Lord Dudley to be sworn in as Australian Governor General
The swearing in of Lord Dudley as Governor General of Australia will occur in Sydney. He arrives Tuesday from Britain aboard HMS and will be welcomed by federal and state officials, the Lord Mayor, and Aldermen who will present an address. The ceremony at the pavilion will be conducted by Sir Samuel Griffith using the Queen Victoria Jubilee Inkwell, then he will travel by the Domafy road to Government House.
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Australia
Lord Dudley
Hig
Sydney
Bristanne
H.M.S. Ing
Lord Northrote
Federal House
Hat Corporation
Addrausen
Samuel Grit
High Court of
Avellatia
Hiv
Litficmne
Sydney Symphony concert delights Sydney audience in Town Hall
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra under conductor Rie wo Arundel Orchard performed a vivid afternoon program at the Town Hall. Ernest taartan played a concerto with notable skill while the orchestra delivered Wagner and Strauss selections, drawing the audience with strong, expressive readings and a memorable farewell.
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Duird
Sydney Symphony Creetra
Rie
Capcerto
Ernest Taartan
Sekusnants Saminalley Af
Vienrl Stael
Nevaehiti
Walten
Walis
Gemes
Siegfrink Brunanide
Gomes
Wotan
Fricka
Herr Groer
Mr. Truman
Liebestod
Wasner
Tyistrin
Keoldenna
Bern
Herdine
Sasha Braam
Aca Funn
Manfred
Garton
Immigrants By The Somerset Arrive From Liverpool
A Sydney port report notes the Somerset from Liverpool on July 18 bringing numerous immigrants bound for eastern states and New Zealand. Weather affected the voyage with strong southeasterly winds steering toward Cape Town and Table Bay reached by August 8. Arrival conditions were mild, with calm seas and clear weather accompanying the end of the voyage.
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H.d. Eimamer Somerset
Sydany
Adelaide
Great Britain
Meuleer Shire
Rowaver
Art Bookad
New Zealand
Hauih Abstraila
Somerset
Port Adelaide
Livarpeal
Batuniay Gierngon
Imai
Frente
Semin Walen
Quewenland
Liverpool
Palmas
Capetown
Table Bay
Livasyoal
Mpota
Ihua
Popular boot shops offer wide styles and fast repairs
Busy boot shops at Minshan Brothers and nearby streets advertise many American welled boots and over 100 forum, fittings, and styles. They promise quick tying and repairs at moderate prices with toe embroidery options.
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Minshan Brothers
Hunter-atreat
King-atreet
Immigration debate in Australia seeks cheaper passages
A letter from Dr. Arthur of the Immigration League of Australasia urges government funding for reduced passages to attract farm labor from the United Kingdom. He notes NSW plans, calls for £80,000 on estimates, and argues cheaper emigration would curb child slavery concerns and fill dairy and farm jobs, while warning current rates push immigrants to Canada. He proposes training farms and direct farm placement as cost‑effective, urging bold expenditure to boost 10,000 arrivals next year.
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Arthur
Immigration League of Australasis
Australia
N.8.w
Carruthers
United Kingdom
Immigration League of Australasia
Canada
Tucker
Immigration League of
Austalia
Queensiast
New South Wales
Auekslasia
Sun
Anstralig
British Isles
Pitt
Jes
Ueir
Falk Divorce Suit Appeal Dismissed in Full Court
The Full Court upheld Mr Justice Simpson's ruling dismissing Philip Falk's petition against Ade Falk for the dissolution of marriage. The Chief Justice stated there was no evidence of habitual neglect or incapacity to perform domestic duties. Justices Cohen and Pring concurred, costs awarded, with hope for reconciliation for the children’s sake.
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Coban
Fodemant
Falk
Philip Falk
Ade Paik
Tiger
Justice Simpson
Pew
Dutlex
Couts
Susiios Cohen
Justice Pring
Costa
Deputation to Premier Over Victimised Tram Men Reinstatement
Burney Labor councillors move to seek audience with the Premier after a reply from the Railways Commissioner Secretary stating no meeting now could aid the case. Councillors urge government action to reinstate tramway workers victimised during the recent strike. A mass deputation of municipal and parliamentary representatives may follow the motion.
