WHEAT AND COMMODITIES COSTS RISE IN SYDNEY TRADE
Commercial reports from Sydney indicate higher wheat prices and broad demand across grains and produce. Markets show strong interest for prime wheat, potatoes, dairy, and vegetables with buyers seeking export grades and shipments to London and Liverpool. price ranges and tonnages vary by region and quality.
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Sydney
Majee Anid
Bow
Qydney
London
Liverpool
Ardaley
Fiala
SS. W
Bams
Christman
Sydney Produce Sales Show Heavy Yarding and Weaker Prices
At the Frvaney Trailwey Gowle Shed this morning heavy supplies met buyers at weaker late rates. Prime hay and oats sold near firm, with meadow hay and stock feeds also on brisk demand. Several firms and traders named include Kilie and Company, HH. M Satter and Company, Tent and Perry, A. 3 Mack Trraentr, Limited, J. Bridge and Company, Wright Heaton, and J. W. Gray and Company amid broad bidder activity from Hartigan, Buses br Oe, and others.
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Frvaney
Bishel Rugess
Wen Rito
Mack
Tiferer Derrick-Steaw
Meadow Hay
Hunter River
Se By
Sonsagares
Kilie and Company
HH. M Satter and Company
Tent and Perry
Mack Trraentr
J. Bridge
Permwan, Werignt, and Company
A. M.trernyote
Omer
Hartigan
Fiommanr
Valley
Tromete
Berrigan
Putter
Vierien
Guenetak
P&m
Kennelly
Muniare
Thomktos
Kreeeh
Balence
M'arthor
Joknemne
Semimehe
K Latdhee
Moonhi Gina
F. Hyson
Sal A. Carela
Bae
Arts
Carnors
Tamworth
Chaffey
Nemineha
Gremnethorpe
Mandurama
P . Lengar
Morrison Clm
Mattiend Gromm
Mail sailings and mall closures list
Additional mails: malls will close at the GPO Sydney tomorrow. Four Noumea and the New Hebrides via the Pacifique at noon for Auckland. Wimmera at 2 p.m. Mails for Fifi, ames, and Tonga via the Aiwa clone at eight o'clock tonight.
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GPO
Sydney
Noumea
New Hebrides
Pacifique
Auckland
Wimmera
Fifi
Ames
Tonga
Aiwa
O'Clack
Orora Arrives 14 Hours Late From Largs Bay
The R M S Orora docked at Fremantle after a gale strewn voyage from Largs Bay. Severe seas caused a long delay of 14 hours but the vessel sustained no injuries and resumed its voyage this morning.
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Fremantle
R.M.S. Orora
Largs Bay
Bight
Admiral Moore Visits Sydney and Fremantle on Asia Station
Vice Admiral Sir Arthur William Moore, prominent naval officer and China Station commander, visits Sydney and Fremantle this week aboard the RM.S. Himalaya. He has served in the Belpian War, sat on the Australian Defence Committee, and will proceed to Wellington after Sydney.
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Fremantle
Rm.s. Himalaya
Sydney
Arthur William Moore
China Station
Arthur
Australian Defence Committee
Shop Assistants Picnic at Pear Bay Draws Union Members
The annual Shop Assistants Union picnic took place at Pear Bay on Monday with many union members and friends in attendance. Mr KE Bamella, president, supervised sports and luncheon and was honored by Mr Osborne. Teachers praised Mt Medini for the ground gifts, and employers donated trophies for the sports.
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Aesstaqta’ Unou
Pear Bay
KE. Bamnella
Osborne Vita
Mt Medini
Promotion and export valve notes in Australian dispatch
Mr F J Flaherty is promoted to first wish as second class examiner in Customs Sydney while Mr A G C Doutty retires. Drasback may be allowed upon export of open valves used in Flahing plant. The governor general cites Australia’s trade link to the old country as vital.
