Sydney fish markets tour reveals overflowing stalls and waste
A reporter visits Sydney wholesale markets to document the fish trade. He notes dirty conditions, nonfood sale rules, and waste from fish arriving in poor condition. Baskets of mullet and other fish are exposed to heat, with liver and blood mishandling shown as a poor practice.
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Bisek Linwaty
Cenall
Mane Gohwrmar
Italien
Olf Gehmar
baa_ bel men
Sentra Pytney
Newcastie
Naorman
Market Scene At Redfern Prompts Calls For Rail Cargo Reform
In a fragmented report from Redfern Markets about 4 to 5 buyers who mostly purchased baskets at low prices. The text notes disposal of unsold goods to a manure works at Botany and mentions Ashermen welcoming Mr. Parnell and Scottmen hoping the Government will establish proper fish carriage and an up-to-date distribution system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
Botany
Parnell
Scottmen
Explosion of Benzine Injures Worker at Dockyard
An explosion at the Australian Dropper Company on Darling Harbor injures Cook, a machine hand aged 18, with severe burns to arms and face. He was rushed by Civil Ambulance to Sydney Hospital after being exposed to fluence of Pongine. He is described as stable and was later moved to the capital wards. No reason given for the blast. Cook resides in Corlen Street, Surry Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plet-street
Darling Harbor
Sydary
Civi
Burke
Cook
Roger
Corlen
Surry Hl
Ayreone
Giraud
Wien Fe
Warsun
Chewiar Quay
Tarawindra
Dumblers
Clerries
Pit
Mockowarra Lestereh
Ford
Salinele
Donte
Natrebri
Millie
Come
Tamworth
Yarrape
Bossabri
Burren
Lovereth
Portlani
Cement Company
Sur
Tamwarth
Pridas
Cain
Nundiy
Thy
Pel
Amd
Tulinene
Emery
Shetty Bey
Tunnel Under George Street Unearthed In Odd Dig
Reported discovery of a deep tunnel under George Street by workers linked to a mysterious project. Residents observed a slanting shaft, a vent, and suspicions of criminal links echo age old detective tales.
Empire Day Essay Winners Crown Newtown and Primary Pupils
Miss Myrtle Brown of Newtown Public School wins the Empire Day essay prize for secondary schools while primary prize goes to Miss Myrtle Brown daughter of Mr Brown minister. The emblems cups bear engraving of Warwick Vase. Students from Botany Fort Street Model School and others judged on emigration and imperial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wiles
Mraura
London
Henry Wiles
Botany
Fort-street Model School
Empire
Mid Myriie
Newtown
United Kingdom
Einins
Str
Willemma
Meath
Vics Ryan
Myrtie Brown
P. Beard
Fishing boom sparks Cornish interest in New South Wales
The Cornishmen’s Association of New South Wales seeks details from Mr. Parnell, Fishery Board chairman, on prospects for South Wales fisheries. An itinerary explores Clarence River to Newcastle and Wollongong to Irvin Bay to locate village settlements for drying and curing fish and enabling fishing ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornishmen's Association of
New South Wales
Parnell
Fisheres Board
Allen South Wales
Cornwall
Farnell
Worth
Clarence River
Coffs Hartor
Kempsey
Port Macquarie
Port Stephens
Newcastle
Wollongong
Shoalbaven
Irvin Bay
Notttementa
City Hotel Tragedy A Middle Aged Frenchman Dead
A Frenchman dies by apparent self harm at the Grand Continental Hotel in Clarence Street City. Morning alarm after a room discovery by a housemaid led to police and coroner involvement with examination showing a fatal head wound. body moved to the nearby Chelsea Quay for inquest. Weather and regional reports follow with scattered coastal and inland notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conway
Leslie Ayre
Grahas
Sid
Batmog Prom
Poly
Ted
Wisun
Renee Sisky
Chinese Determination Shakes Japan and Britain
An article notes Chinese resolve to shun Japanese paper money, seeking gold instead, and forecasts friction with Japan. It cites Mr Pleasaner and observers in Hong Kong and Canton discussing potential economic and political fallout, including Japanese responses and moves by traders, contractors, and officials in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Pleasaner
Melbourne
Japan
Pleaxator
London Wheat Market Adlade Priday Report
The South Australian Government reports from London that February wheat shipments sold at 37s 6d a bushel with buyers at 86 64 a quarter, market quiet and downward tendency. The note cites iritish roast, with prudent adjustment in prices and demand noted by Commercial Agent of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelade
Priday
London Cable
Man Hit by Car Injured Near Regeni-siel Street
An elderly man, Moho Hogue 77, was knocked down by a slowly moving motor car near Regeni-siel. He was rushed to Drives Affrea Hospital with injuries to the den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moho Hogue
HNL Wat
Regeni-siel
North Sydney Plague Case Report and Rats Found
A Board of Health evacuation traces the plague case in North Sydney. Dead rats spotted near Lane Cove road raise concerns as survivors abandon the area. Circular Quay reports 39 Chinese passengers bound for Sydney and two stoneware workers identified aboard the vessel.
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Board of Health
Lane Cove-road
North Sydney
Mate
Stv
Circular Quay
Sydney
Yesecl
Angry trammen talk union drive and health fears
In tense meeting at Trades Hall tramway workers condemn delays and demand action on safety and health. Officials report drivers endure long nights in cold, with medical experts warning of strain and potential breakdowns. union leaders push for decisive government and Commission changes and elect new officers.
Final Championship at New South Wales won by Moar Vie
Nimble afternoon saw Moar Vie win the Final Championship at New South Wales, defeating tout SS W. The winner advances to the atlane round versus Hebeo for the championship. Event coverage includes multiple rowing and sailing notes, upcoming matches, and local club reports.
