Bebarfalds Rebuilding Carnival Ends With Bargains
The final days of Bebarfalds Rebuilding Carnival are described as near with limited time for shoppers to grab uncommon money savers. Hundreds of customers purchased bargains, leaving only a few days of notable savings and reminders of the Big Splash.
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Aramiway tramway plan backed by Railway Chief
The Railway Commissioners approve the Aramiway project linking Sutherland to Cronulla and extending to Botany Bay area. Estimated cost £25,590 with rolling stock £5,600 and annual expenses around £6,490, offset by expected revenue from beachgoers and residents. The Cronulla Beach district population near 4,000 and tourist traffic on holidays supports tramway traffic.
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Stender
Tiawarra
Tastway and Tramway Construction
Department of Public Works
Bugsy
Goreengere
Port Hacking
Sutherland
Lilli Pill
Yowls Bay
Crogutla Beach
National ‘Trust
Na‘onal
The Cronulla Tram Route and Costs Outline
A historical plan outlines a Cronulla tram line from Sutherland to Cronulla as a single line of about 6 1/2 miles with loops. Estimated cost stands near £25,590 to £28,845 depending on rails and track. The proposal notes steep gradients, curves, land ownership by Holt-Sutherland Estate, and potential land sales near Heathcote for suburban development.
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Cronulla
Aspetch
Sutherland Railway Station
Railway Parade
Illawarra
Malvers
Port Hacking
Woronora
Crobulla Beach
Kurrawulla
Holt-Sutherland Estate Company
Thomas Holt
Public Works Committee
iMawatra
Heathcote
Auctio Sale
Heathcote Steels
Metropolitan suburb potential spotted near Botany Bay
The locality is likely to gain a large permanent population as it offers favorable panoramic views toward George's River and Botany Bay, with shelter from the Quena winds and a pleasant climate. The tramway could spur the district to become a densely populated metropolitan suburb.
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Cropulia
Macking River
Botany
Sans Souci
Miranda
Mirande
Creel Seitieen
Cronulla
Ao Furnawr
Fourtown
Lkely
George's River
Botany Bay
Aboriginal Relic Display Spars in New South Wales Museum
Complaint to Evening News alleges aboriginal exhibits held by New South Wales are hidden in boxes in a wooden shed instead of being publicly shown at the National Museum. An inquiry found the prized collection long stored away due to insufficient space and new wings used for other relics.
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Ogorleo House
Australia
Mussuim
Tim
Sudgoin
Tepard
Evening News
New South Wales
National Museum
College Street
Missing Friends Inquiries From The Weekly News London
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century London weekly notes inquiries about missing friends and relatives. Mentions Aldridge Wilkam, Colmore, Brodther Charsarke Cox, and broader travels to New South Wales, Australia, South Wales, and Queensland with scattered names and dates.
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Pitsent
Landen
Brovtyr
Frank
Colmore
Wilkim Freeney
Howlitg
Carrathoal
South Wales
Wes
Antralla
Charsarke Cox
George
Brigiwon
Auetralia
Brothar
James Ska
Hall
Edward
Liverpool
Colosses
James
Meng
Agron
William
Mirbourne
Farak Aks
Llrwton
Josept
Newport
Australia
Zotsie Bean
Mulchineck
Australli
Ferry Wharf Loafers Highlight Balmain Polluted Wharf Areas
Balmain Council adjourns to address loitering at Darlingstrest and Bald Rock ferry wharves on Sunday nights. Alderman Milas cites passenger complaints to Terry steamers. Mayor Laws says police cannot curb nuisance without ordinance changes. council considers new power to charge loafers with tottering.
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Balmain
Milas
Darlingstrest
Bald Rock
Terry
Charg
Alderman Laws
Troublesome Feet Remedies Advertised in 19th Century Note
Fragmentary ad copy touts foot care remedies including ConDrs Fluid and Cody's Fluid as cures for tired tender and aching feet. Mentions chemists and stoves, irdundy's Fluid, and County's Fluid with vague claims of safety and efficacy. Likely a period newspaper notice advertising patent medicines and foot care products with dubious guarantees.
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Rash
Cody
Irdundy
Conwell
Remarkable trio of prodigy musicians to perform in Australia
The three young Russians, aged 16, 13, and 11, famed for violin, cello, and piano, join director Edward Branscombe’s Westminster group CHerniayski Brothers in Australian tours. Madame Marie Hooton, soprano, and Mr Percival Drive, baritone, complete the concert lineup for Tawny Hall Saturday night.
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Haier
Lao
Jan
Baret
Plago
Mlachiel
Possasses
Eiward Branscombe
Westminster Glee and
Cherniayski Brothers
Madame Marie Hooton
Eopiraita
Mr. Percival Drive
Belmore Workers Institute to Hold Moonlight Excursion
A Belmore Workers Institute meeting adjourned with discussion of a moonlight excursion to raise funds. Attendees included B W O’Bri… and representatives from local firms. The plan aims to gather multiple company contributors and to advance former project proposals.
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