Fire at Canterbury Weatherboard Cottage Killingly Family
A blaze destroyed a Weatherboard Cottage in Lowrythrol Canterbury owned by George Kitt. Mrs Kitt was ill and rescued with the help of a local landlord after the fire broke out around 1 o clock. The insured property faced total loss though contents were partially covered by policy. Rescuers alerted the Metropolitan Wire Brigade, parish detachment aided.
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Lowrythrol
Canterbury
George Kill
Brigady
Liverpool
London
Globe
Kitt
Ber
Buenos
Kic
Sunday Morning Chase Ends in Student Scuffle
Youths gathered on Little Regiment Street for a Sunday two up game. Plainclothes constables attempted a raid near Regent Street. James pursued two runaways, one escaped. one youth crashed, sustaining injuries and torn trousers. Inspector Roche will pursue further prosecutions.
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Turpone
Kamsbiors
Regent Street
Aator Lilly
Hamilton
James
Janes
Omerr
Etterwirds Uréserd
Syanoy Howpstat
St Mark's Rectory Robbery Suspect Detained After Entry
A robbery at St Mark's Rectory is described with arrests and an attempted disposal of stolen goods. A suspect entered a pawnbroker shop and was detained before crossing to the police court, with authorities preparing charges related to the heist. Key figures include Archdeacon Flower and local shopkeepers. The timeline centers on Saturday events and a Thursday police court appearance.
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St. Mark’s
Darling
Archdeacon Flower
Aukerlen
Sarry Wills
aePatlen
Temma
Ronstaple
Padeneten
Memorial Complaint Against Nightly Disturbance in Camden Town
A memorial from Camden Town residents complains of a lodger who sings loudly from early morning, disrupting public space for about an hour. They petition magistrate Mr Denman to curb the nuisance after repeated efforts with landlord failed to stop the behavior. The magistrate agrees a constable should address the offensive singing and its unreasonable conduct.
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Mudie
Corte
Treland
Basson
Ierlinga
Camden Town
Cour
London
Autely
Denman
Mr. Denman
Haim
Settlement at Port Macquarie Amid Sparse News
Port Macquarie reports show more land applications at the local bands of Bee than in years past since Sir John Robertson's Prev Selection Act, while Hastings district progress is noted by George Hayman of Mount Pheu wor Col lery. Dr Sheldon introduces a new tonic remedy amid changing weather and common cough cures with claimed benefits for colds and throat irritation.
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Port Macquarie
John Robertaon
Hastings
Women’s Power Proclaimed At M’Neil Memorial Service
In a Waveries sermon at M’Neil Memorial Presbyterian Church Rev Thomas Morgan argued that a major twentieth century discovery would be the rise and power of women. He asserted Christianity emancipated women and that women now lead in church, policing, science, commerce and politics, with enduring influence over men.
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M'Neil Memorial Presbyterian
Thomas Morgan
San
Sant
Sue
Australia
Waras
Owen
Idnay
Garden of
Aden
Dota Kall
End
Glass-Making Industry Wages Board Nomination Stalemate
The Industrial Court considers proposed members for the glass making industry wages board. Employers push for Adolf Kaiser as a board member while the union seeks changes including J Meadows replacing A Abernethy. The judge will appoint W Lloyd B A Turr and Henry Holt, with Kaiser to replace Holt if Holt resigns, otherwise vacancy to be filled by court.
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Walter
Industrial Court
Jide Heydon
Adolf Kaiser Toom
Holt
Morris
Aa’ Ve
Winessors
Mesars
W. Lloyd
B. A. Turrant
Enry F. Holt
Gipsy Merchants!” Association
Mesara
J Meadows
J. M'Cabe
W. H. Mitchell
Kaiser
The Sleeper at Paling’s Coupon Distribution
An amusing incident occurred in the coupon distribution for Ada Crossley concerts at Paling’s this morning. A devotee slept at the door from early hours, awakening to find the rush for coupons already underway. More enthusiasts arrived as the day began, forming a continuous queue at the booking office.
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Paling
Ada Crossley
Mme, Crossley
NSW Society of St George Hosts Noted Concert
An enjoyable exidc concert was held by the NSW Society of St George at Aaron's Exchange Motel Szézes on Saturday night. Attendance was good and Senator Neild was chairman. Members H Weirmaf 3, B Sykes arranged the programme with contributions from Irving Crone J F Barnett Sid Shipway H Diver and Slade Murrey. The society, formed to foster English traditions, appointed Lord Disnley patron with Lord Norbeats as treasurer replacing Mr Churchill Packer who has gone to England. The beg secretary.
West Arncliffe school notice and planning approval
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss an application for a building or annex at West Arncliffe. The text mentions approval steps and references to related local planning processes, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Lover's Vengeance Ends in Tearing Tongue and Death
A torn vow of fidelity drives Francesco Verganti to Italy for revenge. He betrays his former fiancée Eloise Perrar’s marriage to a miller and enacts brutal dental operations on the crowd. The mob binds him to a horse and drags him for about two miles, leaving him near unrecognizable and likely dead.
