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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 10, 1908

Page

13

Fishing notes and tides at Circular Quay and Hawkesbury area

A long report covers fishing at Circular Quay and nearby waters with tide times for tonight and the week, notes on moon phase, and weather impact. It lists fish movements around Parramatta River Chowder Bay Botany Bay and rivers Hawkesbury Brisbane Water and Wyong with species such as mullet blackfish sand whiting garfish flathead and red bream. It includes associations and observers from the Monaro Fish and Game Protection Association and local inspectors noting scarce catches but pockets of activity along various bays and creeks.

Circular Quay Hawkesbury Bridge Twofold Bay Newcastle Sydney Newton Sith Monaro Fish and Game Protection Association Pisestorial Council Bee A. Joseland Mae Fishers’ Society Ecouniil Fisherip Benson Parramatta Lane Cove Parramatta River Watson's Darling Harbor Botany Bar George's River Inspector Grant Botany Bonne Betany Qothray Qothray Fers Ehachele Hawkenberg Patong Mawkesbury Mestrove Creek Wiseman's Ferry Brisbane Aldrich Gortish A. K. Anderson Weltes Wyong Dave T. Richardson Laing's Point Percey Bey Manty Middle Harbor Berley Mick Simmone Perry May Port Hacking Heapy Como Corm Hawkesbury Manly Watson's Bay H. Taylor Botany Bay Fastway Rose and Walsh Paddy Hawkeebury Port Hacking Heads Othon Georen F Carroll North Head Mosers Parkes Bayview Port Yackine

Accident at Powter Brickworks Injures John Creith

A lad named John Creith tore his heel while his foot caught in the cogs of the pog will at Powter Brickworks in Parkes. Advertisement for Rogers Bros. dyeing and cleaning at 19 Oxford-al and 16 George-st opposite Railway, promoting costumes cleaning and dyeing services.

John Creith Powter Parkes Rogers Bros Oxford-al

Ballarat South Street Coliseum Eisteddfod Opens

The 1995 Ballarat Australian Eisteddfod introduces a new South Street Coliseum seating 8000 with rapid seven minute exit times. Principal adjudicator Mr Win Short leads brass and choral judges, with 247 venues represented and several new choral and elocutionary competitors.

Mey Ballarat South-street City Oval South Street South-street Coliseum Skipton-street Aiget Coliseum England Win Short L.R.A.M Short George Peake Melbourne Fredk. Bevan Adelaide W. L. Paine South Australia Berry Alford Lewis Reynolds Mtter Newcastle Suburban M3.w Blackstone-Ipewich Toowoomba Corntest Woolllen Mill Boot Factory White Work Factory Newtown Sydney Bal-larat Legislative Assembly Labor Party

Life-Saving Club Forms First Annual Meeting at Queenstrest

The Rondi Baths Life-saving Club held its first annual meeting at Oddfellows Hall Queenstrest. It reports strong membership despite two rival clubs on Bondi Beach and notes twenty members passed Royal Lifesaving Society exams. Waverley County installed rescue gear and finances show credit. Officers include Patron Lt Col Onslow and President C W Oakes.

Rondi Baths Oddfellows' Hall Queenstrest Wonllahea J. Lord Bondi Beach Royal Lifesaving Society Waverley County Surf Bathers’ Association Onslow C. W. Oakes M.L.A Messrs D. Meagher R. GO. Watkins Ht. N. Southwell J. Denmeade R. W. M'Fadyen L. Taylor H. Dbd. Matesh A. Friedman W. Newell T Clarke J. Nobbs H. Monald L. W. Abel R. Mathewson Tra. Bell Gordon Marr M'Intosh H. Boyer Surf Bathers' Association

The Lift Well Mystery at Commercial Chambers

The Acting City Coroner held an inquest into the death of Lisle Capper a 33 year old dental student residing at Eurabab Ocean-street Woollabra Capper was found dead at the bottom of a lift well at Commercial Chambers Bathurst street city The post mortem showed a large irregular scalp wound and skull fracture with facial abrasions The death occurred about 48 hours earlier The inquest heard testimony from Florence Keene lift attendant Harold Gallagher and others describing the lift doors and well and concluded with a verdict of accidental death.

