Fishing Notes From Circular Quay And Woy Woy
Readable excerpts discuss angling reports around Circular Quay Woy Woy and Hawkesbury. Mentions water conditions fishing methods lines bait and gear, notable catches including flathead bream blackfish and whiting, plus thoughts on shark meat and local fish markets. Includes named anglers and venues such as The Brothers Port Hacking and Watsons Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circular Quay
Wedoenday
Saturn Freakerbury Sunaey
Hawkesbury
Nuloslofe
Slead
Haberion
Ecbnapper
North Sytary
Watacn
Welaon
Squire
Echnapper
Sparta
Xritis
Widter
A. J. Skwltwtt
Poter Clare
Brisbane Water
Aina
Aina Reibrra
Mr. Potre
Weetminater Hotel
Exdney
Mr. Cole
Ehuchi
Wedandey
Aly
Gestora Railway Orices
Fred Couche
Trent
Langley Howse
Polat Frederick
Bleck Bream
Gosford
Mosman
Como
Fomo
Bening
Arkiss
About & P.m
Sydney
Sydney Harbor
Port Hacking
Saltnster
T. Richardson
Rawkesbury
Por Hacking
George's River
Parramatta River
Ering
Princopally
Macy Maky
Alwaye
Mick
Blackish
Watson's Bay
Middle Harbor
Grorse
Obley
Caravan
Dark Eile
Jewfiss Pond
Tom Ugly's Point
Blackwall
Fale
Woronors
Mawkenbury River
Manly
Long Reef
Read
Newtown
Angier
Joseph Carruthers
Wade
New South Wales
Farnell
Warnell
Tery
Wieker
Trawler plans and fisheries concerns in Australia and India
The note discusses a plan for a best trawler with a £600 bid, noting Australia, India, China, Japan and South Africa involvement. It cites the Fisheries Board replying to the NSW Rod Fishers Society, mentions upcoming meetings and a collection of files donated by Mr. Eareood, with train schedule changes near Hawkesbury and seasonal activities of the Trent liners.
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Aberiees
Bull
Grumaby
Damren
Durban
Fark
India
Japan
Hawkesbury
Sydney
Trent’ Aniers
N.B W. Rod Fishers’ Eociety
Wood-Blocking Eddy Avenue Footpaths Attract Complaints
Citizens report severe footpath and roadway damage at the Eddy Avenue and Elizabeth Street corner opposite the tram stop. The town clerk states heavy rain worsened conditions and a concrete foundation is being laid to block the roadway while tram and railway access remains disrupted. The council plans to minimize discomfort and seeks state-government support to gain full control of nearby park improvements and electrical light provision.
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Mate
Eddy Avoca
Elizabethatrogt
Tyte
Bullen
Elimereth-wrset
Syaney
Nesbitt
Raye 1 Ettended Co
Rawmell
Reseen
Caine
Edis Avenue
Flo
Dlecomfort
Parison
Belmown Park
Syetans
Eimlinr
Hye Park
Elix
Council
Interesting Ladies' Paper features sewing patterns and home tips
The issue highlights Spider pattern pages with a Treuth divided bulletin and a descriptive pattern in The What to Wear Page. It promotes competitions Nos 2 and 4 tied to nursery rhymes, plus a Pasoy Work feature on embroidery. It also showcases fancy dressing gowns, wraps, and home tricks, health tips, and an article on factory duties in the Hive of Industry section.
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Leew
Ulster Association of New South Wales Annual Meeting Summary
The Ulster Association of New South Wales held its annual mentee meeting at Falmouth Chambers Sydney. President Mr David Torrey chaired. he was re elected. Six vice presidents were chosen and council members elected without opposition. Treasurer and secretary retained roles. several officers were re elected or acclaimed amid strong financial standing and active membership growth.
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New South Wales
Falmouth
Pitt Crect
Sydney
David Brorey
Liere
Torey
Mesers
W. T. Waters
Ransoo
J. Stinson
J. M'Cure
T. W. Beaver
TW. A. Hudson
Meare
W. R. Piteximmons
T. J. Mulholland
John Ekin
D. T. Morrow
W. G. Benderans
Robert Plaizen
CS. Lanedale
Fidelity Fund Claim in Deering Case Verdict Given
The Deering case before Mr Justice Pring involved Joseph Mahoney against the Binger Sewing Machine Company. Payment disputes led to fidelity fund involvement and a jury returned £64 13s 4d after pleas and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
Justice Pring
Joseph Mahoney
Binger Sewing Machine Company
Fidelity Fund
Be Compans
Voice Of The People Appeals For Charity And Migration Debate
Alderman R G Watkins laments a death during Hornsby School work and appeals for public charity to aid the bereaved widow and children. A letter by A Barry analyzes colonial migration, urging broader view and resources to support workers, while notes on wages and public service pay criticise low salaries for government servants and urgent arbitration outcomes.
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R. G. Watkins
Waverley
Weritor
Phillips
Hornsby
Ares
Bas
Alicken Familly Ot Willows
New garbage destructor sparks resident protest in Kenilworth
A letter from a Moore Park suburb resident protests the new garbage destructor planned near Kenilworth. The writer cites smoke and odor concerns, potential health impacts, and nuisance to cricket and football matches at Moore Park. The author urges City Council to oppose the project and protect ratepayers.
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Eritra
Moore Porky
ENO
Nedeatrvetor
Kenwlagou
Aden
Moore Park
Dowling Sirest
Hell
Immigration League leader argues for Australia attracting British workers
Professor Anderson Stuart of the Immigration League of Australia discusses Sir Joseph Carruthers and British labor, asserting Australia offers advantages in wages and living conditions. He notes English farm workers could be drawn to Australia if assisted by settlement means, while stressing careful, non-exaggerated claims about benefits for returning Australians.
