TROLLY AND DRAYMEN INDUSTRIAL COURT MEETING
In a recorded Industrial Court session Mr Lloyd argued for representation from drivers carriers and wholesalers in the lorry and dray trade. Mr Winn, on behalf of W. Winn and Company, pressed for a board with limited members while the employers and unions disputed the proper balance of representation and scope of authority. The hearing adjourned with the matter allowed to stand for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newragile
Newrastie Alstrict
W. Winn
W. Winn and
Aomagany
Fenreseniat
Agd
Abbott
Bure
Lioys
Etonloves
Noarmbers
Honor
Haa
MVC
Ag Uwet
Jon Glaned
Bow ‘Afr
Lloyd
Simcett
Eck Ui Honor
Esc
Winm
Bates Clorran
Fark Wuld
Waolesaly
Resi
Wina
Tbonebe
de Alte Taiy
Shulesaléra
Tex Tallere
Auer
Vr Wine
Lierd
Tepir
Ric Rower
Theo Mays
Donticatina
Dave
Seni
Amduir Patinr
Hilo
Grvat
Pusat
Mir Lloyd
Bia
Eppilsarinn
Tim Artinay
Yat Peen
Lioyd
Oath and Confusion Mark Trial Testimony
During the trial a witness struggles with the oath and Bible ritual as questioning continues. The judge probes comprehension, the witness admits limited understanding, prompting an adjournment to allow instruction on the oath and its formula.
Monstrous Wedding Claims Shake Court
A claimant in Diverse Court described a marriage arrangement as monstrous while seeking divorce relief. The judge noted the disturbing nature of the arrangements and considered whether such ceremonies could be legally recognized, as the petitioner asserts she was married under questionable authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justicn Simpson
Ake
Late Shipping Refers to Customs Revenue at Sydney
Fragmentary report notes customs revenue received at Sydney yesterday totaling £2773. Mentions names like Tom Bourne and Captain Browns and references a 1919 tone and various unclear entities. Readable portions indicate delivery and shipping delays but lack coherent details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sir John Hay on Franco British Exhibition trip to London
Sir John May, equire of Coolangatta, NSW representative at the Franco British Exhibition, returned to Sydney by the Miltiades. He described arrival in London May 4, weather disruptions, friction with agents general over Australian Courts, and praised New South Wales and Queensland exhibits. He urged stronger Australian advertising, immigration measures, and better provincial depots to reach settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John May
Sue Equire
Coolangatta
New South Wales
Tandon
Sydney
Miltiades
John
Londos
Ste
Joseph Carruthers
Mudley Premaea
Severa
Dover
London
Daily Mail
New Zealand
Queansland
Threablold
Rhs
Thoravih
Australia
Taedon
Australie
Sok
Lorton
Imeterania
Kent
Intelligence Department
Eka
Orkeniser
Sheerty
Canada
Gaglind
Bone
Joseph Carruthers Fhrourtaui Srowlend
Ireland
St Vibe
Grea
Joseph Chamberlein
Tvs
Fohn
Ban Wand
Sixhorse Team Bolts In Mishap At Race Event
An accident halted a sixhorse team when a wagon wheel ran over a man after a collision during a race. The injured rider suffered fractures from the incident described as a fight and tram of six borees. Emergency responders including a Civil Ambulance attended as the victim was taken for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiunem Ball
Sydney
Mowpaternson
Righ
Dake Ball
English Wheat Markets Adelaide Friday Report
English wheat markets in Adelaide show firm prices with strong inquiry. Wheat sold at a high level per quarter with retailers noting steady demand, while shipping and commodity agents report continued activity and firming values amid vigorous market interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Zovib Australien Davers West
Laden
Ueid
Lanele
Dra Wurkor
Modermie Gomand
Ministers Adjourn After Quiet Deliberations
Reported discussions among ministers concluded with no final decisions on key items. Sources note consideration of mood shifts and ongoing attention to several matters including character-related issues and potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pad
London share market reports and Sydney effects
Private cables show London spot prices at £13 42s and 4s 4d for various shares. Sydney opened steady with cautious recovery in led copper and lead futures. Major trades include Broken Hill, South Australian listings, and Adelaide notices. values quoted for Queen Bee and Mount David, with several banks and brokers active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prieate
Seria Alaies
Bick 40 Company
Middle Brlish
Broken Hill Proprietary
Selitr
Broken Hil Bouth Jpaki
Baus Block
We 3d
Middie
Mowat
Sungana
Capper
eRining
Adelaide
Sellee Br
Chitlarat Woo
Gs Tn
Meiliabald
Britia
Jés M4
Neler Lz
Broken Mim South
Tbs
Aino Eee
Gis
Souly Diridenge
North Smithfield
Jd Per Abare
Salea
Sydney
Afloe Sretedili
Broken HI South
Aruloen Central
Mount Malyley
Vuleao Tin
Mount David
A- Bank
