Mining activity and dredging results in New South Wales
The Araluen steam shovel halted while crews extract ore and assess options for the ground. Dredging returns show outputs at Jembal, Araluen Central No 1 and 2, and Elrington. At Goulburn Warden’s Court, six months’ suspension of labor conditions was granted on five leases to allow consolidation. Tolwong mining near Marulan shows promise, with Tolwong Mineral Company purchasing recent workings. Nowra reports favorable prospects at Tolwong and details road access, land extent, ore values including copper, gold, silver, and pathways to higher yields, while local prospectors pursue further reef development and property sales near Kyloe Mine and Yass road workings.
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Araluen
Araluen Central
Gsigox
Elrington
Goulburn
W. A. Gardiner
Myimutailly
Newcastle
Nowra
Tolwong
Yalwal
Commonwealth
Concord Council Grants Clerk Four Weeks Leave
A Concord Council meeting, on Alderman Cummins's motion and Alderman Shipley’s second, unanimously approved four weeks of leave for town clerk J. W. Bolter who has not enjoyed good health. Bolter has served as clerk for over 18 years and this is his first holiday. aldermen expressed hope it will be enjoyable and beneficial.
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Concord Council
Cummins
Shipley
J. W. Bolter
Bolster
Gore Hill Tram Line Extension Progress Slowed by Safety Concerns
Construction on the Gore Hill tram line terminus to Burns Bay road advances yet residents complain about blue metal heaps along Gorton road. Poor street lighting at night makes the unpaved sections hazardous for vehicles, and the Lane Cove Council mayor may be asked to correct the issue.
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Gore Hill
Burns Bay Road
Gorton Road
Lane Cove
Album of Nowra Views by Sir Harry Rowson Tour
Nowra municipality presented a bound album of photographic coastal views from Sir Harry Rowson’s South Coast tour. The inside cover features illuminated lettering, with photos and binding by Mr. Cocks of Nowra and Kixma. Mr. Morton will supervise its transfer to State Government House in Sydney.
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Harry Rowson
South Coast
Aistric
Nowra
la Dus Euurge
Redfern railway tunnel cooperation urged for traffic relief
Marrickville Council and Hurstville Council agreed to urge the Government to extend ferry slips from the widening of the Redfern Tunnel to ease railway traffic at Sydney Station. Hurstville stressed the outlet must be improved to remove congestion at the tunnel. Lax tone pills advertisement follows.
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Marrickville Council
Hurstville Council
Govrrement
Redfern
Sydney
Hurstville
Tourist Map of Sydney Harbor Released by Ferries Ltd
A tourist map of Sydney Harbor has been issued by Sydney Ferries Limited. It is among the most complete maps published, detailing all nooks and bays and marking points of interest clearly. The map folds compactly to avoid hindering travelers who can view at a glance the harbor layout.
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Sydney Harbor
Sydney Ferries, Limited
Horse trainer charged with stealing purse at Botany court
John Batley 23, a horse trainer, faced Redfern Police Court over October 48 theft of a purse from Alice Prendergast at Sir Joseph Banks Pleasure Grounds Botany. Prendergast, who knew Batley, said he snatched the purse after she refused a dance and struck her. He claimed he only looked after it. The magistrate discharged him after the evidence.
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Redfern
John Batley
Alice Prendergast
Prendergast
Tramway Street
North Botany
Joseph Banks
Botany
Bailey
Prender- Fast
Staines
S.M
Aboriginals as Producers at Brilinger Heads Reserve
The Aborigines Prater Hall Board considered appointing a local constable as agent to control sale of produce and supervise accounts for Aboriginal residents at Brilinger Heads. The reserve spans about 160 acres with 80 acres cleared. main crops are alee and fruit. The board decided to adopt the recommendation to protect Aboriginal interests.
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Brilinger Heads
Prater Hall
Bellinger Heads
Ranks of Labor Press for Domestic Workers Union
A domestic workers union meeting at Trades Hall outlines aims to organize within Industrial Diagutis. branches in Cole Newcastle and Bachurai report incoming support. convention delegates appointed to attend the Jordannine Women's Labor Convensum. wage and holiday goals cited. A branch of the Cuied Storemen's Union forms in News esle, with broader efforts to unify mattress makers and factory workers under a Trades Society alliance.
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Domestic Workers’ Union
Jordannine Women's Labor
Diagutis
Taree Dolreaion
Srcnetary
Snton Fad Berm
Cole
Newcastle
Carriera Rayo
Americas
Beavy
T. E. Spraver
Carters
Cuied Storemen's Union
Jh Newessile
Svar 13
Moutha
Elowe Upia
Uilind Puraite Trades Society
Uhr
Abe Eornediie Pieiurn Tram
Wotmn
Ait
Gartee
Copper and arsenic lodes eyed at gorge from Shoalhaven
Report details a proposed mining venture near the Shoalhaven River with a 1350 ft gorge and multiple lodes rich in copper arsenic and silver. No. 6 and No. 7 exposures show copper up to 16 percent and arsenic high. findings suggest a large vein with yellow ore and kaolin under leached caps. Proposals include share reserves and financing to equip a mine, with tests indicating substantial ore values and potential for further development. Local figures, including Mr. Carne, note promising assay results from No. 6 and No. 7 lodes and the prospect of a continued drive along the gorge toward broader ore bodies.
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Shoalhaven
Vableland
Tole Loda
2 E. Carne
Waraging
The Red Stain serial by Sir William Maguay begins
A new serial tale titled The Red Stain debuts in the otgenite News on Thursday. It follows Vyne Miller a wealthy racehorse owner at Stour Abbey and his fiancé Christabel Ludworth. Vyne goes missing before a planned marriage and a red stain suggests murder but he is later found alive under sensational circumstances. The plot promises mystery and a happy ending.
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William Maguay
Vyne-Miller
Stour ‘Abbey
England
Christatel Ludworth
Admiral Ludworth
Lake Plane
Vyne- Miller
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promises Real Cures
The ad urges buyers to choose Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for genuine healing instead of costly impostors. It stresses value in every bottle and warns neglected colds can lead to serious health issues while promising reliable relief from coughs.
Gas lamps debate at Marrickville Council over funding
Marrickville Council received a letter from the Australian Vanlight Company secretary estimating 13 fittings at 43 pounds for reerection of gas lamps at 13 Fitsroy lane. The company sought council funding while Alderman Richards argued against subsidizing private interests. The Mayor noted gas returns and government power for water and sewerage. The matter was referred to the human committee. DAXO-TONIC PILLS A laxative and a tonic.
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Marrickville
Frim
Australian Vanlight Company
Coumell
Richards
Gussigh Company
Counell
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