Land policy Sunday schemes debate land sale reform
A reader defends direct settler access to land and criticizes speculative ballot systems. He argues for straight taxation of land values, removal of exemptions, and government action to end land monopoly, citing Irish land acts and calls for land to be valued and purchased by true users rather than speculators. The letter urges policy that benefits genuine settlers over large estates and rail-linked value gains.
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E.W. O'Sulivan
Himési
O'Sullivan
Iitectiva
Wdrit
Buate
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England
Scotland
Gladstone
Lord Beasborough
Air. Gladstone
Uysu
Micha Linght
Morley
Gladstom
Lord Ash
Lord Ballebury
Mr. Balfour
Unbearable Torture Ended by Cuticura Treatment
A damaged OCR fragment recalls a person’s testimonial about relief from severe discomfort attributed to a skin ailment. The narrative mentions years of distress, pimples, and attempted remedies, noting eventual relief after seeking a nearby depot for a free Cuticura treatment.
Rockdale council aims to attack mosquitoes with kerosene flood
The Rockdale council proposes applying kerosene to all water poles in the municipality to combat mosquitoes. The plan targets low-lying lands near Cook's River, considered breeding ground, with Rt Peters council urged to cooperate. the letter was read and then recalled.
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Rockdale
Yeacounil
Rt. Peters Counell
Cook's River
Bt. Peters Counell
Archdeacon's Property Pawned Charged at Paddington Court
Arthur Dudley Wilkinson a teacher was committed for trial on three charges of stealing from Archdeacon Flower of St Mark's Church Darling Point and from Mrs Mary Foy at Rose Bay. Items included a clock and other goods pawned at Oxford Street Paddington. Evidence showed multiple pawns and misidentification of owners.
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Arthur Dudley Wilkinson
Paddington
Mary Foy
Rose Bay
Wilkinson
Ann Hall
Stella
Glenmore Road
O'Brien Charged With Forcing Prosecution Witness
At Central Police Court Edward O'Brien 37 a desler was charged with endeavoring to induce Lizzie Kingston to abstain from giving evidence against him at the Quarter Sessions on a charge of stealing from a person. The prosecutrix testified of a door knock and entry by O'Brien and companions who threatened and assaulted her to stop her from testifying. He claimed no memory of the events. A demonstration of a new machine at O'Connell Street drew spectators.
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Central Police
Edward O'Brien
Desler
Lizzie Kingston
Dim
Tian
O'Brien
High Court
Der
Heald
Moe
Bn Pervaa
Brien
Sydney
Belgrade Then and Now Across Danube Frontiers
Belgrade, capital of Servia, a fortified Danube city at the Save junction, carries centuries of siege, conquest, and renewal. The historic site, once Singidunum, shows ruins and revived fortifications while locals and visitors observe a changing skyline and a bustling market scene amid continued strategic importance. The 1905 census records Belgrade at 77,816 residents with the kingdom totaling 2,635,035, and a British vice-consul serves the city.
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Servia
Danube
Save
Geeaples
Singidunum
Belgrada
Constantine Forphyorgentius
Alba Grosia
Kingdom
Violent Prisoner in North Sydney Court Appeal
Haney Le Boeuf five laborer appeared at North Sydney Police Court on charges of insulting words and damaging property after a violent spree. He rushed at officers, kicked a constable, broke a cell door, walls, and doors at a hotel. Fines totaling £5 6s or four months imprisonment were imposed. the magistrate said the conduct was as senseless as that of two madmen.
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Haney le Boeuf
North Sydney Police Court
Thomas David Laisteensee
Willough
le Bowuf
Tierney
Bowler
Great Northern
le Borut
le Boent
Spector Collins
Salvation Army
Enmore
Pitt Atreet
le Boeuf
Maciatiste
Jing
Property Owners Association aims to form ranches across state
Regular meetings of the council of the New South Wales Property Owners Defence Association are held to form ranches statewide and to content all Parliamentary and municipal elections. They pledge support to anti socialist candidates and seek amendments to the Local Government Act to return rating on site value, while ref erendum principles may be applied to ratepayer dissatisfaction with the rating system.
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N.5.w. Property Owners’ Defence Association
Ing Weld
Police Appeal Board Proceedings Stir Legislative Assembly Debate
Fragmentary report shows questions about government role in forming a Public Service Association unit for police and railway workers. References to rehearsed plans, public safety, and a parade program for youths in a council district. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Legislative Assembly
Palint Force
Ajullar
Associaion
Deseraaares
Sittie
Atregesa
Debate on Japanese Immigration and White Australia Policy
An analysis arguing against Japanese immigration to Australia and defending a White Australia policy. It discusses racial theories, climate adaptability, potential intermarriage obstacles, and historical examples. The piece weighs economic and strategic risks, suggests restricting non whites, and contemplates defense and settlement patterns in tropical Australia.
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Australia
Tenry Gukesha
Arthur
America
Esquimaux
Arolle Crecis
Tier
Panama
Aifferonos
Calor
Japan
Sydney
Paris
Kiandra
England
Panama Canal
Kemya
Sworth
West
St Peters council weighs produce store rules and fees
The sanitary inspector reports hat notices on local produce stores and proposed ordinance changes under the Local Government Act. Aldermen discuss window modifications and shop spacing, with a 25 section price proposal and possible timetable for compliance. The Meikodies community invites residents to a fourth year event.
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St. Peters
Tewys
Spagkman
Wade
Saloni
Seale
Fire Breaks Out In Back Bedroom At Geetling Home
A fire started in a back bedroom at the Geetling home of Mr. Eugene Croft on a night in Moorean Avenue. The flames damaged the room and furnishings before being extinguished. Mrs. Cred sustained minor burns to arms and face. Fire brigades responded, extinguishing the blaze after the siren.
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Eugenn Croft
Read
Moorean
Meirscalites
Myde Park
Opyesita Commonwealth
Saturday Mails and Harbor Reports Incomplete Listings
Fragmented local notices describe Saturday mails, harbor activity, and railway items with scattered times and names. References include Wellinrnn ai, 12 Fenway, and 9.05 in Melbourne, plus trials and immigration-related matters under Commonwealth concerns. Heavily garbled OCR yields uncertain dates and entities.
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BP Ieee Ie Wauatipals
Port Maravarie
Arra Bay
Erin
Welling
Peerepeme Faye
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