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Migration League
Europe
Great Britain
League
Fareigners
Jong
Arthur
Anderson Stuart
Immigration League of Australia
Joseph Carruthers
Vinlto
Australia
Siluria
San Arana
England
Austessia
Sir Josephe
Bey
Cxmfort
Seusing
Bettiah
Josiph Carruiers
Aurtralia
Grierows
Lenpelier
Seaai
Wrena
Gure
Goa
Thane
Round Freshwater Head A Proposed Marine Drive
A proposed foreshore walk from Manly to Freshwater seeks government approval to form a continuous sea frontage. The plan envisions a vehicular tram capable parade around Freshwater Head linking Manly, Shelly Beach, and Ocean Beach with the council urged to assist.
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Round Freshwater Head
Manly Cornell
Air
W. D. Mull
Queens Fir
Freahwater
Barbord Prowrese Association
Ocean Beach
Evoen
Manly
Jana
Quirk
Shelly Beach
I Naldermen Heaxon
Dargan
Licence Fees at Drummoyne Lodge and Notices
Drummoyne Council enforces section 100 Local Government Act charges. Fees include 2d per square yard for tract or use boardings, 2d 41 per year for bill posters, notices per square foot, and various licences such as sale of Osh, rabbits, poultry, and game at monthly or yearly rates. Permits for posters, shops, and inflammable structures are also specified with weekly or monthly fees.
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Drummoyne
Fends
Tees
Ronka
Darling Harbor congestion prompts wage and labor debate
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Breby will ask the Minister for Public Works two questions. First, is it a fact that congestion at the Darling Harbor railway yards arises from insufficient competent labor. Second, will the government consider fixing a minimum wage of ten shillings per day for adult railway workers after noting intermittent work at Be M1 per day.
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Messenders
P. Mowbray
State Public Service
Elm Pa
Bimelf
Federal Service
Servanis
Ting Yrith
Arbitration Court
Breby
Darrie Harbor
Erinea
Women’s Work Exhibition At Walter Bradley Rooms
An interesting collection of paintings and watercolors by several artists is on view at 382 George Street. The show features Australian color, Snowy River scenes, and portraits including Lady Merlbcote. Bernice Edwall presents sketches with noted pastels, while other works display delicate designs and decorative pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bradley
George-street
Arsiz
Mian Alsat
Snowy River
Bernice Edwall Haw
Pupih
Oschien
Merlbcote
le & Gusign
Weber Design
Gomes
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Nurse
A reader praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years of relief from coughs and throat irritation, noting consistent benefits across multiple episodes and recommending its continued use to friends and family.
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A. W. Puls
Chamberlain
Stage employees form union federation plan
The stage employees unions in Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane plan a federation to unify wage and working conditions across Australia. A meeting at Queen's Hall Pitt Street approved rules under the Commonwealth Arbitration Act with broad support. A ballot on joining the federation will be held by the Sydney Union next Wednesday.
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Sberr
Ans
Ise Newanlsteg
Spéney Association
Queen's Hall
Pittakeeh Staner
WC. Wall
Abernion
Sydney
Next
Weinesaug
Mining in Nevilie district shows signs of slowdown
Local interest in the Nevilie mine decline continues with little activity since the last report. Digging remains ongoing at Zone 3 and wages are fair at the copper mine of Gurley Jackes, owned by A W Whitmey. Over 60 tons of ore were dispatched last week with a further 100 tons soon ready, while ore shows and ground features hint at potential but uncertain prospects amid hard country conditions and uncertain ore pockets.
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Tahoe Place
Carrie
USA
Gisirier
Lima
Mining activity boosts water supply and dredge work in district
Report notes improved water availability aiding cleanlag up and prospecting. Dowah Unlimited plans to resume dredge operations at Bourke Hill, employing over 100 workers with potential pay of £390 per fortnight. Several plants operate, with two shifts on Bourke Hill and Blackfield works, and new gold mining gear purchased for Nundle operations.
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Dowah
Commonwealth
Britain
Biles
Bourke’s Hill
H- Schumacher
Beltain
Kangaroo Flat
The Close Season on Birds Out of Season
Police in outlying districts have been tasked to watch for people violating duck and bird protection rules during breeding time. Offenders will be prosecuted promptly. authorities urge full protection of wildlife and rear in breeding season.
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Pease
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Voice OF the People
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A. Barry
Macwulas
AriMur
Morssaly
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Joseph
Darling Harbor
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ADU
Sydkey
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Yarde
Caiopany
Tamworte
Trougs Gully
Pear Dan
Phar
Tims
Toa
Oxford Square
Oxford-street
A. T. Pittar’s
Smowne Co
Hote
Mars Pots
Pitt-Street
Civil Service
Perteoy Cvg Camela Superior
Goalteman
Guyatt
Barren Jack Reservoir
Public Works Department
Woods
Medirare Mixtorr Megrtere
Ceaneiete Welle
Walter Penny
Cornus
Dermgsatm Fa Bariwerse
Renee Howling
Dick Bison Esnerr
Ant Thavet
Lally
Gr Bijisth
Awatrala
Imupen
Seresh Allpury
Cor Agest
Chomiphafa Caashiousatiar
Saceex
Cains
al Mer
Lahore
al Carn
Esue Singh
Nurain
Kole
George Stent Wist
Stunet
Rarumalan
Eokeem
Alomy
DE. W. Carter- Watson
DA Carlson
Valingal
Tris Trig Co
Tb Rene
Aig A
Bank Che
King Ar Maire
Ainslies Whisky
Biley Bros
Allaraoam Creek
Riley Brothers
George and
Bathurst Streets
Bach
Mills & Mills
Grace Bros
Ratunders
J. Hale and D Co., Ltd
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