da- Ferrea
Dato
Aebeniuren
Ry 3d
Bro. Hill Proprietary
Ovai
Sandatone Developmarst
Feld
Commerciel
Bank of
Bydner Fold
BNL Boutteon
Mix Weslen
Manil
St. Mount Cuthbert
Alows
Avin Ie
Lymleton Enal
Tosch and Company
Blawar Smih
Tex Day Hulstow
Tio Militsa
Tmtiownig
Ict Srenbed
Bodgery
Aller
Queen Bes
Ail
Saz
Mount Bory
Mcementals
Ueller
Bern
Landen Bank
Eunlon
Havitaly
Bar Gamble
New Protection Sham in Australian Parliament Debate
Melbourne report outlines heated House of Representatives session over tobacco, alcohol, and cigarettes policy. References include Admiral Sperry, King George Sound, and calls to adjust education and labor policy. Debate touches on admiralty, ministerial changes, and proposed constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Finday
Spekkee
House of Representatives Inds
Fruger
W.A
Australie
Peters Comras
Admiral Sperry
King George's Sound
West Australia
John Forrest
Deakis
Admiralty
Barber
Jannson
Mulradine
Hood
Winring
Wagrearotte
Labor Party
Yo Tauao
Australia
High Court
Sporting Items Toe Damien Rent Rare at Doulburn event
The article details a forthcoming event of the year in New South Woodmen led by Letgus, with a prize of £150 and a £10 consolation for the competitor covering a dictapier. The event takes place at ArnPeld Town Hall under the supervision of a local committee, with entries and timing listed. A separate note mentions North Coast spaces and a Combined Metropolis crew traveling to Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damien
Doulburn
Tee Letgus
New South Woodmen
ArnPeld
Girdary
Biles
Sydney
The New Two-Up Gambling Craze and Raid at Regent Street
The gambling spirit resurfaces despite strict rating rules as a new form of two-up uses a dice box and coins. Police swoop on a hotel where about 40 men gathered around two tables, seizing dice, coins, and money as officers move to investigate licensed organizers and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Percope
Epfeler
Botte
Sen
Tramway
Hin Tater Slace Studl
Kad
Regent-street
Hagriaaiee
Revere
Whey
Amfn
Aewite
Roche Tome
al Tyrehor
Marine Court Finds No Blame For Suva Collision
The Marine Court in Cape Town, presided by Judge Deckhouee, ruled that Captain William John Murphy, the mate, and crew on board the Mera did not cause the collision with the Suva near Cape Thzer, despite a dangerous approach. The verdict found no fault by the master Willem John Murphy or the other officers, though questions about the deck crew and safety procedures remained unresolved. The court scheduled further proceedings to determine if certification should be suspended or cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Marine Cour
Deckhouee
Ant Canwins
Simpson
Bradgirdle
Sylney Diewler Cours
Cape
Bjoriman
Gailie
Willem John Murphy
Enya
Calidon
Maur
William Ifupter Lela
Suva
Celesion
Wiliam John Murphy
Williaty
Municipal Assessments Fallout In Newcastle Hearing
A Newcastle civil appeal before the City Court concerned the assessment of unit properties by Wallsend and Marewesther Municipal Council. The case questioned the validity of the assessments and requested a ruling on compliance with government rules. The judge reserved judgment for further information as three appeal parties spoke, and the hearing paused pending more detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrpeal Agdlusman Dicsiell
Marrich
Newcastle Cleirlic
Te Nrwratie-Welland Coal Mining Company
Ir Gout Mining Company
Wallsend
Merewesther
Brétuasyea
Sdaeils
Ube
Wale
Brrause
Death of Mr A B Chisholm Leaves Community Mourning
Mr A B Chisholm died unexpectedly at his residence Carrewars Farley after heart trouble. He was a son of Mr James Chisholm of Kippilaw and would have celebrated his daughter's expected arrival tonight. He held multiple leadership roles including president of Lledetiatol, vice-president of the Racine Club, patron of the Wheelmen, and president of several associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goelbers
Prisay
Chisnat
Susan
Carrewars
Ghar
Jamea Chiskoka
Kippilaw
Chieholi
Lledetiatol
Racine Club
Ka oMolal
Miablens Boeletx
Prealdest
Bowling Lab
Cricket Astéeinsion
Leese
Wheelmen
Southern Ritts Aa Elation
Cama Tol
Weather Forecast Fragment With Incomplete Text
Weather forecast notes a weak easterly flow with showers and thunderstorm risk on the coast. Mentions cloud cover over central areas and unsettled conditions affecting parts of New South Wales and nearby regions with variable winds and potential squalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patecast
Thunder Island
Seeurgy
New South Wales
Gano Island
Broun and Saeed Lead Scouting Effort in Dore Acres
In a Briggs County note, Broun along with Saeed organized a scouting event at Dore Acres. The effort aims to map local resources and identify community partners for upcoming projects. Organizers stressed teamwork and practical fieldwork.
