Debate on electoral reform and public duties in Commonwealth Parliament
In Melbourne the Senate debated the second reading of electoral reform with Sir Josiah Byrnons amendment and concerns over costs under Hare system. Discussion covered suffrage, women’s rights, and the impact on elections, while House committees resumed work on duties for various goods and exemptions amid cross-party scrutiny.
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Senate
Pulatohd
N.rw
Josiah Byrnon
Boek Gutem
Nasien
Devo Laken
Pulsford
O'Cangne
Tobro
Piston
Benate
New South Wales
Bulan
Flare
O'Connor
Sally Messoge
Annesia
Thenieelves
O'Couger
Ellen
Atal Super Es
O'Keety
Taymanie
Minyford
Commonwealth
bin Homi
Machieson
W.A
Feu Miouies
House OF Representatives
Milne
Ridley Jose
Treakurer
Tudor Fried Nough
Auiks Gome
Giyou
Wleun
N.S.W
Wer SeMillan
IPC
Kerholea
Thomson TX Er
Conroy Ssav
Eislers
Paul Jwpe
Aires
Melbourne
Puyntan SA
Kirwan
Thor
Che
Elke
Malcolm M
AP Iilsin
Mtinan
Burt
Dhlumsen
Omic
Wubethuie
Renan Givnn
Thysmenimens
Che Hom
Iim
Premurer
Pevcils
Acti Kent
Mir Waisan Nsw
Wiwaris
Thomson Oki
Fister
Fisher
Queensland
Barton
Philp
Wilks
Quilp
Tuestey
Appeals Over Rates for Sydney Main and Pipe Holdings
A district court judge ruled on appeals from the Australian Gas Light Company and Sydney City Council concerning rates on mains and pipes under municipal assessment. The council sought charges on lands occupied by the mains, arguing limits of power and improper notice, while the company contested boundaries and valuation. The judge cancelled the assessments, upholding the council’s lack of authority for beyond boundary rate claims. Sydney Hydraulic Power Company appeals also faced scrutiny over sheds at Circular Quay, with rulings pending after further submissions.
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Absree
Murray
Combaby
Mauioa
Sydney
He Mainu
Pipes
Iss
Ra Hydney
Sydney Irdraulir Power Company
KUITE
Cire Council
Eppeal
Campbell
Fearbor
Ani
City of
Rourke Avard
Rourke Street
Woollanmoolon
Geareentrort
Circular Quay
Sydney Perries
Harbor Trust
Pebrusky
Juter Murray
Mr. Edmunds
Tke PounEll
Eideite
Prostitution Charge In Water Police Court
Wilhelmina Osberg faced a Water Police Court summons on information she kept Allen Bermaie in a hotel in Georgeneast while a man was in public view. The magistrate Mr Ed warde imposed a £5 fine after cautioning the woman months earlier. Time was allowed to pay.
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Water Police Court
Wilhelmina Osberg
Allen MU Bermaie
Hotal
Georgenereat
Systney
Sein Mmteben
Edwarde
City officials tour disinfecting chamber project in Moore Parish
The Mayor and aldermen with surveyor and others visited the Moore Parish site on Friday to inspect a six cell disinfecting chamber near the smokestack. They saw the building, road access from Dowlingairnet, and planned a nearby adjoining chamber reached by a local road. Work was expected to start within a few weeks with intermittent train service to the site.
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Thely Surveyor
Meer
Golvins
Massey
Warner Destructor
Moore Pari
Keniway Fengigeer
M. Guildsrd
Warners
Fenrs Daly
Cent
Arm
Lye
Wedding at Strathudes pairs Mouton Usling in Wellington
A wedding in Wellington, New Zealand, united Margarhéta Mouton daughter of Mrs Wilhelm Mouton and Charles Usling of Hobart. Rev P Rose officiated. Bride wore ivory satin gown with lace sleeves and veil, carried stephanotis and carried bouquet. Best man was George Graham Jr. Guests included Misses Mouton, Graham, Vinloux, Movion, and Elsie Viboie, in white Swiss muslin and lace. Reception at Walrina with black brocade gown worn by Mrs Graham and a wedding bell centerpiece. Toasts given by several guests. District Court case Rosario v Howarth noted in another item.
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Strathutes
Margarhéta Mouton
Wilhelm Mouton
Wellingiog
En Zesland
Wus
Charles Usling
Eliedt Sim Sf Mee Jr
Hobarn
PI Rose
George Graham
Unaee Dlosrom
Bouvardia
Coober
Asparaggy
Mil Nic Mouton
She Graham
Mise Elsie Viaboie
Mis Graham
Mleoyes
Connie Movion
Mica Elsin Vinloux
Brilegroom
Air George Grabans
George Irshar
Graham
Sen
F. 4
Searight
Ay Vialaux
PA Williams
Bille Brooken
Ida Pidgeon
Mira Chorley
Edith Chorley
Ming Keating
Bir
F. Ay We Willinais
Miro
Misa Collins
Lionel Collins
Carlisle
Albert Warne
Ferguson
Labor council debates prison labor clash in Sydney
At a Sydney Labor Council meeting chaired by vice president D Quinn, debate focused on prison labor competing with free labor. A deputation to the Attorney General sobre the Bowhurst Gaol warble worker drew criticism for the ministerial reply, with protests against machinery-driven output increases.
