Bank balance sheet and auditors notes fragment
Fragmentary financial report shows assets including government securities and bank premises in ADAM New Zealand and unclear notes on investments and balances. Mentions auditors and a late 19th or early 20th century banking style with incomplete figures and references to provisions and rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talance- Amee
Sein Vuttion
Ang
Haaren
India
Enlnatei
Ana Stewie
Adam
New Za
Ier
Uncen
Lana Eo
Shaun
In Memoriam and Remembrance Notices
In memory of my dear brother William Howey who was accidentally killed at Wellington New Zealand November 1006 aged 3 years. Also remembrance of Arthur Neary who departed in the time and God 6 years. Martin Neary died at Sydney Hospital November. Neary loving remembrance of our dear father and grandfather who departed this life November. Inserted by siblings and in laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorpteld
Wiliam Howey
Wellington
Seart
Aarti Neary
God
Tul
Towlin
Martin
Maude Zarani Neary
Food
Loring
Martin Neary
Sydney Hospital
Neary
Ond
Kenmmanulake
Laraharat
Apy
Bally
George
Sydney Nov 3 1908 Evening Acs
Publication entry from The Evening Acs Sydney dated Tuesday November 3 1908.
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Sydney
India Jubilee Proclamation Stresses British Rule and Progress
A period piece proclaims Great Britain's direct control of India as a trusted governance, warning against conspiracies and praising the imperial project. It argues for gradual, representative considerations, cautious evolution, and broad collaboration between Britain and Indian leadership to advance peace, progress, and stability across the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Great Britain
Indix
Athanes
Great Britain brings order to India says British document
A British publication at Todhpur argues that British rule has provided India with order peace justice and prudent governance. It claims India’s development justifies imperial rule and portrays British policy as a noble service despite historical chaos and carnage from prior regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Aurangzeb
Great Britain
Todhpur
Indu
Edian Empire
Police Readiness For Broken Hill Riot Threatens Inquiry
Dispatches show Atty police readying to quell likely unrest as two hundred marauders rumor circulates. AMA mood cited as arrogant while organisers press union demands. Broken Hill police face transport and remote-site dispatch challenges amid looming confrontations.
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Atty
Broken Hill
Silver City
Tommann
Groke Hill
Am Oasis
Chite
Melbourne University vetoes torchlight procession before Commemoration
The Melbourne University council opposes a student torchlight procession the night before Commemoration citing risk of it becoming a disruptive parade. They fear larrikin elements and poor control would mar the event though some see potential for a humane pageant.
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Council of
Melbourne University
Stidnis
Wedding Presents In Lupton Note Harsh Gift Shortfalls
A London letter notes wedding present excesses and shortages at a Lupton wedding. The groom lists items received and lacking, from bead dullware to paper knives, with exotic vases and inkstands teased as overdone. A proposed gift exchange is deemed impractical.
Unclear fragmentary note on brand and cattle feeding claim
Fragmentary text mentions a brand name and a claim about conditioning cattle feed. It references tensions between pricing, fees, and pasture quality with unusual wording and probable OCR errors. No clear events or dates are identifiable.
Germany and Japan: Far East tensions stir Tokio markets
London Monday evening reports unrest in German officials and business circles in Tokyo as German interests near the Far East face potential curbs. Japanese press, led by Hijo Shin, attacks Germany and argues that preparations for emergencies may be justified.
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London
Far East
Tokio
Riot at Hongkong Markets Sparks Hong Kong Disorder
London dispatch reports a Chinese mob attacked a Japanese convoy in Hong Kong streets. Police opened fire injuring several. About two hundred warrants were issued in the aftermath and arrests were made.
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London
Seditions Pictures From Germany seized by Calcutta authorities
London dispatch reports Calcutta authorities seizing and sending a shipment described as four warship pictures and literature. The material allegedly includes content linked to sedition and is claimed to be destined for Chandemagoen, via France, for transmission to Benaz. The report references the Hobby sight bank area above Calcutta and mentions the Bengal region.
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London
Calcutta
Germany
Eugeens
France
Wages at Broken Hill Strike Threat Highlighted
London reports a Monday evening meeting of the Lake Vow Consols Limited absentee group. Mr Gavrit claimed there was justification in risk to wages and warned that any strike would be caused by wage reductions. He said a two per cent reduction equates to a cost for Broken Hill South Blocks and would lead to a strike risk.
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Bank OF Australasia
Malf-Tourly
Hills
Brit
Harat
Banas
Landonena
Amd
Seneral
Rinatina Hay Bern
Alex Lawtie
Hank
W. Howard Smith
Arthur Whitworth
Plesaure
Ms. Whitworth
Alen Uate
Pridnaux Selby
Lomdon
Uni Tls
Dank Rew
Broad Arrow
Westerns Agatralta
Hammltos
Enon
London
Vow Consols, Limited
Gavrit
Broken Hill
Catherine Mary
Waifelt
Clereysten
Whitfeld
Amelie
Wren Usateanone
Niger
peLuThen
Reale Ulwusi
Hermes
Tsb
Hake
Ludlyeuet Drurkes
Talline
IAI Marine
Garrawny
Mila
Uli
Sant
Prom Law
Departien
Punter
Denalt
baneReieek
Bradley
Cour
Mar
Agiacraunty
Frank Anit
Cimuemar
Lolarh
Hisylay
Bar Silver Prices Edge Higher in Monday Session
Market roundup notes bar silver and landon activity as quotes show ounce prices near par. Trading patterns hint at modest gains with spot rates influenced by global metal demand and currency shifts.
Aberdeen University election result in Aberdeen London
Mr WH Ae gnib has been elected Bem tor of Aberdeen University by a majority of 61 over Sir BH Carson. The vote was Auguith 444 to 370, reflecting a contested leadership choice.
