Sydney Future Plans to Relieve City Traffic
Charles Henry Caswell of the NSW Public Works Department told the Royal Commission on Sydney improvement that central Sydney traffic congestion stems from a packed business centre and limited space for trams. He proposed a circular underground railway linking Redfern to the quays, new tramways from Broad to Darling Harbour, and routes from the Railway Station via Cleveland Street to Centennial Park, plus measures to shift ocean freight from Circular Quay to Woolloomooloo for long term relief. He argued underground lines offer easier expansion without disrupting surface traffic and urged precincts to be reorganized for future city needs.
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Charles Henry Caswell
N.S.W. Public Works Department
Royal Commission On Sydney
Sydney
Central
Railay
Circular Quay
Miller's Point
Traffe
Cular
Hornsby-Milson
Redfern
Albion East
Haystrest
Elizabeth-strest
Quay
York-street
Hay and
Suises Streets
Usder
Staton
Albion-strest
North Sydney
Bent
Bligh
Fort Macquarie
Kirribill Polnt
Hornsby
Lavender Bay
Salety
Broadway
Darling Harbor
Sussex-street
Kent-street
George-street
Glebe
Trafic
Cleveland Street
Randwick
Centennial Park
Quenstreet
Rushcutter's Bay
Ocean Street
Darlinghurst
Rusbcuttar’s
Queen Street
Dacey's Avenue
Alexandria
Newtown Bridge
Rushcutte
Woolloomooloo
Proposed Bay Route for Vessels and Rail Links
The plan suggests using Rose Bay as a nearly empty, rail accessible harbor deep enough for vessels except at the bay head. An alternative connects Hotaty and Maroubra for manufacturing sites, to be linked by rail to this point.
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Rose Bay
Hotaty Snd
Maroubra
Empire Veterans Association elects officers in Sydney meeting
The adjourned gathering at Protestant Hall Castlereagh Street Sydney adopted rules and renamed as the NSW Association of Empire Veterans. Officers elected include General Gordon CB as President Captain E H Power as vice chairman and Major CW Bellic named Captain of Veterans Mr Hugh Dudhon as treasurer. The assembly drew Survivors of the Crimea Todlag Mutiny and other campaigns. The Grafton Tweed railway employees held their ninth annual Byron Bay picnic with a large turnout and sports programme.
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Castlereaga-street
Sydney
Betas
Crimea
Todlag
Jarman
Bailie
X.s.w.association of Empire Veterans
General Gordon
Sheir Tuam
Me’ Coleman PrYigman
Thalrmis
E. H Power
CW. Bellic
Woks
Mu A. James
Hugh Dud
Samuel Witherson
Grafton-Tweed
Byron Bay
Maroubra Bay Camp Sites Near Beach Planned For Auction
Describes Maroubra Bay hills and the valley view from Coogee with native flowers and sea spray. Notes summer tent villages, affordable holidays, and a planned auction on King's Birthday to subdivide land into 40 blocks near Maroubra Beach.
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Maroubra Beach
Llke
Maroubra
Maroubis
Lea
Cooges
T Wan
Sture
Campern
Plang
King's Birthday
Messrs. Hardie and
Gorman
W. Day
Cram Terminus
Coogee
Fon Tore
Randwick Council
Maroubs
Sither and Gorman
Aboriginal Girls Welfare Plan Faces Daunting Hurdles
The Board of Aborigines weighs placing young Aboriginal females under state care in mission homes to assess damself and parental outcomes. Chairman Garvin is optimistic but reports suggest deep-rooted nomadic habits may resist relocation. Emphasis shifts to providing education and improving access to schooling for Aboriginal children through state support and parental cooperation.
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Board of Aborigines
Garvin
Mosman Council debates waste tip use at Balmoral Beach
At a Mosman Council meeting a letter from the Road of Health and a Progress Association inquiry questioned preserving Balmoral Reserve for a garbage tip. Debate centered on health grounds, council procedures, and possible obstruction to a site plan, with the Acting Mayor and Aldermen expressing mixed views and a decision to reprize the letter.
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Mosman
Jetter
Wilhey
Counell
Galmiral Reserve
Mosuau
Acre
Browi
Couseil
Coune Kal
Alderman Glover
W. F. Bray
Cpu
Atroualy
Yirhaiy
S. Sivts
Couns
Sismir
Jim Eamnel
Alderaan Fries
Aod
Tas
Progress Association
WM Rustth
Unte
Piggott
Dean
S. Smith
Woolley Memorial Concert Fails to Draw Large Crowd
The Woolley Memorial Fund concert at Town Hall drew the smallest crowd in memory though many seats were reserved. Conductor Herr Stapotski led the Sydney Amateur Orchestra in Wagner and Tchaikovsky selections while ten Garcia Setgal students performed Rubinstein among others. Vocal solos by Mmeslav O ski and Miss Florence Quing featured aria from Aida and a Beau Chularin piece, with praise for the singers and program.
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Woolley Memorial Fund
Town Hall
Beruuun
Iki
Herr Slapotski
Frm
Sytner
Ales E. M. Woolley
Muale
Herr Stapottski
Sydney
Orchastral Society
Mmeslav O@ski
Florence Quing
Mine Quinn
Beau Chularin
Missing Husbands and a Melbourne Search for Divorce
The court heard petitions in a case about missing husbands amid tales of travel to Melbourne and South Africa. An Australian wife sought divorce citing abandonment, with police warrants supported by affidavits and notices served to locate her spouse who had fled domestic life.
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Japher
Rounse
Wisya
Persana
Mscedon
Jong
Melbourne
South Africa
Wan Daly
Rome
Ldt
Souyle Americk
Mauchtor
Wae
New South Wales
Hower
Australia
Duveller
Fragmented OCR fragment shows disjointed medical and procedural terms
The readable text presents a jumble of medical jargon, scattered names, and partial phrases. It references pills, remedies, and procedural steps in a disorganized fashion, with no clear narrative, event, or identifiable subjects to establish a coherent report.
Tenders Accepted by Stores Supply and Tender Board
The Stores Supply and Tender Board accepted tenders from M Colomb of Kent Street Sydney for waterproof capes with various qualities at prices per item and per yard from multiple suppliers including J Vieare and Company Marrickville Hooper and Harrow, Albion and Nichal Kvertx Surry Hills, Alan Taylor and Company Limited Pyrmont for steam vessel maintenance, J M Laud George Street Sydney for bicycles.
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Charles Anderson
Albion
Nichal Kvertx
Surry Hills
Alan Taylor and Company, Limited
Pyrmont
Camden Heven
J. M. Laud
George Street
Sydney
Thelma Hanlon Sings at VMLC A Hall Recital
Miss Thelma Hanlon gave a refined song recital at VMLC A Hall on Wednesday night. The debut showed polished soprano range with tasteful interpretations of arias from La Sonnambula Rigoletto and Alda. The audience reaction was enthusiastic and applauding throughout the performance.
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Thelma Hanton
Vmlc.a. Hall
Signor Sterfaul
Thas
Sydney
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper clipping
The readable fragment hints at a narrative involving a person named Reginald and a period of months described with vigor, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent news item.
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R. McGinley
Alexander Sirol
Alenaniina Sysbiew
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StrReer
Empire Veterans’ Association
Maroubra Bay
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Chan
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Leer
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Tunis
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Wwaline Chom
Geelong
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Froes
Thelma Hanlon
Bishop Camidge
Welling‘ton
Sisice
Capitor Comanietats
Aotia
Scotts
Reginald
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Hale
Gee Scott
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