Immigration movement debated by Dr Arthur in Sydney return
Dr Arthur MLA president of the Immigration League of Australasia returned from Melbourne to discuss immigration policy with Prime Minister Deakin. He urges a federal campaign including an illustrated nationwide Australia booklet and targeted India edition, plus nominated passages and post office ads to drive farmer placements and youth emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Arthur
M.L.A
Immigration League of Australasia
Sydney
Melbourne
Arthur
Commonwealth
Deakin
Australia
India
Tasmania
Tekin
Onone Institute
Autralia
Albury
Coult
England
Marshall Lyle
Victorian
The
Immigration League
Lyle
Victorian League
Hesles
Deskin
Imperial Army
Mr. Deakin
Train Cylinder Blast Delays City Commute Near Pymble
Passengers on the 44 train from Hornsby faced delays when a locomotive cylinder blew near Pymble Station. Two engines were sent from Hornsby to assist, while special trains ran between Pymble and Milsons Point to mitigate the stoppage. Complaints about railway management followed as residents blamed slow response times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornaby
Pymble
Milson
Hornsby
Passen-Gere
Pymile
Milsons Point
Costly Dip in the Surf at Manly Fined
William Gordon, a 50 year old boilermaker, was fined £5 or two months in gaol for bathing at Manly in insufficient clothing. Constable Pascoe testified Gordon wore only underpants with a shirt over his shoulders on the ocean beach, saying it was his first surf bath and first offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
William Gordon
Water Police Court
Pascoe
Ocean Beach
Gordon
Tradon
Orden
Paddington man remanded after head wound suicide attempt
Charles Louis Campbell appeared at Paddington Police Court with his head bandaged on a charge of attempting to commit death by his own action. He was remanded for a week on police application after discharge from St Vincent's Hospital this morning following a wound to the head sustained since February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Louis Campbell
Paddington
Campbell
Campball
St. Vincents Hospital
The J. P. List
The Chief Secretary Mr Woon said the new list of justices of the peace will be ready after the Cabinet acts. Nominations are believed numerous and many cuts may be required to finalize the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woon
Hordern Burglary Trial At Darlinghurst Sessions
At Darlinghurst Sessions this afternoon before Jude Docker a jury Daniel Simmons Walter Clifton Edward Buckley Arthur Simons and Charles Walter Telford were indicted on three counts for breaking and entering the Hordern warehouse with a theft of about £290 in jewellery including 129 watches 20 bracelets 36 necklaces 4 trinkets and 22 medals. The Crown alleged the men hid in the shop during business hours and fled after dark with the loot and contended the defendants were involved in disposing of the goods. All pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlinghurst
Jude Docker
Daniel Simmons
Walter Clifton
Edward Buckley
Arthur Simons
Charles Walter Telford
Samuel Hordern
Anthony Bordern and Sons
Brickfield Hill
Sydney
Mr. Harris
Death of Maria Hodges Inquest Opens In Redfern
The coroner resumed the inquest into the death of Maria Hodges a 27 year old nurse, who lived with her partner in Nedfsn-street Redfern and died February 17. Testimony described a fall at a railway station, subsequent illness, and a post mortem. The coroner found death by shock due to negligence by Dr H B Ludlow and committed him for trial for manslaughter with bail set at £500 and two sureties of £250 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit. Coroner's Court
Lower George Street
Murphy
Maria Hodgses
Nedfarn-street
Redfern
M'Coy
MH. Ludlow
Kershaw
Schofield
Thom
Warren Hugh Edger Morle
Louisa-rond
Belmain
Miss Hedges
Ludlow
Mason
Ario
Mis
Noran Schofelt
Pines
Belmort Street
Nurse Schofield
Dr. Ludlow
Charlotte MacLaughlin
Misa Hodges
Moyle
Miss Hodges
Allen
Warren
Dr. Ludiow
Man Charged Over Theft From Marrickville Home
At Newtown Police Court Joseph Evers, 27, laborer, charged with stealing a phonograph, M4 records, a silver watch, rings, a bangle and coins worth £13 from Alexander Lincoln of Marrickville. Byers admitted involvement. items traced to pawn shop. Evers remanded for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Joseph Evers
Alexander Lincoln
Lincoln
Arthur-street
Marrickville
Byers
Garden
Central
Evers
