Wollondilly council selects new clerk at Campbelltown meeting
At a special Wollondilly Shire Council session in Campbelltown the clerk post succeeding the resigned A Patinton was filled. Three candidates remained after initial screening. Str H Dunstan of Urana was chosen. An unrelated note mentions a Penrith district identity A B R Chambers dying suddenly at Emo Plains aged yore. An Ashfield District Star Hawkett Building Society appropriation meeting on November 25 drew ballot Reg. No Ml, owner of four £50 shares entitled to a £200 interest-free loan.
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Wollondilly
Penrith
A. BR. Chambers
Emo Plains
Ashfield
Starr-Hawkett Building Society
Reg. No. Ml
Lights That Fail Irritate City Residents on Elizabeth Street
Street lamps along Elizabeth Street south of the Haymarket and near the Central Railway Station failed repeatedly causing darkness and minor injuries. An elderly man, William Livedeste, fell after a passing government railcar paused to alight. he was hospitalized. Officials blamed faulty wiring or installation linked to the Prince Alfred Park exhibition lights and reported no wide blackout, only brief dark intervals during the event.
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Elizsbeth-street
Haymarket
Central Railway Station
Anseliy
Manufacurers
Prince Alfred Park
Tavenventen
William Livitedste
Smithstrest
Surry Hite
Llutedale
Elizabeth
Lvuery
Tio Vity
Elerthal
Maiy
Labor Council Rules Considered To Link Majons Statewide
The Sydney Labor Council debated altering rules to link Majons of the state under council remit. Proposals included remitting junips arrears and quarterly payments to district councils with three delegates each. A plan to allow non metropolitan delegates, with executive approval, was adopted. Debate on one delegate one vote per representation faced adjournment.
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Sydney Labor Council
Kavanagh
Hunter to sail from Newcastle wharf to Hawkesbury River
Weather permitting the steamer Hunter will leave the Newcastle and Munster River Companys wharf at King street foot tomorrow afternoon at two oclock for the Hawkesbury River with a trip to Cowan Bay. Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery and Viking Unsweetened Milk advertise in this page.
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Hunter
Newcastle and Munter
Company
King-street
Hawkesbury
Cowan Bay
Parliament Debates Industrial Machinery Provisions
The Legislative Assembly grapples with amendments to industrial machinery and union-related provisions. Opposition taunts the government over non-unionist redress while Premier defends fair treatment. discussions hinge on court access, compensation, and policy impact on capital investment. Debate ends with a motion to adjourn after hours of talk and a division on key clauses.
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Far & Board
Inf
Eddon
Ha Party
Miehan
To- Dertaon
Sit~ Tog
Exell
Legislative Assembly Hears Amendments on Bills
In committee the Educational Disputes Amending Bill was amended and advanced. The Local Government Bill advanced with amendments. The Legislative Council reported progress on the Crown Lands Amendment Bill after committee consideration and a second reading.
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Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
Sydney Bethel
Amendments in council on homestead grant and lease provisions
The council debated changes to homestead grant rules and improvement leases. Amendments shifted ownership conditions, allowed partial payment credits, and tied grant issues to Crown approval. Provisions on withdrawal of conversion applications and board confirmation were adjusted, with recommendations to remove certain improvement and scrub lease clauses from the existing settlement framework.
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Ond
Leemlatien Council
C.p
Gunn
Cabinet Missteps Raise Questions Over Breakwater Proposal
In Lismore a deputation pressed Minister for Works Hindmarsh and Minister for Agriculture Perry about the Burns Bay breakwater scheme. Perry claimed the matter would go to the Cabinet soon, but communications show it was deemed not yet ready. Deputation members wonder how a private member learned of cabinet action before ministers.
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Hemaniony Fjactisein
Mablon
Ston
Gonifeman
Max Wes
McGowan
Yiew
Maciinery
Lismore
John Perry
Wade
Sinbmond
Richmond
Tweed
Burns Riay
Wnernie
Depucacia
Hall
Hindmarsh
Terry
Ball
Porrs
Cablnvt
Mir’ Peprs
Vader
Worke
Mirettien
Sistipister
Byrne Bay
Killings of Stray Dogs Draw Police Controversy
A Cumberland street resident reports stray dogs roam the city and police patrols catch and club dogs by the neck with a stick before dragging them away. The method, described as brutal, prompts calls for humane measures or a municipal euthanasia facility.
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Wen
Don
Cumberland-street
Fair at Armidale Opens Japanese Market for Church Fund
At Armidale Town Mall the market opened in the Church of England building fund under the mayor's auspices. The scene featured Oriental decorations and attractive stalls. Evening entertainment included vocal items and choruses from the Mikado. The market is expected to be financially successful.
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Armidale
Church of England Building Fund
Mineral Oil Bonus Question To Legislative Assembly
Mr Mechan asks the Secretary for Mines whether a company seeks a mineral oil bonus for the State and if the head of a syndicate connected with Standard Oil is involved. He asks if any guarantee prevents future amalgamation with Standard Oil and whether the bonus would enrich the trust. Mr Wood replies the matter falls under Commonwealth Government, not state administration. A Pure milk supply always at hand MILK MAID MILK the Best Milk made.
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Legislative Assembly
Mechan
Mashia
Standard Oil Company
Commonwealth of Corporation
Wood
Commonwealth
Danger of ordinary milk for infants cited in dairy study
The report notes tuberculoma in cows and milk instability make raw cow milk risky for infant feeding. It states Nestle’s Condensed Milk is the most reliable option for infants despite limited circulation.
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