Surprise Division in Parliament Delays Industrial Foxpotes Bill
An unexpected division interrupted the second reading of the Industrial Foxpotes Bill late last evening. Attendance was low, with many members absent or locked out as the vote carried by a narrow margin of two. The Premier declined further comment, noting plans to continue committee work tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Sullivan
Sallham
Lajce
Memrs
Morton
Food
Jumer
Wade
Moore
Davidson
Hoepa
Lee
Roveon
Latimer
Wadcell
M’parlaim
Caen
Gaslow
Hishmarys
Brinsley Hail
Nobbs
Robert Jours
Wallick
Perkes
Hunt
Frase
Ryris
Donaldson
Pleming
David eRnry
Mahony
John Miller
Agate
Messia
Grahame
Kelly
Dootay
Peters
Stuart-Rabersrom
Trede
Carmchael
Beebs
Borne
M'Gowes
Charlon
Arthur Grinch
Gus
Millon
Nicholson
Merser
Cann
Lynch
Hiden
Page
M’neill
John Storey
Burgess
C. A. Jones
Batell M'Garry
Lonsdale
Fitzpatrick
Perry
Morham
Agtlost
al/Laurin
Obalivea
Mecdonell
Hollis
Taknn
Bert
Haye Bern
O'Sullivan Was Tocked 1H, By the Tablog of the Bar: Tt Bes Bom Aserriai
Rup Rorents
Mesars
Arthur
Ball
Barton
Broughton
Carruthers
Collins
Downes
Pell
Gilbert
Gillon
Sir J, Graham
Levy
BU Coy
Oakendon
Minster
Thomas
Millard
Healey
Tess Cnttlemen
Bening
StGawen
Amnion
Randwick Training Work Noted On Middle Course
Report from Randwick details busy middle course sessions with Baransud defeating Wille For by several lengths over six furlongs in Setin Wear. Various horses posted times and strides, including Tiige three quarters of a mile in 1 min 23 sec and Welcome Trist beating Britry over a mile. Multiple runners show steady progress with Adriatic, Peru, and Malt Rose among those noted for useful work and good pacing.
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Baransud
Wille
Setin
Imin
Nix
Turdonee
Vmia
Comely
Rouvray
Min Warr
Tiige
Imim
Simoes
Siver
Hildebrook
Berkey Brew
Sinec
Sant Meiodrama
Kine
Crome
Gaby
Elie
Tula
Longchamp
Poseidon
Tarzan
Bands in the Parks Programme Across Multiple Bands
The R A A Band and the Newtown District Model Band announce outdoor concerts in Centennial Park Hyde Park and Princes Park tomorrow and tonight with a varied classical and operatic programme including overtures marches and solos by noted conductors and performers. The NSW Police Band also schedules a parade in Prince Alfred Park weather permitting.
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Centennial Park
Dergimay Iriedrijk
Maeunlello
Auber
Afaretielli
Buuiey
Vrobaudl
New South Wales
Arillery Dand
Hyde Park
Housel
Mendelssohn
Bentley
W Fowler
Januain
Hatiste
Prince Charwing
Karl Kapa
Fanvasia
Michaelle
Offenbach
Newtown
Will Bray
Priersham Park
Charlot Race
Paull
Hasiad
Comet Soto
Ghord Mr. World
Hound
England
China
India
Arria
Byain
France
Switzerland
Italy
Grand Anais
Cornet
Agian
Kewrom
Iortland
Lewland
Berker
Armenac
Red Wing
Karey Mite
Waits
Conner
Sydney Scholar Weatherburn Wins Major Cambridge Scholarship
London report notes Mr Weatherburn, a traveling Sydney University scholar now studying mathematics at Trinity College Cambridge, elected to a major scholarship worth £100 a year for four years. He began at Sydney High School and Hyde Abbey, later achieving B A and M A honors, and earned the James King Scholarship of £260 per annum for nine years.
