Startling statement fuels wage dispute at Proken Hill
Tom Mann warned at a public meeting that unions planned to feed the people and move children from Proken Hill if trouble over wages arose. W Nulty of the Associated Unions confirmed the fact, saying a conference with mine managers would occur around November 11. Intervening unions still refuse to recognize the Non-Political Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proken Hill
Tom Mann
Firoken Hill
W. Nulty
Associated Unions
Evening News
Nulty
Associated Colonel
A.M.A
Bathurst Circuit Court Sees Guilty Plea in Tax Pretence and Horse Theft
In Bathurst on Thursday Judge Simpson presided. Justyn Claude Hilder pleaded not guilty to obtaining £1 and £2 from hotelkeeper James Keeney by false pretence on June 12 and 15, and was remanded for sentence after a guilty finding on both counts. Colin Benjamin Cooper pleaded guilty to horse stealing at Bathurst and Mudgee. The Crown raised procedural concerns about witness attendance and a letter to the judge, with the latter deemed contempt of court. Cooper was remanded for sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Towtas
Simpson
Justyn Claude Hilder
James Keeney
Mount David
Mwans
Talxa
Young
Colin Benjamin Cooper
Mudze
Sereeant Ritchie
Nobmiy
Crown Law Department
Litheon
Canes
Cooper
Jntee
Homebush Stock Sale Reports Large Sheep and Lamb Totals
At the Homebush stock sales this afternoon 37306 sheep and lambs were penned with quality similar to recent pens. Prime merino wethers and ewes reached high prices, crossbreds and suckers varied, and a heavy lamb supply saw competition and firm values early. Melbourne buyers joined the usual country trade as stock trucks prepare for Monday with dozens of vans and cattle waggons listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Prime
Sydney
Melbourne
Racing items from Inglis sale and Melbourne Cup scratches
Black Spec sold at Inglis and Son bazaar for 18s. An offer of 16 and a half pence for Jincy T was refused. Scratchings for City Tattersall's meeting next Saturday include Hardie Race Yarrabundie, Flying Handicap La Patrice, Flying Welter Emerald Isle. Fohn Peel scratched for the Melbourne Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Inglis and Son's Bazaar
Jincy T
Weather forecast for western to eastern regions
Commonwealth Weather Bureau predicts cloudy and sultry conditions with thundery rain spreading from western areas to the east. Northerly winds prevail as temperatures rise and relief is limited, with the outlook showing ongoing unsettled weather across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Weather Bureau
Late Shipping Arrivals and Departures Noted at Port
Shipping notices report October arrivals including Yarra of 9140 tons under Captain South with South Australia cargoes. from Clarence River and North Coast Company Bruindah special tonnage. Departures listed for October 16 including Tathra bound for Eden and Geelong bound for Sydney. RMS Victoria en route from Sydney to London arriving at Colombe on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarra
South
Soace
South Australia
Huddart, Parker, and Company
Knowle
Haug
Clarence Fiver
North Coast Company
Bruindah
Trns
Richmond Iver
Geelong
Sydney
Victoria
London
Colombe
Women discuss housing and socialism at conference
Mrs Stiles from New South Wales argues that slum housing condemns the poor to unhealthy lives and calls for better backyards and ventilation. Adelaide delegates contrast conditions, while the debate labels Socialism as sane but misguided humanitarianism amid state debts and federation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdonaldown
Adelaide
Sydney
Socialista
W. Taylor
Tasmania
Feoalere
Bottaliatia
National League
Fot & Doeleliel
Women’s National League
Sociwiiat
Nature
Taylor
Commonwealth
Lady Quick
Victoris
Grace Watson
M. A. Ope
Queensland
Braddon
Sir Edward Braddon
William Lyne
Parliament of
Australia
Death of prominent Sydney tea merchant Sir James Inglis
