Parliamentary Banquet at Parliament House Governor General Steps Down
The event featured Lord Northcote and Prime Minister Darley among guests, with the Assembly applauding and the Premier praising public service. Key discussions touched on imperial matters, Australian immigration policy, and potential land and irrigation strategies, reflecting tensions over future governance and allegiance to the British Empire.
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Parliament House
Weilie
S.W. Willistry
Lara Nurihente
Lee
Wade
Kia
Gaftule
Mr. Waule
Lord Nerthente
Fir P.M. Darley
Fragile Sailor
Lupal
Te Wade
Tao Queenardenepal
Hawand
Aler
Northcote
Sean
Ueesley
Seliscu
Westane
Australia
Bron Band
Westaed
Sondt
Ban
Bainieters
Ali
Thuneye
Thor
Weal
Nne
Thal
Boies
Commonwealth
M Ernst
Unig
Australie
Anatralia
Svery Reisvant
Northate
Mr. Wade
Orley
Military Social At Victoria Carracks Drill Hall
A military social was held in the new Drill Hall Victoria Carracks on Friday evening under the sergeants' mesa of the lat DaValiog St George's Enellah Kifer. The ball was gaily decorated and featured bright uniforms of A Temen and elegant dresses. The programme included supper at 1, music by an efficient orchestra, and Color-serversol F Bewley acted as MLC. The arrangements were aided by Bands of Sergeant F Ba Stritt and W B Lane.
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Victoria Carracks
St. George's Enellah Kifer
A. Temen
Ersol F. Bewley
F. Ba Stritt
Sislewarer
W. B. Lane
Minanan Bros Boots Claim Finest Quality In Sydney Market
Minanan Bros American bootmakers boast of the smartest boots in town with imported leathers and high quality craftsmanship. Prices start at twelve and a half shillings. catalogues and samples available by post.
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Minanan Bros
Huniet-street
Elng-aieot
Ag Park-elfoet
Sydney
Randwick Training Roundup Shows Gallops Across Course
Several good gallops were recorded this morning at Randwick with many horses producing strong mile and furlong efforts. Notable performances include Kits and Pantheon over a mile, Emita over seven furlongs, Walpuna three quarters of a mile, and King Barry and File Fosip close behind in a similar distance.
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Kits
Pantheon
Tm Amin Sisee
Emita
Walpuna
Eleiro
Tuy
Imin Fisco
Mule
King Barry
Parkee
Min Tissere
Bui Mondbel
Karapoud
Imin Wisse
Tilga
Imingsleeec
Loin Misec
Barley Brew
Imin Zisec
Saimony
Probus
Mia
Matchmaker
Glenolly
Tels Beigseo
Amonina
Imin Bisec
Rauiine
Orcus
Imia
Mfundole
Imin Zee
Holt
Honga
Lara Wier
Ariki
Marana Adah
Axile
Liaoe
Peyu
King's Cros
Imin
Vavanor
Lord Waray
Min Oysec- Minhian
Ale
Leulewwe
Grafton Queen
Posemots
TURF NOTES from Rosehill and Wollongong Jockey Club events
Notes cover Rosehill events on September 13 with nominations and spring meeting entries. Wollongong Club plans a two day program with special train at 11 am and 60 pm returns, and Brisbane Night weight and Golfen Suipper in JC Finn stable are mentioned. J Norman Ay invites nominations for two days at Gip club with prize money 150 pounds, entries close September 17. Horse work and training updates from Victoria Park and surrounding tracks.
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Spires Cote
Rosehill
Wollongong Jockey Club
Teavey
Tae
Ile Briehane
Moor Hayes
Golfen Suipper
Olter
J C. Finn
A.C
J. Norman Ay
Goulhbra Racing Club
Warwick Farm
Pillatreet
Victoria Park
Wallasey
la Vuille
Sean Rabtingie
la Ville
Tyrone
Weetmoll
Mmerald Isle
Ogetter
Fiso Fittheran
State Military Band Promises Vet Dramatic Town Hall Matinee
The fourth and test matinee of the season will be presented in the Town Hall tomorrow afternoon under Lieutenant Beatty. The program features a vivid piece depicting the defeat of the French by the Russians, familiar to Sydney audiences via the Royal Artillery Band. Senior Torlo will perform harp solos, and a bassophone solo is planned by Lieutenant Bend. Miss Emma Sue Smiley will play Godard's Bereuse with harp and saxophone, Mascagall's When Maria with harp and band accompaniment, and the Sydney Male Quartet will also perform.
