Fishing Notes Bring Wide Range of NSW Angling News
High water at Circular Quay and various bays as fishers report whiting, black bream, and schnapper catches. Murray cod stocks noted, port trips described, and NSW Fisheries Board efforts discussed. Reports from Woy Woy, Cowan, Port Macquarie, and Sydney ferries indicate strong activity across regional waters with notable captures and upcoming seasons.
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Circular Quay
Yawkesbury Bridge
Twofold Bay
Newcasele Ralf
Shoplaaven
Sydney
Tuncurry
Cape Hawke
W. Greig
Garrick
New South Wales
Clab
Custom House
Macquarie Place
Ney
Pearl Bay Grounds
Middle Harbor
Folly Point
Narrabeen Lake
Murray
Murray River
Udall
South Australia
Queensland
Clarence
Tuchmond
Corowa
Balranald
Bantry Bay
Port Macquarie
Charley
Belmont Park
Whittiser
Undaunted
Colonel Cox
Major Purves
J. L. Ruthven
V. Hecho
Pearce
Jane
Boutreble
Worioe
Corrama
Abe
Moeesis
RA. Atkinson, Latharm, Hallett
Wilson
Newrastis
T. Richardson
Newkenbury
Cowan
Port Hacking
Woocomsolloo Lathe
Manly
Mosmut Bay
Woolloomooloo Bay
Mil-lor's Point
Eastway
T. Riley
Fred. Perle
Sydney Wednewlay
Mr. E. &. Tunks
Sytney
San Souci
Ranks of Labor Reported From Trades Hall Meetings
Reports from the Trades Hall outline union activities across several sectors. The Electrical Workers' Union seeks a deputation to the Lord Mayor, with a reply to refer matters to the electric lighting committee and a conference planned with the Railway Department to settle the dispute. Clerks at the Sydney General Post Office face long hours and minimal overtime pay, prompting planned actions and federations talks. Marble workers continue a strike with possible conference on the 12th, while employer relations remain amicable. The Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Association votes to send a deputation to the Railway Commissioners for service improvements, and a large painters strike fund receives support from the Trades Council. Public opposition arises to the Industrial Wages Bill from gas employees and sewer miners unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Workers’ Union
Thre
Railway Commissioners
Railway Department
Clerks’ Union
City Clerks' Union
Sydney
Victorian Clerks’ Union
Hedfern
Messrs
Anthony Hordern and Sons
Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Association
Trades Hall
J. Cunningham
Master Painters’ Association
Sydney Labor Council
Trades Council
Melbourne
Prize competition and features in Woman's Budget
The week's Woman's Budget offers a new prize competition with money for coupons and a varied content lineup. Read about short stories by Lal Ritter Georgina Leslie A I P and Blanche Bury serials, plus recipes for rabbit dishes domestic hints fancy work patterns crochet trims and baby items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Budget
Lal Ritter
Padson
Georgina Leslie
A.I.P
Ethel
Blanche Bury
The
Moreland Ad Praises Dr Sheron's Discovery
Mrs Cahill of Moreland writes that Dr Sheron's New Discovery is splendid and more effective than the chemist's mixture. Dr Steldoo's New Discovery is claimed to cure all chest complaints and lung troubles. Hon G H Reid KC endorses The Evening News as widely read and reliable with a vast reader base.
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M. Cahill
de Carlo
Moreland
G. H. Reid
K.C
Anya
the Evening News
New South Wales
Australia
Charles E. Morkine
Musical matters and concerts in Sydney circles a lively review
The piece surveys Kubelik in Australia with Sinding and Wieniawski works, and notes Australian soloists Miss Erpa Mucker and Miss Emily Dyson. It highlights harpsichord use in London tastes, Staeil’s Vice-Regal Quartette plans, and upcoming female-led recitals at Centenary Hall and MCA Hall. It praises W. Arundel Orchard in Sydney musical life, profiling his career from London to Perth Tasmania and Sydney, and applauds suburban choral societies and their growing orchestras. A Clacton anecdote closing recalls a £1000 piano treasure found in wires after being bought for music value.
