Lands Commission hearings on Burrawang lease and closer settlement
The Lands Commission sat at the Lands Department Buildings and heard evidence on the Burrawang holding. Witnesses described land suitable for agriculture and the case for closer settlement, noting scrub leases extended under previous acts and proposals for railways, with several counties including Burrawang, Mungery and Narromine cited as promising for agricultural development and state revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lands Commission
Justice Owen
Ie Lands Department
Bridge
Lofiwe
Cape of the Burrawang Holding
BJ. Hathdey
Aurteyor
Eb Fortes
Agale
Davies
Furth Works
Parke
Ye Goaganatin
Halilday
Public Works Committee
Withensen
Davien
Davias
Bartiellars
Gagette
Andrew Hlewart
Commission
Hallie Say
Mir Uusles
Wecloh
Stuurwald
Burrawang
Mungery
Alma
Rerard
Tewsoe
Narromine
Bian
Thackeray
Durlex
AL Adavale
Stawart
The Art of Life and Living Cheaply
Fragmentary ad copy urges frugal living and practical life advice. It mentions a corner at Orokoe and Market Streets with an oval entrance, offering weekly rates and promotions for a business, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu
Orokoe
Markesirett
Roberts' Hotel at George and Market Streets
Roberts' Hotel stands at the corner of George and Market Streets near Pel entrance and Market Street, EyDNet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pel
Market Street
Eydnet
Saturday Mails From GPO Sydney to Laurieton and More
A garbled text item lists Saturday mail sailings from Sydney GPO to Laurieton via the Bellinger and to Manila and other destinations including New South Wales and West Australia. It mentions times such as 10 am and 11 am and routes toward Montevideo and Wellington with multiple ship names and destinations and notes a dispatch intended for transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.P.O
Sydney
Laurieton
Bellinger
A.m
Manila
Philippine Islands
Gulf of Verce
Orington Bay
Carnata
Taluna
Port Darrin
Guthrie
Bricisa
New Oulues
Ay Island
Weillington
Sealand
Walxare
Monte Video
Busnes Ayres
Coal Goa
Helubane
Clarende River
West Australia
Assiaian
Goolgardie
Ala Rast Fae
Strahan
Taamanin
Melt Gourne
Fiera
Personal Notices and Obituaries Pieced From Fragments
A fragmented clip lists memory tributes and notices for family and friends, naming Yorkshire relatives and mourners. It preserves the tone of a local memorial column with dates and relationships implied, though some lines are garbled.
MP Deakins Motives in Perusal Parliament Speech
Fragmented review of Mr Deakin's Perusal Parliament remarks and motives. Critics debate whether his Ballarat address shows quixotic idealism or Machiavellian calculation, with reactions from Reid Turner and others. The piece questions his sincerity and historical impact on Australian policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Wallis
Alice In Scondurland
Macleatt
Deakin
Deakiney
Ballarat
Mearge
Turner
Labour Party
Peakla
Rhene
la Dourles
Killilly
Victoria
Reid
Mr. Deakin
Mr. Rell
Mr. Reid
Mr.Reld
Eben
Barlly
Australia
Mr. Deakin Jy
George Turner
Deakin’ Carter
Mr. Rald
At Carta
Mutiny and Murder Highlighted by Russian Shipboard Strife
Scattered, garbled report reflects mutinous tensions on the Potemkin and broader Tsarist navy unrest. Descriptions touch on starvation aboard ships, crew protests, and possible mutinies at Sevastopol, with hints of looming crisis and pretext for stronger discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Charges of Conspiracy Accused Acquitted In Sydney Trial
Alexander Upton and Alfred Upton stood trial for conspiracy to defraud Mordern Brothers of Tillatrest Sydney. The judge found conspiracy failed due to irregularities and acquitted Alfred. Alfred was discharged. Alexander pleaded guilty to separate theft and received a term. The stolen goods were ordered returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexader Upton
Alfred Upton
Mordern
Tillatrest
Sydney
Gibbon
Trilinehurst
Crown Cine
Nlex
Alfred
Alfred Union
Alfred tTpton
Mordern Brothers
Ray
NSW Parliament Business Done In Assembly Amid Rents and Bills
Legislative session in New South Wales sees readings and debates on numerous bills including Rent apportionment, Small Debts Recovery amendments, Local Government scheme, neglected children, juvenile offenders, protection for girls, and arbitration amendments. Several measures advance to or from committees. references to councils, enactments, and a Centennial Park model yacht club note appear in scattered text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Council
Nsw
Inna Giheau
Belaer
Tom de Caupeil Wittout
Renta Will
Assembly
Deat Sud David and Blind Institute
Corporation Hill
Read & Bret
Odessa Disaster Rumors Amidst War Time Riots
