Ultimo Power House Receives Parsons Turbine Generator
The Railway Commissioners have received a 5000 kilowatt Parsons turbo generator at Ultimo Tramway Power House to boost Sydney tram traffic power. Delays due to strike and wrecks pushed back delivery, but erection is underway with completion expected before January end. The Bellevue Hill line may open mid January if power is ready, with four direct current and two turbo generators in operation after install. A new tram route from the city to Paddington via Park and Stanley streets progresses toward a viaduct crossing.
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Fagland
Ultimo
Sydney
Port Chalmers
Messrs. Parsons
W. J. Adams
Bellvue Fill-Paddington
Enmore
Addison Road
Ultimo Power
England
Paddington
Bellevue Hill
Elizabeth-street
Park-street
William-street
Yarong-street
Yarons-street
Stanley-mirent
Stanley-street
Bourke-sires
Bourke-street
Burton-street
Barcom-avenur
Boundary-street
Ato
Liverpool-street
Macdonald-street
Glenmore-road
Hargraves Street
Jersey-road
Moncur-streat
Bellevue Hill-road
LOG CHOPPING CONTEST AT PYMBLE HALL
A log chopping event tomorrow night at Pymble Hall with Les MIntosh of Fymble and Cass Heckenberg of Liverpool, contesting for a 260 stake plus a Sip bluegum log start. Higgson and Harrington, Royal Agricultural Society leg chopping winners, attempt to beat their own record. program also includes other items under Pymble Sports Club. Andrew Auld is committed for trial at Gulgang for stealing eight sheep from Slipdaah Statina. The best cleaning method for a shampoo is noted as an occasional use of U-CE-0-LO.
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Pymble Hall
Pymble
Les M'Intosh
Fymble
Cass Heckenberg
Liverpool
Heckenberg
M'Intosh
Higgson
Harrington
Royal Agriculture Society
Pymble Sports Club
Gulgang
Andrew Auld
Vice Appointment. Professor Stamich for ENT expert
Professor Stamich, specialist in Ear Nose and Throat, listed with multiple European institutions. The note highlights international credentials from Imperial and Royal University Clinie, Vienna, Halle, and Florence, along with the Lagat Institute for Ear Diseases and other locations. A closing quip implies Nestle's prize alongside.
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Profesor Stamich
Imperial and Royal University
Vienna
Austre
Halle
Germany
Mlorence
Italy
Dalkeith
Oxley St
Crow's Nest
N.S
Wallabies Write Home on Gloucester and Cornwall Tour
A letter dated October 4 to NSW Rugby Union secretary W. Will from James M'Mahon manager of the Wallabies recounts an 18 to 0 win over Gloucester after hot weather, a grim leg injury to Russell, travel via Land's End to Cardiff and Penyeraig, and a 15 to 0 victory over Glamorganshire. The account notes ambulance squads, a tedious Penyeraig to Cardiff journey, and plans to move to London on October 23.
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Cardi
W. Will
NSW. Rugby Union
James M'Mahom
Wallabies
Gloucester
Devos
Newton
Cornwall
Planagan
Russell
Altos
Burge
Plymouth
Land's End
Caraif
Toea
Glamorganshire
Penyeraic
Cardiff
Penygraig
Ube
Dreas
Ambulance Brigade
Sydney
A. J. Gould
Penyeraig
Oui
Flanagas
Bede Smith
Williams
Gibbs
Foem
London
Sailors vs Police at Central Palk Court Market Street Disturbance
Inquiry by Mr W M Macfarlane at the Central Palk Court reviewed a case involving James Creams, a stoker on HM S Cambrian, sentenced October 1 for assaulting Constable White during duty. Police claimed a bottle was thrown at the constable near Market and Crease. evidence suggested a woman, not Creese, threw it. Macfarlane adjourned the inquiry, planning to forward evidence to the Governor and reopen if needed.
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W. M. Macfarlane
Central Palk Court
James Creams
Hm.s. Cambrian
Comstable White
Market
Crease
Creese
Macfarlane
George Titheradge to lead Margaret Anglin Co in Sydney
Mr George Titheradge, currently an inmate at a private hospital in Ballarat, is expected to join the Margaret Anglin Company for the Sydney season. He was brought east for The Taming of Sasmarew but found unsuitable. a Blacpindie Soanaperiee omecy, wu Aagia production at the Theatre next Saturday, may feature Titheradge once recovered and released from his present illness.
