Contents of This Issue and Advertised Listings
A fragmented page lists sections such as By Bavel f ud umd Mt 5 Burinees Mothcen and late advertisements. It mentions government ads, shipping notices, furniture sales, hotel directory, stationers, land for sale, lost and found, tables, undertakers and a meeting notice.
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Bavel
Fabi
Bai Furniture
Perey
Spena
Sala Fulberription Tate
Ant
Se Lest
Taare
Cy Undertakers
Tividiv
Parkes attacks payment of members amid New South Wales debate
In a Wingham speech Sir Henry Parkes condemns the motion for immediate payment of members as self serving and urges disclosure of names of proposers. Reports note shifts in public opinion, with election dynamics and customs duties debate shaping political tensions across Sydney and rural seats.
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Wingham
H. Parkes
Poracna
Houss
Henry Parkes
W. O. Waill
RK. Rouse
Rouse
Sydney
Newtown
Gwydir
Haswell
Mudgee
Bisbard
Noild
Adelaide
Lord Carrington
Buah
Nelld
Prince of Wales
France
Melbourne
Waverley
Handwick
Canada
London
Lancers
Newontle
Rugby Clubs Rally As Newcomers Seek Square in Division
Rugby scene looks set with Taralire Glenmore Mons Vals Volunteers and Orenge Our boys joining claims over leagues as every season adds fresh players and clubs. Practice games are slated to form a NSW squad ahead of end month tests, with committees to oversee selections and horse racing notes and cricket fixtures peppering the week.
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Kew South Wales
Mason
Fiiek
Maneiland
Pisce
Tanana Boys
Messrs
Brodie
Thallon
Arnold
Sam
Uion
N.E.W
George Bentinck
Kent
Darkwell
W. Pearson
A .F. Dakin
Meare
Campbell
Pratt
Elizabeth-ateret
Redfern
Manly
Mr. Frank Smith
Botany
W. Bates
Eb, Bridge
G. Bainford
W. H. Ballard
F. W. Crane
Foulkon
J. Lartalestier
W. Lumundaine
F. C. Newman
J. F. Rugg
G. A. Richardson
G. A. Steadman
J. Thurlow
F. Walker
G. Torr
T. Watkins
W. Smith
Acon
Vermint
Delite
Iuttha
Atart
Balch
Rat
A. Fayten
Moor Park
Matchlock
Sydney
India
Varmint
Trotting contest stalls meeting in dismal weather
The June 26 Globe reports a meeting of the Doref staff where a trotting prize was debated but blocked by opposition from horse owners and members. The session adjourned with hope the objectors may reconsider and permit a trot with a suitable prize. The piece also notes a humorous Irish horse show anecdote and Rugby Union committee actions in New Zealand with club formations and match plans.
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Tor Hvien
Moembera Swati Cerns
Brooves
Whesimen
Tiakhiors
Arrival of the San Francisco Mail Inbound
The San Francisco mail arrived this morning with passengers including Mr and Mrs Hanley and families, Mr and Mrs Filton and families, Rev and Mrs Cook, and many others. Telegrams are compiled from various wire sources and correspondents.
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Bkutse
Atdtunn
Thia Dag
Fom Peny’aa
Maripones
Hanley
Mora
Filton
Deamold
Henderson
Auderton
Rev
Mire
Cook
Miews Thomas
Hanton
Dudforse
Anthony
Lassen
Mesdames
Selmara
Wilon
Meera
Wilkinson
Learmouth
Ritner
Law
O'Kaefe
Wace
Brooklin
Thorne
Thomas
Mater
Liemington
Young
Macrae
Bykea
Tancred
Wirerepo
Maltly
Honolulu
Signora Luigi
Lendomi
Senora Aldini
Joran
Grave
Renter
Melbourne
Ewo
Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition invitation terms and royal participation
London reports indicate the Prince of Wales may decline to open the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition with potential participation by Prince Victor or Prince George. London committees include several nobles and politicians in a bid to promote the event amid diplomatic chatter and colonial news.
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Lonnon
Thurday
Prince of Wales
Prince Victor
Sldeeton
Hix Royal High
Ita
Senor Castelar
Saul Samers Han
Skinners’ Company
J. Z. Garrick Han
Trueensland
Northern
Queensland
New Oriental Hank Corporation
W. J. Clarke
Taft
London
Victoria
Combe de Variz
France
Agenta-Guneral
Ayete
Crystal Palace
Chahan Kerry
The Brickmakers Strike Dispute Letter to the Globe
Sir Mo H Magney of North Shore denies a Globe report claiming he sought an interview with the Brickmakers board about the eight hours system. He says no new object could be achieved and questions why the misstatement was published, hinting at a covert motive.