Eyers
Passengers by the Gracchus Arrive in Fremantle
The Gracchus arrived from Calcutta via Rangoon and Colombo bringing Melbourne bound and Sydney bound passengers. Melbourne names include Patterson, Thomason, Bax, Tate, Johnson, Wiett, Yeend, Fleming, Shiela, Trewin and others. Sydney passengers list includes Mart, Olive, Strickland, Cook, Adams, Moore, and Livingstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Gracchus
Calcutta
Rangoon
Colombo
Melbourne
Messrs
Patterson
Thomason
Bax
Tate
Johnson
Wiett
Yeend
Fleming
Shiela
Trewin
Fernandez
Goodgen
Eastraw
Fox
Burley
Davies
Armstrong
Bennett
Cummings
Sons
Flynn
Rhodes
Alexander
Waugh
Andrews
Oliver
The Mystery of the Ravenspurs or Magic Murder
An instalment of a new story appears on page seven. Parramatta ecolebrity Carl Burggmann, 74, known as German Charlie, has died. Billy Wentworth, a colored man, caused a tram disruption in George Street Saturday night and was fined 258 or seven days for drunkenness and disorderly conduct at Central Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta Ecolebrity
Charlie
Carl Heinrich Freidrich Burggmann
Billy Wentworth
George-street
Central Police Court
Australasian Amateur Athletics Champs Conclude Meet
The Australasian Amateur Athletics Championships meet ends with notable results. In the three miles event W F Steele holder from Victoria is mentioned with top placings by G Sharpe from New Zealand and A Clemes from Tasmania. In the 120 yards hurdles C H Stewart of New South Wales and J L Davis of Victoria again dead heat with time 16 seconds, judges unable to separate them. the championship honors are split between states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobart
Holder
W. FP. Steele
Victoria
G. Sharpe
N.Z
A. Clemes
Tasmania
G. Blake
Limin
C. H. Stewart
N.5.w
J. L. Davis
Vic
Apologue Favorite for Australian Cup Odds in Sydney
Apologue stands as the pronounced favorite in the Sydney Australian Cup at half the offered odds against Peru. Following contenders include Tuskeroo Putty Proceeder Ganymedes Delaware and Jack Smith. Park Stakes and Shorts Handicap scratches remove Ale and Will Manton from Saturday Canterbury meeting. Euroa scratched for the AJC St Leger Stakes. Associated Racing Clubs granted permit to ride & Marks. weighing enclosure rule changed to five minutes. Details on ponies Nestor and Amos provided to West Australia Turf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apologue
Sydney
Peru
Tuskeroo
Putty
Proceeder
Ganymedes
Delaware
Jack Smith
Ale
Will Manton
Canterbury Park
Euroa
Associated Racing Clubs
Marks
Nestor
Amos
West Australia Turf Club
Public Works Tender Openings Reported for 1907 Projects
Tender board reports openings for police station Attunga additions to Sydney Medical School four bids including Baldwin Brothers at 18400 pounds lowest. Other items include Cornat Hospital bathrooms, Garnet Finlay 1128 pounds lowest, 5 miles of steel rails with two bids, Cooma public school add ons two bids, Regis registrar power rewiring six bids, Puillga Scrub bores two bids Young and Company 465 pounds lowest. Tumut public school additions two bids John Waugh 32 pounds 11s lowest. Lake Cudgelneo dams A and C two bids Ewen M Rae fun 1533 pounds lowest. Parramatta foreshore tallast protection 10 cubic yards nine bids Costello 175 pounds 10s lowest. Penrith Bridge deck repairs four bids C Palmer and Son 9578 pounds 10s Os lowest. Erskineville electric tramway poles and wiring six bids W B Parker 426 95 5d lowest. Bogan Gate to Bulbodney station buildings five bids to be reported on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Works Department
Attunga
Medical School
Sydney University
Baldwin Brothers
Cornat Hospital
Little Bay
Garnet Finlay
London
Cooma
Registrar-General’s Department
Puillga
Narrath West
Young and Company
Tumut
John Waugh
Ewen M'Rae
Fun
Newington Asylum
Parramatta River
P. Costello
Penrith
C. Palmer and Son
Erskineville
Sydney Wool Auctions Continue at Royal Exchange Rooms
Sydney wool sales continued at the Royal Exchange Rooms Bridge Street with two catalogues for TT bales. Dalgety and Company offered 3602 bales while Goldsbrough Mort and Company showcased 3574 bales. Competition was general and prices stayed firm at the lower range. best wools in strong demand. scoured wools in good demand except when seed was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Royal Exchange Rooms
Bridge-sitrest
Dalgety and Company, Limited
Goldsbrough, Mort. and Company, Limited