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London
Weatherburn
Sydney University
Trinity College
Cambridge
Bern
Imp
London Wool Sales Declined as Buyers Withdrawn at Evening Sale
London wool sales saw heavy withdrawals this evening with buyers' interest low. The salon yesterday listed several lots including Yule Thi Noprama 94 Ho ward 84 Noondoon Syd Wardry iad Kilougbute 1244, indicating reduced demand and uncertain market tone.
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London
Wales
Barclay Bank petition winds up Sir James Laing and Sons
London bankers Barclay and Company Limited, creditors for 350000, petition to wind up Sir James Laing and Sons after advances of 100000 and 50000 with a 50 percent dividend, Laings claim unprovided losses exceed 50000 unknown to bank, case proceeding.
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London
Barclay and Company. Limited
James Laing
British Premier H Campbell-Ramerman in poor condition
The British Premier Kr H Campbell-Ramerman is reported in bad health following an illness noted as a kodbie condition, causing considerable ap riety to officials and observers.
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London
Kr H. Campbell-Ramerman
Waa
Kodbie
Labor Role in Australia Speech in Plymouth
London report notes Mr Kulr Herdie M P speaking at Plymouth on labor rule in Australia. He cites New Zealand as a model and praises South Australia as a best destination for emigration, outlining golden opinions and urging policy alignment.
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London
Plymouth
Kulr Herdie
Australia
New Zealand
South Australia
Fire at Firary Lane Theatre in London
A serious fire broke out Wednesday evening at Firary Lane Theatre in London. The blaze was confined to the stage area though the safety curtain and wiring were destroyed.
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London
Firary Lane
Cambridge crew favored in inter university bowl race
Cambridge is slight favorite for the inter university boat race with Cudmore of Advlaite rowing at No 1 in the Oxford boat.
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Lontion
Cambridge
CR. Cudmore
Advlaite
Oxford
English Footballers, LONDON, Wednesday Evening
The Rugby Union will not include Whison in the team for Australia as the Scottish Cuba claims him under its jurisdiction and suspends him for accepting the invitation. Mind of Keak will replace Wilson in the squad.
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London
Rugby Union
Whison
Australia
London Bar Silver Market Brief The Vote
Bar silver in London opened seeking 25 pounds per ounce benchmark. market showed sudden movement with unsettled bids as traders awaited standard pricing reactions.
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London
Wedoeetay Brexing
Tallow Sales In London Evening Auction
Australian and New Zealand tallow prices were published with 6 pence per pound posted. U6 cacks were offered, 19 sold, with prices showing a decline of 24.
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London
New Zealand
Price’s Bristol visit draws mixed reception for Booth Ametrilla premier
London dispatch reports T. Price, premier of Booth Ametrilla, meeting with the Chanterst Commerce in Bristol. He was greeted warmly, while observers noted unresolved questions about the Triste ducks in cold storage.
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London
I. T. Price
Booth Ametrilla
Chanterst Commerce
Mr. Price
X Ray Martyr Portrait of Courage or Dangers of Early Radiation
A London article recalls Alfred Hall Edwarde or Hall-Edwarde as a pioneer in radiography who endured severe X ray dermatitis and multiple amputations to advance medical imaging. It notes his quest for protective apparatus and reflects on other workers affected by early X rays, including notable figures in radiography and hospital labs.
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London
Hall-Ealwanie
Je-Zaving
Hall-Edwarde
Heath
Wes
Africa
England
Hy Orst
Alfred Dean
Pecently
Bandon
Harry Ewarde
Wacker
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Gur's
Thomas
King’s College
Middlesex
London Hospitals
Hers
Cossor
Setar
Bree, Gall
Finistor
W. Kerr
Sid George-Street
Opp
Town Hall
Benefit Concert For Widow Of A Berndt
The American Banjo Medolin and Guitar Orchestral Society under Air W J Steet presented a benefit concert at New Masoate Hall Castlereagh Street to aid the widow and family of A Berndt of Rungadale. Patronized by W Ho Ma honey M L A and the Mayor, the program featured banjo solos by Bleak and performances by Gmilie Morrow Signor Adizon W Mien Str 4 Flendergyn and M CClure with May Brunoce reciting.