F. G. Adrian Lisle Capper Eurabab Ocean-street Woollabra Capper Bathurst Street City Palmer Florence Keene Barbaret-street Capper Loum Harold Gallagher Bathurat Street Witnnes Keene Gapper Somes Champa Keene Yoneh Lime Harold Gallegher Soreone Stewart

Shortage of Trucks Cripples Transport in Narrabri

The Baan Bong Farmers and Settlers Association calls for a railway inquiry due to unsatisfactory rail conditions and a serious truck shortage. They urge withdrawal of stock and camping reserves from alienation to allow travel of fat stock to market until the Commissioners can manage stock traffic.

Narrabapi Baan Bong Farmers and Settlers’ Association

Hints to Telephone Sub Scr ibers

Telegram style advisory notes two distinct telephone exchanges at the General Post Office in Heu. Subscribers must specify city or central numbers using the correct prefix and include Central 521 for central calls. Confusion arises from improper prefixes and misdialed numbers in the current issue of the Telephone Tube.

Central 521

The Cherniouskis To Perform In Sydney Town Hall

Lovers of music await the Cherniouskis as their London comeback after Jewish persecutions. The troupe includes Leo violinist aged 16 and Mischel cellist aged 11, plus Mime Marie Hooton contralto and Perival Driver baritone. First Sydney concert set for Saturday October 24 at Town Hall.

London Russia Jan Paderewski Pralees Leo Mischel Mime Marie Hooton Perival Driver Sydney Town Hall

Government Navigation Bill would take over lights and beacons

In the Senate Fenster Neild asked if the government intended to seize harbor lights buoys and lighthouses under the Navigation Bill. Senator Best replied the plan included lighthouses lightships beacons and buoys to as full an extent as the Constitution permitted.

Senate Fenster Neild Best Audi Alteram Partem Edmund Lendsdale Armidale Lonsdale Burns-Squires Wade Byrne Burns—Johnson

Complaint Against Ice Cream Vendors Sparks Sunday Debate

Waterloo council members addressed crowded Sunday trading protests caused by ice cream vendors. Alderman Lenton questioned why foreigners could sell ice cream and blow bells while locals faced fines for bread sales on Sundays. The issue centers on vendors in front of Sunday schools taking pennies from children. Police action was requested.

Aldemnan Lenton Waterloo Cakte

Dr Sheldon Discovery Aids Winter Coughs

Dr Sheldon announces a new remedy for winter coughs and colds calling it a simple cure. The note mentions a formula available by mail or at local apothecaries with early reviews praising its gentle action and quick relief.

Dentists and Defence Loom Large in Sydney Letters

Voice of the People letters debate dental regulations and imperial service. F E T advocates immigration and compulsory service to bolster defense, opposing current defence spending. W B Simpson suggests relocating Pyrmont Bridge to improve Balmain transit, urging local MPs to push the project.

Labor row over Industrial Court aid and strikes

Mr H A Mitchell writes condemning mine owners for denying the Industrial Court relief under section 42 of the Industrial Dictators Act. He cites delays and use of wealth to block disputes, noting three-month boards for engine drivers and firemen and ongoing appeals to higher courts.

H. A. Mitchell Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen'’s Association of Australasia iIn Industrial Court T. J. Evans Lymington Cardiff United Wealth

Mrs Mary Kimber Found Unconscious Amid Domestic Scene

Mary Kimber, 36, of Wella Street, Newtown, was found by her husband unconscious. A bottle labeled chlorodyne lay on the floor. Carrie Moore’s husband has settled the lawsuit, freeing time to study Mrs Maclurcan’s Cookery Book. Now edition bound at Leioth, 2/6. All Booksellers.

Mary Kimber Wellastreet Newtown Carrie Moore

Ear disease cure praised by clergymen in a Sydney notice

Letters from respected clergy praise the Euroscope Pure Natural Rural Kine as a safe in home treatment for deafness and ear troubles. Rev Henry Gainford of Adelaide and Rev Charles Hopkins report dramatic relief and urge sufferers to contact the Exoscope Association at 90 Pitt Street, Sydney, for details.

Henry Gainford Adelaide Charles OD Hopkins Sentlemen Exoscope Association Pittsireet Sydney

Appointment for Assistant Works Manager in Railways

Fragmented notice from Sydney outlines vacancies for an Assistant Works Manager and Junior Draftsman in the railways section. Requirements include workshop design and construction experience with salary around £220 per year or £100 for junior position, plus copies of testimonials. Applications due Friday 16th.

South Wale Waiel Cyentilealocer Sydney Ste Ortober Mansuei Hanaene Demueasy Encom Icauvud Railways and Tramways Junion Draptsaman

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