleged damage at Gloucester premises seeking £55. Court: No. 4 Jury Court Justice Cohen presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
Dillon
Loft
Pemmy
Paddlington
Vinson
Darilughars
Ormondest
Lotts
Tongfelt
Reginald Mitchald
Bernard Joseph Brown
Gloucester
Justice Cohen
No. 4
Gallops Report From Victoria Track Morning Session
The magpie track saw limited fast work with Edna May six furlongs in a minute logser and Britain a steady mile. Many horses completed varied gallops from three-quarters to seven furlongs with times, including Outbreak and Vichla Cross a mile in around six minutes, and Parsee Orcua Byplay and Balgowan among others finishing with brush home. The Shaftesbury team showed good form while rest of field did pace and shorter efforts. Mirrooval Wabga Tarte and Ver railles featured in brisk work as horses across the card logged short sharp outings and longer loops watching pace and conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renin
Edna May
Imin
Lynwood
Chlarite Rao
Parsee
Orcua
Byplay
Balgowan
Gaby
Footpad
Victoria
Ike
Ian Ieck
Bornik
Mirrooval
Imin Sigsec
Microscope
Imig
Flowera
Salspring
Iminesec
Lady Melena
Auimfe
Diabolo
Lont Gambol
Lady Wilde
Muranui
Welcoma
Oriel
Gambol
Neioo
Matt King
Johnson
Cora
My Gun
Furtanate
The Boss Laborers Attract Crowds In Market Street
A morning advertisement in a Sydney newspaper lured unemployed men to George and Market streets by ten. The crowd swelled as more answered the call for laborers at a fuel depot and a store. Rumors spread that many were foaled and some traveled from Woolloomooloo to Devonshire Street in search of the Boss. The incident drew complaints of a trick and a hopeful crowd pressed to meet the organiser among Market Street throng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss
George and
Market Streets
Cima
Crand
Dufthy
Tiwan
Devonshire Street
Woolloomoolon
Devonghire-street
Market-street
Deine
Lamp Explosion Injures Woman at Botany Home
A kermwens lamp exploded at a Botany house on Monday night, badly burning Edith White. She was soaking in flames, neighbors doused the flames and called for help. White was taken to Coast Hospital in serious condition with severe burns. The fire damaged three rooms, two badly affected by fire and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungerong Road
Botany
Edith White
Mra White
Coast Hospital
Every mother should know Chat sake Cough Remedy safety
A claim asserts that Chat sake Cough Remedy is perfectly safe for all users, with emphasis on maternal households. The text provides no verifiable evidence, dates, or sources.
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Ansonia
Waterbury
Auking
Angus & Coote
Watchmakers
Jewellers
Opticians
Royal Arcade
Q.V
Huweond
the Grown Studios
Lipp Pianos
Lipp
Paling’s
McEnery
Webnwet
Beschbeld Hild
Wootts
More J's
High-strest
Lawrence
M'Guiness
Francis
Quarry-strest
Uithao
Millveen
Inverell
M’kay
Enfield
M’keachie
Mexander
Pails
Bompaia
M'Lay
Thomas
Berry
M'Manus
Louie
M 'Master
Wages Board
Ce Department
Croll
Fun
Bungwahl
Croesing
Percy
Rawdon Ialand
Hastings River
Draper
John Edward
Canterbury