Dalgety and Company
Shipping Conference Between North Coast Company Officials
A conference conducted this afternoon between managing director T R Alt manager R A Bell and superintendent engineer M Alister for the North Coast Company discussed mutual interests with representatives Captains O'Connor and Archer and Mr Baverstock and Mr Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Alt
R. A. Bell
M'Alister
North Coast Company
O'Connor and
Archer
Baverstock
Smith
Return match opens in Adelaide as England face South Australia
The English cricket team and South Australia start the return match at the Adelaide Cricket Ground. England trail at 136 for two as Hobbs is out and Guon and Hutchings remain not out with Hewer taking an early wicket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
South Australia
Adelaide Cricket Ground
England
Hobbs
Tb O'Connor Fane
Claxton
Hewer Guon
Hutchings
Sundries Pedee
Rosebery Races Weights For Wednesday
The Rosebery program lists weights for Wednesday racing across multiple events including Flying Handicap and Thel ma Met Sib with entrants Pivot Terara Mal au Ventre Lorraine Pigeontoe Miss Mayfield Glad some Croxdale Fargo Support Le Var Thirteen-three etc. Other races show nominees such as The Gale Bengola Alpha Regina Lady Hil Phoebus En counter Clari belle Rejoice Blarneyette Tod Anne Novice Handicap and Philatelist Reginald Sarsfeld Kilcoy La Hogue among many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivot
Terara
Mal Au Ventre
Lorraine
Pigeontoe
Miss Mayfield
Gladsome
Croxdale
Fargo
Support
le Var
Thelma
Tigress
Skydoo
Beauty
Minifire
Lady Northcote
Sarah
Blue Eyes
Lady Grey
Milk Boy
Alec
the Gale
Bengola
Alpha
Brindabella
Regina
Lady Hil
Brother Jim
Koala
Egypt
Tod
Anne
Goldstream
Emmie
Zoophyte
Gillie Tll
Isolt
Little Clarence
Grey Dawn
Find Out
Wirragella
Philatelist
Reginald
Sarsfeld
Quality
le Vant
Kilcoy
Muste
la Hogue
Serious motor car accident at Newtown injures Fred Nelson
Fred Nelson of Crown street St Peters was struck by a car on King street Newtown near May street while a chauffeur James Jones drove a vehicle from Sutherland. Nelson suffered concussion a broken shoulder and skull fracture and remained critical. Jones 24 was charged with causing bodily harm and remanded on £100 bail until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nelson
Box
Crown Street
St. Peters
James Jones
Sutherland
King-street
Newtown
May-street
Nelson
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Jones
Ball
Local option vote legal questions debated in parliament
Mr Lamb argues Parliament cannot supply defects in acts by courts while Mr Blackett contends the act covers all necessities and the vote must be declared carried via the Government Gazette. The case hinges on legislative intent and the precise meaning of stated provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lamb
Blackett
Lamb
Road to Mount Kosciusko Summit Ready for Traffic
The Works Minister says work on the road to the summit of Mount Kosciusko will be finished Wednesday. Tourists may travel by motor or horse vehicle to the summit, with the Intelligence Department notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Kosciusko
Fhr
Intelligence Department
Girl Drowned Near Cattas Creek in Sydney District
An 18 year old adopted daughter of Mr F Eveson of Crown street Lower Domain Sydney drowned near Cattal Creek Manning River on February 23. She slipped into a swollen drain while checking cows. Her body found near a culvert about 20 chains from home. Inquest returned a verdict of accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Eveson
Jersey Terrace
Crown Street
Lower Domain
Sydney
Cattal Creek
Manning River
Christen Christensen
Fodder Grass Turns Weedy in New South Wales Lawns
An imported South American grass paspalum dilatatum once praised as a valuable fodder plant has become a weed in New South Wales. A single specimen at the Botanic Gardens spread by seed-eating birds and now threatens lawns, forming large rosettes that destroy couch and buffalo grass. Eradication efforts aim to remove it from lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Botanic Gardens
London and Sydney Shares Extend Mixed Session
Private cables show London closing quotes with Broken Hill Proprietary and South shares mixed while North Broken Hill firm. Adelaide reports slight setbacks as copper and tin shares stay mostly flat. Melbourne round-up lists multiple quotational shifts across major stocks and gold dredging results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shesk
