Share Market Murky Notes From London Cables
Private cables report mixed activity across copper, tin, and zinc as London closings show selective gains. Adelaide and Melbourne wires reflect varied prices, with several blocks and firms cited, including Broken Hill, South Glance, and East Mexican deals, amid stronger Australian demand signals.
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London
Tom
Aw Vine
Mount Bibiol
W.A
Tanhoe
M'Gregor
Middie
Nori
Woller
Jembalceumbens
Ain Browid
South Glanmiré
Monkland
Inglewood Reef
Adelaide
Britiab
Broken FM South
Peti
Salew
Rales Wird
RyAnoy
Eal
Comnial Sugar Refining
Balwain New Ferry
Burns, Enilp, and Company
Paldi
Mungana
Broken HM Junction
Odtrol (Co
Bank of NX
Union Bank of Australia
Chatter
New Brothers Home
East Mexican
Broken Wil Bouth
Daily Telegraph
North Coast Steam
Mgreenr
Baker
Kyton
Ecidental
Zinc Corporation
Chillagoe
1. K
Sid
South Eon
South Block
Associats
Camberian Tis
Mararoa
Waihi
Infa
Melbourne
Melbourne Trust
Dunlop
Freference
Broken Hill
Chillagon
Victoria Zeehan
O.K
Freer
Long Tunnel
A Trip and Triplets in a Tramway Incident
A tramway conductor recently had a stroke of luck with a double turn of fortune after a fall from his tram left him with a slight concussion yet the same day all hands at home were busy. The Newtown Brass Band will perform in Hyde Park tomorrow at 3. The Victoria Full Court upheld Elder William Mackie’s conviction and imprisonment for murdering his wife. Cadle theft is reported in the Narrabri district as landholders report tools lifted from property. The Newcastle Miners Federation permits Teratha miners to demand conference with owners, warning of fourteen days’ notice to cease work. J Grigg writes from Maryborough that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy saved their two children from a severe croup attack, with quick relief after the first dose.
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Newtown
Hyde Park
Victorias
William Mackie
Melbourne
Maniha
Tommlittse
Newcastle
Permieaion
Teratha
Minera
Proprietern
J. Grigg
Marybaroach
Victoria
Chamberlain
Croup
Splendid rains forecast across New South Wales coast
The Commonwealth Weather Bureau warns of cloudy unsettled weather with strengthening south west winds and approaching storms along the eastern and southern ranges. Rain is expected in the Darling Down and coastal districts with thunderstorms reported in Ballina and Bathurst areas.
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Commonwealth Weather Bureau
Lue Mountain
Dewan
New South Wales
Coas
Loguwin
Ynopsia
Darling
Qarling
Grenfell
Rombaraide
Ns Grenira
Oso Gunns
Wiley Invertis
Ballina
Bal- Fanald
Barmodmian
Bathurst
Yetman
Tito
Caszius
Poros Grenfell
Qui- Fong
Gunnedalr
Narromine
Young
Inquest Finds Morton Responsible for Daly's Death
Acting City Coroner Mr Murphy committed Henry Morton for trial on a manslaughter charge after an inquest into Thomas Daly's death at Sydney Hospital. Daly, a runner for Bernie Coffees Palace, died from a fractured skull amid a street altercation in Walny Street. Witnesses described Morton striking Daly, and postmortem showed a skull fracture with brain bleeding. Morton was held in custody. Daly's death occurred August in Sydney.
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8. Murphy
Thomas Daly
Bernie Coffes Palace
Sydney Hospital
Fletry Morton
Charitabie Carey
Walnntreet
Wousa
Minnie Willams
Druk
Grink
Thoma Davies
Daly
Chaetabte Fowler
Mirtha Phitzon
Walny-street
Tse
Robartian
Po- Wee Station
Morton
Sydney
Martta Phiten
Mirae Willams
Martha ‘Thilsom
de Wyfell
Hin Morton
Cobar
Minnia Williams
Clarence Siding
Murphy
Henry Morton
Mansionenter
Hall
Divorce Court Case Dent and the Tent Foregrounded
Henry Teane Dent sought a divorce from Martha May Dent formerly Doherty on adultery with William Himpper, joined as co respondent. The petition, with MTF Qopban Ap peared, notes remarriage in April 1905 at Hurstville under Presley Terkin rites. Evidence shows their living near Hurstville and Humphrey involved. Trial adjourned for two weeks for further evidence.