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Yeatenlay
The
Brickmakers
Dion
MO. H
Magney
North Shore
Unclear labor dispute letter to police over brickworks protection
A dated letter from JAR Cook, General Secretary, to the Inspector-General of Police at Hurstville discusses sending police to protect Mr. Goodsell’s brickworks at Newtown. It argues the protection is unjust and questions the need for additional precautions while noting workers lack formal education and claim to act prudently amid a strike.
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Inspector-General of Police
Mr. Goodgall
Goma
Jar Cook
Hurstville
J. Goodsell
Brickwords
Newtown
Foya
Moruya Fund Boost Sails Past City With Small Town Support
A fragmented report notes Moruya leading with £90 for the Ly-ee-Moon fund while smaller towns contribute more than the city. It mentions new Masons openings, recovered items, and scattered references to banking, medicines, and local names in a garbled text.
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Moruya
Teebay
Coondagal
Howlett
Gawioen
Trom
Inquest Reveals Self-Inflicted Death at Domain
An inquest at Loudun Motel examined the body found yesterday at the Domain with a forehead wound and a near-by pistol. The deceased, identified as Theorge Berg by Thomas Cramm, a German fitter about 27, bore a long surname. indications point to self-inflicted gunshot injuries. Police and coroner noted a loaded revolver, missing live rounds, a blood pool, and no signs of struggle, with a verdict of death by self-inflicted pistol wound.
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Mr. Ahiell
Loudun
Aod
George Frithe
Napier-wtreet
Paddington
Gisorge Berg
Witheen
Ike Dringenborg
Williun Edbward Quelch
Wann
Alec
Withera
Toan
Circular Quay
Sydney Hospital
Kichler
Water Police
Trade and Labour News from the Swan With Two Necks
An early 19th century report details the Friendly Trade Moulders of Ironmoulders meeting at the Swan with Two Necks Hotel with Mr A Hollin presiding. The group adjourned to reconvene Wednesday, after an executive gathering held last Monday. The Thades Hall Committee also met there withMr J B West in the chair.
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Itoonmoulders
Ironmouldere
Swan-with-Two-Neeks
A. Hollin
Thades Hall
Tradea Hell
Swan-with-Two-Nocks
Hale
J. B. West
Tlambers
Soilerminkers
Coachon
Ty Hntens
N.8.w. Saddle
Harnace
Hull Company
J. Brown
Darling Harbour
Theatres and Exhibitions Updated in Sydney Sights
The town’s theatres present varied programs from Strock OL and The Widow to the Willinmeone with Dampier, plus Huckley’s Irish Company and Hugo’s Opera. The Academy promises a fight bill with new novelties, including a Japanese quartet. Smith’s company marks its second year at Almamoa as crowds flock to see fat criminal exhibits and other entertainments. Vivian Buckley Cowan offer suburban shows, while Japan Villaon advertises upcoming weeks and East Coast tours. Our London partner notes summer orders with price-conscious wool goods and tailors.
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Huckley
Hugo's Oper
Ure
Villaon
Saclay
Uckley
Bermoon
Pany
Mise Vivian
Tom Buckley
Johony Cowan
Intercolonial fire destroys timber yard and adjoining property
A large fire in Meccoresk on Friday devoured James Moown's timber yard on the Yarm's south bank and damaged part of Huddart Parker's cartage yard. Losses estimated between £15,000 and £250,000 with £420,000 insured on the yard. Fire spread rapidly. origin unknown aside from starting in the cities.
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James Moown
Yarm
Huddart Parker
Supreme Cent
Godlock
Adelaide
Ballarat
House of Commoca
Howe
Ireland
Bulware
Mulgrave
Thomas M’teraith
Walter Adams
Jax. C. Walker
Geo. Bkyring
North Queensland
Marning
Apetarow
Builders’ and Contractors’ Association
Masons’ and Hincklayers’ Society
Hank of Australasia
Stowscutters
Trenton Tedac
Police Intelligence Water Case Drags to Sessions
Ade Wilon and May Leaton faced charges for handling stolen jewelry tied to James Rotlinesn and ceeph Hichards. Both were found guilty but chose to proceed to Sessions as the prosecutor could not wait. they departed for Kimberley today, and the case was withdrawn.
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Addison
S.m
Ade Wilon
May Leaton
Centenary Exhibition planning meeting in Sydney
A preliminary meeting at Fitz-Street office near Sydney discussed a Centennial International Exhibition for Australia with merchants and manufacturers in attendance. Sir Edward Strickland chaired, urging a grand event and a public meeting set for July 6 in Brown Hall to push forward a national celebration with arches and commemorative records.
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Australia
Mew
Milly and Pile
Fitz-Street
Merantile
Sydney
Edward Strickland
Ala
Messia
de Liesa
G. Pilo
Greville
Moone
Swiney
H. Stephen
Whso
Frown Hall
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Fuir
Brett
Colopal Rowe
Uahimanely
D. G.connor
Barward Birickland
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