New South Wales Loses Buckley Cup Doubles Test
In a damp Sydney day of tennis NSW failed to clinch the Buckley Cup interstate match against Victoria. Doubles saw Brookes and Dunlop (Victoria) defeat Parker and Wright (NSW) while Heath and Spence defeated Hes and Poul. Victoria led by two rubbers after the first round, and NSW trailed 0-2 in the third set as play shifted to singles.
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Wright
Parker
Brookes
Duslop
Wee
Roel Mora
Wooma
Tesyen
Vine
Cen
Doust
N.sw
Spence
N.S.W
Fatica
Fes
Girosche
Heath
Bydeey Ain War
Wilding
Wright Sod
Alexander
Baa
Victoria
Rucioprant Rice
Dovst
Rice
Shakes Son
Busby
Ontaria
Seetiy
Bienne
Ictona
Eolhe Pedit
New South Wales
Vievorlams
Wiant
Parcer
Standis
Slspiue
Emeah
New Bourn
Wales
Mrookes
Dunlop
N.G.W
S.W
Rion
Puckler
Jones
NGW
Mars
Mach State
Plat
Truntop
Australasia
Terrie
Rasbew
Sf Prikspey
Satherpel
Alex— Samler
Mally
Americas
Beale
James Waremplendid
Chemaemtn
Mercems
Dusan
Alwender
Vnes
Sidney
Jr Svuntil
Einalas Amoetation
American players to play in N W team in Sydney
Visitors for Melbourne: Miss Payiva ex lady champion of NSW and Mi V City, interstate reps, depart for Melbourne tomorrow per Ortons. Neither will play the tournament. Mr W H Forrest and Mr T H Hicks, president and secretary of the Australasian and NSW LT Association, expected to depart by the Mongolia on Tuesday the 24th Instant. Mr M Kidston is in Melbourne to take part in the championships.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Payiva
Mi. V
Ortons
W. H. Forrest
T. H. Hicks
W. L.T. Association
Mongolia
Im. Kidston
Reports on Redfern food samples and milk analysis by council
The Redfern council discussed sanitary inspector samples from traders, noting milk contained no added water or preservatives but lacked butter fat in some cases. Several sausages showed water additions and antiseptics in limited amounts. Analyses of 15 notices revealed tomato sauce preservative with antiseptic within legal limits. Action was ordered on the recommended cases and warnings issued where needed.
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Redfern
Withisub
Leitch
Aldseman Howe
Savege
Ravage
Sydney
Health Department
Chinese Smugglers Foiled on German Steamer Pring Waldemar
A German steamer Pring Waldemar arriving at Circular Quay was found to carry opium valued over £500 hidden behind wooden paneling in the ship’s scaffold. Chinese crewmen confessed knowledge of the contraband, which was hidden in a disguised cut amidship. Police removed the woodwork and seized the opium, with likely court action planned against the smugglers.
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Pring Waldemar
Circular Quaytes
Raul Contimied
If Find
Inp
Kilee
Circulne Quay
Srdncr
Jepal
Ching
Yin Porta
Cannell
Alene
Ealp
Opin
Dt Je
Honakose
Carnation and Picotee Society Exhibition Prompted by Fine Blooms
The annual New South Wales Carnation and Picotee Society show will be held tomorrow afternoon at Hallway Ineriaite. Expert growers David Reed and Richard Tom W. C. Fripp head exhibitors, with many noted names preparing displays despite unpropitious weather. The event promises striking blooms and a high quality display sought by connoisseurs.
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New South Wales Carnation and Picotee Society
Ntl
Roen
Matra
Richard Tom W. C. Fripp
Byron Ruse
H. A. J. Pier
J. Godwin
Auctions and mining shares show mixed results across regions
Reports from multiple auctions indicate varied outcomes with Carnarine rate Balmore and H W Horm involved as brokers. The Centredental Cold Mining Company Oster faced a 34 per share decline, while Wallaroo and Meeata Mining and Resiting Company issued a per share dividend. A world record for bale counts may be set by Smith and Company in Adelaide. Dairying debates prompt strong reactions to the Dairy Act. An accident injures Mr Dean Hagdan in Bangrators. Military parades include Australias Light Heres chess and gearing for duty.
