Fishing Notes and Tide Guide at Circular Quay
The report details fishing conditions around Pugh water Circular Quay with notes on fish species including black bream rock cod and snapper. It mentions weather, tides, bait availability at Port Jackson and Shelly Beach, and observer remarks on rail concession travel for anglers and recent catches from various Sydney area spots. The piece includes strain on gear and notes about notable catches near Come Bridge and Port Macquarie, plus general fishing chatter and local angling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugh Water
Circular Quay
Ibis Ahterson
Der
Montar
Tueday
Wedayday
Pam
Youretay
Priday
HabWeiblrg
As Cout
Sytner
Joes
Tilam
Sunéey
Sydney
Ealebee
George
Jewles
Tolanne
Pan
ImAb Ik
Como
Flack GsBornea
Botany Bay
South Head
Panppespauieat
Port
Woliey
Larne
Barry
Wien
Danis
Ours Harris
Veacher
Hamttre
Becka
Sabina Char
Pythan
Witimo
Windeyer
Norman Cillon
Shelly Mench
Eng
Seinepber Inc
Fischer
Fimkiteg
Cain and Company
Osoghr Tay Lane
Sherfiah
Binant
Sahel
Uinea”Ly Faoland
Reltway
Ellow
Orem Bashers Railway Company
Amd
Ubrne
Blackwall
Irqe Duzen
Ales Bream
la Persase
Wit & Flovaia Catel
Tathead
Hawkesbury River
Mick Simmons
Hayparke
Cathataals
Rithariaun
Sehnapper
Smoky Cape
Bol Witts
Port Rooeitan
Brent
BleckDeh
Manly
Idg
Vridndt
Parramatt
Darview
Simars
Dotgien
Walksoe
Sinckbremmak Taddtacs
George's River
Ammold Saa Oartz
Bari
Merteaiant
Red Dream Sr
J. Camptril
Schenpoer
Gove
Vowluhewan Friends
North Harker
Esaght
J. Shaw
Rimmer Sens Freshwater
Masi. Sr. Macoatoah
Geet Brown Groper
Khare
Mesers
Carter
Party
Marathon Show Draws 6000 as Crowd Cheers Lead Runner
Spectators packed the arena to witness the marathon, with 6000 present at 5 pm and thousands more by 6 pm. The lead runner collapsed near the finish, was carried away unconscious, and later revived as officials responded. The event drew royal and international onlookers and sparked debate over spectacle versus sport.
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Socom
Carnstiles
Dresent
Princess of Wales
Will
Crown Prived
Sweden
Duke
Duchene
Consmught
Liohass
Æbeng
Alesander
Teo
Louise Duchess of Argyll
Duke of Argyll
Henry
Batveuver
Iwas Clarke
Kendav
Mefferon
Dorasda
Ani
SLC
Royal Bar
Capa
Snout Willy
Wood Lane
Lord Desborough
Dorande
Aguim
Hayes
Hal
Americas
Tishaa
Tulle Hegeron
Doranda
Namie
Pheidippides
Dave
Paul
Postle Beats Growcott in Record Time at Manchester
The English sprint champion Postle defeated Growcott in a fast race at Manchester, setting a record time. The event featured Alderman Leitch and Inspector Bed, with debates over prosecution powers for fake sales and the impact on public order related to Redfern. The match was part of a larger program including Australian sprinter Armuy and crowd estimates near 10,000 as weather affected attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumpion
Manchester
Armuy Sae Pet
Australia
Carseruayn
Meeka
Bors
Sonne
Etam Fm
Corsener
Tech Sree
Techoe Tech
Fortin
Hostes
Crowcort
Mackpeel
Brinfiy
Agmrufias
Wisner
Bet al Witale
Wendell Baker
Gilera
Englishman Postle Wins Track Race In Tight Finish
The crowd witnessed a dramatic sprint as Postle surged from behind to win by a few yards. Crevererd Usiman and the near favorite Angel trailed, while the record time was broken by a wide margin. Postle earned the championship cap and model, carried shoulder high.|
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groweets
Badbean
Bavorila
Joe
Sam
Hepplsthwaite
Cpoweatt
Usiman
Pa Miller
Manchester United
J. Todd
1. C. Davies
Wales
Om Davies
Sts
Lawsuit over damaged piano moved by carrier
Benjamin Rhodes of Mosman sues Edward Saunders of Klagsivvel vty for 26 pounds in the Sydney district court. Rhodes alleges negligence in moving a piano from Tilgwarra Wharf to Mosman, claiming the instrument was damaged en route. Defendant argues safe handling and standard practice, with evidence focusing on how the piano broke and whether proper care was used during transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rhodes
Mosman
Eaward Ernest Saunders
Rading A Saunfere and Company
Klagsivvel
Vty
Carrice
S7dmay Llelrict
Jugs Rogres
Saat
Clulneif
Tilgwarra Steamship Company
Moauua
Diane
Piandt
New Zealand
William Delsiey
Sally Nandle
MC Wa
Rothing
Bad Bern
Wuokitfal
Hintotesdanthem
Shearing Season Nears Peak in Rockhampton District
In Rockhampton district Saturday hewing continues with 78 shearers at one station and 20 at another as Orangeline readies for work next week. Demand for land and wool remains high with values rising, while Moree reports heavy stock and wool traffic as Queensland rail opens new lines boosting shipments to Brisbane and Goondindlands. Over 8000 bales have already left the south for Brisbane, marking a busy period for the wool trade and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futur
Landia
Gueenaland
Deiriei
Drougt
Outhara
