North Sydney Council Clash Over Disfiguring Hoardings
North Sydney Council debates immediate action under the Local Government Act to remove unsightly hoardings and advertisements along Kirribilli Point and harbour cliffs. Aldermen clash over sweeping removals versus measured reports, with calls for careful, officer-guided action to avoid indiscriminate destruction.
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North Sydney Council
Creswell
Kirribilli Point
Cranwell
Sydmey Sp’ Mowman Counaila
Sydney
Oleswhersaid Noties
C. A. Walker
North Siduey
Clark
Reynolds
Whetmore
Green
Alderuius Clark
Walker
North Byrney
Lderman Anderson
Death of James Breph intan aged 77 former NSW police inspector
The obituary recalls James Breph intan a retired NSW Police Inspector aged 77 who served from 1860s to 1890 rising to Inspector and later retiring in 1963. It notes his courage in the capture of bootleggers and a memorable incident where a bandit was shot and a robber killed. The Police Commissioner paid tribute to the old comrades, and he died at Fort Cottage Dulwich Hill.
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James Brephintan
Pallos
Mesa
New Soul Wales
Spector
Joland
New South Wales Boller
LSS
Iset
Maaby Iuspretor
Ant Ly Grax
Frederick Lawes
Stephenson
Mr. Stephenson
Marvin
Forbes
Fort Cottage
Beach-ntrent
Dulwich Hill
Only Past Experience on Federal Finance
An inquiry by Mr Holman about the Premine and state talks prompts Mr Wade to offer to share views with Dimaolk but doubts time will permit. He warns the moment will test the Federal Government stance as to safeguarding the state’s position and criticizes the last Prowler Counterpart for its rejection.
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MR. Wade
Holman
Statenancen
Wade
Jwat Tazailon
Sydneyus
Labor Party
Ten cave dwellers banished from Taylor Bay
Mosman Council moved to clear unlawful campers from Balmoral Beach and Taylor Bay. Inspector Lobb reported ten tents at Taylor Bay and warned property owners to remove belongings within 14 days. He described primitive camps, makeshift bunks, and locals’ mixed reception to enforcement while noting harbor works reduced shelter resources.
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Mosman
Tweeday
Yaroogt
Balmorsi Beach
Taylor Bay
Caowder
Bradley
Coun Ll
W. J. Lobb
Evening News
Asturorshire Sea
Balmera Beach
Mount ‘Beens
Atc
Traat
Middle Harbor
Angel Twell
Sydney
Gumley
Ie Miah Jand
Edison in grave condition after second operation
London report cites Thomas A. Edison in a tribial state at Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital. A second mastoid infection operation followed, doctors including Dr. Chel and Dr. Wylee attended. Family members remained at the hospital as a corrected bulletin notes uncertainty about recovery prospects.
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London
T. A. Edison
Lovernor
New York Journal
Thomas A. Edison
Manhattan
Arthur B. Chel
el Aan
Bradehww
Orange
Alzo
Duel
J. ¥. M'Kernon
W. Gill Wylee
Fralshaw
Duel Cosidere
Surry Hills Sensation Two Revolver Shots Fired
James Lamb is named in connection with an incident in Surry Hills where two revolver shots were fired at young married women Ray and Im Howe in Lower Campbell Street. No one was hit. Constables Rabbis Joyer Mentinwell and Terry handled the scene as the Central Police investigated. Bail was set for two accused in 245 Mack Street amid conflicting reports and ongoing coverage in the local press.
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James Lamb
Ray Lacey
Im Howe
Campbell-atreat
Surry Hilla
Stort
Rabbis
Joyer, Mentinwell
Terry
Atout Belf
Joyce Man
Sristans Street
City
Central Police
Easter Camps plan for NSW military reserves near Liverpool
A government proposal outlines creating a 140000 acre Liverpool area bounded by George's River Appin and the South Coast as a military reserve for Easter camps. It details ground use for infantry battalions artillery and cavalry, potential catchment area, boundaries, and the need to clear land and coordinate with military authorities for eight day training programs aimed at integrated battle training and safety.
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George's
Liverpool
New South Wales
Ausra
Ares
George's River
Berauth Sa
Batyle
Anderleicine
Informatin
Perfort
Elet
Ns.w
Meanehar
WIM
Bnd
N.S.W
Oysters blamed for enteric fever outbreak at Camperdown council
At Tuesday night’s Camperdown Council meeting the courts reported four local cases of enteric fever linked to oysters. Aldermen debated causes, with inspectors denying school drains as a source and urging decisive action. The mayor said authorities held full details and noted oysters bought in New Town as the likely source.
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Camperdown
Anderson
Hrulch
Culbert
Alderman Dupin
Newtown
Extra Hours and Wages Dispute at Central Police Court
Henry Moss Brasch owner of a cloth business in Liverpool faced the Central Police Court this morning over overtime payment issues. He claims employees were underpaid for hours worked and seeks due wages and compensation.
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Henry Moss Brasch
Liverpool
Ontord
Mireeta
City
Cantral Pollen Court
Reece
Rackort cloade bare the eacoeit Thain Hever
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a barrow, a light, and a peculiar line about a cork man’s friend and a poor man’s pit. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at a rural setting and a community concern or tale.
