MEMORIAMS AND FUNERAL NOTICES FROM RANDWICK
A garbled obituary page lists deaths and memorials from May including CHUMIKETANK, SIMS, THOMPSON, and multiple notices for relatives of JAMES WILLIAM EVERS and MARY GEORGINA EVERS. It cites funeral arrangements at Randwick and Waverley cemeteries, with Directors and locations in Sydney Suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chumiketank
Hwa
Tealflence Iesideniy
Darling-street
Rogelle
Robert Uruichehank
Sims
Giete
Sime
William G. Sima
Newtown
Thompson
Cothilt
James Veh
Willith
Hetting
Derby-toad
Randwick
Ylbey AP Tmneman
Randwork
Cettieetery
Lote Baprmuad
Weed and Company
Munatal Directors
Syetey and Suburis Tel
Tie Piende
Aezeriam Duicneed
Punersi
Sun
James William
Renerence
Hottina
Rocawick
Sumas
Hanilwick
Langs
Woo and Company
Sytney
Ana Siborbe
Ata
PO Morrow
Sanday
Apternogn
Tet Tandwick Geawtrs
Long Bay-road
Wook and
Qompany
Puneral Dirertors
Sydtegated Bublurbe
Tel. Ts
Harold IV
Kitchy
File
Belored
Jaten William Evers
Gigisis
Bubsiire
Vel
Taste
PVEHS
Florence
Arel Matey Evees
Mrother
James Willante
Redhdepre
Hetitey
Lakeyeed Bapewies
Tu-Murow
ARTE
Ocheek
Rendiwhes
Long Bay-Rend
Wo? and Company
Punenai Ireetors
Sydney
Pearkes
Tel
Mestre
Chas
W. Clare
Jane William Byers
Darlesroad
Rangwick
Adohrow — Cunwlayaan
Andwick Cometary
Lory Terrond
Wit and Company
Pineral
Sthurhe Tel
Clark
Dead freight and auctions mix with ship notices and pledges
The column mixes ship freight terms for Perthshire with Durban Capetown and London routes, listing cargo and passenger class rates. It also advertises an auction by A G Jenkins for unredeemed pledges, detailing numerous jewellery, clothing and household items grouped by sale date and category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Thamm
G. Jenkins
Hin
Rome
W. B. McFarland
Wilks
Wateh
Dew
Bent
Political Burglary Stop Remittance to New South Wales
Premier Mr. C G Wade vows high court action over withheld May revenue balance to New South Wales. He accuses Commonwealth of illegal holds, warns of concerted state action if funds not credited by Monday, while Sir William Lyne faces scrutiny and legal defenses. The dispute centers on Surplus Revenue Bill and federation constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Wade
Mc. Wade
Treasury
Commonwealth
W. Lyne
House of Representatives
Federation
William Lea
William Lynehen
High Court of
Austratia
Deakin
Wm Lene
Sir John Forrest
West Astralia
William
New South Wales
Early Morning Attempt to Break into Bootshop
Two men attempted to break into George Hilton’s bootshop at 49 Liverpool Street. Constable Hussey pursued after hearing breaking glass, capturing one suspect who was remanded to Friday on a charge of attempting to break and enter. window damage noted at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hilton
Liverpool-street
City
Hussey
Mr. Hilton
Sussex Street
Weather on the Coast Brings Fleet Barbound
The coast air eased but many ships remained barbound at northern ports. Vessels Hocklily Our Jock Ketch Candidate and others were stuck at Nambucca Heads Foreater Bellinger Heads and nearby harbors. Harrington reports Electra and Kincumber unable to regain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocklily
Our Jock
Nambucca Heads
Aleda
Shannon
Alfred Fenning
Galgalba
Forater
Rosedale
Zelma
Harold
Premier
Alpha
Rozelle
Australia
Alma Doepel
Bellinger Heads
Harrington
Electra
Kincumber
Town Hall Railings Debate Sparks Support for Removal
Alderman Evan Jones and Alderman E W O Sullivan voiced strong support for removing the railings around the Town Hall. They argued the railings add cost and useless beauty, noting Hyde Park removal successes and claiming proceeds could cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Jones
Evening News
Town Hall
Hyde Park
E. W. O’sullivan
Prospects in Yass District
In Yass district the weather shift since April end brought over an inch of rain then heavier showers. Grass is shooting rapidly and stock feed is fair despite occasional frost. Depastured stock returns from the mountains as ploughing increases. crops sown early are promising and rabbits are scarce due to drought relief. An extra inch of rain would improve winter pasturage prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yass
Fm Thia
Death by own action at Singleton shocks community
John Joasph Deakin, 46, committed suicide at Kirkton on Saturday. His body lay in Kelman’s orchard beneath a hedge with a double barreled gun nearby and an empty cartridge case. the left side of his face was blown away, skull fragments scattered, brain tissue nearby. Inquest heard he’d been unwell for months and threatened self-harm. He held £144 175 M4 in Government Savings Bank and life insurance. a witness said he asked for a gun and cartridges to shoot wild ducks. Coroner recorded death by gunshot and temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton
John Joasph Deakin
Kirkton
Mr. Kelman
Deahm
London Wool Sales Close Firm With Mixed Declines
London wool markets closed firm and unchanged overall after a third series sale. Merinos eased 5 percent, crosses down 6 to 14 d, with 126000 bales rolled forward. 87000 sold for home use, 5000 passed, 36000 to Continent, 6000 to America, leaving stock for next series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dalgety and Company, Limited
Cable
Funday
America
Continent
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company. Limited
Fales
Winchcombe, Carson, and Company, Limited
Schute, Bell, and Company
Eible
Jotun Bridge and Company, Limited
P. P. Board Elections Show Pastures Protection Results
In Way Melrose, West, Skene, and M Arthur earned seats while Houston and Richmond Hill trailed. The four top vote-getters were elected as directors with two incumbents re-elected from retiring members. In Goulburn, four directors were chosen with Wood and Whiting leading, followed by MAllster, Styles, and others in close counts.
