Philanthropic Woman's Death Echoes Large Legacy
A report notes the death of Mrs Rylands at Torquay in January leaving a vast estate valued in the millions, bequeathing funds to numerous charities and institutions. Named beneficiaries include Stansfield College Oxford, Manchester and Salford charities, the Victoria University Settlement, and the Royal Free Hospital, among many others connected to Manchester and broader public welfare. The will allocates substantial sums to churches, hospitals, missionary groups, and educational bodies, reflecting a wide philanthropic network led by Mr John Rylands and family interests.
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Rylands
Piaro
Torquay
Jolio Rylands
Maurbwstwe
Tony Foe
der Will
Hares
Stansfield College
Oxford
Collsee
Manchester
Tapuist College
Moxeni
Mauehomer Warerouswame
Orphas
Orphas Setools 20,000, {Onan Hoprespathie Haayjitat
Steflval
Seionh
Van
Ormond-screel
Laawaod Verve
Eye
Mapennaeies Oy
Iervesse
ROM Lomina Miawlunaey Society
Thous Iscee Bat Teoadon City Mission Bora
National
Bae Maccumier Royal Eve Hospital
Salford
Cyeas Essary
Raptut Missionary Society
Northara Countian
Sailoed Providep
Serecy
Faye Young Womens Christian Asso Ialiods
Navelwood Tome Ot Rist
Rugeealivaine
Cawmarniel Young
Tye
Parlatvonshire Gougragasnal
Aid Koeicty
Seaulug
Leondyn
Tesip
Uniynraity
Bimc Pheipal
Wesleyan
Mao
Congregational Unies
Boymapaka
Buxton
Tmrk-Lans Ragged School
Whitield Taberassie
Toevenhem Court Road
London
Hisckney College
Wilmot-strest Mission
Rylanda Memorial Club
Rylands and Love, Limited
Roland Biormer
Ecu
Riylandn and Sonn
Lintad
Sahoed
Shoifurderowd
Lorely
Bir J Smilisi
Sydney Cooper
Val Princeps
Ani Macttie
Unioniat
Ucrike
Ic Aeesca
Arbitration Court
Wharf Laborers’ Union
Gang of Man
Wharlinger
Ne Way
Linde
Wey
Reo
Wefely
Rome
Hetf Datty
Manly Horticultural Society Exhibition Report
The Manly Horticultural Society held an event featuring displays of flowers fruit and preserves. Exhibits included four guarded cactus specimens and sugared fruit arranged by local exhibitors with praise for quality. The meeting followed with remarks by officials including Mr J. GO Lockley and other members.
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Wetton
W. T
Prines
Waveayer
Mrm
Miss Hatchinr
Prull
H.C. M'Iniosh
Larkin
Wenburg
Becher
New School at Tempe Opens amid public review
Mr Magis and Strassler of Public Instruction opened the completed Tempe Public School in a ceremony attended by the mayor, aldermen, and local residents. The building features wide upper floors, fireproof stairs, ventilated classrooms designed for 50 pupils each, with total capacity for 400. The site covers 3 acres 2 ropda 1M per cher. primary and infant departments are led by named headmasters and staff.
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Magis
Strassler
Tsa
Tha
Umching Sal
Voice of the Prople and Labour Rows in Sydney Notices
Letters complain of long clerical overtime and harsh union rules in NSW, urging reform. Readers discuss boarding ads, telephone frustrations, rail mismanagement, and harsh labor conditions. Community voices push for fair pay, justice, and unity amid unrest, with appeals to Catherine Hayes Hospital and local charities.
The Australian Press in New South Wales History
A survey of early NSW journalism traces The Australian newspaper from 1824 to 1848. It notes editors like Shaunnessey and Watt, the use of colored paper, and figures such as Howe Wentworth and Governor Darling. The piece recounts licensing fights, penalties, and dramatic conflicts shaping colonial publishing.