Broken Hill Proprietary
Sos É
Soller Fs
Broken Hill South
Gia
North Troken HM
Zine Corporation
Mount Lyell
Mount Elliott
Great Cobar
Selier
Sydney
North Broken Hill
Adelaide
Araluen Central
Sio
Macquarie
Sioz
Ilitto
Turon
Sea
Stanthorpe
New Wyllie Creek
N.S.W
East Oriental
Fon
Br Hill Proprietary
Aj.s. Bank
Froken Hill Junction
United Insurance
Ditto
Hillgrove
Paul and Gray
Cobar Stock Exchange
Budgery
Sallor
Queen Bev
Boony Copper
NSLW
North Coast Steam
Port Jackson
Qgasliehd
Tooth and Company
M'Gregor
Broken Hill Junction
Junction North
Queem Bes
United Tosurance
Revolver Mystery at Paddington Police Court
Gilbert Henderson, an engineer, faced charges in Waverley for allegedly attempting to discharge a loaded revolver at Maud White on February 17. Witnesses described a firearm incident, with Henderson claiming accidental discharge while cleaning the weapon. He was discharged after the case collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
Gilbert Henderson
Waverley
Maud White
Condie
Henderson
Surrey
Bond Junction
Jessop
Barnett
Nan
Tee
Sobye
Malicious window damage reported in Newtown case
Early Saturday a plate-glass window valued at £25 was damaged at Nat Lewis's premises on King Street. A passerby saw a man throw a stone at the window and a constable arrested Albert Williams, 32, who faced a remand at Newtown Police Court until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
L'Avrenus
Newtown
King Street
Albert Williams
Nat Lewis
Late Shipping Arrivals and Departures March 2 to 3
Shipping notices list arrivals including Gabo from Bridane Roward Emith Co and Muse from Macleay River with captains Firth Innes from Melbourne and Innes. Departures show Age for Newcastle and Telamon for Brisbane. Coastwise reports include Cooma Queenecliff Grantala Permerine Kyogle Frundahis Beal Rotka Moxau Wandra Aramac with respective origins and timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabo
Firth
Bridane Roward Emith Company
Friendship i
Tery
Tweed River
B. M. Corrigan
Ayrshire
F.H
Gout
Liverpool
Birt and Company
Muse Is
Innes
Macleay River
Jones Company
Aramec
Brisbane
Cooma
Sydney
Queenecliff
Grantala
Permerine
Clarence River
Wandra
Aramac Peer
Victoria Ship Arrives as Court Sentences Tailor for Silk Theft
The P. and O. R.M.S. Victoria arrived at Plymouth from Sydney with a stop in port. Allen Watson, a young tailor, was sentenced to six months in prison with suspension under first offenders rule, for stealing 14 dozen silk handkerchiefs from Osawa and Company at Victoria Markets on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R.M.S
Victoria
Sydney
Ports
London
Plymouth
Allen Watson
Water
Messrs
Osawa and Company
Homebush Stock Sale Reports Mixed Sheep and Cattle Trade
At Homebush stock sale 7718 sheep and lambs drew bids with fair to good demand for prime quality and light trade for ewes and shorn sheep. Cattle yarded 1082 with most classes selling but prime heavy were scarce and prices fell from prior day. trucks for Thursday listed. February Flemington sale totals show 146,344 sheep and 180 cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corosabrea
Flemington Cateyards
Cricketer Arthur Hagan Faces Multiple Charges in Water Police Court
Arthur Hagan, a young laborer, was charged at the Water Police Court with assaulting Joseph Dixon after an incident near Burnell Place Woolmonloo. Dixon testified that Hagan struck him with a cricket bat, and Hagan also faced charges for assaulting his wife amid a row at his mother in law’s home. The magistrate imposed fines and short prison terms, with additional orders regarding peace bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hagan
Water Police Court
Joseph Robert Dixon
Hagan
Inlaw
Kiddle
Hagon
Kixel
Dixon
Haeen
Dairy man fined for stray cattle at North Sydney court
George Finkison pleaded guilty at the North Sydney Police Court to departing cattle on an unregistered area. He argued cows needed healthy grazing, but the magistrate ordered strict supervision of dairymen. Fined £3 plus 6d costs, default one month imprisonment. Harrison also cited for letting cattle stray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Finkison
Summons
North Sydney Police Court
Donaldson
Harrison
Siena Fia Caste
Cold Storage Dispute Hears Arbitral Session In NSW Court