Driver Drowned Near Union Wharf Identified as Michael Sullivan
The body found floating after Union Company's Wharf Barling Harbor on Friday morning was identified as Michael Sullivan a cab driver recently living on Franklin Street Glebe. He was last seen by his brother Thursday morning and appeared in his usual spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Company
Barling Harbor
Michael Sullivan
Franklin Street
Glebe
Steamer Airlie and Malaita sail from Sydney for Singapore and New Hebrides
Mesars Burns Philp and Company dispatch two steamers from Sydney on Monday the Airlie bound for Singapore and the Malaita to New Hebrides via Lord Howe and Norfolk Islands. Passenger lists include Rev and Mrs Boyd with three children on the Malaita and numerous individuals aboard the Airlie headed to distant ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars, Burns, Philp, and Company
Sydney
Yis
Airlie
West Circular Quay
Singapore
Vim Ports
Malaita
Fuderal Wharf
Darling Harbor
Oon
New Hebrides
Lord Howe
Norfolk Islands
W. Cruger
Crowe
Wilkinson
W. H. Cardale
Rolleston
T. Groves
A Fettler's Death in Muswellbrook Inquiry
In Muswellbrook a magisterial inquiry into the death of railway fettler James Burns heard how a tipping trolley on a temporary track caused the wheel flange to mount the rail, spilling earth that struck Burns in the head and sent him down a stone embankment. The coroner ruled death from paralysis due to brain and spinal concussion, an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muswellbrook
BE. Bowman
James Burns
Railway Fettler
Burns
Land Seekers Ballot Waara Blocks in Gundagai
The Waara land ballot in Gundagai drew a large number of applicants. Bernard Keefe won a 229 acre block and Reginald Macdonald secured a 232 acre block. Many unsuccessful bidders have pursued ballots for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gundagai
Waara
Bernard Keefe
Reginald Macdonald
Quinine Cold Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts a quinine laxative product as a cure for colds in a day. It claims worldwide use and features a signature on the box. The price listed is 14.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Procurable Wee Butterscotch and Others In Henderson’s List
A fragmented OCR item lists items including Henderson's Wee Butterscotch and Rael with unclear context. The readable fragments present names and numbers such as 14 and a4, suggesting a catalog or inventory note without clear action or location. Further readable detail is insufficient to confirm event or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Rael
Newsagent Robert Cruickshank Dies After Ball Collapse
Robert Cruickshank 85 a Bal Malt newsagent died at his home on Friday night after attending a ball at Callan Park Asylum. While dancing with his daughter he suddenly collapsed. Dr Gordon Moffitt attended and he expired soon after returning home. Death believed due to heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cruickshank
Darling-street
Balmalt
Cruickshank
Callan Park Asylum
Gordon Mofitt
Immigrants Inquiries Raise Demand For Australian Farms
Letters published by the Immigration League of Australia show many writers with capital ready to invest in Australia asking if land is immediately available. Even with recent assurances from the Lands Minister, New South Wales faces a growing demand as settlers seek farms in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration League of Australia
Anderson Stuart
Colted Kinetom
India
Australia
Sydney Produce Sales Report at Freight Shed
A crowded Sydney Freights Shed saw modest consignments and steady attendance as traders moved chaff and lucerne hay. Prices were firm for prime cut and grain, with some items drawing bids while others failed to find buyers amidst a mixed auction. External leases and government postings followed, noting federal vacancies for secretary to the Federal Public Service Commission and a Victorian public service inspector role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Jie Cusignens
Scott
Glen Tawes
Lucerne
Irem Kelly
Nemingha
Lurene Hay
Kom Por
Tareworth
Muhor
Nemingta
Derrick Straw
Fomen
Panpkins
Dubbo
Berlia
Burroway
Bundemar
Obella
Dalgety and Company, Limited
London
Federal
Public & Vice Commission
Public Service
Victoria
Speeding Car Case At Newtown Court Convicts Driver
