Private and Australian Finance Office loan notices and solicitations
A garbled compilation of loan offers and advertisements. Private loans at low interest claim no delays or fines, with terms on furniture and property leasing. Names and addresses appear, including Sydney and Newtown offices, plus various figures and payment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohea
Wek ‘Gompars
Perchaslog Federal Furnishing Company
Qnorgu
Tooth's Brewery
Sydney
J. Bloom
Bathurst and
Castlereagh Sts
W. Eraan
Iinet
Newtown
Telste
Sydney Finance Office
Guiuereagh At
Tol
Promirenry Nocwe
Uatralian
Metuan
Enovipest Socete
STEEN
Securit
Petal Tnt
Lownel Corres
Baxgient
Wolnst
Chaurman
Noe
Te Vals
Charan
Sindelis
Iime Fm
Winthcombe Snobs
Denaral Shnasger
Ichard Tose
Ea Robert B. Cameron
Booreury
Gmtee
A. Raves
Bubid
Wentworth Funeral Proclaimed a Public Holiday in Sydney
Government proclaims May 6 1973 a public holiday in connection with William Charles Wentworth's funeral. A large procession includes mounted police, volunteer brigades, guilds, and officials. The body laid in a rock vault at Vaucluse Bay after a solemn service at St Andrew's Wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charles Wentworth
Richart Hill M
Mounted Police
Manchester Unity Canfellows
Order of Foresters
Australian Holy Catholic Guild
Sons of Temperance
Hibernian Catholic Benet Society
Heerae
Executive Council
Legislative Council
University
Coucils
Toa
Corporation of Sydney
St. Mary’s
Vaucluse
Watson's Bay
Vaucluse Bay
Iles
Iles E.N.E. From Vaucluse Hous
Gordon
Canon King
James Marle
Young man found guilty of shop window thefts at Darlinghurst
John James Evans faced Darlinghurst Sessions charged with breaking two shop windows valued at £15 and stealing sweets. Prosecution said a gang of youths loitered near Elisabeth Street as the crime occurred. Evans was found guilty on both counts with a recommendation for mercy and remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James Evans
Darlinghurst
Mary Finale
Elisabeth-street
Mutter-airaet
Vane
Merry
Sunday Disorder At St Peters Under Aldermen Probe
At a city council meeting Alderman Harwood denounced gatherings of young men on Sunday for card playing and gambling near St Peters. He urged the Mayor to act. Alderman Gordon called Sabbath conduct disgraceful. Mayor Baker pledged to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Peters Counsl
Harwood
Gordon
Uch
Baker
Pwe
American Sailors Entertained With Sporting Plans for Sydney
The American fleet faces a proveable task to entertain sailors during the Sydney visit. Programs favor boxing events with prizes and various athletic spectacles. Naval athletes are described as keen on ring fighting, running, jumping, swimming, and wrestling, with baseball deemed less competitive abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
American Porta
America
Americas
Australia
San Francisco
Tha
Premiers Conference Discusses Federal Relations and Lighthouses
Melbourne reports the Premiers Conference reviewing the realignment of federal relations with the Commonwealth and a plan to gauge the impact of quarantine on livestock. WA and SA leaders push for urgent lighthouse construction and quarantine reforms to curb imports from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Ate. Bout
Victoria
Bela
Breas
Deakia
House of
Wilson
Lake Dé Aolte
Campbell
A’kinnon
Tala
A)kinnon
Ausralia
Jodla
My. Kitkomizick
Actio
Closing a Pound by St Peters Council
St Peters Council discussed closing the five pound and received a note from Public Works stating the council lacks authority to discontinue without ministerial consent. The council will reply that the closure is intended to be temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters
Country Fire Brigades Urge Action on Town Water Supply
A NSW article condemns weak fire protections in towns, cites Murwillumbah and Lismore conflagrations, and calls for government help to fund efficient brigades. It notes starting brigades in towns, urged public support, and links to the Local Government Act enabling municipal brigades while warning of apathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Webb
Metropolitan
Hercade
New South Wales
Sparks
Jaursey
Brisbane
Hicheland
Clarence
Fawkets
Murwillumbah
Tweed
Lismore
Aiethley
Kempyey
Iuverell
Buttang
Sndine Hue
Macy
Meray
Luis x
Availanle
Hern Ncema Lilie
Ffnr
Uniterian
Rimonowuka
MFERE
Bali
Avery
Tnemss
Leon
Bnt
Fey
Eltyore Generalis
Volunteara
Unsatisfactory Trams On St Peters Line Criticized
Alderman Tower urged changes after a Monday night meeting citing poor Saturday tram service. He argued the double car should run earlier and more reliably with the single car following, hoping for quicker commutes and better weekday service. A letter to commissioners was planned while a local shopkeeper, Joseph Ashcroft, faced a weighers’ court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Tower
St. Peters
Oalled
Abe
Aldarman
Jaime
Dewaa Dover
Alterman
Uncrowned King of Power The Premier of Great Britain
An analysis portrays the Prime Minister as the de facto head of government and power broker in Britain. It outlines duties from appointing ministers and church posts to shaping Parliament business, while noting the monarch remains head in theory. The piece emphasizes the premier’s dual influence over policy and aristocratic patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Asquith
Henry Campbell-Das— Lerman
Great Britain
Freminr
Pritte
Eimmply
Malthar
Dave
Charles
Pity
Thi
Bafourthey
Treasury
Gladesone
Disreelj
Kilgore
Soverdiga
India
St. Stephen's
Tired Teachers Report Critics on Public Instruction
Inspector Reay writes in the Public Instruction Gazette that some schools are well managed with clear courses and progress while others show stagnation. He warns against self complacency and urges continual self culture and active teacher organization to avoid bare imitation and vague instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Instruction Gazette
Reay
Mudgee
Hax Suuet
Inspection of Mines Probed for Inspection Shortfalls
A deputation led by Mr Cane MLA pressed the Minister for Mines on flaws in mining inspection at Broken Hill. They urged more frequent inspections and new inspectors. Mr Wood promised a general inquiry and for the Chief Inspector of Mines to act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane
Broken Hill
Wood
Zam-Buk Balm Praised for Wound Care by Paddington Mother
A Paddington resident extols Zam-Buk Balm for a child’s knee wound healing after heavy bleeding. She recalls using the balm to stop bleeding and prevent stitching, claiming rapid relief and ongoing trust in Zam-Buk as a household remedy for various injuries. The ad-like testimonial touts Zam-Thok as the world’s greatest healing talisman priced at 64 per pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gilbart
John Street
Paddington
Briebaw
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Usher
Tom
Sidney Thompson
Osim
Castlerough Street
Eydnet
Newcastle
Eustace Bennett
Ity Finance Company, Ltd
Owen Maronic Clus
Lesds Monet Op
Fred M'William
Stu
Joe Davis
Pitt-street
Furshware
Galland
Permenas Security
Amaimenis
Tee
Bsccaerd
Toca, Ture
Childrex
Frest Cistee
Pavel Cortons
Saveriereats
Taieng
Fom
Origine Biblon
Re Baar
Sforey Ranmald
ALENT
Sir Mozart Bear
Fort Olle
the Athletic American
Boveil
Royal Warenat
the Kime
Country Fire Brigades
Joseph Ashcroft
Ausandale
Glebe
Reginela Dees
England
MR. Asquith
Ayer
Ayen
Ayah
Orig
Isbor
Cudahy
South Omahe
Taylor
Jams
Ocmanresop
William Wild
Park Street
Gomurat Gerruete
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