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Medolin
Guitar Orchestral Society
Air
W. J. Steet
Asia
A. Berndt
Rungadale
New
Masoate Hall
Castlereagh Street
W. Ho Mahoney
M.L.A
Ammadale
Orchestraa
Mr. Bleak
Mic Gmilie Morrow
Signor Aédizon
W. Mien
Str
Flendergyn
Mr Clure
Mise May Brunoce
BUTT CHARITY CONCERT RAISES FUNDS FOR SYDNEY CAUSES
Mme Clara Butt and Mr Kennerley Rumford headline a charity concert at Palins on Saturday evening. Proceeds go to Sydney charities. Performances feature Elgar's Sabbath Morning at Sos and Land of Hope and Glory, with other items by Batram Brans, Merrick, Godfrey and Bykes. The event also includes a court verdict in a separate case before Mr Justice Pring, with a £300 damages claim by Harry Charles Wall against William Best reaching a majority verdict.
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Mme
Clara Butt
Kennerey Rumford Mill
Sydney
Palins
Dave Dosh
Clara Dyll
Elgar
Land of Hope
Robert Batrom
Mr. Ksonerley Rumtardill
Branms
Mrears Cricharre
Frank Merrick
Arnne Godfrey
J. B. Bykes
Nation Board
Pring
Harry Charles Wall
William Best
Fevne
Laxo-Towic Palla Tod
Young and Wit
Appointment of Lord Auguste Lefont Recalled
Fragmentary text notes the late Lord Auguste Lefont once leading WS. F.-Prop as the appointment appears unsettled. Names and roles are partially garbled, with no clear dates or locations.
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Auguste Lefont
WS. F
Propesair Staunch
Carriagino
Rugby union meeting backs amateur path amid pro movement
The Metropolis rugby union held its annual gathering chaired by Mr H D Wood with large delegate attendance. They supported returning to amateur status, criticizing professionalism and detailing balance sheets while aiming to promote junior clubs and discipline, training, and grounds issues for the coming season.
Fragments From a Derailed OCR Page
Fragmented text appears to reference poultry farming names and products, with unclear dates or places. The readable items include mentions of Black Orpingtons, producer names, and a mailing offer for a booklet at 179 Marvel-street. No coherent event or人物 can be established.
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Bounington and Co
Working Mothers Helped By Sydney Nursery Association
About a year ago the Sydney Day Nursery Association opened a nursery in a roomy Oslington building with capacity for 200 babies. The matron Nurse Ryri presented an annual report showing working mothers value the care, with many traveling long distances and returning to work. Fees were 34 per day per baby, covered by a circle of donors and subscriptions. The association is run by Mrs Gilbert Loder as organizer, Frank Fanport as president, Mrs Dan as hon secretary, and Julie Cohen as hon treasurer.
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Sydney Day Nursery
Associa Lion Eblerrd
Flose-Aireet
Onslington
TuPsin
Ryri
Temuurumng
Gilbert Loder’ Weine
Wheln Ie
Dan
Secrevary
Mion
Julie Cohen
Balmain Hospital finances and subscription struggle
A Balmain and district hospital board meeting discussed rising accommodation costs and the need for £500 more funding to maintain standards. Only 128 locals of Balmain’s 32,000 population subscribed, with total receipts from subscriptions at £440 and government subsidies £60. A plan suggested charging one penny per week for all inpatients to raise about £10 annually. Attendance totals showed around 900.