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Burney
Chist
Jorimea
Kavanagh
Prossers
Uniom
Johnson
Raileays
Telura
Wade
Wounell Wall
Johnnson
Wars
Plumbera
Tolon
Tommy Burns Final Fight Promises and World Title Clash
Tommy Burns pledges his last bout will settle his career with Jack Johnson on Cup day. He vows to meet Johnson if signed and remains firm on terms. A Madrid Palace certificate advertises Scott’s Emulsified Cod Liver Oil for influenza and cold relief displayed in Sydney’s George Street shop window.
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Tommy Burns
Melbourne
Milea
Tam
Australia
Johnson
Dattla
Jack Johnson
Dave
Austrn
Morton
George
Sydney
Royal Palace
Madrid
Spain
Mesara, Scot and Bowne, Limited
Scott's Ermalsley
James J Macken Dies After Long Illness in Sydney
James J Macken a longtime Sydney business figure and horseman died this morning after a lengthy illness. A cousin to the Foy family, he led Mark Foy’s firm in Sydney and was known in racing circles for owning Australian Colors and Tartan among other horses. He served as president of the Sydney Flying Squadron and leaves a widow and eight children. Funeral will depart Colebrook Double Bay tomorrow at six for South Head Cemetery. The Mark Foy premises close in mourning.
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James J. Macken
Mark Boy
Osford-street
Cliz
Macken
Ireland
Australia
Wile
Meters
Prapoit
Mark
Victor Foy
Mark Foy
Melbourne
Frm
Sydney
J Une Ley
Delnex
Jockey
Tattersall’s
Varias
Burton
J. Allsop
Randwick
Achil- Jean
New Zealand
Achilles
Enazons
Southern Cross
Sydney Flying Squadron
Qtr
Warship’s Pets Spill Into the Tarbor Laughs Aboard
An amusing Melbourne Argus tale from a Dawtman aboard a warship recounts a pet eagle that toppled into the harbor water while sailors joked and tried to rescue it. The bird’s thrashing prompted warnings to a grateful diver, with remarks about the eagle’s antics stirring aboard, and a playful comparison to a harbor champion.
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Melbourne “Argus
Denly
Sanora
Doard
Jacky Wes
Wiccom
Harbor
Cluy
Sussex Street Assault Case Heads to Court
Frederick Nowell 27 laborer Hazel Pries 96 aloker Alfred Smith unknown 3 laborer Peter Dooberg 40 seaman were brought before the Water Police Court this morning on a charge arising from a July 31 assault on Alfred Dison. The court remanded them until Friday September 11 for further retaxation as the doctor was out of the city. The patient remains in the Reception Hocsnan at the Fenult of wese bull.
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Frederick Nowell
Hazel Pries
Alfred Smith
Peter Dooberg
Axsin
Water Police Court
Alfred Dison
Erigean Drew
Hocsnan the Fenult
Eiday
Wedding Presents Shown At Special Display In Sydney
A London buyer secured rare electro plated wart samples of YK’s latest artGeulgne pieces. Among the items are goblets stands trays water bottles and candlesticks. The store promises low prices and a special display in Moral Arcada with the Shore area buttons of different finishes and designs for customers.
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London
Sydney
Walt Nnline
Ari Oferud
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Jack Tar
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Cole
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Ian Rafely
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Tde
Paisyer
Queensland Railways
Brisbans
J. J. Macken
Eagle
Sussex Street
Yalhewith Ase
Dunlop
Bool Fenian
Tesmormas
Eatorbay
Moranne
Avery Smart
Ade
Glace Md
Swan
Amr Moral
Angus & Coote
Watchmakers — Jeweled — Optician
Corner Royal Arcade
Bill Squires
Ludgater
Tuller
Oxford-St. crTy
Lana
Ealretian
J. J. Marshall
Wynyard Square
Quetains
Banipaes
Brussels
B. Bebarfald & Co., Ltd
George Street
Town
Crinolia
Ie MA Dram Williams
Kimg-Steeet
Newtioem
Ste
Criotea Wack
Pdocl
Spee
Amd
David Grant & CO
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Dane Taue Sureet
Aatremoneat
Eurém
Taney Bare
Gray
Haven
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