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Dondon
WH Aegnib
Aberdeen Eniversity
BH Carson
Boliettar-De~ Boral
Carel
Wheat afloat shipments and supplies to Europe
London reports the wheat afloat for the United Kingdom estimated at 2,015,100 quarters and Europe at 1,900,007 quarters. Shipments of American wheat to Europe last week from Atlantic ports totaled 4,000 quarters and from Pacific ports 400 quarters. Vital shipments to Europe stood at 1,240,000 quarters, with 90,400 quarters from Argentina and Uruguay.
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London
United Kingdom
Continent
Europe
Pacifi
Eurmeere
Argentina
Uruguay
Bander and Sons Eucalypt Extract Caution Appeal
A notice warns that Bander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract is unsafe and inferior with reports of irritation and a death linked to a misnamed product sold as Junt xa Tree ax. It urges purchase of the genuine Sander and Sons volatile Eucalyptus Extract proven by courts and authorities for 35 years. Also an advertisement from Angus Robertson Booksellers seeks old China items and general art and book material.
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Sander and Sons
Law 9
Erders
Supreme Court of Victoria
Psn
China
Lewearkcs
Australia
New Zealand
South Sea
Angus
Robertson
Fragmentary Ad Notice Skips Clear Details
A scrambled OCR snippet mentions mosquito lotion and Cornwell's Malt Extract with scattered words like Saturday, Post, Pree, and Easier. It presents no coherent event, names, dates, or places to form a full item. The readable words suggest a mixed advertisement fragment rather than a complete notice.
Durbar Bela Message From King Victoria Honours India Jubilee
The report describes a May to pass at Jothpece with the Durbar Bela in the Ramatana State. It notes the King to the Princes and Indian subjects, read by the Earl of Minto, pledging loyalty, reform, and security. It mentions telegrams of congratulations and reflections on half a century of British rule. The King speaks against conspiracies and calls for gradual expansion of representative institutions while maintaining imperial authority.
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Landon
Jothpece
Ramatana
Tutsam Brilliant
India
Julh
Earl of Minto
Sanie Thoropedage
Queen Victoria
Rome
Posta
Alaler
Cup Day Weather Outlook and Derby Buzz
Weather prospects predict rain from Maetisda le and a hot gusty day with dusty changes. Crowds gathered for Cup Day amid Derby Day chatter as Wes Robertson’s Derby winner loomed and tensions rose over bet settlements and rider health concerns.
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Maetisdale
Alen
Victor Ciup
Pat Opp
Ma Beiring
Wea
Enliry
Deeree
Raja
Thuaideratorsa
Victoria Duth
Prine
Mr Anderson
Sweer
Wes Robertson
Ben
Ani
Lewis
Mronse Ns Mme Health of
Sabie
Pit
Synnex
Harbor Mystery Involving Lancaster Hat Identification
A troubled case from Circular Guay involves a hat linked to missing Mr Lancaster. Police report confusion as the drowned body remains unidentified while Lancaster is alleged to be an inmate at Prince Alfred Hospital, with a hospital transfer noted last week amid ongoing questions about the hat’s significance.
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Mas Fouba
Circwlar Guay Rm Laverdey
Lancaster
North Bydney
Adenge
Tancaster
Prince Alfred Foapital
Pivos Drops and Panouet Tonic Promote Digestive Health
An old ad lists remedies for indigestion and stomach regulation, offering Pive Drops of S Phosphering and Panoue Tonic to combat aftereffects of tin chemists. It mentions muscular rheumatism relief and liver support, with directions on dosage and quantities, and a closing line about acquainting friends.
Divorce Court Case Details in Callaghan Merger Battle
The divorce action of Catherine Mary Callaxbacy versus Matthew Aloyails Callaghan proceeded in court with testimonies about bank transfers and jewelry. The petitioner alleged financial misconduct and sought dissolution while the judge and lawyers addressed accusations, alimony, and arranging the separation terms.
Evening Labor Meeting in Sydney Disrupted by Arrests
A morning session in Sydney was interrupted by police actions as labor leaders and party members, including Sydney Labor Council figures, gathered for a crucial meeting. Attendees were unsettled by orders and the arrest of shown protesters, with discussions shifting to police conduct and party strategy for Monday’s sessions.
Man Jumped From Wharf Into Woolloomooloo Bay
A 4 May laborer named Algernon Cater leaped from a wharf into Woolloomooloo Bay in the afternoon, swam about 100 yards, and surfaced, shouting that he felt poisoned. Bystanders dragged him ashore and he was aided. Witnesses noted his strange actions and sought to determine if foul play or a voluntary act caused the incident.
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Algernon Catier
Woolloomocks Bay
Page
Seine
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the Bank OF Australasia
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Rine
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Suhon
Seno
PTA
Bane
Banke
Fae Scelton
TNRS
Waa CO
Auditors
A. Saunders
ST. Est
Braet
WOLFE
Ocmo-Ld
Iene
Lupton
Willan Chierhill
Raven
Stepie Methot
Gols Siegal Mk
Pepelar
Sree Tryten
Thor
Cahn Aeribond
Japan
Kaiser
Hongkong
TRON
Alver Way
Arandarn
Aberdeen University
Carey
Finary
Nowra
Kesbory
Cornwell
Durbar
Jodhpore
DELAT
Salen
Swain and Co.8, Ltd
Mogren
Gavi
Savings Saxk
Marie Narelle
Rock Choppers
Acacerel Auurtuid
Pearl
Mir Gilframcae
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H Giperiliey
R Gardiner
Minine
Menare Teneanr
Haris
Hyeawa
Toner
del Ne Buret
Milwill
Callaghan
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