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Per
Ber
Franceso Vergant
Vergant
Eloisé Perrar
Rerign Province
America
Paamge
New York
Wim
Vergan
Ely
Vergai
Rin
Wallan
Ttly
Monselive
Padus
Armen
Simeons
Vernani
Verantonal
Wex
Lo & Xallop
Tual
Vergani
Where Were The Men A Minister's Fears
Rev Thomas Moteas at M Neil Memorial Church Waverley warned men risk forgetting religion while many Sundays see more women in attendance He cited dry rot in Australia urged women to influence their husbands and children and pressed for noble politicians to lead rapid progress
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Thomas Moteas
M'Neil Memorial Church
Waverles
Australia
Atatratia
Marien
Derolem
Husiam
Four Negroes Lynched in Kentucky Lodge Inhouse Motive
A mob of about six men lynched four Black men in Lagan County Kentucky on August 4 in a ritual action tied to a lodge and alleged white authority. The crime, framed as a warning, followed tensions with a tenant farmer and involved claims of complicity by lodge members. Local inhabitants denied knowledge of the act until after it occurred, with minimal details released by authorities.
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Ramsetiquid
Kentucky
T.S.A J
Lagan County
Riveholder Dominates ATI-Comers Tennis Round
F Riveholder shown strong recovery form in the ATI-Comers Singles at Strath eid Tioc’e round, defeating Skipper with sharp volleys and powerful serves. Other results featured robust play from Darker, Goddard, Kidston, Anderson, Wicks, and Colquhoun in a tightly contested day of matches with standout forehands and precise placements.
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F. Riveholder
Stratheid
Eyrnken
Torbie Wariznen Rive
G. Wi Wment
Bie Clement
Bruin
Alwaya
Taeilel Parkur
Hike Winule
Doust Rusily
Goddard
Hay
Godfara
Does
RM. Kidmon
Anderson
Chin
Tannix
Kisto'e
Kidston
Yom Eoraor
Vill Andersen
Kustom
Abderson
Local Tennis Tourney Sees New Players Amid Wide Results
Short of practice, Mise Prapes serves poorly while Harris scores often off the ball. Players Maguire Lewis and others show varied form as new competitors join the tourney at Five Dock and Five Dock Court on Saturday. Matches feature St Pycra's Leichhardt against Fire Dock with several close scores and mixed outcomes among entrants including Spratt Kenny Kemp and Myler.
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Mise Prapes
Baunwe Harris
Maguire
Miss Lewis
Tor Yohsgon
Mies Cox
Agai
Suthiaiaem
St Piacre's
Leichhardt
Pive Dock
Five Dock Court
Selurday
Beares
S. Spratt
P. Spratt
St. Pincra's
Best
Ke Kemp
Fire Dock
Kenny L. Kenny
Howard
Berry
W Keany
Keany
C. Hest
Kemp
Spratt
P Spreit
Mixa Conlar
M'Lewn
Beer
Ales C. Hanley
V. Slse Myler
Misses Maud O
Manly Missca Myler
An’ Siohole
Mlesin Me
Henry
Mise Wyler
Mi Lean
Fiacre
St Johns Church Dedication Window Balmain North
Morning service at St Johns Balmain North saw the new East Window unveiled depicting The Good Shepherd. Memorial panels honor Miss May Hart and other church members. Rev J Eaton opened proceedings with a speech by the Vicar General and Mr Mart unveiled the panels. The window was presented by friends of Mrs Sarah Good.
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St. John's
Te Reveer
Mart
May Hart
St. Joan's
Paorts
Roreia
ePhin
Breaches of the Customs Act Leads to Penalties on Firms
In Sydney, various firms and individuals were fined under the Customs Act for misdescription and unlawful possession of goods. Penalties ranged from £2 to £10, with names including Cimber Company Limited, Walker, Fairland, Cable, Tickle and Company, Hammond and Cressman, Len Chirk, Li Yeo, A Albert, A Cole, Altort Views, and W Rechow. Proceedings note fortification of goods and involvement of steamer shipments.
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de Ministri Tus
Cimber Company, Limited
Fairland
Stes
S'Cable
Lemites
Tor J
Tickle
Compaur
Galry
WM. Creieh
Hammon
Cressman
Sydney
Ity
Alirce
Pawessina
Len Chirk
Li Yeo
Miniature Rifle Shooting Club Opens at Palin Emuariuns
The event at Matt Range featured nine rifle teams of six competing for prizes with 130 members praised for a promising start. Leaders praised the route to higher accuracy as Arnoldene claimed the trophy for the top individual shooter.
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Marra
Prirce
Clu
Arnola Veimine Ihr
Egg Shaped Object Draws Newsroom Curiosity
A peculiar egg shaped artifact sparked interest at Une Evening News office. Report notes the object resembles a normal egg but features an unusually narrow section. Details remain unclear as the item is described with fragmented terms and garbled OCR.
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Homer
Davidson & CO
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Marshall
Detwr
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THE
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