Randwick Water Tank Project and Storage Plan
Randwick water pressure update details a new underground tank to be built by the Water and Sewerage Board at Randwick. The reservoir will store about 108 million gallons for Mabitwick and Woodatra supply areas, with completion projected for early next year and an estimated cost around 8000 pounds.
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Bering
Randwick
Ube Water and Sewerage Board
Brat
Mabitwick
Woodatra
Waverie
Ca Sapsarin Rae
Ian Hard Syeuiel
Techleatel
Etreein
Jane Axeury and Company
Wits
Tearing Up the Streets The Only Possible Remedy
Fragmented, garbled report discusses street repairs in London with references to gas water and rail boards and a council. It mentions trenches per mile and flooding or collapse risks, attributing blame to authorities and noting urgent need for action despite chaos.
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Parier
Saiti
West Cuisaler Cf
Pear
Greater London
Couignet
AMS Cantae Canbul
Ipuscisie
Gas Company
Waler and
Nevmaqn
Traneuy
Metenoiia Point Company
Ail Permis Stata
London County Council
Infants on Racecourses and Betting Act Inquiry
An article reports an inquiry into infant involvement with betting at Randwick and questions whether a bookmaker’s clerk violated the Germinne and Betting Act. It notes the infant’s father and the absence of clear penalties, with discussion of reasons permitting or prohibiting employment of an infant and whether the act’s terms apply.
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Clark
Ts Iik
Austraas Jockey Coatering
Randwick
Taipesor-beerral
Petlee
Dalica
Nikko Maru Hurricane Voyage and News at Hongkong
The Nikko Maru arrives in Sydney after a hurricane in the Philippines. The ship’s master Santann AM Mosco te is welcomed by friends at Circular Quay. Passengers include families bound for Sydney and Melbourne. The voyage news includes death rates and mentions General Nodzu and a reception in Hong Kong. The Premier discusses infant mortality and logistics for state care.
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Santann AM
Mosco
Morang
Yokohama
Circular Quay
Anoue
Kneiana
Sydney
Koey Se
Philippines
Manila
Cavite
Syiney
Nodzu
Tevet
Inint
Nortvcote
Hongsone
Beail
Hongkong
Mayartt
Saxter
Melbourne
B. L. Maddix
Sidney
Commercial Wheat Quiet in Broad Australian Markets
The Sydney wheat market shows a muted price trend as supplies in New South Wales Victoria and South Australia reflect the weaker London quotations. Demand from buyers remains cautious while exporters and growers weigh current yields and shipping prospects amid variable weather and seasonal factors.
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Sydney
London
New South Wales
Vitor
South ‘Australia
Suuthneg
From New Zealand to court for an artificial leg
A man named Maurie Wimae faces legal action over an artificial leg dispute involving a New Zealand connection. The case centers on the purchase and delivery of the limb, with testimony about its fit and safety, and a judge weighing compensation and liability amid competing claims.
Gyrney Pullway Coeds Sheathin Prices Realized
A garbled line notes lower prices on all commodities at a Sime Cictinneries Cold Shee ware. The fragment mentions The Gyrney Pullway Coeds in a wartime style context and overall weak sale mood.
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Gyrney
The Sydney Muffs at Blabdard Theatre Tonight
The Sydney Muffs presents a three act farce The Tollater Tracady at the Blabdard Theatre. Cast includes Arlen Gare Reaviation and others, with performances billed at Mott's Studio.
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Stanlay M'say
Iecksh
Fawesti
Tollater
Arlen
Chol Sapetor
Re Millard
Norris
Reanley Pier Niet Momwet Eilon Booth
Koy Hisery
Doris Willen
Plan
Uckece
Mott
Oo Gporme
Inquest Into Wiapton Case Cites Grim Details
An inquiry at Wiapton heard testimony about a man named Hansington and a suspected rope related incident. The proceedings referenced a murder threat and the discovery of papers in pockets, with the verdict described as a fictitious or unclear finding amid tense remarks from Abe and others.
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Wiapton
HO. Ujakon
John Tistol
Hansington
Wingdon
Todd
Fin Tome
Abe
Oge
Scotland
Bush Fires Spread and Cause Damage in Plainfield Area
Wildfires continued to burn across the countryside causing damage near Staplehp and Air PF. Farmers report losses as rainfall patterns shift, dampening some flames yet leaving others active amid the wet spell. Authorities monitor the blaze and call for caution as smoke drifts over nearby properties.
Rose Show at St. Fates Promises Esteemed Display
The Rose Show to be held in St. Fates promises one of the best displays in years. Phillip-strent Tall and elty lead the event with a grand assortment of blooms. Notable hippeastrums from last year will be repeated, drawing much attention.
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St. Fates
Tall
Phillip-strent
Elty
Promiana
Open Air Band Music At Prince Alfred Park Tonight
The Sportteh Tie Band performs this evening at 8 o'clock in Prince Alfred Park presenting a lively programme. The lineup includes Maseh Huse selerston Jolly Souss of Srobert Tansabill Songa of Srocia entuatapla Bostian Spotiow Mins Hook of Holland and more in response to Mr Gowen. In Parliament the treasurer and the manager of the Syaney Toluees Company discussed tobacco supply contracts for hospitals asylums and Mittagong Farm, likely transferring to Australasian Tobacco Proprietary Janttad.