John Manson of Rose Bay faced a Newtown Court plea on charges of furious driving on Rocky Point road Rockdale May 3. Witnesses described a car speeds from 20 to 55 miles an hour. Manson claimed 11 to 15 miles. He was convicted and fined £5 with costs, pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown Po- Mee
John Manson
Rathiin
Rose Bay
Macintosh
Marrickville
Rocky Point-road
Rockdale
Kelynack
Minter
Simpeton, and Company
Scott
Robinson
Curtis
Spring Street
Rocky Point Road
Manson
Witness
Jarvie Hood
Hubert Alwin Jones
Automeatite Club
London
Mannon
Defoniant
Harry Shinner
Automobile Club
Fommation
Reeinold Carter
Dalgety
Wamao
Payton
The Troublesome Way of the Motor at Water Court
At Water Summons Court Traffic Inspector Trenchard charged Charles G Abel with driving a motor car near the left footpath on King Street. Constable McGannon testified he saw the defendant drive along the tramline about five to ten feet from the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Summons Court
Barnett
Trenchard
Charles G. Abel
Kingstreet
Etty
M'Gannon
Man Fined Five Pounds For Narrowly Blocking Tram Line
A Darlinghurst motorist driving at about 1 pm on King Street kept to the near side while a tram followed, refusing to yield. Witnesses say the car edged the tram line at six miles an hour and was partly on the rail. The defendant, Abel Shu Company manager, claimed safety and was fined five pounds plus costs, or a month in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defendant
Witness
King and Pittatrecta
Lime
Regulations for Licences to Survey Provisions and Matriculation
Important notice for surveyors and aspirants for licences. It details Government Gazette regulations of May 27 about registering articles of indenture, requiring evidence of matriculation or equivalent examinations. From September 1912, unregistered articles will not be accepted. Copies available from the Surveyors Board secretary. Also mentions a proposed veterinary school at Melbourne University and a railway commissioner’s note on a Newcastle installation for handling coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suveyors’ Board
Lapda
Melbourne University
Newcastle
Unequalled and Invincible Cure for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement extols Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds priced at 64 and 40 cents. The tone imitates a period market pitch with claims of superior effectiveness and quick relief. It highlights peppermint as the key ingredient and positions the product as a reliable household remedy.
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Sonerson
Benjamin Jonerson
Lewing
C Hoggett
Sonrion
Bowles
Welock
Field of March
NI. Bull
Paserat
Cmarlie
Patrick
Punepal
Brotmem-Tn
James Wilitner
Lartey-road
Tuanawick Lemurow
Arrenxoon
Sd Oophack
Soe Matchwiek Contiery
Lung Biayerond
Wood and Company
Franeral Directure
An Suburhe
Kor
Ta Ete
Ste
Horne
Jame Weatiene
Lettin
Snaring-rao
Sunwick
eSunday
Alder Isouen
Lot Haniwick
Lautigs Agreaat
Suburba
Taete
PS Ordon
Cath Htine Barbell
Gundin
Waltker Atrecht
North Aydiey
Caetar
Apticangon
Rookweed Cametery
Tia Ferry
Charles Kexshla
Foteray
Mead Ctfeen
Tittonford-street
Teldon
Phirkham Street
Moore Turk
Tommorrow
Central Kalney Station
Camden Cormiers
Byrnes
Georgeerert
Citak
Oimphon
Mr. Wihi
Liam Wester Simpson
Chy
Mid. P. Rikmy and Gon, Limited
Ellembeth
Chey
Tel. Si
Joan Maldon Thompson
Cothiil
Waters-road
Neutral Bay
Tomotlelow
Aveforit
Marquarie Point
Waverley
Cemetary
Ehwk
Axd
Panera Directors
Eleerly
Crommet
Mts
Pishtau
Veo Ang Watson
Circular Quay
Rowatos
Hh & Paderal
Houlover—Shire
Perthshire
Tate
Chas. Forder
L. Ineuel Uy
Durban
Capetown
Parks. Falcon
Diet and CO. Ltd
Macquarie Flace
Telephone
TAS
Triephone Wharf
Giche
Tutton
Lil Pittat
G.P.D
Queen's Walk
Melbourn
Sir William Lyne
MR. Wade
High Court
London Wool Sales
P. P. Board
Singapore and the Islands
Airlie and
Foy's
Asdote
Chesterfield
Gay
Oxford-st
Eviday Byesing
THE
English Mail
R.M
China
Riley Brothers’ Great Sale
Harry Crabb
King St. Sram
A.A. Hebburn Honschald Coal
Thetetl
Jones Hhos
Dathurstat
Howard Smith Co., Ltd
Lridge-Road
Slackwalie Bay
Newenelle and
Mmraine Liar and Ermey
S. Telephone
Hill, Glark & CO
Jerdan’s, Ltd
Osborn
Jerdan
Osborn and Jordan, Ltd
George Street
Royal Hotel
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