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Pat
George Tither
Ballarat
Margaret Anglin
Sydney
Sasmarew
Tanner Ter Ovensbing
Samuel Yudee
Brorks
Ramsay
Campbelltown
Pati
Amine
Hee Mali Tenner Atte
Reukbotta
Franke
Neulrns Bay
Smas
Pak
Mer
Weollsia
Bern
Leichhardt
Ramsey
Tanner
Rola Par Teyher
Rik Dutpsen
Hotels Change Hands In Quiet City Transfer
In a discreet deal, property titles shift among local firms and individuals. Margaret Jorer and Rashard Sills are noted in the transaction, with Betsy Banks and other named parties linked to the exchange.
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Fae
Cantal Fe
Cour
Sener
Seanad
Bourke Te Rashard & Sills
Margaret Jorer
Sir Banks’ Mist
Betsy
Te Merbert
New Zealand Sculler faces Australian title duel at Raymond Terrace
The article reports an upcoming Hunter River race for the Australian sculling championship. Ben Thoroughgood of Sinckionnedt New Castle defends against Akaroa’s George Whelch. The Raymond Terrace course on the Hunter River is praised and crowds expect a keen duel with possible world title implications. Whelch boasts a strong amateur and club record, while Thoroughgood is taller and favored by some observers.
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New Zealand
Raymond Terrace
Whelch
Thoroughgood
Whelen
Han— Lan
William Webb
Akaroa Boating Club
Puire
Christchurch
Lyttelton
Little River
Akaroa
Arn
The Tale of a Coat Courtroom Figure and Trial
A garbled courtroom narrative recalls a defendant in a northern city case. The piece centers on a coat theft matter and a judge who ponders imprisonment and the defendant’s fate as observers note the dramatic sequence of testimony and court procedure.
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Ely
Elerks
Wien
Praarutanie
Manufacturers' Day Emphasis for State Industries
The NSW Chamber of Manufacturers urges full recognition and support for local industries. The Manufacturers Exhibition in the Exhibition Building, Sydney, aims to highlight benefits to manufacturers and to attract attendance by the Premier, Lord Mayor, and metropolitan business leaders at 2:30 pm.
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Nsw
Rhem
H M S Pinafore at the Standard Theatre
Gilbert and Sullivan operetta produced by Globe Musical Society before a large appreciative audience. S C Jeffsott directed music while G Windmarsh Jamieson served as stage manager. Cast included O Hinamurah Jamieson Ralph Rackstraw Lucy Lee Jones Josephine Clement Mead Sir Joseph Porter Joseph Abkey Captain Corcoran F A Maguire Dick Deadeye Kate Carty Little Buttercup. Harry Whaite painted scenery.
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Gilbert and Sullivan
HM. S. Pinafore
Th Globe Musical Society
Standard Theatre
S.C. Jeffsott
G. Windmarsh Jamieson
Ralph Rackstraw
Lucy Lee
Clement Mead
Joseph Porter
Joseph Abkey
Corcoran
FA. Maguire
Dick Deadeye
Mixx Kate Carty
Little Buttercup
Harry Whaite
Matrapolitam Roanle
Retaining a Hornsby Reserve Protest Proposal
A government led inquiry records Mr Morrison seeking to purchase a reserve near South Colab Barnaby Ghire and local council officials. The Bhire Conseil weighs protest against the plan as community opposition grows amid unclear housing impact and potential water concerns.
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Somme
Morrison
S Reserve Ce
Barnaby Ghire
Pire Council
Hatt Orting
Bhire Conseil
Eamneer
Abduction Charge Linked to Cambeetown Incident
A detailed hearing cites a case of alleged abduction involving multiple witnesses and locations around Campbelltown and Ramsey's Bush. The proceedings reference Tanner, Tatters, and a disputed custody scene at a cemetery, with notes of railway and bushland angles and associated families.
Books and Publications by Mr Wm Mememano and Others
A fragmented OCR list catalogs various works including My pia by Hall Mam and A Prince of Treauyer from different publishers. It references titles and authors such as Le Dies Fre Mirsers Mathes and Crenigany Tre, Willows, and Fung Metals, but many names are garbled.
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Wm Mememano
Pia
Hall Mam
Prince of Treauyer
Messrs
Mremiling Company
Tamoited
Hrliaathis
Msriim Crawford
le Dies Fre
Mirsers Mathes and
Crenigany
Willows F
Weamen
Henge
Fung Metals
Gee Rovertaoa
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