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Prince Alfred Park
Maseh
Huse
Selerston
Jolly
Souss
Srobert
Tansabill Songa
Srocia
Entuatapla
Bostian
Spotiow
Mins Hook
Holland
Gowen
Legislative Assembly
Tisseurer
Syaney Toluees Company
Aspital Turboeany
Hime
Mittagong
Mrndh Australasian Tobacco Proprietary
Janttad
High Court upholds Surplus Revenue Act ruling
In Melbourne the High Court rejects NSW Governor General's challenge to the Surplus Revenue Act. The court finds the act valid under federal powers, holding that distributions to states are constitutional beyond mere appropriation. The decision settles a dispute between New South Wales and the Commonwealth over surplus revenue payments.
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Melbourne
High Court
New South
New South Wales
The Children’s Bill Moves Through Parliament In London
In London on a Tuesday evening the Children’s Bill passes third reading in the House of Commons. The measure broadens protection for children and reformatories, strengthens powers to prevent child cruelty, and tightens controls on baby farming and foster care. It proposes separate juvenile courts, parental liability for wrongdoing, and restrictions on young smokers, with penalties including imprisonment for serious offenses and measures to segregate juvenile offenders from adults.
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London
House of Commons
Shuey
Charitabje Cooteibutera
Railway Employees at Waratah Waratah Waratah
Railway workers at Waratah face disruptions amid a strike related to coal archives and pay disputes. The situation, tied to labor actions, involves several shop floor employees and a potential impact on local services as negotiations continue.
Tragic Infant Death Reported in Newtown
A dead infant case from Newtown involves two newborn male babies found in a location near Fitaroy-airest. Emma Miller described as associated with the case, and Devila Re New noted in transport to the morgue.
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Jouige
Vasart Allalmen
Fitaroy-airest
Newtown
Tupalay
Emma Miller
Siainr
Uwe Pallin
Death of Mr Mark Davis Stirs City Jeweller Family
Mr Mark Davis, brother of noted jeweller Jon Davis of Park Street, died at St Vincent's Hospital after a severe pneumonia attack. He was over 20 years in charge of the Park Street business for his brother. The funeral is planned for this afternoon at Bookwood. A motion notice will appear in the Victorian Legislative Assembly tonight.
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Mark Davis
Jon Davis
Park-Street
City
St. Vincent's Hespital
Meerin
Park-atrest
Amt Waa
Bookwood
Nurdabiene
Vietorian Legislative Assembly
Bowner
Tuestur Aleti
Kell
Mio Lia
Snatla
Deakin Eas
Meteral
House of Representativen
Kent
Birdoka Yurmat
Nie Eigkom
Recovery From Deafness Promises Hopeful Results
A reader letter praises a facial massage and ear treatment as curing deafness and ear troubles. The writer claims two months of use brought complete relief and urges others to apply for details from the sponsor. The note includes a postal address in Sydney for returns of information and testimonials.
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ELIRA
Aitoy-sirnes
Surry
Kafoserse
Pike Steel
Svithey
Nsw
Toe Fell
Binelloning Sie
OLIES
Stes
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Legwialve Assembly
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Corre
Corsehel
Formewan
Wilese
Seanany
Ad A. Deere
Rta
Cogan
Gapmaie
Tay
Saursun
Albnae Shoe Fiat
Castle ‘News
Wallan
Heidetta
Daveer
Aioe
Ted
Mareen
Larne
Gray
John Hunter
DR. Ladiog
John Hunter & Son Ltd
Larmest
Tahe
Mate
Stoney
Maurie Wimae
Locke
Winx
Srnsey
Proceeder
Spanoleet
Unis
Robert William Denyer
Rading Po Denpar Brothers
Eure
New Zealand
Adelante
Eudres
Piitowine
TNS
Darling Harter
Terra
Treska Barun Harbor
Oats
Erate
Musa
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Chalee
Tattren
Ila
Sud
Medlin
Suds
Eeriort
Grongen
Naval Orangup
Tomales
Queeniaid
Tuasian Trust
Penn
Iptis
Case
Mipter
Queen
Otline
Sydney Muffs
Mr. Staplehp
Air PF
Wild
Waratah
South Wales
Logialptien Amebily
Ald Ubt
2Oy Coal Archives
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Tetlasaily
Reni
Page
M.lia
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Jounga Carruthers
Sane
bin Mire
Henley
Alla
Mehat Ie Turwaed Sybal
Aria
Rome
Oxford
Stallir Foye
T. Quinn & Company, Ltd
Pitt-street
T. Quinn & Company
Sand ‘Estate Agents
Jake Port- Gur
J. Juleff & Son
Winters
Welis-Strient
Redperm
Wollorn
Arle
Guyatt
Guyatt “ ‘Co
George-Street
Mattia
PRN
Denberee
Nisha
Hudson's
Starkey
Svencer
Fmpw
Itala Racno
Brita
Amour
Teatea Hall
Srtsey
Allan McShiugall
Brerwtare
Str. Wood
Ny Hin Wits
Finga
Masonic Laatyr
Curie
Ceyerurset Marbor Trust
Auld
Jock
Tooth & Co., Ltd
Kent Brewery
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