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Henry_Teane Dent
Martha May Dent
Doherty
William Himpcrer
MTF
Humphrey
Lei
Hawes Docked for Shaft Repair at Woolwich
The Waion Company's steamer Hawes was docked at Woolwich to receive a new shaft after the stern tube failure in rough seas. Repairs began with removing the stern tube and a new shaft is expected to be fitted. the ship should return to service by the end of next week and then proceed to Sydney and on to a New Zealand port as planned.
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Waion Company
Hawes
Woolwich Dock
Soma
Enxineary
Viommier
Sydney
New Zealand
Sydney Produce Sales Advertises Goods and Services
Sydney produce trade items include prices for corn and meat storage space, with firms such as Messrs Oroves and Company, Birt and Company, and Government Meat Markets offering cold storage. Names like Arthur Brows, Salter, and Clement Lewys appear amid notices on grants, fines, and public services, all presented in a bustling early 20th century newspaper style.
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Sulramen
Sydney
Wil-Offertoge
Tuorror
Oroves and Company
Clement Lewys
Hercom
Manly Regatta Preliminary Meeting Held at New Brighton Hotel
A preliminary meeting of those interested in the Manly regalia was held at Byrdr's New Brighton Hotel on Friday. The balance sheet showed a credit of 25. The next regalia date was fixed for January. Mr. C J Atkinson was elected broker, Mr. Nery and Mr. L C B Johnson as treasurer. A general meeting was set for next Friday.
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Manly
Byrdr
New Brighton
C.J. Atkinuson
Wrre Nery
L. C. B. Johnson
Tiwan
Rail officials witness near five ton powder explosion test
At 30 minutes to 9 this morning a device detonated 205 casks of compound powder in Luthcow near Big Bast. The blast opened a deep shaft, created two drives in solid rock, and cleared approaches to a long tunnel associated with the Zie Zax project. Chief Railway Commissioner Johnson and Engineer in Chief J Frater observed the test along with Kendall, approving the new line of routes.
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Luthcow
Mr. Johnson
Dutton
Jong
Chirt
Engieer
Hrifting Lines
J. Frater
Mir Kendall
A Treat for the Youngsters Invited to Peter Pan
Mr J C Williamson arranged a charity matinee of the fairy play Peter Pan at the Theatre Royal for children from industrial schools and charitable institutions. The young audience, mostly boys, filled the stalls and enjoyed the performance, with many requiring assistance to enter the theater. After the show, Mr Williamson provided refreshments to all the children and their chaperones.
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J.C. Williamson
Charitabin Imattiucione
Petar Man
Theatre Royal
Tie Yolmeyiery
Thor
Rome
Williamena
Gold yield in New South Wales mining output
The NSW gold yield report shows monthly production and values with crude ore, fines, and refined totals. It lists quantities, price equivalents, and variances from the prior period, noting modest declines in some measures and overall valuation figures in pounds for the referenced timeframe.
Died In His Cart A Dairyman’s Sudden Collapse
An eighty man named Dosian Chappelon, a dairyman, was driving a van along Muck land road near Georgia Street West when he suddenly collapsed. Constable Hynuteay witnessed the incident and ambulance crews rushed him to Franoy Hospital. He died before arrival. body moved to the morgue.
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Dosian Chappelon
Muckland-ripod
Georga-stréet
Ily
Nis
Cart
Hynuteay
Wemk
Wool Exports From Sydney Lowered by Shipping Totals
Two tail steamers departed Sydney this afternoon transporting wool to London and Bremen. The USIMLS Ofudus carried 1300 bales with the Doris, and the GALS Tork carried 2600 bales. The Orean steamer Polyphemus left Sydney for London and Antwerp with 120 bales, totaling 10220 bales.
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Sydney
London
Bremen
Polyphemus
Omortow
Antwerp
Sheep Die in Cold Snap Across Yarong and Yauco
The cold snap has killed thousands of sheep in North Yarong and Yauco. Reports say between 1600 and 2000 died in North Yarong, and about 1900 in Yauco. On Tuesday Mr. W. O'Mahoney, with a flock from Sprive Valley, sent out a large number, and by Wednesday morning about 300 were found dead. Some were saved by herding and warming the paddocks.