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Serale
Sernoon
Talterwalls
Lars
Nimble Tay
New South Wales
Moar
Brat
Tho Navy
Ahn
Beritiat Anan
Halion Fleet Prado Vmerest Fok
Pea
Tk Gwurieey
Enfeton
Friwioc
Pyrmont
Miorelle
Raston Park
Wentworth Park
Io Choi Ag
Nim
Tommorson
Mr. Uterwond
Sparte Cah
Musl
Sirol
Spiner
Smatsur
Viai
Bantarm
Weiter
Te Bngeuret
Lettex
Webster
A. Witkeur
A Waptes
J. Dann
C. Webster
A. Wilkyes
A. Waptes
J Dunn
Simpnon
Quinn
A. Carpenter
W. Quinn
M. Coowhurst
Spommunt
B. Stohd
Ant
Alfred Yack
Audney
Thomas Lipton
Sydney Health Update From Evening Now Reporter
An Evening Now report notes Sydney's health improving with typhoid declines and a reduced death rate. It mentions plague concerns diminishing, with only one infected rat found and ongoing efforts against rate and mice in the area.
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de Armstrong
Cis
Naif
Sydney
Perth
Auction Sale Fragment Shows Sydney Market Totals
Fragmentary Australian auction notices detail items and buyers across Sydney and Adelaide, listing lots, buyers, and prices. Mentions include manganese ore, carriages, and various goods with scattered results, reflecting a large public sale in Melbourne and Adelaide regions.
Late Shipping Notice and Mixed Cargo Confusion
An evidently garbled late shipping notice notes mixed details of cargos from several lines. Mentions names like Motown Dre and Crescent, with scattered references to ships, ports, and dates, but the readable fragments do not form a coherent event or outcome. The piece reads as a damaged OCR item with multiple broken phrases and stray proper nouns.
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Iniheting
Tienes
Ee Weyl
Lie Pekalberg
Marty
Timas
Pat Bree Renhed
Lees
Che Gheuwace
Tansy
Moriien
Abel
Prinegaltp
Ivaweh Oman
Molang
Earilen
Binekteh
Aet
Renlanare Nawreer
Pepe
Aban Eppear
Gurions_ Find
Georgestreet
Sherlock
1St Dart
Ronneta
Kingsiies
Strange Man
South Tasman Sea
Reveréy
New South Wabey
Armdale O
Barrabia
Har~ Paxman
Balhuier
Deudemeer
Kinghra Bisck Pinth
Blackville
Buggabri
Rowliget
Brewaprina
Bumdarre
Burrows
Bysock
Cape Hawke
Carings
Carralticol
Casaille
Demtalos
Deniliquin
Iwhbo
Famarine
Eaagonia
Buswwe
Gilgantra
Gles Isus Gangelgon Siosharn
Grentvil
Grenford
Gulgong Ganiadal
Gasnedeh
Goawing
Mar F Memy
HUM Hoof
Miilerwn
Hoagerfont
Toreveld
Naahor
Jerrys Plaine Wines
Katoomba
Klouite
Kurrajong
Lawses
Lonih
Mawille
Man- Is
Maniatis
Merriee
Stulle
Milpariata
Mokong
Mores
Mouth & Meeripogy
Maisie Vice
Musave
Sydney L. Tamworeh
Turales
Tareura
Temusaa
Wagru
Watoha
Walgett Warwon
Wariaha
Warren
Wee Waa
Wellington
Wentworth In
Werris Creek
Whitton
Welesnnia
Yous
Yetuen
Young
Wile
Tumbr
Kiunar
Sir. Pleasance
TRE
Ak Zeenne
Tnt Howe
Nothiarg
Ecemers
New Zealand
Moasaare
Wuchow
Neishboring
Canton
Rex Dorloe
Oman
Meghanical Tortrumenta
Tapemrae Munis
I 9
Eithe Kedoorie School
London Wheat Market
Ai Lanvest
Lantion
Tymana
Urs
Bo Lo
Eieetele Lewin
Alfred —Adsaqan
Warup
Ramway
Wwe
Amy
Bondi
Rom
Bert
Govine
Craw
Anthow
Tramway
HW. Lawton
Colog
Dages Moyrihs
W. G. Uardine
Farmer's
Ewan
Wali
Petraly
Caldes
Caethealt
Ie Bt
Geri Mawket
UM Sieaut Rugil
Berar
Ben Bjorks
Bayer
Mowat
Barape
Uerery
Garier
Eiberr
Toaten
Sram
Adelaide Wit
Walla
Moonie
Miles
Dell Guild
Zyhane
Yarra
Abe Gray
Sforth Cours
Aid
Kylee Cores
Ales Ib
Phwulee Jean
Sead
Gene Gaara
Raed
Adelaide
Prday
Tulaye
South Fray
Clavhott Estender
Muriana
Cashears
A. Tustiars
Sit
Carbellen
Diamond Creek
Burtamite
Range
Divitend
Vaas
Epmacyte
Lien
Emote
Rere
Etang Ces Sahai Gtey Sns Saleen Lege Steel Oes
Eeearoee
Satrewersi
Fincewell
Sk Tar Searstomsapn
Toman Mla
Hesroon
Adee
Acre
Essa
H.e.r.pascoe
Extowerr
Errapn Opper
Lowen Triews
Anes Arkhural
Aloo
Metropolitan Rugby Union
Vins
WTC
Yinakmveris
Orwerley
Akane
Senting
Samy
Ptla
Angela
Weare
Owe Seemelaes
Edunynny de Amite the
Cele Pried
Dethon
Yumi Hae Aed O Rarbemene
Wens
Fairfax & Roberts
Oe Peel
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