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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 09, 1908

Page

4

Castlereagh Street Mission Edifice Opens For Central Methodist Work

The Central Methodist Mission expands with a large new block from Pitt Street to Castlereagh Street. The complex includes a conference hall, mission offices, a social wing with low-cost meals and dormitories, a youth settlement, and spaces for Sisters of the People and evangelical work. The Centenary Hall at York Street served as headquarters until the move last week.

Central Methodist Mission Ebenezer Vickery Lyceum Hall Pitt-strest Castlereagh-Street Fitchett Malbourne Pitt-street Castlereagh Street Foreign Mission Office Rome Mission Offees CMM Methodist Church Women's Christian Temperance Union Loyal Preachers’ Association Connecion Ussion Lasbors Castleressii- Hirose London Sydney Chers Sta Teoma Taben Stouteyo Torkstrost

P O Tenders Accepted For Telegraph Pole Works

The Postmaster General accepted tenders from Parsons Gosford and Goodlet and Smith Limited for pine insulators cross-arms and wooden poles. William Morris of Hillgrove submitted bids for supply and erection of about 45 new wooden poles and approximately 35 miles of iron wire for the Bellingen to North Dorrigo telephone link. Tenders cover poles cross-arms insulators iron pins and related fittings at specified prices.

Parsons, Gosford Goodlet and Smith. Limited Harris-street Bydney William Morris Hillgrove Bellingen North Dorrige

Retirement of Captain Dunn From NSW Navigation Service

Captain Frederick Dunn retires after 33 years with the Department of Navigation. A ferryman turned boatman in 1875, he helped establish a Watsons Bay steam service, became master in 1885, and later served as driver. He answered three distress calls including the four masted echyoner Resotugg and the steamer Doerego before the French Parque Viscennes grounded at Manly.

Frederick Dunn Department of Navigation Watson's Bay Asi Dusn Moemac Estabish Coxewaln Dunn North Head Doerego Captain Cook Fhrech Parque Viscennes Busch Manly

Anglican Clerical Changes Across Parishes

Rev. Donald Baker resigns curacy at St Peter's Woolloomooloo and departs for England. Rev. Robert M’Keown, rector of Waverley, resumes duties after returning from England. Rev. L. Vance takes incumbency at Lotus Victoria. Rev. H. F. Scott of Sale named assistant to the Dean of Melbourne. Rev. H. d. P. Hitchcock moves from Rosendale to Cowes Phillip Island. Rev. F. T. Bowen institutes at St Bartholomew's Perth. Rev. R. P. Hewill to assist Canon Hoperift at St John’s Ade 7 Archdescan Ring. Rev. A. Perkins expected to return to Berry parish after a serious operation.

Donald Baker St Peter's Woolloomooloo England Robert M'Keown Waverley L. Vance Lotus Victoria H. F. Scott Sale Melbourne H. d. P. Hitchcock Rosadale Cowes Phillip Island F. T.bowen St. Bartholomew's Perth R. P. Hewsill St. John's Archdescan Ring Hev.a. Perkins Ct Berry

Voice of the People Letters From Liverpool Post Office Debates

Alderman F W Webster complains the Liverpool Post Office has poor conveniences and little privacy with doors open at night and noisy stamping. Mrs F Tompson questions bread prices in Australia versus Adelaide and suggests regulators act. Mr HE Easton of Immigration League urges open land to attract farmers, arguing for thoughtful immigration policy and the need to populate Australia with suitable land on arrival.

F. W. Webster Liverpool Officinla Bureau of the Question For Ladies After Dark Council Aler HE. Easton Immigraion League of Australia Australia League of Which Boa United Kingdom South Africa T. A. Coghlan Commonwealth Great Britain Australis H.R.H. the Prince of Wales Mansion House Ausralia

Troublesome feet and relief by Condy’s Fluid ad

An old advertisement touts Condy’s Fluid for odor and perspiration control in feet and underarm care. Dr. Tanner’s medical endorsement from The Practice of Medicine appears, urging use of Condy’s Fluid and warning against substitutes. The ad also promotes Coney’s Goswell Road London supplier and briefly mentions Woods’ peppermint cure and Wise Mattresses.

Tanner Condy Coney's Goswell Rd London England

New Freetrade League Formed Aims for Free Interchange

A Monday night meeting at the School of Arts formed a Freetrade League to actively back Federal elections. Members aim to return Parliament men who defend workers’ interests and pledge yearly membership subscriptions. The motion, moved by Mr Hi Lonsdale MLA and chaired by Mr A H Sampson, seeks independence from Reidism and sets future elections for officers.

Hi. Lonsdale M.L.A School of Arts Dree Trade League A. H. Sampson Ide Freetrade Freetrade League England Stax Bayard United States Senate Lars America Lonsdale Stace Lloyd M. A. Lenison C. H. Reid Bie Leeman Preetrad League Reid New South Wales Commonwealth Stace Loyd

Melba Receives Medal for Paris Opera Gala Service

Madame Melba is awarded a medal by the French Society of Dramatic Authors for her gala Paris Opera performance. The Covent Garden ovation on the night of the event was among the era’s most remarkable, with the Duchess of Coonsught among the cheering crowd.

Madame Metox French Society of Dramatice Authors Paris London Covent Garden Melba Duchess of Coonsught Farenstax

Mrs Heard of North Ryde Dies After Prolonged Illness

Mrs Heard, relief of the late Henry Heard, died at North Ryde after a protracted illness. She was 74 and long connected with the district. Her late husband served as an early Ryde Council alderman. A telegraph message reports Wilton and Roberta lodged in the Commercial Bask S3ay after gold crashed from stone taken from their Bumbo Mine near Narriguaeh at a depth of

Great Manufacturing Centre discussed for electric car power

Alderman Warr at the last meeting of the HL Peters Council argued for extending the electric car power line from the 1s 70 St Prima with Newtown aid to speed the project. The extension would benefit St Peters and surround districts by expanding manufacturing capability. The Mayor Alderman Baker promised consideration.

Warr Peters Counvil Newtown Rey Benott Paters Romo Romo Te Great Manufactering Yen Alderman Baker

Civil Ambulance committee approves extra leave for high August workload

At the Maance committee monthly meeting of the Civil Ambulance and Transport Corps of the St. John Ambulance Brigade the August reports show 481 cases attended and 1302 miles travelled. The committee considers extra two days’ leave for each staff member in appreciation of the heavy demand during Fleet Week and the American visit.

Maance Committee Civil Ambulance and Transport Corps St. John Ambulance Brigade Finet Sta

Irregular Bills of Lading Debate At Sydney Chamber

A Sydney Chamber of Commerce meeting brought Wool Buyers, Wool Sellers, Banks, Oversea Shipowners, Underwriters, and the Chamber together to form a committee of two delegates from each group to address irregular bills of lading raised by the Associated Banks. Also noted: James Greig, longtime Mornya resident, died of bronchitis. Harry Ragen, a secondhand dealer, jailed for trial over 116 bags of Australian Woollen Co. property alleged stolen.

Sydney Chamber At Commerce Wool Buyers' Association Wool Seller Asociation Associated Banks Underwriters’ Association Sydney Chamber of Commeres Bommitisa Damely Wool Buyers’ Association Wool Sellers’ Association Oversea Shipowasra Bydmey Chamber of Commerce Tto James Greig Mornya Ingal Hi Bingie Harry Ragen Water Poller Court Gaulicht Company

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