Royal Commission on North Sydney communications
The Royal Commission to investigate improved direct communication between Sydney and the northern suburbs is meeting at Parliament House Macquarie Street. It aims to determine practical methods for direct services and calls witnesses to forward evidence, with hearings expected to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
North Sydney
Farliamient House
Macquerie-wheel
Iran
Mhirldee Merasa
Bydney
Sydney Narbor
Peraone Wis
Rhch
Wirguin
Barto Wit
Exciting chase as Chinaman robbed in Sydney incident
Senior-constable Whitehair pursued suspect Gleeson after a bold theft in Mexandria, striking clashes near Devonshire street and Georgator, with two silver watches and money seized. The pursuit ended when Gleeson toppled during capture, later committed for trial on charges arising from the March robbery and subsequent pawnshop visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Redfern
Grurt
James Gleeson
Distor
Alexardris
Alemling
Whitehair Weaphat
Mexandria
Newtown
Gocash
Uittig
Gleeson
Host
Uller
Hess
Harbor Punt Plan Aims To Link Balmain And Greenwich
The Willoughby Council received a communication urging a free steam punt to connect Balmain Lang Nowe Point and Greenwich. Proponents expect wide support from residents of Balmain Annandale and Lane Cove area, viewing the plan as a significant public works project potentially akin to recent river transport works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
Balmain
Greenwich
Willnnehby
Ty T. MT
Death of Thomas H Iceton in Sydney firm member
Thomas H Iceton died after a brief illness on a Sunday in Sydney. He was a member of Meadwood, Beeton and Poonshill and had studied at The Sydney University. The funeral was held in the morning at Rookwood and he was unmarried. He was known in local wall-known circles and played for New Beach Walee team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Florwarda
Aydney
Catto's Whisky Bottle and Emblem Referenced in NSW
A damaged clipping notes Catto's Whisky Bottle in New South Wales and mentions Catto Limited Aberdeen, shipments to Australia, and an Empire Day medal. It also references an emblem on the bottle and a cough remedy advertisement for Chambershin's Cough Kentedy with a stray, unclear last line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoners, Karbatite
Alsup
Ant Company
Sxdtee Aenels
New South Wales
IF Mesars
James Catto, Limited
Aberdeen
Catto
West Australia
Australia
Pittstree
Am Aus Bradies
Wade
3 Foot Snakes in Kingston Public Sighting
A crowd witnessed snakes seen near the theatre in Kingston opposite Reyal Theatre on Tuesday. The reptiles, about aft long, are described as tarpel and diamond varieties kept safe after being captured from a window. Local observer Mr Macnsught also noted a toothy Twitan robe, likened to the Cobra Boot Paliak, a venomous creature known in Australia and the old country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Daurll
Kingstrost
Thestre Reyal
Sesnlant
Macnsught le
Australia
St George Election Report From New South Wales Polls
Report on the St George election with polling at Queen's Hall Sydney and various booths. Carruthers leads with 5245 votes, Black 1307, roll total 10 584 with 210 informal ballots. current roll 10 643 on general and supplemental lists. W Oakes notes political shifts and possible ministry reshuffle tied to a Royal Commission demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Bexley
Carion
Kogarah
Loop Juset
Bays Road
Mortdale
Rockdale
Sydney
Jase Ronera
Reptember Hi
Carruthers
W. Oakes
St’ Rockdale
Town Hall
Webeley
William Lyme
New South Wales
Oakes
Randwick Council Hears Frontage Reform Motion
Alderman Cooper urged Government to amend building laws to require minimum frontages and better planning. He cited London disasters and urged councils to control street space, ensuring proper clearance, sanitation, and proportional building frontages in suburbs like Newtown and Balmain. The motion, seconded by Alderman Campbell, was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randwick
Cooper
London
Stume
Tims
Newtown
Balmain
Ite
Rishi
Campbell
Corner in Amusements Stirs Sydney Visit Plans
Major G Wynne for H O M Tatesh and the Sports Syndicate denies a “corner” or “combine” has cornered all entertainment. He says venues have been leased legitimately with no resale profiteering. The syndicate has funded shows and bears weather and risk to ensure fair return during the American Sect visit to Sydney in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wynne
H. 0. M'Tatesh
Major Wynne
Sydney
Dangerous Footpaths at Paddington Urged for Safety
Paddington council debates leveling footpath opposite Hunt and Company in Ostora Street after elderly pedestrian slips. Alderman Lofts warns of potential accidents and costly council liability, while the mayor notes plans are being prepared with experts to address the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