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Barrow
Shipping Arrivals Report with Diverse Global Vessels
Shipping arrivals list ships and captains from many ports including Botomon Tulane Narau and Seumen Me Goetater egset. Ports include Dunkin Livermoor Hobart Newcastle Newcastle and Brisbane with captains Garman Marcial Wlat Tayets and others. March entries note voyages to Guayaman and Brisbane among others.
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Atarch 24
Embers
Auziliary Fiteaed Atack
FE Inom
Garman
Botomon Tulane
Narau
Ploamist Sulsad
Pascape
Pope Vustua Schare
Marcial Gist Boismaat
Sey
Inawatra
Kempen Isi
Cages Siwrvars
SS. Company. Limited
Agente
Tayets
Tens
Captas Salon
Dunkin
Epson
Livermoor
Blararia
Hobart
Gabieian Foe Hevstane Warrisnoo
Tor Newrmstte
Wimvievonte
Ter ‘Negara
Newcastie
Cooksawm
Mateourne
Guayaman
Brisbane
Maritime Miscellany and Steamship Arrivals Report
A scrambled maritime column notes ships arriving and sailing for Sydney and nearby ports, listing vessels such as RMS Orotuca and Helen Denny, routes from London and Australia, and forthcoming steamers due including from Wellington, Auckland, and Melbourne with connections to Gisborne, Napier, and Port Chalmers.
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Sydney Cove
Ati
Lhd
Bort
Fistouth
Ayame
Aria
Ty ‘Lonon
Arrinca
Helen Denny
Sydney
Lety Holei
Aura
Ats
Idulin Minienuaa
Anthigen
Store promises low prices and special facilities
The ad claims special facilities for purchasing velvet plate and promises lower prices than rivals in Brooklyn. It invites customers to retire the club and wait for a forthcoming illustrated catalogue, which will be ready when schools gifts are posted, with free delivery.
Voice of the People On Roosevelt Visit and Rail Issues
Readers weigh in on President Roosevelt travel plans and Australia visit possibility. Debates on railway management, Paddington Hampden Park games, and Labor Funds demand audit, wage boards, and union finance accountability amid broader political tensions.
Mails by the Asturius Delayed for Dispatch
The Orient Company reports the M S Asturiag will not depart Port Melbourne for Suetbide before 4 p.m. to mor yom and is expected to be ready for dispatch from Adelaide at 2 p.m. Saturday. Unregistered letters accepted at the General Post Office Brave on Thursday till 6 50 p.m. Registered articles until 3 80 p.m. Late letters may be posted at the General Test Office Spdwy till 6 15 Disk. Mail by Tan for tax at Sydney Railway Station till 7 20 pm.
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Orient Company
M.S. Asturiag
Port Melbourne
Suetbide
Moryom
Adelaide
Thin Veseel
Sydney
To-Say
Imay
Tan
Blue's Point Tram Debate at Local Council Meeting
A council session discussed extending the Blue's Point tramway with options for terminals at McMakoo's Point and Blue's Point. A letter from the Under-Secretary for Works was read, noting the motion. the Sydney Ferries Company had previously cleared land at the former site. Alderman Clark urged government action to ensure orderly progress.
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Sydney Conneil
Qder
Works
Lafor
Blue's Point
M’makoo’s Point
Sydney Ferries Company
Alderman Clark
Driver's Narrow Escape From Fire In Siesta District
A driver on Gensore road narrowly escaped a fiery incident that erupted during a meeting with several service teams near Tiesto. Local responders extinguished the flames and secured the scene as authorities investigated the cause.
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Gensore
Sevitest- Siesta Bernen
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Inspector Stephenson
Tesworth
Nerrsar
Mosman Council
Surry Hills
M. Patrict
General Gordon Bays
Enteric
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Taedon
Caltas
Awale Ailondon
Tursaar
Dorsette
Tom Nrweaalla
Sriatare
Gylneyseth
Melourne
Portland
Welle
Umn An Gisborne
Napier
Qorenslied Puree
Welluwresl
Weite
Angus & Coote
Watchmekers
Opticians
George K
Royal Arcadi
Herometer
Ian Thors
Ana Patimetare
Iecan Neaceit Aantiew St
Wach Brandt Bros. Laat
Seoot
War House
A. Hall & Company
George-Street
A. Hooters
Soea
Beicefield Hill
Ieeere
Voice OF the People
Roosevelt
Norlh
United States
U.S
Moorevelt
Central America
The
P.m
Giwa Tomes
Sybury
Moonhe
Tamworth
Ivok
Chiat
Blandford
Fampden Oval
Paddington
Howard
Lawrence
Denia Brown
Hampden Park
Rugby Union
Fimo
Was & Fox
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Hemselven
Ruth
Harmpton Park
Tundrede
Tair
Paddington End
Eurrounding
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Barley
Peel River
Baiaae
Tamm
Moore
Uae
IBM
Lew
Perli¢mrni
Rowley Ance NG
Paterna
Tealey
Ther
Lee
Ss. Rowley & cCo
Victoria Markets
Croege Street
Etzoet
Beth
Spencer
Nodan
TRY Way
Pitt-Si
Slacette ST
Org
Malden
Silas
Ulette
Aiden Tere
E. Way and Company
Ibqt
Alwesa Keepa Ua
Davidson & GO
Oxford-Street
Tamarciow
Bennett
ALL News
Agencied
Tuteree
Carey
Australerie
Bydney
Kome
Bix
B. Bebarfald and Co., Ltd
George Street
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