Fishing Notes Highlight Plentiful Whales and Bream Around Ports
The latest fishing notes report abundant activity from Port Macquarie to Sydney, with whales plentiful off Port Macquarie and black bream and tailor common in the rivers. Anglers chase trevally, whiting, mullet, and prawns across the Hawkesbury, Georges, Bunner, and Cowan rivers, while cautionary notes urge careful handling of fish and compliance with fisheries laws.
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Igh
Bawkasbury Brideondé
Twofold Bay
Sydney
Port Macquarie
Somo
Erie Aghia
Jeviathans
Bronbers Goldswith Brothers
la Perouse
Falkmen
Capariman Meer
Hiarria
Ham
Ion
Vernon Becks
Pant
Dhe
Bir J. M'lnbervey
Fab Bitieg
Mia
Wilada
George Baker
Vie Bhoalhaven
Sydney Harbor
Massoud
Parramatta
Hiaskiiea
Walson
Bntesy
Doma
Arto
Bhnalhaven
Crookhaven
Canton
Ber
Hawkenbury
Paton Creske
Cowan
Maliiver
Menprore Creek
Pipherman’s Bay
Tremliy
Iver
Feo
Bankishory
Belmg Csacht. At Gin Pill
Barry Rarpur
Warty
Bolang Hasta
Sonday
Conger
Dewromer
Dinekbak
Lene Red
Congoral
Shelbarbor
Mick Sommons
Pansies Bey
Brana
Ndst
Werkote
Areran
Cowen
Hewresbury
Fontan
Blacktie
Eart
Svimon
Wardon
Como
P. and O. Coast Trade Clause Sparks Navigation Bill Debate
The New Navigation Bill proposes allowing mail steamers to carry passengers and trade on the coast between England and Australia in arrangement with the Australian Government. Unclear provisions raise questions about the P. and O. Royal mail contract subsidy and limits on coastal Australia trade. The Governor-General in Council may need to clarify cost trade regulations to prevent the P. and O. from coastal operations unless redefined.
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England
Chia
P. Amd O
Austrahie
Fremantle
Byd- Rey
Australes Rade
Bay Horse and Grey Malicious Prosecution Trial Ends
A Civil action before Mr Justice Cohen and a jury concluded with Alfred Brnent Cox suing George Ablinta for 500 pounds in damages and malicious prosecution. The case centered on two horses used in a North Sydney Tamworth Sydney business, one bay and one grey, with alleged fraud in selling or swapping horses. The defendant denied wrongdoing, presented witnesses, and the jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
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Jwetlrs Cohen
Alfred Brnent Cox
George Ablinta
Oller
Poe Gulier
North Sydney
Uyed
Tamworth
Liz
Sydney
Plainif
Walker
Angba
Plaintif
Harbor Fatality In Harbor Capsize After Charlie Sinking
Acting City Coroner investigated the drowning of 56 year old Uallies Flanerty and two crew members after the sailing boat Charlie capsized in rough harbor conditions near Middle Head. Witnesses described a squall, rescue attempts, and delayed assistance. Flanerty was missing and later presumed dead. A verdict of accidental death was recorded.
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Adrian
Uallies Flanerty
Araper
Womerah Avenue
Dariinghurat
Roshcutier's Bay
oWarde
Wilheam
Phillips
Amaca
Disianes
Jacob
Amd
Dam
Flaherty
Witnese
Charlie Cap
Hoardings at Manly Move to Remove Foreshore Structures
Manly Council plans a three month notice to owners and lessees to remove all hoardings on the foreshore. Debate centered on legal powers and impact on advertising. Also reports of petty robberies in Kalwomba district and a resident muster at Beride.
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Manly
Aistiphe Sheelif
Adderman Opilvy
Manty
Yermanmaniy Bs Eich
Council
Kalwomba
Islely
Wiliam Pursey
Beride
Hawae
Bair
Alleged Eweating in State Bank leads to protest
The article reports Claude Callaway complaining of mistreatment by Government Savings Bank authorities at Goulburn. He describes harsh, unpaid hours, wage cuts, and alleged breaches of discipline, detailing his dismissal threats and a push for fair compensation. He questions managerial delays and quotes Commissioners.
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Claude Callaway
Soom Ha Wae
Goulburn
ADR
Lim
Roure
Guiy
Ager Seol & Oolo
Daly
Jim
Sverige Af
Bank
Sydney
Howe
Oikera
Charities And Sign Regulation Debate In Mason City
A September report from the Mos ton Council Valier discussion proposes permitting blind charity advertising with temporary notices for churches and charities, but limits on theater ads. The essay argues against lavish advertising, urging charity to avoid forced promotion and emphasizing work over mere almsgiving to help self reliance.