Early morning report from Odessa says large warehouses and shipping burned with immense property destruction. Casualty claims vary with hundreds reported killed and looted stores. troops restore order though some resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Odessa
Thunsia
Dempcrate
Mutiny on Potemkin and Odessa caos sparks long riot stand off
Reported upsurge on the battleship Potemkin spreads to Odessa with mutineers threatening bombardment amid claims of killings and police shootouts. Crowds clash with authorities as sailors aid the mutiny and crews abandon work, while a corpse is handled in the port and tensions rise near the Danube and harbor installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondos
Wuikerheuksian
Edad
Vwa
Torpedo Vous
Ktouda
Mel Tie
Wila Bud Syup
Hight
Lion
Aaliog
Oitessa
Etamers
Wilaurers
Odessa
Leith
Lim
Oxesst
Rypress
Battleghin
Simon
Atetican
Odes
Th. Hevnan
Odesea
Kalas
Czar
Aorcow
Vitlzene
Odewsm
Yrarvhourex
Pitta
Odexwa
Russian Reserves Mobilising Secretly Across Districts
Rewler's St Petersburg correspondent reports reservists in 124 districts including St Petersburg Moscow Klett Warsaw and Witu are being mobilised. Most are secretly moved at night as part of covert Russian mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rewler
St Petersburg
Moscow
Klett
Warsaw
Witu
Front line reshuffle and spy reports amid war fronts
Fragmentary note from The Russian Front in London describes General Linevitcy reorganizing forces on a barrow front with Japanese outposts reportedly advancing. It mentions Kuropatkin and Chinese intelligence activity, with unclear details about captures and surrenders and a concern over ongoing espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kuropatkin
Linevitcy
Barrow
Lins Pete
Wits
Wreck of the Barwon River and Labor Movements
A late 19th century Sydney scene notes a barge wreck on the Barwon River and a broad range of labor and political activity. Reports mention unions, conferences, and public notices, with references to government measures, public works, and potential rail or waterway improvements affecting workers and communities.
Gloucestershire at Bristol in late Australian match report
A fragmented report from Bristol notes Gloucestershire facing Australia with a long innings sequence. Highlights include Trumper reaching a century in roughly 36 minutes, Brown and Townsend among the bowlers, and Darling contributing a half century before dismissal. The score unfolds to a five-wicket stand with rapid scoring and a late Australian total around two hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolcon
Australans
Bristol
Gloucesterhire
Gloucestershire
J. S2seop Joapywin
HL Sewell
CL Townsend
Lf Brownies
W. S.A. Brown
PO Robinson
R. T. Qedsell
H. Wrathall
Moart
Ay Maggies
G- Deneth
Alstratia
J. Datline
Dum
Teiuper
Hopi
Remy
McLeod
W. W. Armstrong
P. Layer
Darling
Dennett
Hoxeine
Ile Datemen
Trumper
Brown Song
Dutt
Bound
Brown
Giroys
Armstrong
Gud
Denuet
Armiatrone
Armetrone
Vensott
Derling
Hopkins
Hapking
Lopkin
Lwomers
Laura
Wildcat
Deseo
Townsend
Guhre
Votter
Baard
Depnelt
Satis Rely Layer
Kelly Belug
Kelly
Australia
Fiert Jonings
A. Duff
Fourd
Crown
Trampir
E "Townsend
Ufe Beowaler
Deanet
Coh. McLeod
Danaelt
Wow
Armaitong
Denault
Darius
Godsell
Hupitus
Jess
Townstad
A. Gepns
Weet
A. Couter
Dowatt
Lawer
Gloucestershire and Lancashire clash ends in high scoring
In a brisk match between Gloucestershire and Lancashire at Nottinghamshire, notable scoring bursts marked the game. Players such as Tyldesley and Lidwenop contributed multi run leads as the teams traded blows amid a lively cricketing display set in a Bristol context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thureday
Gloucestershire
Bristol
Aguluer
Panama Canal Deadlock Prompts Reassessment
Jondon dispatch reports a deadlock over the Panama Canal project. The note mentions resignation of B Wallace and debate over canal design. New York papers press for a locks system rather than sea level, signaling major changes in construction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jondon
B. Wallace
Tae
New York
Huggiat Lu
Church Ariay appeals for funds to build labour colonies
London report from Thursday 20 p.m. states the Church Ariay seeks 100000 pounds to establish labour colonies for criminals in the Kingdom. It hopes government support will aid maintenance of the colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Church Ariay
Ibate
British Politics Redistribution Plans Draw Public Debate
Fragmentary notes from London discuss Thursday events at 250 p.m. related to voters and redistribution. Despite garbled text, the fragment hints at political action affecting electoral areas and policy shifts under consideration.
