Sydney Rescue Work Society Financial Report Summary
At a Sydney Rescue Work Society meeting the month’s financials showed receipts of 833 pounds 17 shillings 4 pence from donations subscriptions 37 pounds 2 shillings 7 pence from labor of inmates aided by engaged hands and 81 pounds 1 shilling from nurses fees linked to South Sydney Women's Hospital. Expenditure totaled 260 pounds 2 shillings. The director reported meals and beds for women, 13 children sheltered with parents at the hospital and Open All Night Refuge, average inmates at the Babies Home Rockdale were 24, total residents 2 women and 58 children, 15 births at South Sydney Women's Hospital, district midwifery nurses attendance for 1 women at home, 47 days work at Open At Night Refuge with many placements. The director was authorized to appeal for funds to reduce the hospital mortgage, target 400 pounds. Wexford Street Mission premises demolished. a move to Central Hall at 403 Brunswick Street pending suitable new premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Rescue Work Society
South Sydney Women's Hospital
Rockdale
Bouth Sydney Women's Hospital
Hick
Wexford Utrest
Wexford Street Mission
Bumneex-strest
Anderson Stuart Memorial Plans At Sydney Medical School
The article notes Stuart's 25 years of work in founding and connecting with Sydney Medical School. It mentions proposed memorials including a portrait of Professor Apterses Stuart or establishing the Americas Stuart Foundation linked to the university. Subscriptions will be received by the executive committee.
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Stuart
Sydney Medical School
Flashman
Tapread
Poscar
Maitland
Ireawarers
Fishman
Strang
Profesor Apterses Stuart
Amersea Stuart Foundation
Mediast
Fragmented Notice Reveals Unclear Local Danger Item
Fragmented OCR text mentions danger and fate, with pieces implying a local incident or warning. Readable parts point to a public safety notice or advisory but lack concrete details such as names, dates, or locations to specify.
Sparks Tours North Coast Fire Brigades To Inspect Readiness
Deputy Superintendent Sparks returned to Sydney after a fortnight in the northern river towns visiting Murwillumbah Lismore Casino Grafton Kempsey Ballina and others. He inspected brigades stations and water supplies and prepared reports for the Government and Fire Brigades Board. He noted varying water pressure and improvements in towns like Murwillumbah and Lismore, with calls for public funds to equip brigades and build stations.
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Sparks
Sydney
Aftar
Rivera
Twe
Fire Brigades Board
Bia
Murwillabaa
Lismore
Casipe
Kempsey
Ballina
Gratton
Byron Bay
Murwillumbas
Bank of N.S.W
Spark
Casino
Tts
Ballinabas
Grafton
Oasis Bually
Rome
Yonami
Death of Mr James Hayes MLC in Douglas Street
Death notices report the passing of Mr James Hayes MLC in Douglas Street Stampers area. Hayes was elected to the NSW Legislative Assembly for Hume in 18K and served until July 14, lt before appointment to the Howse. The Necropolis notice and obituary follow, with references to his residence and long life.
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Howse
San Francisco Programme for American Fleet Visit
The document outlines a dense schedule of entertainments for the American fleet during its San Francisco stay. It lists receptions, bands, parades, athletic events, banquets, ship visits, and excursions across May 6 to May 16, naming venues such as Union Square Fairmont Hotel Golden Gate Park and the Tamalpais area, with numerous group sizes and notable officials referenced. The plan emphasizes athletic contests, naval events, and receptions for officers and enlisted men alike.
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San Francisco
Mont Hotel
Union Square
Navy
Naval Pavision
Golden Gate Park
Fairkent Hotel
Vallejo
Avatorium
Grand Army
Treamland Rink
San Jose
Palo Alto
Tamalpais Ad Stutr Woods
Stadium
Century Club
Dréamsond
Golden Gat Park
Galdem Gate Park
Ternoon
Army and
Cary Bexing
Tamalpais
Santa Rows
Schoolboy Rabbits and the Rabbit Trapping Boom
Mondy reports that rabbit trapping is in full swing with many men earning lucrative wages. Prices paid by buyers have jumped from a former 44 to as high as 74 per patr. Increased competition among buyers has driven up earnings, while trappers face rising costs and the lure of quick money.
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Mondty
Maxyme
NSW mines report strong 1907 metal outputs and value
The Mines Department annual 1907 report details silver, lead, copper, tin production rising over 1906. It notes high copper prices, extensive development at Broken Hill, and dividends totaling £1,065,606. Copper values fall late year while zinc and tin outputs grow. precious opal and antimony also contribute significant values across New South Wales, with various mines expanding and new smelting works active.
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Mines Department
Aloe Meurei
Camas Enron
Rus
New Soul Wales
Ing Ang
Gilver
Rome
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Broken Hill
Derperels
Wal
Cobar
Great
Queen Bea
Ew Company
Growl Creek Company
Shuttleton
Nandal
Nymagee
Girliambone Company
Nyesan
Mount Hope
Llord
Burraga
Ork
Hau
Cadia Syndicate
Orange District
Bern Wrouund
Bingoer
Alo
Cases
Grafton
Amme
Australia
Port Kembla
Fuch Energy
Eood Toranure
Euen
Antimont
Ulligrovy Galt
Gistree
Ofl
Pucks
Copmanhurst
Wae
Sue
Kempsey Divison
Meiais Smelting Company, Limited
Ealewain
Port Pirie
Lane Cove Ferry Service Inquiry Records Public Debate
Meeting notes describe a proposal for Lane Cove ferry operations on the Lane Cove River. Local officials including Mayor Anderana and Alderman Benton discuss exclusivity, construction grants, and the potential public benefit versus granting rights to the company. Debate centers on funding, terms, and whether the venture should proceed, with a referendum-like consideration projected by the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tase Cove
Keay Council
Anderana Maid’ de
Wek & Pervice
Amerman
Chas
Mrust
Pen Seary
New Music Release Confusingly Described in Patchwork Text
A fragmented note describes a new music release with unclear phrases and garbled names, mentioning D Dervis and Weegee in a vague context. The unreadable lines suggest an entertainment item but lack concrete facts or verifiable details.
Lord Mayor Probes Inquiries On City Lant Redevelopment
Sydney officials assess plans to clear and redevelop land near George Street area including Hay Street sites the Grey Motel and Maslin Laundry. Report details claims totaling £12,770 with actual payment around £7,328 showing a devaluation gap exceeding six percent amid ongoing removals and area improvements.
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Cuncerthan
Athleen Place
Nesbitt Mobil
le Coune
George-sizere West
Sir Geores Grey
Maslin
Lecremse
Belog
Keeping It For Her Brother: Margaret Agnew Case
A 15 year old girl named Margaret Agnew identifies Aballon Kirk as barren at Balmain Pollen Court with a weapon valued at £10, property of Dena Finlay. She was formerly Dr Sinclair Finlay’s ward and refused further care at Rouge. A policeman noted two boys riding a cycle in the street. Margaret’s testimony claimed the man was to be watched. The accused pleaded guilty and faced a suspended sentence with surety for twelve months.
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Margaret Agnew
Balmain Pollen Court
Strikieg
Dena Finlay
Sinlair Finlay
Rouge
Wes
Margarey Apes
Fey
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