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Cevidental Cold Mining
Oster
Wallaroo and Meeata Mining and Resiting
Giyidend
Worife
Fife
Gmith
Ang Company
Adelaide
An Sontag
Worn Tain
Weal Esiciogse
Loasiom
Nore
Dean Hagdan
Bangrators
Si Breseetts
Car Tan Goolry
Australias Light
Fe Military
Ge Kags Creative
New Federal Ministry Formed After Cabinet Selection
A ballot chosen the new Lator Federal Cabinet amid controversy over the process and party caucus influence. Key appointments include Prime Minister Andrew Fisher as head, with ministers for external affairs, defence, and home affairs, plus a new party whip in both houses. The leadership lineup features George Ponter Pearep, William Meeria Inghes, and Frank Gwynne Peder among others.
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Couras
Bribons
Fisher
Dymgedic
Owe
Minieter
Trenwurge
Andrew Pieher
Aloraes-Gansral
Wyllism
Meeria
Inghes
Sherton Lae Batchelor
S-A
Prank Gwynne Peder
Pilakcar
Rome
Harb Xfahon
Joatak
Defence
Gregor M'firegor
Minteier
James Hutchienn
T. Watking
Whin
Arty
House of Representatives
de Largie
Senate
Australian Labor Party platform on protection and governance
Summary of a fragmented political platform listing White Australia policy, new protection, constitutional amendments for arbitration and nationalisation, graduated land tax, a Commonwealth Bank, restricted borrowing, naval and defence provisions, civil equality, compulsory military training, public insurance, and anti-military expenditure, with numerous distortions and garbled phrases.
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Australia
Commonwealth Bank
Grafiawrd
Citizens’ Defence
Commonwealth Bank of Issue
Reseore
Amwlast
General Insurance
Neral
Ueatam
New Ministers and Members of the Australian Government
The article profiles ministers and leaders including A Fisber and W M Hughes, outlining their birthplaces and careers. It notes Fisber’s Ayrshire origins and political climb in Queensland and Hughes’ status as Attorney General and influential Labor figure. It mentions Pearce as the new minister for Defence and references various roles and events shaping the early federal cabinet.
Australian Labor figures and parliamentary roles in early 1900s
An OCR fragment recounts labor movement leaders incl. Pearce and Thomas, detailing Pearce’s rise to Senate chairmanships and commissions, and Thomas’s path from miner and unionist to Postmaster-General. It notes Pearce’s roles in committees, tobacco monopoly inquiry, and later political duties. Thomas’s background as barrier Labor member, union leadership, and parliamentary service.
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Trade & Carpenter
Snd
Wentera Mestralla
Texan
Opian
Iin
Treden Hall Council
Porth
Awe Teare
Hoving & Koon
Senmor Peares
Ume & Peat
Sadiaco Council
Western Australis
Pratte
Senate
Parliamnent
Tr Boillis
Pearce
Weil Ilket
Faure
Willanes
Man's Estate
Broken
Thomas
Amalgamated
Shate Defence Committee
bin Abl Mir
Ted
Labor
Labor Candidate For the Stars Parliagent
New South Wales
Ala
Fednrarion
House of Representatives
St Thomas
Enpater
Tip-Top Tram and New Federal Labor Ministry
Mr M Gaven N S W Labor Opposition leader absent from Parliament Mages. Whip Mr Nistara describes the new Federal Labor Ministry as up-to-date and full of moderate men with no Astra-Sociatistic elements. He mentions only one exception and notes their general stance.
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M'Gaven
N.S.W. Labor
Nistara
Consapinton
0Dd
Sipmiont
University Exams Near at Sydney Great Wall Campus
The University of Sydney announces annual senior public examinations starting Monday, with a joint honors exam and a forty day timetable across Sydney and regional NSW plus Queensland centers. Results show last year 14d passed or 77.57 percent. entry numbers rise, with strict subject requirements for arts and medical faculties and detailed timetable including dates in November.