James Inglis ex-M.L.A. and head of James Inglis and Company died at Craige Boulevard Strathfield in his 63rd year after a brief illness. A former New England representative and minister for Public Instruction, he shaped politics and business in NSW. He authored books, led several associations, supported Scottish societies, and is survived by his second wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Inglis
Henry Parkes
F. Byrne
W. J. Poster
Thes. Garrett
J. N. Brunker
John Sutherland
Willian
Clare
Francis Abigail
J. Roberts
Julian) Satemons
chacRo
Education
New England
Legislative Assembly
Inglis
Kidsers
A. E. Mills
BR. 5S. Bowker
Edwell
Forfarshire
Scotland
Robert Toulis
Normal School
Edinburgh
Watt Institution
Edinburgh University
New Zealand
India
Australia
Sydney
Spiney Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Travellers’ Association of
New South Wales
Royal Prince Alfred Hopital
State Savings Bank
Sidney Harbor Collieries
Australian Board of Directors
New Hillerove Proprietary Company
Netherlands Chamber of Commerce
Nepaut
Sealand
Tigerland
London Society of Arts
Royal Colonial Institute
Edinburgh University Club
Jimmy’ Inglis
Cald
Shooting at Randwick during National Rifle meeting
The sixth day at Randwick saw the King's match firing in fine weather with 4 strong winds. An incident led to Armorer-Sergeant W. Cutler being fined and asked for an apology after allegedly insulting a range officer. he denied it, paid the fine, and stayed to continue shooting. Several shooters achieved high scores including W. Coulter and J. Hudson, with Sergeant Edwards leading on 24 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rifle Association
Randwick Rifle Nausge
King’s
Mimi
W. Cutler
Cutler
Cotler
Ty Morniuz
Evening News
Pohye
S¢rgeant Cutler
Lieutenas Dakin
Association
Australian Rifles
W.C. Coulter
J. H. Hudson
Victoria
C. H. Corging
Naval Brigade
B. Starr
West Australia
Alan
E. Lindsay
Ananderima
Nancarrow
ALR
F. W. L. Travers
Broken Hill
Spratt
Sabbath Debates Push for Sunday Law Balance in NSW
A mixed deputation from Evangelical Council and Sydney Labour Council urged Premier Wade to curb Sunday amusements and selling. They called for no admission charges, rail and tram limits, and a robust Sabbath observance, while Wade warned against Puritanical bans and favored a measured, city-sensitive approach that would avoid broad discrimination and preserve reasonable Sunday travel and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Council
Sydney Labor Council
C. A. White
Bulilding
Wace
Mr. Wade
White
Marshall
Sydney Labor Counci
W. W. Rutledge
Mr. Rutledge
J. M.cauley
Presbyterian Church
Tee
Harpe
High Court
Wadi
G. GriMth
Associates Churches of Christ
Wade
Archesan
Sydney
Suanay
Buntay
Polme
Geasli
Hailway Commission
Nolsex
Tram Trouble and Croucher Dismissal Debate Continues
Testimony continues over Harold Croucher's dismissal from service with details on who signed the document and where examiners came from. The tribunal debates whether to review the case de novo to determine innocence or guilt, with witnesses defending Croucher's character and the union stance calling him a victim of espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Croucher
Mr. Lamb
Kneeshaw
Mr. MacLaurin
Mr. Brown
Wallace
Brown
Cook
Hiver
Dulwich Bulline
Lamb
Erscet Claydon
All Souls’ Church
Leichhardt
Croucher
Springwood
Appeal Board
MacLaurin
Crouchor
Gamale
Return of Rugby Star Cecil Murnin From Naples Illness
The RM.S. Oroya docking in Sydney Harbour brings passenger Cecil Murnin, famed Rugby Union footballer, back from illness after leaving with the Australian team in August. A cold revealed a spinal injury after extra training, leading to his decision to return home. He will enter Omrah private hospital under care arranged by NSW Rugby Union secretary W. W. Hill for his treatment and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rm.s. Oroya
Sydney Harbor
Cecil Murnin
Sydney
Naples
Murnin
Morain
England
Moran
Fancy Borders and Pricing Ad Highlights Various Dozen Rates
An advertisement lists border options of various widths and finishes with pricing per dozen. It emphasizes neat appearance and effective styling, noting multiple dozen quantities such as 12, 15, 18, 21 and 35 as examples for site applications.