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F. J. Flaherty
Customs
Sydney
A. GC. Doutty
Australia
Melbourne
READY FOR BATTLE IN PARLIAMENT CENSURE VOTE
The censure motion losed a tense prelude to tonight's parliamentary clash as Opposition and Government prepare for a sharp vote. The Liberals defend their industrial bill while Parkes Dibbs precedents loom large, with Sir George Dibbs and Sir Henry Parkes figures in the recalled debate.
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Wai
Mlowen
Gootheman
Legislative Assembly
Cann
Griffith
Wade
Parkes-Dibbs
Henry Parkes
George Dibbs
Conare
Edmund Barton
George Mibbs
New South Wales
Chicago
Rei Care
Barton
Reid
Mr. Reid
Sir George
Sir John Lee
Lee
John See
Don
Divorces Decided in Family Jurisdiction Court
Mr Justice Simpson presided in Divorce Jurisdiction this morning and granted absolute decrees in the matters of Annie Gordon McEwan versus James McEwan, Lilian Mary Perry versus Cecil De Vere Perry, and Clars Herod Manley versus Robert Manley.
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Justice Simpson
Cis
Annie Gordon M'Ewan
James M'Ewan Lilian Mary Pery
Cecil de Vere Pery
Clars Herod Manley
Robert Manley
Holiday crowd faced magistrate at Central Police Court
A large holiday crowd appeared before Mr. Donaldson at Central Police Court. Ranging from riotous to merely disorderly, some acted violently including one man who waved a tomahawk. A seaman, John M'Neill, 25, fined £5 or two months’ hard time for jail staff assault. Court crier Mankielow testified after women were charged for riotous behavior. The couple fled from Market Street to Pitt Street then to Queen Victoria markets before officers cornered them.
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Donaldson
Central Police Court
Contless
John M'Neill
Joes
Pyrmont
M’neill
Mankielow
Manktelo
Marketreet
Eliy
Pittstreet
Hoyal Arcale
George and
Market Streets
Queen Victoria Morkeia
Peesirinn
Park-street
Ford
Ife
Industrial Court Appoints Jam Industry Board Representatives
In the Industrial Court Mr Ed wards of the Peacock Jam Company asked for Meeers John Finnigan and Thomas Boyce to be appointed as the employers representatives of the Jam Industry Board. Judge Tronor said he would recommend the appointment with the consent of Mr Sommers for the employers. Several matters in dispute between the upcarters union and their employers were referred to the wages board for the industry.
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Thie Moraines
Edwards
Peacock Jam Company
Meeers
John Finnigan
Thomas Boyce
Jam Industry Board
Tronor
Pereoue Miami
M. J. Connington
Wwere
Trolly, Draymen, and
Carters Union
Sommers
Upcartera Union
Bar Bound Fleet Off North Coast Ports
Five steamers were entering North Coast ports this morning with three named vessels: the Friendship C from Grafton Queensland, and Kliobrants at the Richmond River, and the Durothy at the Tweed River.
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North Coast
Friendship C
Itv
Grafton
Queensland
Kliobrants
Richmond River
Durothy
Tweed River
Blasting at Elizabeth Bay charged builder fined
William Mounsey a builder of Maddison Street Redfern appeared at Water Police Court this morning on a summons for blasting rock at Elizabeth Bay without City Corporation permission. Sub Inspector Spence cited complaints of loud blasts alarming neighbors. Mounsey was fined six pounds plus costs after pleading ignorance of the requirement.
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William
Mounsey
Maddison Street
Redfern
Macfarlane
Water Police Court
Elizabeth Bay
City Corporation
Spence
Addressing Socialists in Broken Hill Mr R Rowe Defies Law
At a Broken Hill gathering, Mr R. 5. Rowe declared the line of progress runs along destruction and dismissed calls that the law must be obeyed, stirring controversy among attendees.
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Broken Hill
R. 5
Rowe
The Tramway Inquiry Decision On Sixth Claim Refusal To Employ
Mr Justice Street ruled the sixth claim alleging refusal to employ certain persons should be discharged. The board found those refused were ex-tramway staff who joined the strike or supported it. The Crown intervened to seek reconsideration, but the judge held the act aims to prevent future inequality, not to rehear past dismissals. He said the board cannot compel reinstate sought by the union and emphasized protecting future fair terms rather than revisiting prior staffing decisions.