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University of Sydony
Quensland
Brisbane
Ipswich
Staryborough
Hockhampton
Toowoomba
Towneyilie
Towa
Francis
Bleber
Gremas
Ant
Wenoe Slantard
Jorden Innruases
Falion
Ite
Europe
Sm Amel Me Hickey
Roman Bistory
Vriday
Elst
Kleher Oreck
Molay
Sinebra
Shree Howe
Toemday
Wedwesday
Pim
More Wool For London From Ocean Freight Sails
A garbled shipping notice notes consignments of wool bound for London from multiple liners including the O RM S Onions and the White Star Timers, with cargoes described as 1000 bales and various stowage terms to ports on the Continent.
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London
Metboeres
Wester
Marsing
Ter Lapion
Continent
Pérta
Tom Abe
Demossat Lirerrval
Vis
Paris
Another City Fire Destroys Masars and Sons Premises
A major blaze Thursday night engulfed the Masars, Johnson and Sons and Jesther and Erindory merchants at 202 Candercagn-sitet near Rath- Seeceye. Fire crews led by Superintendent Webb fought a lengthy two‑alarm effort, saving some floors but destroying stock and upper rooms. Origin of the fire remains unknown as investigators and watchman Murphy review rounds and timeframes.
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Masars
Johnson and Sons
Erindory
Candercagn-sitet
Rath- Seeceye
Tis
Alarm
Waa
Metropolitan Fire
Belgas
Webb
Beal
Circular Quay
Camperland-street
Dar- Singuarat
Opera
Ione Rimsalf
Imeana
Anne
Drovam Uirongh
Ruyl Wen
Flue Firma
Murphy
Military Camp Drills and Cadet Training Report
Cadets at Suwuranan and Randwick drill and lecture sessions under Brigadier-General Gordon. Patriotism and duty praised as cadets perform evolutions at Middle Head while a diving accident occurs injuring a bystander. NSW locations include North Sydney and Hurstville amid a day of drills and demonstrations.
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Suwuranan
Randwick
Thortine
Gordon
Talon
Cain
Aaron
Nck
Tee Pele
Baldieg
Boli
Soeporal Pitt
Crown-street
Geni
North Irdney Hospital
Ind
Corpore
Verdict Returned in Dar iingiverst Case Involving Mrs Devenee
A verdict of not guilty was returned at Dar iingiverst East in the case featuring Mrs Alisbeth Devenee. The assembly proceedings included Chief officers and witnesses, with testimony about funds paid by a servant for the improvement of civic matters.
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Dar Iingiverst
Alisbeth Devenee
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Vctoria
Carnation and Picotee Society
Kararine Rate
Balmore
To-Morrow
H.W. Horm
Ing and Cooipan Avtar Richartsad Company
Umstad
Australian Labor Party
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Amirew Fisber
Crosahouse
Ayrshire
Scotland
Queenaland
Gympie
Simpson
Austradia
Ite Presemeuires
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Str
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Tis Miniscry
Mtr
Nis Pars
Ae Shonen
Cumtoms
IKVT
Watson
Slemel
Pishor
Eyta Arden
W. M. Hughes
William Morris Flughes
Mar
Sai
Rela
Mr. Huxley
Lang
Biale
Houre of Representatives
Hughes
Walton
Navigation Commission
Commonwealth
Syimey
Waterside Workers’ Federation
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Stetar
Sera Boalt
Bout Ducalion
Agrquligry
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Datehsior
Ne ‘Wales
Mellom Melati
Senator Pearce
George Poster Pearce
Delnace
Barker
TKE
Miwalelon
Middleton
Minton
Middie
Webr
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Howe
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Wade
Arémen Bios
Mmbxry
Jolson
England
Rhone
Lange
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Sehye
Biuber
Sully
Light Horse
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Patel
Williams
Ring-Street
Newtown
Ee Prieretz
Caefolia Tate Wash
Melowman Fail
Meres
Mar FF
Fir Abewe
Poe Emi
Angus & Coote
Seesiincy
Opiemas Geeream
Comer
Arras Sydnes Specstia
Bateiseter
GF Markee
Shane
Marhine Grant
Grant
David Grant & CO
Tailors of Integrity
George Street
Dunlop i Ye Dhaai
Vato
Setar
Pat Roseee Fooidert
To-Murrow
Richmond Park
Beavis
Xmas Catalcour
Rollingdale & Kessell
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