London market closes with gains in private cables
London spot prices rise on Wednesday as private cables show a modest gain led by several mining stocks. Adelaide wires and Sydney noon quotes reveal mixed activity, with Copper and tin sectors firming while some miners like Bonnie Dundee falter after dividend news. Local Melbourne listings reflect broader gains across metals and associated shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boulder Main Reef
W.A
Associated
Midle
Great Boulder
Great Cobar
Sydney
Moun
Elliott
M’gregor
Bonnie Dundee
Chaffer
Honnie Dunder
Charters Towers
Simre
Associated Gold Mines
West Australia
Adelaide
Fireto Room
O.K. Copper
Tb Gs
Wallaroo
Moonta
Broken Hill South
Junction N
Anton
Aston’s Exchanges
Gilmore Tin
Metropolitan Creal
Mercantile Mutual Insurance
Gration
Kytoe
Ksa
Lloyd Copper
Bse
Lobb's
Lds
Ditto
Enljer
Mount Malloy
Ordinary
Queen Bor
Vulcan Tin
Haker’s Creek
Meiler Oe
Fdarden Central
Mount David
Hillerova
Mount Morgan
Victory
Commercial Bank of Sydney
New
Fas Mort’s Dock
Kylee
Colonial Suear Refining New
Harden Central
Atte
Harden
Chatter
M'Gregor
Salea
Jeaction North
Stork
Great Poulter Perseveranor
Vulcan
Ronnie Dundie
Melbourne
Irou
Stool
Kauri
Broken Hill
Colonel North
Lyell
O.K
Adelaides
Tasman Crown
Brothers Home
Cathcart
Great Southern Consols
Catherine
Columbia
Champion
Victors
Diamond Creek
Sydney wool sales at Royal Exchange Rooms
Tes bie catalories were offered at the Royal Exchange Rooms this afternoon covering Stellalee the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company Limited 3433 bales and Winchcomba Carson and Company Limited 4912 bales. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company Limited the Gret brokers in the rostrum found irregularities in the market though there was stronger competition and demand with keepers bidding generally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exchange Rooms
Stellalee
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited
Winchcomba, Carson, and Company, Limited
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company
Gret
Keefer
Merrie Morrigal
Gondalesrangas
Fire at Quong Lee and Company store in Newcastle
A morning blaze damaged a wood and brick building on Union Street in Newcastle occupied by Quong Lee and Company as general stores. Total damage about £600, with £200 to the building, and the loss insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Union Street
Quong Lee and Company
Verdict Against Auburn Council in Rateable Property Suit
At Parramatta District Court Robert W J Harley and Robert B Harley sued Auburn Council for 76 pounds, claiming balance of tender for valuing rateable property. The council withheld payment after dispatching a memorandum against each property. A verdict for the plaintiffs was delivered, with the judge noting possible appeal as it affects municipalities and valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta District Court
Robert W J. Harley
Robert B. Harley
Auburn Council
Morount
Court of Appeal
Metronome with Bell Advert in Evening News
Wanted metronome with bell no obstruction or order music Evening News comes. Diecove rt a silk gas mantle that lasts longer than others. Public urged to try the Sen Brand at 44 each Incandescent Gov Geo et Car Sydney Arcade Sole Agents Or Cheap Primus Repair Needs Washers Faetry Incandescent Coy Cury rede
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmes
Geo-et
Sydney Arcade
Cury Rede
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Athurst Circuit Court
Homebush Stock Sales
Tathra
Eden
Chomeonferry
Bouth Comst
M.L.A
Shooting
Randwick
DOZ
Stott & Hoare’s Business College
Moore Street
Govt Savings Bank
Sydney Wool Sales
Farrell
Sd Mani
and ‘i Waler
Farrel
Clawarre
Crantrook
Beggie
Kitchern
Ares
Clom
Batur
Como
Arthur Rickard & Co.,Ltd
Pitt Street
Spsctaliete
Sriney
Masty
Perry Host Bronss Heetie
Metropale
Harvie
Wagna
Veneserg
Longshaw
SAHAW
Pitten’ Peat School of
Aste
Tutton's
Garon
Queen's Walk
Hendehgon
Sohn Norton
Lang Bay-road
Wales
Gestieman
Enmore Trem
Lampbellst
Commeto
J. McAnn
Bourke Monster Horse Sale
J. P. Martin
Bourke
Curlewis Wheat District
Gusnedah
Liverpool Plains
ENA
Bacon
Katharine Goodson
Pianiste
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