New South Wales
Brisbane
Councils at loggerheads over Phillip Street boundary
Waterloo and Redfern aldermen clash over maintenance of Phillip Street, a joint boundary. Waterloo demands Redfern repair their section. Redfern claims funding delays and poor communication. A heated council debate ends with a motion to return a critical letter to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Redfern
Phillip-street
Cody 14
Iam
Couxcil
Alderman Danks
Coupe Clare
Phillip Atreet
Cestlereagh
Murrhead
Adem
Waterios Council
Phillipestimee
Nedfern
Waterloo Coumel
Troubledfern Council
Bedferm
Aida Helan
Alterman Leitch
Radterm Partis
Envtody
Kerb
Collier engineer's death at wharf and boat fall
The coroner heard that Waser, engineer of the collier Queen Bee, slipped on Fanesttareet Balmain and fell between the wharf and the boat. He died in Balmain Hospital from meningitis after a skull fracture, with verdict of accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waser
Fanesttareet
Balmain
F. G. Adrian
Mary Wagner
Sydney
Beeptial
Joseph Patos
Queen Bee
Wagner
Spisey Hospital
Veridental
Death by own action in Rockdale man found with bullet wound
An inquest into the death of Adam Thompson at Rocky Point Rockdale heard he had influenza and severe pain. He was depressed and not known to threaten self harm. His brother in law found him with a bullet wound and pistol ammunitions at his residence. doctor pronounced death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Adrian Bold
Adam Thompson
Rocky Point-ros
Rockdale
Thompson
New Chum Quarrels With The Tarmoant The Brar And The Hun
A fragment from a historic issue mocks distant rivals in a satirical piece. Obscure names and garbled phrases hint at a political or wartime context. The text reads like a quip about international elites, with improbable spellings and stray dialogue.
Man Who Saved Constable’s Life Outburst at Court
An assault case surrounds Joseph Séhas Mel and a vantean charged with faulting Edwin Tomlin during the errand near Central Palme Court. Tomlin suffered a head injury when struck and later died in hospital. Police surrounded the area as court actions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palme Court
Joseph Séhas Mel
Chareht
Havin
Sohabio
Prasa
Sayon
Bolton
Rane Tomlin
Redfern
Holton
Hharse
Tamlin
Bulime Panlerence Sebalirl
Lie Detrsce
Mutua Life and Civil Aid Contracted Policy Details
A fragmented notice outlines the Mutua Life and Civil Aid Insurance Company fusion and its life office aims. It notes guarantees and expense limits, including a maximum cost of 15 percent of the sum assured, 4 percent interest on reserves, and mortality tables guiding surrender values and policy terms amid a merger context in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutoad Life and Cilecae’ Augurance Company
Canar
Mt.a
Austtralia
Ife
Anginal Lncome Rapidle
Broaaing Auf
Life Assurances
Thie Oie
Sf.l
Pat Ale Fear
Australia
Hevtog
Estelionis
Councillors Outing For Local Government Conference
Delegates to the Local Government Conference enjoyed a government treated voyage on a Friday outing. The group, including several ladies, boarded a steamer at Port Macquarie for Middle Harbor, landing at Bal Moral. The death of Mr. C. A. Lee, Minister for Works, was announced and tributes given by Mr. Waeeter and Mr. C. W. Oster. Toasts to the association’s vice-presidents followed before the return to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Macquarie
Middle Barbor
Balmoral
C. A. Lee
2. Waeeter
Rail and Tram Traffic in New South Wales Weekly Totals
The weekly rail revenue for New South Wales ends August 20 shows the First visit rush subsiding with £250,002, down £4,335 from the prior year. Tramway revenue rises to £?ake, up £131 from the same period last year, reflecting mixed performance across transit modes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Vnether
Wan Etsake
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Postle
Growcott
Alicrame Saragy
Sompell
Aldermas Leituk
Geuld & Sax
Savage
Neleldon
Photography
Tosi Camila Post Cant 'Harringtons Ltd
Borger
XEAR
Stonet
Meedourne Amd
Rockdale Suicide
A. T. Pittar’s
Fera
Oxford-Street
Mare Fot's
Pitt-Street
Civil Service Stores
Constable
MLC
Mr. BR. P. Long
D. Jones and Co
Reuben Brasch
Hyde Park Corner
OXF
Oxford Square
Henry H. Wilkes, R.0.s
Bridor Wook
Henry H. Wilkes
Demann
Mleody-maite Dresa
Kussmann
Cains
GengTel
Carleowe
Toa
Tremsest Puy Fagiamed Sy Che
Poe FS
Alt
Sayers
Allport
Baer
JSL
BENET
Georgecat
Tinsk
Pilgrins
Cole Burny Sealde
Brent Xmay
Sk Tre Famcis A.A. Habburs Housheld Casi
Cosking « Bitaiare
Westemiy
Ned Tistall
Jones Bros
Backerew
Rae Es Eal
Guyatt
Sroctauer
Fintees
W. Carter-Watson
AIK Feeter al Piretend
Maryas Oe Puncinna Devememeenta
Becomal Sie Sigman
Araie Deoneaen
Seger
Tarte Feos Taco
Eves Ae Epler
Parcial
Sarah Terme
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