Freshwater trout fishing reports from rivers state wide
Reports from Tepora to Murrumbidese describe excellent trout fishing with multiple anglers landing notable catches. Hobgoblin gillists note two fine trout at Tepora, several fish weighing up to two pounds, and multiple river entries around Leag Pisin with catches of four dozen trout in steady streams. Perch activity in Warraiamba River is rising with fish up to two pounds, though perch strike mainly the hadeyon.
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Greular Quay
Hawkesbury
Partie Wien
Dewey
Contes
Camp Cam
Watson's Fay
Vauclus
Middle Harbor
Watson
Laise
Walleoue Bay
Wrainuers
Kirty
Severil Mimone
Becxler
Verge Blackie Macy
Gsi
Seasapper
Hanang Sarmoant Baker
Saaties
Wey
Nawhembary
Percy Marks
Marke Iemet
Speiving & Colt
Carril
Brosbane
Neuired
Piarktas
Buck Bream
Fourply
Yacew
Blackwal Rodent
Syalis Halle Middle Harter Marine
Ork Ware
Black Kerma
Harpeet
Rishfcier's Bay
Yong
Tye
Ares Jensen
Mor P Taylor
Parker
Dodie Foist
Sandringham
Theat
Port Hacking
Theeoral
Walters
Kennedy
Ona Flemming
Vrout
Perret
Munninghame
Oberon
Eaetwars
Foari Oluraifal
Australysica
Siaet
Oberom
H. C. Cunnynghame
Tepora
Pools
Simmer Hill
Simmone
Murrumbidese
Rustway
Tubdubella
Toliow
T. B. Simpeno
Mr. Macky
Dr. Barrington
Me. Greig
Vernet
Mevara
Warraiamba
Keeping Out the Cedlin Moth Case Summary
A Melbourne district reports a legal dispute over infested pears imported under permit. The Crown prosecutes Mr John Martin and others under the Vegetation Lien Act for introducing fruit possibly carrying the Cedlin Moth. The case details convey inspection, condemnation, and proceedings tied to agricultural quarantine laws.
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Soshdia
Freit Ininorver
Boltuosee
Fala Nsw
Welaria
Conlgardin
E. Hl. Abbals
John Martin
Guy
Tully
Howard Smith
Welsman
Manth
Alexander Rickardsum
Atrent
Brisbane
Board of Agriculture
Sarin
Hume Tisre
Callie
Mant
Mons
Marlin
Byron Bay Trade Talks Target Improved Jetty Shipments
A public meeting in Byron Bay discussed a proposal to the government to fund better shipping facilities for Byron Bay lime exports. Attendees supported building a training wall and urged Ministers for Works to study the 1897 port works and consider the Drinkwater scheme for the works committee.
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Tynon Bay
Eniha
Byron Bay
Sand Ladies Swimming Carnival At Holtines Bowl Bathe
The newly formed Sand Ladies Swimming Club held a carnival at Holtines Bowl Bathe Thursday afternoon before a large crowd. Competitions included breast stroke handicap and 30 yard events with names such as B Smith and J Vine among participants. Jane received praise for organizing the event.
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Jane
Hotels Change Hands Amid Licensing Transfers
The Metropolitan Licensing Towcr grants public transfers for several hotels. Liev Hotel Montana in Sydney moves from Frances Celerall to Deray Edward Bollut. Heresford Hotel Bourkestrest Surry Milla shifts from Morin Carrie to Prats Parry. Lark'n's Hotel 65% George stenet Buriney transfers from Algar Ennyard to William M. Bostock. Imperind How Newtown-road Sytmes moves from Jane M Knight to Harry Crichton. Queen's Hirt Enmore road Eamura transfers from Dooakd F. Cimpman to William P F Phillips.
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Métropolitan
Central Police
Genrt
Publicasy
Liev Hotel
Montana
Kingetrest
Sydney
Frences Celerall
Deray
Edward Bollut
Heresford
Bourkestrest
Surry Milla
Morin Carrie
Sytmes
Jane M Knight
Harry Crichton
Queen's Hirt
Enmore Road
Eamura
F. Cimp
William PF. Phillips
Delayed Mails Frustrate Local Residents
Mail service disruption causes weeks of backlog as residents report no outgoing letters since Saturday. Officials warn shipments remain stalled and expect future clearance by Tuesday. Local businesses fear further delays impacting deliveries and communications.
Sydney Fire Safety Committee Probe At Parliament House
The Select Committee of the Legislative Council investigates city fire prevention and the pause in building progress. Webb, Superintendent of the Fire Brigades, testifies on water supply, hydrants, and the need for new legislation to allow larger fire engines and safer building lines. The committee adjourns to Thursday for further examination of Mr Webb.
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Legislative Council
City of
Sydney
Pariament House
Webb
Will of Me Pribel des Wiew at Braidwood Estate
A South Pacific period probate notice outlines the will of Mr Pribel des Wiew of Braidwood who died recently. It details legacies to family including Mary Patrick Michals Joby Kate and Mary, provisions for Masser and a son James, and the division of estate assets among heirs with specific bequests and trusts under Welsh law.