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Beatty
Isie
Sydney
Bereeuse
Maria” Setth
Labor Council and the Press in Dispute Over Representation
The Sydney Labor Council debated media access with the press, arguing that delegates from trades unions should be fully represented by the press corps at council meetings. The discussion touched on exclusions, the role of the press, and the balance between reporting and union prerogatives. Members noted that some delegates read daily papers, while others pressed for broader press inclusion and parity with other sections.
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Sydney Labor Council
Connell
Freyra
Ie Cunsell
Tree Crite
Prem
Hardy Slage
Macey
Xead
Osborne
Warring Against Bunny: Fumigation Burrow Killing Debate
Report from Carcoar on rabbit control via fumigants and smoke to collapse burrows. Methods include carbon disulphate sulfur and other poisons. some advocates claim effectiveness, others doubt mortality. Reactions note risks to stock and challenges of public safety amid widespread use.
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Atiar
Ted
Joan Gleason
Mwirrows
Uiasoy
Act Ba
Glassop
F. Ry C. Hopkiee
Carconr
Al-Urwurda
Grees Bushoa
Etullus
Manly Memorial Drinking Fountain Debated at Council
The Manly drinking fountain honoring local troopers lost in the suny African Wir era drew debate at a council meeting. Alderman Mullins urged a respectful memorial while the works committee was asked to remove the fountain’s somber appearance and relocate the tribute. Other aldermen questioned placement and timing as funeral sentiments filled the discussion.
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Manly
Suny
Sualipagu
Ocean Beach
Misa Thorpe
Taat Couneil
Mullisen
Auliabie
Ted
Binsaiaba
Aldueman Ogley
Bisgor
Connell
Mleset
Tramway Waiting-Room Proposal Sparks City Action
The Redfern and other councils discuss providing a waiting room at the tramway intersection of Chalusry and Cleveland. Aimed to ease congestion, a land area was to be allocated. reports note cooperation from authorities and a plan to brief the Lord Mayor for formal approval. A separate note mentions Nippon ToUen Malaha tonnage and a Mauritius native sentenced for theft.
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Chalusry
Cleveland
Bow
Hedlera Council
Labor Ranks Discuss Amalgamation and Wage Issues
A meeting of the United Purmiture Trader Union at Tredan Hall reports that efforts to amalgamate with the Picture Yrame and Governmental Work ly Association have mixed success. The secretary will arrange a conference with employers on the 15th Inviant at Cedreliawa Temple, with talks on wages and Chinese competition. A deputation to the Minister is planned to curb unfair factors, while unions push for a permanent coal carters wage floor of £23 per week for 48 hours.
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United Purmiture Trader’ Union
Tredan Hall
Yrame
Gvermantel Workly Association
Gco
Uxinn
Cedreliawa
Brisbane
Timeg
Goodiesong
A. Planer
MPI
St. George's Hall
Newtown
Tuor
Caite
MLB
Tojon
Ste Oldent
Altre Umes Newton
Ueion
Sydney
Trottery and Draymen's Union
Tuyaa
Burwood Court Hears Assault Case At Blacksmith Shop
A Burwood Police Court hearing described an assault outside a blacksmith shop. Prosecution alleged the defendant struck the plaintiff and then threw stones from a road canal, while the defense claimed provocation and that the plaintiff threatened violence. The case involved testimonies from multiple witnesses and resulted in monetary penalties and costs.
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Burwood
Toks Fallon
Kirkemith
Frederick Richarda
Defendsant
Plaiuiitt
Ji Ais
Wentworth-road
Canal
Aefondint
Doareey Sr
Herder
Kas
Plaigtife
Paljon
Horma
Aga
Fanon
Wd Court Rota
Howe
Boxer Sent to Gaol for Desertion in Glasgow Court
In Glasgow Sheriff Court last month the elderly man Francis Cox, known as Beatlis Cox, was charged with deserting his wife and ten children. Cox, claiming light weight boxing fame in Australia, admitted faults but blamed poverty and addiction. The sheriff noted proven desertion and sentenced him to imprisonment.