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Kubelik
Australia
Sinding
Wieniawski
Faust Fantaisle
Spohr
Havanaise
St. Saens
Hubay
Jephir
Paganini
Erpa Mucker
Bmily Dyuson
Jt Guunde
Tara
London
Frederick Hinge
Nellie Chaplin
Purcell
Chaplin
H. Staeil
Y.M.C.A. Hall
Mias Ewa
Girls’ Realm Guild
Europe
Centenary Hall
Quesnel
Margaret Edson
Dora Rancland
Esther Hahn
Lilian Frost
Bruce
Seton
Bucknall
Emma Sussmitch
Miles Violet Balmain
M.C.A. Hall
Mies Susemilch
Mixes Balmain
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Schubert
Charles Santley
Queen's Hall Orchestra
Mozart
Handel
Sandra Droucker
Herr Gottfried Galston
Jean Gerardy
England
Sydney
Australia Winter Gardens
W. Arundel Orchard
Dilbgent
Mr. Orchard
Sydney Philharmonic Society
Orchard
Durham University
St. George's Cathedral
Perth
St. David's
Hobart
Tasmania
Lennon
Colorado Springs
U.S.A
New Zealamd
St. George
Stanford
Phanding Crohoore
Coleridge Taylor
Clacton-on-Sea
Eng
Stealing on the Wharves Suspects Sentenced in Docklands Case
Leo Swinson aged 75 and James Robert Somers on 18 were brought before Judge Docker at Danninghurst for thefts from the North Coast Steam Navigation Company wharves. Swinson, convicted of breaking and entering and stealing, faced 17 years on two counts. Judge Docker also ordered three years hard labor for the remaining charges and 12 months hard labor for Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Swinson
James Robert Somerson
North Coast Steam Navigation Company, Limited
Judge Docker
Danninghurst
Swinson
Fullerton
Sanderson
New Beverages Debut in Australian Market
John Cawsey and Company of 482 George Street introduces two drinks. Cawsey's sparkling quinine and orange bitters are marketed as an appetizer and pick-me-up that improve whisky. Cawsey's famous Chile punch blends with wines, spirits, beer, or aerated waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawsey
Messrs
John Cawsey
Unjust Measure Leads to Fines in Water Police Court
Henry Parrett of Liverpool street was fined 10s with 6s costs for selling an unjust weight six drachmes short. He claimed the weight was to keep his door open. Edward Fogarty of Cathedral street faced the same court for an unjust weighing machine reported sixpence short. He pleaded guilty saying the lead had fallen from the bottom. he was fined 10s with 6s costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parrett
Liverpool-streat
Water Police Court
Edwd. Fogarty
Cathedral-atreset
Fogarty
Directory of Manufactures
A new useful book for the mercantile community from Turner and Sona Sydney and Melbourne. It is a directory of Australian manufacturers arranged alphabetically by trade and subdivided by styles. It includes articles and tables on progress values and increases over three years and discusses overseas markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner and Sona
Sydney
Melbourne
Australia
Auetralian
Chambers of Manufactures
Outre World
Stock and Station Agents Form New South Wales Association
At a Goulburn conference of stock and station agents and auctioneers organized by the Loverell Licensed Salesmen's Association, a meeting adjourned to July agreed to draft rules for country counties, form a committee, abolish district licenses, bring all licenses under auctions with a £15 fee, allow only Livewaard agents to recover commissions, and establish the Stock and Station Agents' Association of New South Wales.
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Goulburn
Loverell
W. H. Wheatley
A. E. Johnson
Ferguson
Wheatier
Cenes
Wheatley
E. F. Lockwood
Returned Australian artists visit Sydney after seven years away
Australian artist E Phillips Fox returns to Sydney with his wife Ethel Carrick Fox who also exhibits at the Royal Academy and the Salon. They plan to show new works during their stay. Several of Foxs paintings are already in the New South Wales National Gallery. Also noted are price changes for candles after wax duties and a new appointment for Lever Brothers as soapmakers to the Turkish Sultan. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane
America
England
New Zealand
Goodradigbee
Eastwaey
BE. C. Stewart
Boggy Pain
Eumeralia
James Scott
Brisbane
Tlb Fsb
A. Smart
Mlb
Dr. Maitland
B. Purnell
H. L. Silk
Gordon Wren
H. L. Bik
W. EB. Oldfield
J. Thatcher
W. Robbie
Red Fishers’ Society
Royal Exchange Hotel
Sydney
J. A. Brodie
New South Wales
Nepean
War- Tagamba
Straama
Maitland
Lebb's Hole
Yarrangabilly
PFP
Empire Works Co
Harrington & Co., Ltd
Goorce ST
G.P.O
E. Phillips Fox
Royal Academy
Salon
Fox
Ethel Carrick
Academy
Messrs
Upton and Company
Lever Brothers, Limited
Port Sunlight
Turkey
Molong Pastures Board Grants Reserve Purchase and Wire Netting
Molong P A Board decides to grant 200 acres of reserve No 23031 for conditional purchase to Boree Farmers and Settlers Association. It declines cooperation with the Yass Board on dispensing travel stamps. It approves about six miles of wire netting for settlers while noting drought, healthy stock but low condition, scarce grass, and reduced local wildlife.
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Molong
P.A. Board
Boree Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Yass Board
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Denne
Deane Chught
the Ranks of Labor
Gas Employees’ Union
Rockehoppers and Sewer Mineral Union
Wade
Musical Matters
Heaney
Euroscope Institute
Pitt Street
GE Ad Euroscope Institute
Pitt-St
N.S.W
Tain
Arthur
Pittar
Oxford Street
Mark Foy
Civil Service
Gerda
Price
Poet
Belis
Sans Souci
GrimMid
Macy
Guyatt &Co
George-St., Stoney
Conference OF Auctioneers
Chamberlain
Molong Pastures Board
Hesd—Woods
Hunter’s Slippers
Pecenaary To
John Hunter & Son, Ltd
Commonwealth
City Boot Palace
George and
Market Streets
Atchelor & CO
Oxford Stare
Oxford-street
A-Ak Smerkes Serwace
Rassmussen
George Si
Turners Directory OF Manufacturers OF Australia
Turner and Sons, Filders Exchange
Castlereagh-Street
S.5
Ring Balmain
H. McKenzie
Colers
Glebe Island
E. & L. Burgin
Savings Bane Chambers
Moore Street
Syoxnut
Parramatta
Paramatta
Bovey
Bentels
Rentel
Pilla
S. H. Henshall
Clarendon Street
South Melbourne
Victoria
Cannell-street
Syivey
New
Pomphilet
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