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Jeilderie
North Yarong
Yauco
W. O'Mahoney
Sprive Valley
Wool for London Shippers Deck Polyphemus from Miller's Point
Messia Gilchrist Watt and Sanderson will sail the ocean steamer Polyphemus from Central Wharf Miller's Point to London and Antwarp tomorrow morning, with 1122 bales cuttings and a large quantity of sundries. The Nippon Yusen Kaisha declared a 10 percent dividend at its latest yearly meeting. Alexander Hay of Coelawgates plans to contest the New England seat at the next Federal census. Witnesses before Public Works Committees discuss a tramway from Sutherland to Cronulla and support for the Kogarah to Cronulla route via Tom Ugly's Point. Queensland police report a Japanese vessel incident near Amirsion Bay. a New Gaines Wwiy Jdeal involved the barge overset and crew towed aboard. Victorian Government figures remark farewell as Admiral Sperry and aides depart Parliament House Metbourne, hoping for a return with shipmates and supporters.
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Messia
Gilchrist
Watt
Sanderson
Polyphemus
Miller's Point
London
Antwarp
Nippon Yusum Keisha
Malline
Alexander Hay
Coelawgates
New England
Public Works Committee
Sutherland
Cronulla
Taylor
Mifih
Kogarah
Tom Ugly
Queensland
Metbourne
Admiral Sperry
QUUINN COMPANY TICKET PLAN FOR TRAMWAYS
A Brighton public meeting reports on seasonal tramway tickets for QUINN COMPANY LTD. The Railway Commissioners discuss that street-running lines differ from suburban railways with separated stations. Periodical tickets let residents ride trams without extra cost, raising issues of fare control and misuse.
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Brighton
Kelsourin
Fla
Che
Board of Railway Commissioners
Batf
Raibwes
Tleketa
Wkely
Wtc
Synpmeal
Aris Vkely
Ani
Rao
Alekola
United Charities Fund meeting outlines interdenominational drive
A Sydney gathering led by Sir Harry Rawson discussed establishing an annual street collection to support united charities. Leaders from churches and organizations stressed practical charity, unity among denominations, and broad public cooperation, with plans for October appeals and subsequent funding mechanisms.
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Harry Raw Jud
Tharalas
Lond
Hughes
Ballurday
Mand
Lemnel
Church of Ineland
Randwick Asylum
Childres
St Vincent de Paul
Salvarion Army Social Urench
Central Methodist’ Mission
Churichow
Sydney
Roscye Work
Aouy Kitchen
Charity | Organisation Society
Merville
Sis
Shiney
United Charities
Manneror
Cain
Salvation Army
M. Hawking
Shanke
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Jase
Seti
Ed Ender
Newness
Seetiee
Ryan
Tate Sven Sted
Cary Sohasant Tehle
Arrin Tate
Henderson
Wtaticakiss
Psy
Sry
Stupal
Bupaind — Guiee
INSU
Ecko
Epic
Sale
Irettion
Uae
Saram
Fremington
Sora
Sunier
Asante
Watlows Bay
Wellemowe Sede
Per
Tig Motor Larne
Yale Kera
Uneks
Trileyat
Queen's Place
City
Burns
Johnson
Warriewood
Ina Ask Leary F. Halloran & Co
Pitt
Tnese
Fridat
LEAD
Brandt
Brandt Bros
Lamp Warehouse
Pitt-St., Sydney
Pyrmont
Birt and Co., Ltd
Macquarie Place
Groves & Coy
Mills and Mills
Acive Road
Gevogite
Grace Bros
Redcoen
Nour
A.m
Bundarra
Baker's Creek
Baradine
Saturiy
Istriel
Crone
Tila
Tamworth
Siwady
Paul Hiver
Palais Fil
Moondi
Pullta
Ceops Molong
Rand
Temona
Saltintay
Victor Trumper & CO
Toam Hill, Clark & CO
Dent
Manly Regatta
N.S.W
Cader Beowetary
Awevat
WOOL
Senda
T. Quinh & Company, Ltd
Vickery's Chambers
Putt-Street
Sydnes
T. Quinn Company, Ltd
United Charities Fund
Burwood
Starr-Howkett
Ambela
Gurwool
Atx
Interstate
Mount Gaseier
Ageinida
Mount Gardier
Mount Gamaler
Toney
Laewe
Fealay
Baturuat
Eubourne
Thursdas
Virat-dame
Haare
Department of Agriczinen
Gioy
Cape i
Ghia
Cowell
Tata Gasments
Romesian
Vaslews
Ea Reat i
Risc Amt
G. & Baley, BI. v. Parpetual Truss Cote
Thomas
Elinnily
Somerton
Apwardes
Vm Rovere
Fraser
Petice Chambers
LeaRtes
Eevs Geteasrwoon
Elessea
Therr
Shaitiv
Jensen
Cebors
Jerdan
the Royal Hotel
Opticians
Borge-Street
Srpneas
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