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Justice Street
Lamb
Cargill
Hallways
Dr. Cullen
Mr. Kelynack
Uther
Crown Law Office
Mr. MacLaurin
W. A. Freeman
Railway and Tramway Union
Wero Bad Seca
MacLaurin
Toby
Homer
Lhis
Suspicious Fire Destroys Lewington Farmhouse
The Alfred Lewington residence three miles from Condonglin was burned yesterday while the occupants were away. James Bassett, who bought the property weeks earlier, found the flames and alerted police. Sergeant Calahan and Constable Cameron found several distinct fire traces. an inquest will be held after the Sydney adjuster arrives.
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Sydney
Gun accident injures two girls near Redbourneberry
Lester Bailey twelve was shooting birds near Mr John Martin’s residence in Redbourneberry when he withdrew the gun mishap caused the charge to explode. It ricocheted toward Martin’s two daughters aged ten and twelve as they swung on a gate about twenty yards away. One girl had a few grains in face neck and arms the other only a finger injured.
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Singleton
Lester Bailey
John Martin
Redbournberrry
Isd
George Saunders
Paddington
Leenre
Woman knocked down by tram in Sydney street clash aftermath
Mrs M Delroy, 30, a young married woman, was struck by a tram on Oxford Street near Sacred Heart Church while crossing then reversing, left unconscious with a large scalp wound and head injuries and taken to St Vincent's Hospital by ambulance. In a separate note, the Smithtown Rifle Club beat Bowraville Club in a 3500 yard match by one point.
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M. Delroy
Oxford Street
Sacred Heart Church
Bondi Junction
St. Vincent's Hospital
Heldon
Smithtown Rifle Club
Bowraville Club
Unclear text from Suenaland and officials in Sydney
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Suenaland and names Lenyth Oeanes Porton W. Palmer and Jonn Mt AtwoH with Melbourne editor Mr FR fe Meg. Also references T. J. Dalton and the Vice-Consul of Spain at Sydney appear in unfinished form.
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Suenaland
Lenyth Oeanes i. D
Porton
W. Palmer
J. Ween
FR Fe Meg
Melbourne
T. J. Dalton
Spain
Sydney
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Clarence
Sidvey
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Lacerar Hunter River
N. Witer
Ealiabie
Enet
Peame Tong Fort
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Wellington
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Clarence River
Tas
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Coast
Reileay
Ted
Petalla
Emeda
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Metiam
Tyfertor
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Wem
Muscary Graken
Turkeps Rene
Bre Savilieranee
Sinoaee
Balfonder Mmedium
Lawydate
Hemi Fcorpe
Doe Beckon
Casvae
Patyle
Miles
Uae
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Gopheker Clouseberrthce
Ripley
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Frescott, Limited
Sassen Sreet, Sytney
Croya
William Chapman
Port Stephens Lighthouse
Fisher's
Fisher & CO
George St
Ceneral Ust Office
Industrial Court
Tramway Inquiry
MR. Justice Street
Ize
Holdship Timber Co., Ltd
Mitlaahs
Seopmests
Zealand
LIM Si
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Pyemont
E. Orton
A.B.C
Pitt-street
Interstate Chess
Queenstam
Bedef Arte
Tb Pitrestreet
T.M.C A. Bolling
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Ponaint
Qasen
Rene
Philidor
Sovteh
Coetre Gambi
Lowes
Gutoms
Kew South Wales
Jonas
Lond Spriawen
Hoenenr Crakanthorp
Neer South Wiles
Calvert Feet
Ieee
T. M. Pratehew
A. WO
Davies B. Parker
T. Calvert
Ign
Weet Vale
Ostrich
Miller’s Feather Shop
Corner Strand
Pitt St
NGTOX
Uerbery
CREA
Yuney Dental
Sensington
Eeeteey Nace
Dean
Saunders
Kidoers
Doom
Foster-McGlellan Co
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