Roberts Price List Advertises Wines and Spirits in Town
A vintage price sheet from Roberts notes a wide range of wines and spirits for sale at discount prices. The list features Wolfe’s Schnapps, 4-Crown Whisky, Jam Jameson Dublin Whisky, Krug Champagne, Fennfold’s Ports, Glenlivet, Blamrock Whisky, Port varieties, Jamaica Rum, Claret, Amontillado Sherry, and other bottles. The ad promotes Roberts Wine Spirit Stores on George Street with a large selection.
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Roberts
Agserts
George-Street
Wolfe
Joan Jameson
Dublin
Fenfold
South Australian
Unter River
Roberts Hotel Evening News Notice Fragment
Fragmentary notice from Roberts Hotel section mentions publication times and editions. The readable lines reference births deaths and notices but lack full context. No clear event, date, or names beyond Roberts Hotel and edition timing.
Births Marriages and Deaths Notice Fragment
Fragmentary notice regarding births, marriages, and deaths with garbled text. Mentions names and events but details are unreadable.
Federal Fisheries Spars Over Australia Politics
The NSW Fisheries Board chairman Mr Farnell rejects joining the federal plan for a national fisheries expert. He argues £600 a year fails to attract competent leaders and warns federal control would threaten state rights. He cites NSW autonomy and questions a federal department’s benefit to consumers. The piece also critiques suffrage impacts on migration and politics.
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Frank Farnell
Evening News
Farnell
New South Wales Fisheries’ Board
Australia
Kand
Parnell
Burnell
Sch
Federal Fisheries Department
New South Wales
New Egypt's Budget Shows Large Surplus Amid Prosperity
The New Egypt budget reports a surplus of £3,060,000 reflecting sustained prosperity. Cairo property values soar with cotton land prices rising. notable real estate trades include a villa and a seaside plot. Economic growth boosts rents and construction as urban development accelerates.
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Lord Cromer
Cairo
Fortunss
Immigrant Propagation Case Reports Spark Ube Up Mood
A fragmentary report mentions Mire and Dewetert amid forceful persuasion at stores in Australia. The text describes unrest and public reaction, with unclear details about events or individuals involved.
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Fede
Australia
Deen
Queen Victoria Markets face remodel as city plans evolve
The board handling the Queen Victoria Markets faced a tough remit to remodel the “white elephant” while keeping losses down. Weekly costs run about £200, with actual losses likely higher. A broader city development plan could repurpose the basement for transit or rail use, while preserving the main structure.
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Queen Victoria
Ne Rity
Metropolie
Special Court clash over colliery records opposition
A dispute pits the Colliery Employees' Federation against a Special Court over demands to disclose confidential books and records. Employers argue disclosure harms trade secrets and competitive advantage while unions press for examination of evidence and validity of the tribunal’s findings. The row tests patience of the federation and the court as both sides seek restraint.
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Gantrery
Ita
Genere
Eters
Geert
Aegumenis
Federation
Umbedy
Tordearuse
Juige Harton
Destructive Fire Hits Marseilles Warehouses
A large blaze broke out in Marseilles in warehouses owned by the Chamber of Commerce. The fire caused extensive damage, with losses estimated in the millions of francs and material covering thousands of square meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marneillen
Chamber of Commerce
Bomb strike kills two in Teheran streets
A bomb blasted through Teheran Persia killing a gardener and a laborer who were walking past. The blast amid Sunday evening chaos underscores ongoing danger in the city. Local authorities investigate the attack as residents seek safety amid continued unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eveaine
Dhiven
Teheran
Persia
Ireland Defeats Scotland in International Rugby Clash
In London on Sunday Ireland scored 2 goals and 2 tries to defeat Scotland 1 goal and a try. The match followed last season's meeting in Edinburgh where Scotland beat Ireland by 15 points to 3.
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London
Ireland
Sriee
Scotland
Edinburgh
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria Marries Princess Eleonore
London report states Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria wed Princess Eleonore of Reuss-Kostrite. Born 1881, he became prince in 1887 and earlier married Grand Duchess Marie Louise producing four children before her death in 1899.
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London
Sunny Fuentas
Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Eleonore of
Reuss-Kostrite
Ferdinand of
Butzaris
Augustus of Sain-Colours
Marie Louise
Robert of
Parma
Eleonory Carol Vine Gasparine Louise Ie
Earl Xouy
Prince of
Reuss-Kaeirne
Lawn Tennis Challenge Raises Davis Cup Bid
The American Lawn Tennis Association has forwarded to Avatraila a Davis Cup challenge to be played in September. The team has not yet been chosen.