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Australian Hetorical Society
Royal Society
Eueaberh Street
City
Hokisom
Watsoe
Liut Dowling
New Boub Wales
Sydney
Australia
Geores Howe
West Indies
London “Times
N.S.W
Howe
Dowsley
Shaunnessey
Hows
Hamnd Watt
Ita
Ieava
Australian
W. CG. Wentworth
Norfolk Island
Wohlworts
Dowling
Darling
Abe
Abel
Ralph Dgrilue
Francis Forbsa
Wall
Forbes
Bosland
Thay Mlegally
Darling Gree
Hall
Walton
Shipping Arrivals and Departures Notice
Shipping arrivals list several vessels with captains and origins including Clarence Tiger from North Coast Company and Captain Mtaughlin from North Coast Company. Also notes departures to various destinations including Colonial Empire and Newmen with captains listed.
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Atareh
Bk Tvorge
Wood
Clarence Tiger
North Coast SN. Company
Cinited
Pip
Lone
Mtaughlin
Orth Coast Company
Sgnnie
M Keene
Galimaris Sone
Iowa
Prory
South Austria
Yulil and
Coogan
Mateh TF Mesthdene
Oreba
Tre Wear
Yim Jawenatla
Dumber
Noumen
Maritime Miscellany from Wellington and Sydney Port News
The Wellington ship log notes arrivals and departures including the tinton Companys steamers Muheno from Sydney arriving at Wellington, Wairine from Sewraetin, and Malia formerly Mlowern bound for Blug. The Union Company's Island steamer Alia arrived Sydney from the South Sea Islands, with a detailed passenger list and cargo figures. An airship era arrival reports the steamer Artile from Singapore via Adelaide with passenger details. A bottle recovered near Port Dunford recounts a 15 month voyage covering 4600 miles after being thrown overboard by Captain Alves la ist during a voyage aboard the Penguin bound for Australia.
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EAE
Tinton
Iert Hokiegnea
Kauri Fimaber
Kauri "Timber Company
Blackwaitle Bay
Glebe
ATUA
Union Company
Alia
Hutton
Sydney
South Sea
Wednunday
Ston
He Companys
Ath Gareta Crest
Darling Harbor
Wut Sorte
Avmiland
Nukuaigta
Maapal
Vam Apia
Levine
Sura Lauuua
Orn
Maron
Pia
Byasey
Sihree
Child
Distan
Abraharen
Mideon Ead Aid
Clmri Chit
Mackay
Mima Grice
Tweedie
Saggers
Smith
Paul
Moers Boyd
Grice
Ury
Warrington
Riraiamm
Collie
Hausock
Meadowcraft
Silin
Alen
Sherwood
Nelch
Corbett
Motherexen
Myles
Warmell
Phillipa
Shia
Pathergil
Clark
Alland
Thorncroft
Thompson
Gordon
Gallanar
Allen
Store
Airlif
Artile
Phlip
Combany
Singapore
Adelaide
Wilesnra~ Dorts
Meera
D. Rabsdoon
PF. Wood
Walton
de Crawford
Harri
Davieson
Flinders Attaa
Davidson
EL Gavens
Wilks
Aivey
Deeder Walrus
Port Dunford
Milan
Gapuain
Alves la
Randwick Valuations Report For Kanawica Borough
Messia. BR H Palmer and G A Palmer Talvers to Ula Borough of Kanawica report valuations of all rateable property. Unimproved capital value of land totals 21,900,007 and annual value 163,358. Rates would yield 10,834 6d pence in the pound. annual rate 19,251 145. Improved capital value reaches 3,007,712. Council could borrow up to 150,001 148, including existing loans. Total rateable buildings 2752 with 4 hotels, 2 workshops, population 14,591.