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Thurstoy
Sydney
Cor Jastica
8. Davison
Gsols
Eek
Ilote
America
Triuaitete
Gendle
Marble Workers’ Union
Master Tailor
Chamber of Manufacturers
BT. Waleh
E. T. Wale
W. Chorley
F.C Gon
Arbitration Board
Walati
J. Huvwasll
F P. W
Landau
Committen
Walker
Davis
Millen
M'Kenzle
Howes
Wagen
Mess
J. Curran
Soyers
Bread Carters
Talan
MW Ross
Joan King
Plo
Farmers and Settlers Association outlines reforms and delegates
The Farmers and Settlers Association held an executive meeting where officials decided to entrust certain matters to the general secretary T J Campbell and to consider registration under the Industrial Arbitration Act. They planned conferences in July at Sydney and mutual representation from Victoria Queensland South Australia and New Zealand and discussed land administration water conservation and rail and shipping reforms. A deputation to the Lands Minister was proposed upon his return from New Zealand and a new newspaper for the association was suggested alongside talks on a factory director position.
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Farmers and Setters’ Association
Suipor
Tringsge
Coolamoy
Whitton
T. J. Campbell
Ube Water Conservation
Corowa
Messrs. Parry, Gorman
Crawi
Victorian Farmers’ Cooperative Union
Sheppurim
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
New Zealand
Sydney
Land Administration
Western Lands Commission
Con Alennre Im Rallay
Darling Yaland
Newcastle
Uke
Tor Lands
Seaman
Ite Association
Sch
T. Brown
M.P
Thin Asanctation
Amusements in Sydney Showcase Varied Theatre Season
A Melbourne run leads to renewed meetings in Sydney as Bland Mole presents Drury Lane dramas like Hearts are Trumps at the Lyceum with lavish scenery and special effects. Aladdin at Theatre Royal draws nightly applause while Tivoli hosts a busy lineup including the Deltorelli-Casino Troupe. Numerous concerts and operatic numbers mix with public notices of matinees and upcoming performances across venues such as the Petersham Congregational Church and various city halls.
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Melbourne
Bland Mole
Sydney
Drury Lane
Bland Hall
Australia
Bes
Her Majesty’ Theatre
Palace
Rurersampre
Pra
Deltorelli- Casino
Newiroom
Wederrdey
Tivoli
Peggy Pryde
England
Mariner
Fuller
Emplen
George-street
Uowbriese
Arthur Mason
ANA
Asie of
Vickers
Comedy Club
Memes
J. Slover
W. Clasby
Stuart Clyde
Buk
M'Carthy
Queen's Hall
Extin
Milas Mead Fits-Stubbs
Victoria Hall
Manly
Julie Davies
Tyan Jones
Biset
Lenore Woods
Railway and Tramway Musical Society
Kool Wark
Thig
Stella Dawisy
Mabel
Ed. Entland
Meneger
Berioran
Kas. Mkern
A. B. Snuses
Indigestion and Blood Disorder Cures Featured in 1900s Ad
An old medical advert fragment discusses indigestion biliousness anaemia debility and neuralgia as ailments treated by Warner's Bale Dure, claiming kidney and liver support and blood nourishment. It mentions a grazing sale near Tambat Borines and an exhibition by Simpcom Newtown. A military inspection note covers uniforms and equipment for the Third Battalion Commonwealth Contingent.
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Warner
Mesmrs, Acon and Company
Gunnedah
C. J. Smith
Tambat Borines
Simpcom
Soadbuilder
Newtown
Piun
FIGHT AT BOTHAS BERG DESCRIBED BY COLONEL PORTER
Auckland report from Friday afternoon recounts Colonel Porter of the Seventh Contingent stating a heavy Boer assault at Bothasberg. He notes 19 killed in trenches, 7 wounded, and 20 more casualties, praising New Zealand soldiers for their steadfast defense under intense fire.
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Auckland
Porter
Bothasborn
Reuter
South Africa
Navy Josers
Fane Botha
Ross
Alberts
Bela
Ratte
New Zealan
Probate and Administrations at Central Police Court
A report from the Trades Hall meeting on Friday discusses forming a union. At Central Police Court Alfred ould and others faced charges including breaking and entering, with sentences totaling fourteen days for single theft and additional terms for linked offenses. A notice on medical products promotes Sand er and Sons Eucalypt Extract.
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Up & Clock
le Central Police Court
Altredould
Selene
Alexander Mintoxb
Gipperstreet
Germany
Michel Weise
Central Police Court
Agia
Walsh
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