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Braidwood
John
Valater
Lealdwomt
Bestrwatens
Aed
Une
Swart
Fame
Pabrich
Michael
Kate
Mary
Froabold
Ehiléren
Patrick
Michals
Joby
Kacs
Weovwe
Ram Duary
San James Caine
de Fertz
Juhia
Faro
Royal Hotel
Briidwood
Plekires
Herke
Samos
Joty
Knte
Murs
Warrnstees
Weil
Chiles
Ebm
Foun
Kato
Running for the Tram Kilkee Sarwar 66
A garbled report mentions Kilkee Sarwar a 66 year old woman accused of raiding a local area in Alexandria. The text references a disturbance on Heoterson road near a footpath and trumpet sounds. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Kilkee Sarwar
Ganbettscrest
Heoterson-road
Alexandra
Priner Alfred Towle SF
Camperdina
Sulloree
The
Brats
California Syrup of Five-0 health remedy caution
A dubious ad copy extols California Syrup of Five-0 as a gentle liver and bowel aid, claiming safety and purity while warning of counterfeit imitators. It emphasizes “wise precautions,” urges home use, and touts a global, even regal, popularity with millions of bottles sold yearly.
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Childrem
Pratt
California
Alraye Reiuuber
San Francisco
Foundation
Woman's Budget and Free Paper Pattern Details
A fragmented newspaper features an issue of Woman's Budget with notices on patterns, sewing tips, and household topics. It includes references to special articles, readers’ pages, and craft guidance alongside ads and subscriptions for the publication.
Dorrigo Railway Meets to Push Line to Coast
A crowded Railway League meeting urged government action to restore the Dorrigo railway and back a railway commission report. The assembly supported advancing a line from Dorrigo to Cots Harmon and requested a formal Lepore on the proposed route.
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Warnor
Railway League
Nerd
Raifeau
Darraga Wallway
Sealey
Dorrige
Cots Harmon
Pastoralists' Review Tackles Gunity Repression and Local Matters
The Pastoralists' Review marks another year of publication and includes diverse items from New England rural life. Articles cover gunity repression, the Wallahe district, Dr. W. Ho Laing, and notes on grain elevators rubbish in wool and rabbit destruction experiments, with biographical sketches and local notices on erected structures and district decisions.
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Pastoralis Review
He Magazine
Cain- Gon
Wilde
Tin River
England
A. W. Pearse
Sydney
W. Ho Laing
Emily Marks Farewell Concert Preview at Coatenart Hall York
Miss Emily Marks presented a farewell program at Coatenart Hall York, featuring her works and notable performances. The event included Mr Cyril Monk with violin solos, Miss Bel Miextma and Mr Ed Beau, and Mrs Southwell as concert manager.
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Missy Emily Marks
Ibn Coatenart
York Athset
Ety
Thuretay Gielil
Stee Marts
Dudieais
Brant
Womlerte Winden
Kusbrsind Stuy
Ali Greig
Firat
Sarmust
Goraliamens
Cyril Monk
Siew Tuas
Guy @Arislot
Phare
Tiolt
Mise
Ed Beaumint
RW Orchard
Schuber
Spanish Air Wy Saracae
Numve
Vioiti
Ancore Pictors
Slee Srisanwad
Plo Walon
Bir
Southwell Te Cane
Passengers Face Unique Experience Amid Flooded Rail Route
Torrential rainfall floods the railway corridor near Wee Waa forcing diversion over the Dooded Line to Burren. The Railway Department struggles to maintain communication and move travellers as trains fail to meet timetable expectations. Passengers describe unusually extended journeys and reliance on alternative routes provided by earlier flood conditions.
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Wisbie
Wee Waa
Burren
Regal appointment in Sydney aims for Lord Augustus Leftus
A garbled notice from 26 Darrington Street Wrayard Square Sydney details a vice appointment under a regal title. It mentions Lord Augustus Leftus formerly governor of SS.W-Propressor Staunch and references a specialty bar. The text is unreadable in parts but signals an official assignment or designation with a formal address.
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Regal
Tate
Augustus Leftus
Ss.w—Proprssor Staunch
Darringtonstrest
Wrayard Square
Sydney
Notable musician plans versus church duties conflict
A fragment records Mr. Spiiney Scott planning a European tour linked with the Concert Compass project while facing a clash with local obligations. It notes his desire to focus on music, a possible Australia trip, and a shift toward organizing benefits for his church, including a Queen's Hall performance and broader outreach, with community reactions and future hopes.
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Spiiney Scott
Thames
Camberwidl
Drgate
Uae
Peters
Denlinet
Huis Teat
Houllkar
Villars
Lemare
Rian
Cambars
Crea
Willi
Quece
Burt
Vronsande
Prommain
Amd
Anterry
Mr. Sealt
Queen's Hall
Mary Young
Scott
Australia
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Oxford Square
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