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Air
BLC
Harte
Inne Road
Moston Council
Valier
Cunona
Plase
Nk Leen
Bolt
Erconit
Eulies
A New English Lathe Demonstrated in Sydney
An English lathe by Alfred Herbert Limited of Coventry was shown at the Sydney Hydraulic Engineering Works in Haymarket, Sydney, on Friday afternoon. Representatives from engineering firms attended as Mr Ay Titmeos demonstrated the machine, claiming it will enhance precision and speed in future weapon and tool production.
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Alfred Herbert, Limited
Coventry
Sydney
General Eneinoefynt Company
Hay Vired
Sheigeering Works
Tathen Raed
Ordinery Warhinery
Horbart
Haunted House Visit Ends With Feast Of Candies
Two youths in Belfast enter an unoccupied house to shelter from rain and find a curious scene. A candlelit room shows a bed, a fallen occupant, and a mantelpiece candle burning with a lurid glow. They flee in fright after misplacing a shelf and leaving the door ajar, narrowly escaping the eerie calm.
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Belfast
Ireland
Alment
Thair
Woman's Budget reveals September 29 issue and lively content
The page outlines the September 29 edition of Woman's Budget with features on fashion hats, artistic designs, and a special article. It highlights two pages of fashion plates, a spring race feature, tested recipes, health and beauty tips, and a serialized story The Necklace of Harmona plus competitions and children’s pages for juvenile readers.
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Atyllah
Ball Adresse
Pieisren
Sicales
Doves
Patel
Wiley
Commonwealth
German Business Coup in Rifle Deal Sparks Swiate Press Sarcasm
The article recounts a German government scheme to offload 195000 ubeofers and 750000 tmuore rifles, approaching South American governments. A buyer stepped in offering a fair price, deposits were made, and negotiations with South America were dropped, prompting a loss of 130 and a sharp comment from Swiss press.
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Gwise
Tnioba
Ber- Vin
Ceektox
Iscoveret
Swiaa
Reuier
Appointment Shifts Clergy Across Dioceses in Australia
The Rev A Hy Venn is moved from Shoathaven and Nowra curate to Maitland in the Newmaalle diocese. A major Ansti pan clargy meeting in Sydney plans conversations for a church festival with Archbishop presiding, asking parishes for funds and ticket sales. Rev BP Witham is named to Geelone parish in Melbourne diocese, succeeding Rev Clifford Nash bound for Bale in Gippal and. This marks likely the Nash ent.
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A. Hy Venn
Shoathaven
Nowra
Maitland
Newmaalle
Pan Clargy
Sydney
Church Society
Harry Rawson
Withaw
Geelone
Melbourne
Clifford Nash
Bale
Thia
Nash
Electrolytic Works At Port Kembla Delayed
Australian report notes Piedtrolytic Refining Co Port Kembla delaying December cowpencing operations due to delays in ore processing facilities. The Minister for Works pledged cost limits and supervision, promising supports but warning of potential increases if construction overruns occur.
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Wollongong
Piedtrolytic Refining Company
Port Kembla
Flemington Demands Local School Establishment
Mr John Nobler from Frechington asked Education Minister to set up a bubble school in Flemington as children now must ride to Homebush by train. Debate noted arrival difficulty at Fleming ton and reluctance to send kids by train. local population pressed for a school and the minister signaled intent to consider.
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John Nobler
Frechington
Homebush
Togne Mit
Plemington
Flemington
South Coast Mines Repair Delays Eyed After Strike
A review by the General Secretary of the Colliery Employes Association notes district nonpayment during the recent strike. Mines this week operated with limited shifts while repairs proceed on housing accommodation for the miners. Three levee carnoes are ready for shipment.
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Follongong
Sarerder
Amsotiaban
Batman
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George
Stonet
Brisbane
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Tyne
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Newtown
School For
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UR Optical Practice
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George ST
Pacing Royal Hotel
Oxford Square
Oxford-street
Payriot
Liberatines
Panera E Guyatt & & CO
George-Street
Edward Smith Co, Ltd
Cost Depot
Pyrmont Berge Rosa
Glaceari Bay
Eastie
Tad Maitland Goals Household
Siem Tne
Bischelihe Ree
Semua Fa Beery
J. Juleff & Son
Reifero Stove Works
Erie Wece
City Finance Company, Ltd
Sea Tee
Fred M.william
N.s.w.mont DE Piete D. &I. Coy., Ltd
Castlereagel Street
Etonet
Emi
Newcastle
Dmisras TE Eetace Bennett
Genera Maser
MONET
Rowechold Porulters
Sosussaisna
Martane Hela
Roger A
Nsw
Mont DE Piete D. and I. CO. Ltd
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Ceoroe Street West
Dracs Bros
Globe
Ommend
Poemond
Eoresnas Seonelip
Alen Tewsilary
Most
Jd. Bloom
Bathurst
Castlereach
Sta
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