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Mamngn
Balmals End District
Air
Ty A Beall
Balmain
Oace Houns
Sir Harry Rawson Visits Portland Harbor Reception
Sir Harry Rawson arrived at Portland amid a formal welcome with dignitaries from industry and government. The tribute salute honored his leadership and the new project’s promise, while hosts and guests praised Australia’s potential and Rawson’s influence on trade and manufacturing.
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Sir Harry Rawson
Portland
Remarkable heart surgery reported by Professor Salat
A wounded man who attempted suicide with a pistol bullet was operated on, the heart exposed, blood drained, and the wound neatly sutured. The patient recovered fully and was discharged six weeks later. The account details the delicate sewing required to stabilize a beating heart and restore breathing after the chest incision.
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Profesor
Alameter
Wafety
Arrest in Vengeance Case Stuns New Caledonia Sailors
An admitted act of vengeance ends with Purser Wellings jailed. signals and dispatches from Sydney report the arrest of the alleged assailant in New Caledonia while awaiting trial in New Caledonia. The inquiry notes running hot into the Flower of Commons era.
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Niwa
Sydney
Axlive
Purser Wollinns
New Caledonia
Wii
Wellings
Iuncial
Aervica Tn
Yanseana Dean
Fsjum
Myres
Lott
Mareh
Poiat
Deat
Alt Yaa Farrher
Unclear OCR Note Mentions Names and Items
Fragmentary OCR text references a dwelling entry and a person named Packera Gem, with mention of a gold watch and chain. Details are incomplete and only isolated phrases remain. The item list includes a rink, a dwelling breach, and people such as Roce, Tuirick O Connell, and Puen Caere. Hard to determine full event or context.
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Randwick Training
London Wool Sales
Sir
Chet Laings
Inty
Txst
Lainge
Laings
Keir Hardie
Bristol
Tumanity
Butt
THE
Wood
Lange
Delgues
Mtes
Elf
Megaive
Becaaes
Profec- Jonaham
Metropolitan
Busby
Hes
A. W. Green
Bower Board
Ranka
Teague
Union
Leagué
Inthuslaam
Ea. Marks
Beime Mae
Uulier
Jerzeya
Hee
Teesron
Hie Cyinlon
Makon Wee
MaMa Rod
Gemuemaa
Uing
Saney
Hns Union
J. ¥. Macmanamey
Aaklee
Reb
Br. Wood
Mr Wyll
Arnold Wald
Opore
Rapipeard
Maine
W. Oakes
Wnion
Brighton
Amis
Evening News
F. W. Wood
Mteare
Chilite
Bent Semmes Brink Invhygor Enaileracing
Nea-Interiearieg
Muanelal Manber
Sumin Eocietr
Wwe
Hiastrabe
Wally
Holtingdale
Kessell
King ST
Angus & Coote
Tansulting Opticianr
George ST
Onp
GV. Marcos
Pitt-Si
Wien
Evry Slade
Ular
Aula Sovetcien
Paisley
Taneers
E. Way and Company, Eene
Pittstreet, seDsEtt
Harry Rawyon
Kenuinely
Coedal
Cain~ Monnedlth Partin Cement
Laird
Bidivey
Tramides
Hathuye
Jobsin
J. Russell French
Sn Buck
By G. Perthigh
Chamber of Manufactures
Fickson
Harbor Trust
W. J. Millsnop
W. Murr
Mort's Deck
Wt. Vernon
Goverment Archicort
J. Wall
Prenitent Mater Builders Association
Vivetors
Jaan Tne
He Rampany
Harry Rawson
Netoniehmienl
Ani
Alunouet Ibex
Eantin
Packhan
Galarl
Flower of Commons
Hesceihar
Lord Treadmaath
Frank
Bing
Eamont
Gevin
Flegeltaub
Mall Order Jeweller
Ephhaimie Optielan
Anly Adaresm
Kodest
Sranry
TVA
FOX
Tad
Millers Feather Shop
Geruer Strand
Pitt
Pretvil Li
Ae Mabie
Stetbon
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