Swaziland Police Force Ordinance Creation Halted
London report. Sunday evening. The ordinance to create a police force for Bwasiland has been gazetted.
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Swaziland
London
Bwasiland
Government to spend 200 900 annually on Daet rebuilding
Reports from St. Petersburg state the government plans to spend about £200 900 each year in the coming years on rebuilding the Daet project. The wording suggests a broad naval renewal program discussed in London and tied to the Russian navy.
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London
St. Petersburg
Proposed Tuberculosis Conference Authorized
London notes the United States Congress authorized Br. E. Kuna, Secretary of State, to invite foreign governments to a tuberculosis conference set for September next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Br. E. Kua
Secritary of
Bate
Baldwin Unopposed for Bewdley Division Seat
Parliament election report from London notes Mr A Baldwin of Colonia has been pleased unopposed in the Bewdley division of Worcestershire. He succeeds his talline seat in the House of Commons.
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London
Stanins Datawin
Baldwin
Colonia
House of Commons
Bewdley
Worcestershire
Talline
RMS Victoria Encounters Terrible Gale During Passage
The RMS Victoria, sailing from Gibraltar to Plymouth, endured ferocious weather with monstrous seas and breaking waves reported by officers. Strong gale and heavy gusts battered the ship in the English Channel on the return leg from Sydney.
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London
RLS
Sydney
Gibraltar
Plymouth
Maon Soualla
English Channel
United States Currency Bill Backed by Bank Credit
The House committee reports favorably on Mr CN Fowler's Currency Bill. It provides for automatic renewal bank credit notes and deposits with a guaranteed fund of 100 million pounds with banks contributing an annual quota to support note and deposit safety.
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London
House of Representatives
United States
CN. Fowler
Relief Rate Quashed by Clerkenwell Sessions
London Sunday eventus reports Judge Wallach and Mr Khig presiding over Clerkenwell Sessions quashing a rate levied by Baticrees Borough Council for works for the unemployed. The court held the rate violated the Unemployed Act of 1908 restricting such a levy to a half-penny.
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London
Atr
R. Wallach
K.G. Khig
Clerkenwell
Baticrees
Passengers for the Islands by the Union Line steamer Nevoa
The Union 8.5 Company of New Zealand to ship passengers to Fiji aboard the steamer Nevoa leaving from Mar beret-sirest Wharf at noon. Listed travelers include Mr. Cy Benthey Mrs. Gerdrien Mr. Bogleman and several others with two children, along with clerks and accompanying personnel.
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Union
Company of
New Zealand
Ioland
Nevoa
Warren Tor
Fiji
Tongeana Saunés
Marberet-sirest
Pamphyris
Cy SL Benthey
Gerdrien
Bogleman
Barnett
Prank
Mus Neufeld
B.A. Dervest
D. O'Dowd
Mr. Kewerty
Me. Dyter
J Aa Mira
Moriey End
Mr. Moos
Unclear Text Summary of Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Gaspront arrival at BR with mentions of Hagens and Sih pursie ant gresa shades. Names and actions are garbled, leaving only scattered references to people and objects without clear event details or context.
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Gaspront of
Brewe-toent
Bais
Hagens
Robbery at Jewellery Shop in Pitt Street Arcade
A burglary occurred Saturday afternoon at Mkr. 8. wrezBs jewellery shop in the Royal Arcade. Thieves gained entry through the main arcade, forced the padlock on a room above, and cleared a show case and shelves of silver medals and plate. Estimated loss about £180. Detectives and officers investigated the scene.
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Mkr
wrezBs
Royal Arcade
Marka
Pitt-street
Toom
1 Batam
Mr. Marka
Doris Kolek
Nina
Maries
Local Option Vote Questions Liquor Amendment Act
The article reports a Local Option vote under the Liquor Amendment Act of 1906. It details the Special Court proceedings in Lan alortarn district regarding reduction versus no license outcomes, with votes tallied and rulings on jurisdiction and legal interpretations. The court overruled objections and affirmed the proper construction of section 6, subsection, about votes for reduction and no-licence, noting majorities and procedural points from December sittings.