Lofts
Hunt and Company
Ostora-street
Coatikan
City officials study Melbourne style awnings and theatres
A Melbourne trip by Moser, Gorton, Broderick and Breden yields recommendations on advertising signs, awnings, and theatre exits. They praise Melbourne bylaws, urge enforcement in Sydney, note timber awnings banned, and critique Adelaide balconies. Destructors, roadwork methods, and inspector attire also feature in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
W. M. Gorton
W. H. Broderick
N. Breden
Anseix
Melbournie
Adelaide
Ballarat
Bendigo
Melboure
Malbourne
Sydney
Universal Directory
Coed
Melbourne
Theatre Royal
Prabram
Meldrum
Garda
Destructor
Setia
Pitchara
Footways, Inc
Cracknell Destructor
Hampden Oval Lease Dispute at Paddingtos Cotnell Meeting
Alderman Lofts questions Rugby Union contract status amid claims the Union refused to sign for Hampden Oval lease. Council clerk notes no formal request made. open contract with terms as long as Union fulfills duties. Debate covers deposits and high fence funding with conflicting figures and staffing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotnell
Lofts
Rugby Football Union
Counsell
Hampden Oval
A. Wisions
Do Ag
Ista
Wnlaw
Coumett
Uf PL
Reghy
Co Long
Uuntom
Freemasons Benevolent Institution Annual Meeting Report
The Freemasons Benevolent Institution held its annual meeting amid debate over Sir Harry Rawson. The Ladies' committee led by Miss Rachos will cooperate with the general committee for the July 22 luncheon. Funds rose to about £90,000 with receipts reaching over £10,000 during the term. Brecher A. 4, SOM, PC, outlined financial details and future needs. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is mentioned as a remedy for croup symptoms in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freamasoon
Harry Rawson
Unnsa! Masonic Taf
Funda
MLW
Brecher A
Banks of Labor Warn Immigrant Tailors in Sydney
The Trades Hall heard Tita warn girl immigrants that conditions and wages for tailors from the Old Country are misrepresented by the Immigration Department. Mrs Kenna of the Tallinesses Union said they will draft letters to Home papers and the American Journal to reveal the true situation and warn workers. In related talks, ship painters and dockers avoided a strike through conciliatory employer action after wage demands and new conditions were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tita
Cne Taileremes
Grd- Rey
Immigration Department Wien
Tratee Hall
Kenna
Tallinesses’ Union
Mia
American Journale
Wee Dawe
Old Country
Herm
Bytnay
Sydney
Arbitration Court
New South
Walen
Tiwan
Irs
Wades
Queen's Hall
Pitt
Builders” Laborers” Union
Trades Hall
L. Sweeting
Traded and Labor Council
Marble Workers
Donadion
G. Lindsay
Industria
Bydmey Labor Council
J. R. Swift
Thursday Mails From GPO Sydney List of Overseas Destinations
Mails close at the G P O Sydney for Octataland and numerous overseas ports including Port Moresby, Port Macquarie, Batavia, Mauritius, and the United Kingdom. Entries note sailing times, routes via Brisbane, Cairns, Adelaide, and Albany, with special endorsements for certain ships and overland steps to Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.P.O
Sydney
Nexwa
Grattor
Macleay
Rhortlend
Solomon Islands
Port Moresby
Sri- USA
New Guinea
Paris
Semaral
Fal Sound
Brisbane
Cairns
Port Macquarie
Wear
Adelaide
United Kingdom
Contiseat
Europe
Fadia
Mauritius
Ianewiscion
Ela Yeueolminet
Ite Ama
Ville de la Clo
Persons Ag Board
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
City and North
Steney
Royal Commission
Chinaman
Thomas H. Iceton
Catto's Whisky
Rugby Union
Freemasons’ Benevolent Institution
Sohild
Chamberlain
the Banks OF Labor
Marble Workers’ Conference
Bread Carters” Union
Trofes Hall
J. Larter
Dili Waa
Wiexer, Pithohuns
Bambio Werkste
A. Rafven
Vee Haslly
Temday Pest
Pade
Timber
Linden
Angus & Coote
Watchmakers
Jewellera — Opticians
Beorgent
Corser Royal Arcade
the Barometer
Merkeen
Rdes
Cash
George-street
Manor
Riwe Waparces
Riley Bros‘. Bale
Cumberland
Fuk
Graney
Jim
Plain Price Store
Laurdess
Notle Dack
A. Hall and Company, Helegt Georgestrest
Opp
A. Herders and Sons, Beickvield Bilin Lene Traat
Livaryeol Street
Rowley Sewing Machines Rewarkable Redoctione
Zia Consen
ToLem
Ss. Rowley & comPrr
Ant Victoria Mabeets
Naseem le
Masala
Siaueia Lilelike
J. J. Marshall
Trier
Boineasa
Apie
Io Large
Auiall Graaicea
Bouin
Ayrman Higuet
Pier Ive
Crane Acd Sons
Andl Miron
Coarnlay Quay
Utamps
Walter
Darling Point
Glebe
Pyamont
Sapear Seca
Canory Ablonaia Alps
Gruer
Aereapaba
Lee
Leer
Pystees
Byukauk
Yale
Genera
Gunnity
Samrowas
Crete
Minti
Jeerdam's. X.'E
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!