Arbitration Court in Sydney continued the hearing over the Cold Storage dispute between the Cold Storage Employees' Union as claimants and multiple respondents including Pastoral Finance Association New South Wales Fresh Food and Ice Company Sanitown Freezing Works Parramatta River Birt and Company Metropolitan Tor and Cold Storage Company Limited and Australian Chilling and Freezing Limited of Aberdeen The Deputy President Ma Justices Street presided with Messrs T E Spencer and BE Riley as members Mr G S Beeby for claimants and Mr Broomfield for respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration Court
No. 2
Ma Justices Street
Messrs
T. E. Spencer
BE. Riley
Cold Storage and Employees’ Union
Pastoral Finance Association
New South Wales Fresh Food and Ice Company
Sanitown Freezing Works
Parramatla River
Birt and Company
Metropolitan Tor and Cold Storage Company, Limited
Australian Chiling and Freezing
Frederick Law fined for possession of roast beef at Central Police Court
Frederick Law a laborer was fined four or one days imprisonment at the Central Police Court this afternoon for possessing fourteen pounds of roast beef believed stolen. A public meeting of Bina Jong residents discussed the Damaz microbe plan with a resolution opposing dangerous exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Law
Central Police Court
Bina- Jong
Austra
North Sydney Baker Fined For Underweight Bread
Arthur Criep faced the Inspector of weights and measures at North Sydney Police Court for underweight bread. The court found 60 loaves underweight and 2 under standard weight. Criep was fined with hard labor terms or months’ gaol and ordered to distribute 12 underweight loaves to North Shore Hospital and North Sydney Benevolent Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amund Arthur Criep
North Sydney
Iloa Uebt
North Shore Hospital
North Sydney Benevolent Society
Crisp
Attempted Pardon and Disorder at Ervkinavile Constable Case
William Buteher a tinsmith was charged at Newtons Pelige Court with incitement of John Pickford to resist the constable while aiding three companions. The constable claimed Pickford used indecent language and fought, leading to a baton threat and Pickford’s arrest. The court fined Buteher 20 shillings or 14 days in gaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buteer
Tinemith
Newtons Pelige Court
John Pickford
Buteher
Ervkinavile
Pickford
M’ateer
M'teer
Eid
Lin
Jack
Mimo
Ford
MaAteer
Korlestons
Embezzlement Case at Willoughby Court
Edward Newcombe age 18 pleaded guilty at North Sydney Police Court to embezzling 2 pounds 14 shillings from his master William Grew at Willoughby. He earned a three month sentence suspended on good behavior for 12 months and repayment of the embezzled funds. An East Hongkong and America liner shipment departed Hongkong for Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sydney
Edward Newcombe
Donaldwen
Willoughby
William Grew
Newcombe
Memorial notices and classifieds from Manning River era
A mixed page of obituaries and advertisements notes the drowning of Dollie Farcee at the Manning River and a March 2 death of Exhel. It also lists funeral arrangements by G Kinsella Undertaker, plus assorted sale items, tickets, and goods advertised by multiple merchants in Melbourne and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giiter
Dollie
Manning Hiver
Pete
Brothess
Francie
Switzer
Golden Grove
G. Kinsella
Giewena Cale
Caen
Andrewes
Roors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Immigration
the Federal Movement
MR. Dearin
J. P. List
Hordern
Maria Hodges
V.R.C. Races
St Ib
Philip Worth
Deering
Newmarket
Red Sea
Mark Antony
Acme
Seymour
Finngaratta
Westerna
Eenee
Louise
fAntonio
Thalaba
Eran Scotland
Fright Steel
Collarit
Northwood
Hanner One
Grenadier
Voerenloe Wenene
Traquair
Carissma Knox Sescen Ane Galeria Aeeeee Muster Foote
Sokinsha Tangaroa
Tortive As Bengalor Oon Mies Bobby
Joan Asee Fultuinator
Manus
Sens
Aame Akim Foo
Ringlet
Veweeee
Thackeray Ames Ns
Boomer Orsetees Orfane Pease Il Sehetee Dusky Mor
Ryletone
Sydney Wool Sales
Motor Car and Boy
Cattas Creek
Broken Hill
Dunlop
Howard Smith
North Broken
Lyell
Hressels
New Lech
Age
Newcastle
Telamon
Men’s F.S.V. Boots
Tarmer
Homebush Stock Sales
Sheep and Lambs Firm
FAY
A. Mner Estern
Hongkong
Japan
Tombare Ociadera
Dick Michall
Hunter-atreut
Adel
Auo
Pirkins
Tobectonist
Pittet
G.P
Queen's Walk
Haymarket
Lares
Fhustnewe Chambers
Superior
Nsw
Trotting Club
Racas
Epping Racecourse
Balmain
Forest Lodge
Drummoyne
Troma
Georgiatreet
RB. C. Hungerpord
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