Divorce hearing flags drunken marriage under scrutiny
In a morning divorce hearing Justice Simpson examined Elisabeth Robson nee Stark and her husband George Robson over marital conduct and drunkenness cited as grounds. Petitioner stated they married in December 1904 and that she worked with him until March 1905 amid alcohol related disputes and alleged coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Simpson
Elisabeth Mary Robson
Stark
Robson
de Brouné
Druubenpras
A. Walker
Bremen
Soair
Walt
Walker
Rime Khem
Wallour
Roe
Rink
Mn Walker
Gelling Marriel
Mr. Walker
Cronk
March
George Nis
Man's Strange Beravoivua Before the Court in Tent Sittings
An elderly petition by Aante O'Brien, formerly Hayes, seeks relief from William Ewin O'Brien. The case, heard during Tent sittings, involves drunkenness and abuse allegations. The petitioner, unrepresented, faced conflicting testimony as memories faded and medical and domestic details emerged amid chaotic courtroom notes. The hearing, with disclosures of a troubled life, spans prior residences and relationships, concluding with further dates and postponed evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aante O'Brien
Hayes
William Ewin O'Brien
Whiimeld
Macks
Patrice'e
Tee
Lee Wewert
Senna
Bayerood
Wentworth Moir
Rigeemheel
Norik Syaney
Mosman
Marie Narelle Petition in Disunion Suit at Sydney
The petition concerns Marie Narelle formerly Hyau later Callaghan who sought a separation from Matthew Moysius Callaghan alleging drunkenness and non support. They married in January at St Marys Cathedral Sydney. The narrative recounts quarrels drunken episodes and financial disputes during their marriage and Marie Narelle's efforts to obtain funds and legal action amid deteriorating relations and living arrangements in Paddington and Elizabeth Bay areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mery Callaghan
Hyau
Marie Narelle
Matthew Moysius Callaghan
conUnus
Whilfein
Zanuary
St Mary's Cathedral
Sydney
Sn Ptlorony
Sydney Loiry
Beitor Bimerkt
Cobazgo
Bore
Dolsterova
Riverview College
Splacy
Elizandshert
Paddington
Mt Co
Crea
Bank of
Altsiramaia
Kalehhardt
St Gantt
Australian court hears case of drunken husband abuse and deceit
The record outlines a Sydney case in which a wife describes financial coercion and theft by her husband. She details money given amid drunken disputes, theft of jewelry, a pawn ticket, and threats of police action. The testimony covers care arrangements, relocation, and support arrangements, with mentions of legal actions and ongoing distress.
London and South Africa in postwar reshaping scenes
Fragmented OCR text describes Britain and South Africa relations, colonial governance, and figures like Sir Joseph Carruthers. Mentions London Liverpool connections, emigration, and rebuilding discussions. References to public notices, industry, and transport amid wartime aftermath. several garbled place names and events obscure specifics.
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Ree A
Newcastle
Justice Dimson
Sita
Persens
Tombourne
Waris
Tone
Captain Browns
Medicum
Sun and ‘Company
Aruae
Rotantig Atarteren
Giasamner
Por Rewntome
Solomon Latante
Boutie Conay
Sir John Hay
Sixhorse Team Bolts
New Protection Sham
Som Anson
LAUR
Marine Court
Wade SA
A, B. Chisholm
Cite Dore
Une Acres Broun
Hy Saeed Masi
Scouitant
Beravioua
Bion F. Reynolds
Manket-Street
Crunk
Monty Cw
Beerding-House
Hovband
Gahargo
Hye
Oobatea
Gurtug
Dubbo
Tim Fir
Pep Stroy
Urei
Redloner
Heurs
Pilumpesienet
Ike
Neies
Fred
Ealernd
Pat Atutss
Paul Af
Bela
Ferm
Raferseatn
Mar Uisgnural
Engeleihesitee
Warféingzam
Har Brapena
Hero
Ebuser
Sayine
Crete
Tutton
Albeurne
London and
South Africa
Pp! Inc
Africa
Stigs Guar
Ata
Lund
Millers
EI Tall Sar Finn
Smith
Ian
Sheen
Bare
Tiexinaone Bilese
Mim Pocky
Haley Natent
Mtr
Mey. Balis
Jar
Binrar
Akon Consis
Bale Weil
The
Troy
Runny
Liverpool
Fngland
Joseph Wil
Pny Laver
Raden
Bedey Redter
Anil Tort Golf Imag
Breyer Wal Forten
Bes Cruensted
Pertemad Scrarecy, Fairfax & Roberts
H.E.R. Pascoe
Arcures
Ako
Hofenung's
Pept-Street
Avy Garton
Dick Mishael
Hunceracrest
Epping Racecourse
Balmain
Foret Lodge
Drummoras
Ada Ocroussey
Iso
George Stai-Sowrett
Wen Australiae
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