President Thanks The Kaiser In Wartime Appeal
An unusual dispatch notes the president thanking the Kaiser amid wartime rhetoric translated oddly, with fragments mentioning a leader’s tribute and a distant audience in a foreign arena. The entry preserves a terse, period tone and references to international figures.
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Evening News
Pai Ant
Francis L. Cohen
THE
Orient
David Jones and Company
Burrawang Holding
Parkes
Saunders
A A. Saunders
A. Saunders, Jeweller
Silversmit & Optician
A. Baunders
Georges ST
Oppes
Railway Ste
Ieee
Roberts’ Wines Spirit Stores
Georgestreel
West Enleau Rise
Roberts’ Price List
Pelen
Paanels
Wilk
Roberts’ Hotel
P. Stanteh
Diaeason
Nymopemutanewe Co
Lattee
Fav Upvermor
New Book Wales
Sader
Dimatage
Oulke
Mame Solaker
Lana
Alfred Suspban
Sar Wan
Menaing
Maror
Brier
Pia
Perms
Weis
Lees
Garvid Cortesli
Costey
Leslin Maraiste
Jane Tetwsen
Win
Er Niving
Tushmid
Walend Wang
Mather
Jone Dwain
Adk
Lawes
Cavin Ledtowe
Saran Frueain
Mino Dayal
Aline
Toce
Ehligren
Mittina
Frederic Iuwesun
Pawson
Jans Dawes
Hee Ovine Dephes
Anil Plere
Harry
Anil Mma Rune
Emery
Ana Nithet
Mary Wieelire
Bates
Werlowine
Pinan
NERA
N.S.W. Parliament
Dapanesa Torpedo Sein
Ben Sighlad
Fipaivomoek
Centennial Park
Yash
Tas
Ps Cena Waatete
Lee
Eifiston
Dellinger
Lovunpert
van Yound
Waeine
Mra. T. Valz
Barwon Iver
Deakin Aly
Ballara
Syanee
Sthaichanee
LAL
Cerponice
Lovell
Tenlly, Ornymbo
Carters Union 9
Mutran Atieruiwin
Rory
York
Eis
Martadict
Jordin
Cy Bank
Rv Kiale Ory
Pan Obiuia
Markdale
Powo Statiot
Rogsbub Stanion
Hurstville
Ehich Ubey
Royal Naval
George K
Orb
New Zealand
Nip Sipake
Cpaeiti
Gullyes al Oakswat
la Reyne
Bexley
Warruse
SrcusIe
Tirpresvalassus
Tibukin
Georgy Turner
Gvoree Turner
Held
Theia Bees Jnorder
Sutherland
Comlite
Ties
Stapleton
Smugl
Meena
Tevy
Taylor
Terhnieal Education
Hillgrave
Novikat
Aslonyttle
Gym
Mia
New South Wales
High Court of Australie
Carruthers
Ambeer Tate
Prigee All Freehape Ag
Wien’ E
la Devemshires
Jie Wicketa Tor
Panama Canal
British Politics
Kaiser
Uae
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