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Messia. BR
H. Palmer
G. A. Palmer
Talvers
Ula
Kanawica
Unii
Cousell
Bowie
Planter Murder Report From Auckland Incoming Steamer
Aboard the steamer Den of Buthren arriving Auckland from Puli on the 11th the second officer reports a planter murdered near Buva as the vessel was ready to sail. The local Alley Line agent on both ends indicated the victim was struck with a weapon after an attack by a cabin boy or crew. Details are scarce and the ship’s officers recall the event amid travel.
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den of ‘Buthren
Auckland
Puli
Buva
den of
Judas Maccabaeus at Sydney Philharmonic Society Concert
The Sydney Philharmonic Society opened its 2408 season with Judas Maccabaeus. The review highlights soloists Miss Flarehen Ustiorut, Mine Muriel Barton, Ide Middenway, and conductor Mr Joseph Mra ding, noting vigorous choruses, well received "Sound An Alleluia" and the organist Mr Exarsl Truman, with Mrs Bradley among attendees.
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Sydney Philharmonic Society
Handel
Joseph
Bel Shagrar
Joshua
Egypt
Mule
Abe Jeree
Judas
Iriel
Anirew
Turdas
Simon
Judes
Warkesh
Waller
Judas Mayesharun
Natario
Ustiorut
Mdain
Muriel Barton
Ide Middenway
Ates Inehulla
F.C
Millar
Conor
Mrke Jamisson
Hase
Orehomia
Wenr Stael
Exarsl Truman
Sail
Mary Robinson
Amione
Sir William Man~log
Eociary
Joseph Mrading
Society
Bradley
Glebe Working Men's Institute excursion and harbor voyage
The Glebe Working Men's Institute held its first annual excursion aboard the Lady Hampden departing Glebe Point around 7 o clock. The event featured a harbor ride and a programme, with contributors including Miss Rowlands and others. Also noted are remarks by Senator Meat on government acts, a £216 reward for arson at Glanborough near Taverell, and remarks on New Zealand and Canadian trade conditions.
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Hempden
Glebe Point
Mampden
Maranario
Sydney
Akiriat
Mise Rowlands
Mresis
C. Hughes
Alnysworth
Thompson-Raa
Spectr
B. Pinter
Payne
H. Davies
A. Wellington
Genke
Gillespie
Qlanborough
Taverell
Grahamrow
New Zealand
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Penfold
Manly Horticultural Society
NEW School
Tempe
Sydnsysla
Dotan
Torstar
Brdney
Newington
Dublin
Walter L. Duncan
Tmnited Clerks’ Union
Ufe
United Claria’ Union
N 8W
Shu Unlom
Wyers Aller
Trafey Hall
North Shore
North Sydney Aider
North Braney
Campbell-street
Barnes
W.T. Tate
Parramatta
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Joy
Dave
Walt
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Catherine Hayes Hospital
Clare Baye
Synovy Charities
Catherine Heyes
Randwick
Tms & Wood
Ime
Cale Hospital
Mawiford
Thays
Weove
Aunuey
Railway of Flats
Johnson
Blandford
Tims Ap
Fuguire
Silwaya
Garryowen
Alwara
Airikera
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Agai
Jeryarty
Cammelling
Wilkes
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Randwick Valuations
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Piney Ceaeed Ai Tin
Pearlshoe Men Mani
Joe Davis
Pitt-street
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Prapany
Bald Amelie
Judas Maccabaeus
Meat
Tross
Campsie
Troy
Etatrox
Canterburr-roed
Chuerintir
Isle
Arthur Rickard and Co., Ltd
Ofit Ereret
Scoresemms Anu Braltt
Deamond
Ears Ellis Davis
George-sireet
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STOCK
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City Finance Company, Ltd
Ned Stene
Fred. Mwilliam
Binmond
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Joel Phillips
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Syney
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M. Davidson
Elizabeth-street
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Cyril H. A. Cohen
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Peel Maitre Sarednie
Byowey Finance Office
Pirie
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Agversiormrnis Ander
de Oswald
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Duke Panier
Raiteasal Dorerempumiinee
Monat
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W. Carter Watson
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Oiten
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Tas Picotina
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