Drummond
Wattamandra
Cowrs
Dutton
Charles Witham
Lochenfelts
Deepwater
Dyson
Benjamin
Bundarra
Eades
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency
Collina-aureet
Mel
Bourne
Earl
Lancelot Lewis
Glebe Point-road
Glebe
Eaton
Frederick Chamberlain
Kensiagion-strest
Tooth and Company
Edeworth
Norman
Scone
Ewis
Arthur
Allen Dale
Milton Faddy
Francis Horace
Newnes
Pagan
Jobn Henry
Mulgan
Cowra
Faulkner
Geo Amus
Narrabri
Fennell
Stephen Joseph
Wolkara
Brewarrica
Fisher
David
Railway-street
Merewsther
Fleming
John Menry
Central M'Donald
Foley
Bailandry Station
Whitton
Fowler
Trevor Cottrell
Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company, Limited
Brisbane
Predericks
Henry Lawnon
Waughope
Jamberoo
French
Robert Daniel
Brung
Gange
Samuel
St Parry-Street
Cook's Hill
Gibbons
Arthur Edward
Walbendrie
Gibbs
Waller Vicary
Nevertire
Gillespie
Kialla
Gillett
Charles Elvin
Woodville
West Maitland
Graham
Willam Jona
Tooloom
Vis Casino
Green
Railway Parade
Burwood
William Pomeroy Crawford
Mount Oriel
Iandra
Gregory
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
Limalted
Pitt-street
Grimley
George Mater
Adelaide Forest
Woollanra
Grosvenor
Charles Hanry Frederick
Hargrave
Spencey
Song
Nowendoc
Wilkes
Warry
Adnatresi
Tlorace
Hiacock
Jota
Broadway
Dunre
Molden
Henry Charing
Avoss
Zinsevamun
Waverley
Glen Moon
Blackyne
Matthews
Edmund Harry
Royal Bank of
John Andrew
Wood ‘Wyalong-street
Nowlan
John Michael
Khartows
Bimbi
O'Brien
William’ Heary
George-nnrest
Windsor
O'Donnell
Hamilton Lewis
Moulamelu
Olivey
MR. Packham
Quickborne
Molanx
Park
M.B
Joseph Keith
Parkes
John Newport
Townsville
Parsons
Gilbert Howard
Tuona
Pavesi
Peter Anony
Percival Road
Fimithield
Prarson
Davia Turner
Uralim
Pepper
George Han Ty
Motto Farm
Raymond Terrace
Pestell
Robert
Steve King’s Plains
Tockvrim Peterie
Tea Gardens
Paterson
Gregra
Poolman
Percy Samus
Mullumbimby
Turkiss
Alfred
Marsh-street
Armidale
Raynham
Charles James
Carlotta-street
Greenwich
Reid
Cambridge-street
South Grafton
Remington
Robert Thomas
Dunfuss
Carrington Avenue
Strathfield
Richardain
William Leolmarkman
Lee
Hobin
Theophilus
Bryant-erret
Adamstown
Robinson
Herbert Cecil
Charies-street
Abermsin
Roche
Joln
Sop
Braush
Police Department
Rogers
Chariva James
Eturt's Point
Harry Havelock
Dunrobin
Stanhoperord Killara
Row
Ernest Everard
Commercial Bank
Moss
Vale
Rowston
Barmedman
Zenda
George Henry
Valmal
Lane Cove
Lindfeld
Saunders
Par- Famalte-road
Concordett
Springwood
Jerangie
Scott
Walter William Charles
King-Street
Sharpe John Manly
Bullowdgel
Sun
William 5Ward
Siddens
Harold Thomas
Curragundi
Moree
Guens
Henry Clare
Urana
Smith
Robert Mealey
Carlisle-street
Stockton
Thomas Hamilton
Pilot Station
Tweed Heads
Smyth
Avoca-street
Randwick
Spinks
Robert John
Woodlark-streat
Lismore
Tuckarimbs
Peter
Yancann
Joe Cooe
Alf
Aly
Deaein
Seve Ipa
Hine Card
Oleerated Catelngme Pont Free Hollingdale & KE
Crete Rues
Victoria Park
Searck
Cropley
Anil
Rey
Guarantia Gosatey Muvers
Shapunna
CaraLoov
Foomeest
Cropleys Ltd
Foveeghihea
Pittst
Flegeltaub
Laranes
L. I. Flegeltaub
Bult
Talerse
Lasker's
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