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Promision War Insetho
Staphwa Amor
Jamurree
Lan Alortarn
Bent Hosea
Leanens
Mt Kinin Tha
Taray
Rudnerion
Tawar
Ry-Knee
Ryan
Bnut
Ralyton Aaprares
J. C Gannon
Peter
Canterbury Park Race Summary
Canterbury Park races feature Quinton aiming for a good time with weight for Saturday. Felicia tops the Flying Handicap with strong hopes, while Macamore and Grey Cambide show potential. Stewards Mile includes Paddy Whack and Lady Trial among noted entries. Killer candidates and a crowded field across jumps and flat races.
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Quinton
Canterbury
Felicia
Cravut
Suukeéa
Kunisuar
Bilmnlay
Karanand
Lion Heart
Ebowid
Ned
Aly
Peticia Ice
la Veils
Baeumere
Anton Nec
Dora
Grey Tim
Simos Simon AL
Sever
Coca
Stames
H Planar
Marea Voce
Wallisery
Storbiog
Er Stewards
Mile’ Paots
Simorn
Werapile Rao
Rorklighy
Larizan
Lord Mery
DE Lita Heart Ee
Goldtone Yy
Raranaid Ioc
Lady Belly
Youths Fatal Fall At York Street Establishment
An errand boy Roy Thompson aged 16 fell down a well at a York street firm this morning. He was last seen on the second floor and thought to have fallen about 80 feet. He was rushed by ambulance to the nearby hospital where he died ten minutes after admission with a fractured skull.
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Roy Thompson
H. Roberts
Warehours Moo
York-street
Ously
Thales
Bydndy Hospital
Waverley
Watrone Bay
Juasica
Gutiera Sea
Mosman
Whinot
Auatpalla
Aharski
Lanier
Aewtler Pire
Bradbell Etree Leaay
Billie Atbr VoRaRi
Shooting Affray At Pad Dington In Mary Anne Williams
A violent shooting occurred Saturday near Jersey Road and Wargrave Street, Paytdington. Mary Anne Williams and Mrs Lewis were wounded as Joe Roxalter fired multiple shots. Constable Weston found Roxalter wounded in bed in Redfern. Williams was taken to St Vincent's Hospital in critical condition with surgery planned to locate a bullet.
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Staen
Jérery-Jonil Agi Tergoave
Paytdington
Mary Amne Willuse
Williams
Porboe-anreet
Lewis
Hams
Lato
Jrlu
Jerapy-road
Wargrave Atreata
William
SS Vincent's Hospital
Thomas
Joe Roxalter
Bradley
Weston
Redfern
Rosalter
Alaxamiria
Alfred Morpiial
George Williams
Queensland
Rositer
Rovaller
BL Vic Cents Hospital
Fragmented Textile Patches and Clock Prices Mentioned
The text references items like ant to G40 and a list including Sieeka Gees Chocolate Mantal yoot Carriage Waleut and Alarm Clocks with mentions of direct cans and upfront pricing. It appears as a garbled catalog or ad with unclear context and several misspellings.
Tricky Thunder Storm Disrupts Coastal Districts
A severe thunderstorm caused widespread bright lightning and heavy rain across multiple coastal parishes. Observers report intense gusts near Duristiurs and Wa verley with flood risks and fallen debris.
Fruit growers and the storm unleash mute fury
The report details damage from a major storm affecting fruit growers. Authorities note significant losses, with mentions of specific firms and places. The text highlights severity, financial impact, and ongoing efforts to assess and respond to the disaster.
Windsor Hailstorm Damages Homes and Poultry, Sparks Communications
A severe hailstorm at Windsor damaged buildings and poultry facilities and cut power lines. Debris shattered windows and a house collapsed, leaving residents injured but alive. Telegraph communication between Windsor and Richmond was disrupted, with crews reporting extensive damage across several streets and farms.
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Windsor
Rome
Lawinade
Wii
Searomy
Richmond
Lhuslorsi
Coerwallis
Dreecans
Wen
Syrm
Mort's Dock Strike Ends With Delayed Reopening
Workers at Mort's Dock near Balmain walkout after morning talks with secretary and manager J O Pyaaki. A meeting approved resumption of work at 10 o clock with a selective return. Frankl told Evening News no workers were rehired yet. Two collieries in New South Wales recently received electric plant orders.
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aLcikare
Thes
Union
Frankl
Rhyes
New South Wales
Autou
Nrsbain
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