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Glasgow
Sherif
Saeriff Feolt Moncrief
Muy
Francis Cox
Ibeatlis
Chip
Horace
Feng
Cox
Priganer
Night Disaster In Harbor With Tow Steamer And Vessels
A historic harbor incident unfolds as the American Fleet store ship and two steamers collide near Hobson’s Bay. The Toure sustains a gaping hole, passengers are transferred, and tugboats intervene to separate the stricken craft. Casualties cited include 30 lives reportedly lost, with salvage efforts and a decision to tow to Williamstown for safety.
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Arromptiny
Anvbringen
Admiral Soirer
Magsiup
Mara
Jamies Paterson
Leure
James Paterson
Sicamera
Yarra
Grant
Aumiral Sperry
Williamstown
Eamers
Grocer and the Salmon Case at Water Summons Court
George Cass, charged with handling stolen salmon from the Sydney Harbor Trusts, was sent for trial after police details. The case cites a boy seller, a damaged shop cage, and missing tins valued at a sum, with testimony from Gratton Bond and Constable Lenihan about the thefts and payment.
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George Case
Sydney Harbor
Gonatabie
Kent Street
Orr
Lenihan
Cass
Gin Boy
Bim
Rim
Local Government Exhibition At Town Hall Closes
The Local Government Exhibition of appliances required by state and municipal houses closed Friday after a weeklong run in the Bydoer Town Hall. Lectures by Mr Bruce of the Technical College, demonstrations on letting and sanitation, and a talk on “Berotred Cities” were part of the program. A concert by local musicians and various mechanical and musical items filled the agenda, with attendees praising the event and noting its value to municipal life.
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sBtre
Bydoer
Bruce
Tachnical Coline
Mise Glagy
Bowrke
Meee
W Fozall
Arther Richards
Munich
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Tord Northcote
Randwick
Turf Notes
State Military Band
Labor Council and the Press
Rupert Lionel Camp
Eoward
Eheio
William Altres Eggleton
Rietim
Cory
Bunny
J. Macken
Mark Mov
Wollskenows Sydney Aportoman
Teskteocu
Double Bay
Yeatersay
Tramway
Chartered Vensels
Richard Mealtrey
Mauritius
Wna
Au Ibn Water Pulloe Cours
Burrens
Gastond Tstel
Berks Mipeet
Harry HI
DR. Bheldon
Ion Winter
the Ranks OF Labor
Inet
Kese Combry
Snd
Wiman
Dhe
Len
Eumery Vickary
Ginnie
Peevrai
Seibe
Ion Grice
Roe Barter
the Crown Studios
George Street
Roberts’ Hotel
Mark Foy
LECRA
FLEET
Raavenier& Wish
A. Hall and Company
OFP
A. Hordern and Sons
Brickfield
Livepool-street
Rowley
Victoria
Trey
LAW
Dawti Wock
Kirby
Balers
Hiapaie Enouth
Garten
Ane
Anetican &Proog
Porky
Inekere
Joe
Allio
Evah Gale
Weinrine Pain
Mito
Eile
Earl Ditin
Beall
Tito
Shemry
Pete Pera
Steere Sia
Ah Ward
Pern
Ue 1
Hy, Ltd
George-St
Cireuler
Underwood-St
Pit-St
Avonions
Torrens Title
Torrens
Tormers
Barker
Campsie Alia
Los
Serure
Tonarns
Arthur Rickard and Co., Ltd
MB Pitt-Street
Oxbers and Realty Specialists
Grocer
Salmon
Davidson & CO
Oxford Street
Apa
Sitia
Spencer Nolan
Nest Doo Gandinar
Push Sree
Winton
Queens Dand
Gevasiaind
Manske
Wyore
Sus
Crowna
Fulings
Pace
Proms
J. J. Marshall
Dewrist
GPO
Erin Parshand
le Peperers
Pyg
Pires
Diamond Bros
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