Wires From Ottawa On Council Bills And Steamer Cargo Debate
The dispatch reports Council amendments to the Closer 1 Bill and the Defamation Bill advancing through committee. The Federal Parliament finished session business and will be tied today. A remand to New tuate followed a police request, and a tram accident sparked debate over labor handling cargo on the steamer Marmors amid strike talks and bunkering practices.
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Antate
Dusiedoo Village
Tate
Taralge
Iasus
Double Tragedy at Bondi as Milk Boy Finds Bodies
A milk boy at Bondi discovers a man and a woman dead in bushes. Police report a pistol wound to the temple and a revolver in the man’s hand. both deaths appear instantaneous. Names and exact identities remain unclear.
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Cook
H Willocks
Anguin
Wellington
Hulangers
A. Davie
Wallington-Parkra
Bondi
Rounda
Strike Deepens as Sydney Coal Labor Dispute Mounts
Sydney reports a mass strike with 14 500 workers idle and 12 000 out of work as unionists vow to expel naval and military members. Talks and mediation efforts continue while government contemplates large foreign coal imports and railways face supply strain.
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Sydney
Hughes
Mears
West Walloon
Isederabip
Labotére
Eteiken
Moby
Wooth
Newcastle
Mosara
Dowling
Brennan
Burne
Wade
Acollisry Proprivior
Ivan
Frea Bor
Wna
Datore de Wort
District News Buoyancy Boosts Local Mood and Events
District news reports a thriving hamlet with rising business optimism and farmers prospering as new crops come in. Social clubs shut down activities for hard graft, bands and sports teams fade, a New Year dance is planned, and local committees prepare to collect wheat for shared hospital support amid transport disruptions.
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Huey Dewe
Walt
Georie
Sosial and Recreation Clube
Ralweta
Tania Club
Newcastle
Royal Battalion
Walts
Schottimbo
Elin Vale
Guo
America
Bhirs Council
The
Indien
Bes
Macoubie
Gourit
Wellington
Connie
Turnbull
Miss Thorby
Thorby
Othei Voucher
Auch
Dubbo
Weather and local disruption sweep through Decamber area
Fragmented OCR text describes erratic weather with cool nights and warm days, mentions rain, harvest work, and a local incident involving a man named Hainsworth and others. The passage is garbled but conveys unsettled conditions and community impact.
Thompson to Leave Bodan Fora Plant After Long Service
Mr. Thompson, who has overseen the Bodan Fora plant machinery for many years, retires with best wishes from the community. A farewell concert and fête are planned for Friday the 10th to honor his decades of work and the Lamington Mule project connected to his tenure.
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J. ‘Thompson
Whiaf Angiower
Derry
Dain
Beliene
Gowtherland
Von
Thompson
P. Davia
Lamington
Thontpaen
Weil
Trainicy
Weather and harvest fret in local district report
The piece notes heavy weather causing delays and travel issues while crops face mixed progress. Wheat and grain are in various stages with farmers rushing harvests but market prices hinder sale. an elderly resident of the community is mentioned in relation to a peaceful passing.
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Sud
Rafraahing
Waaring
Ams
Harvest yields rise in district with strong bags per acre
Harvesting is in full swing across the district with wheat yields described as very good. Reports cite 10 to 19 bags per acre, including a patch yielding 14 to 18 bags, the highest heard of. Also notes a Yooval Progress Association meeting in M's Hall with a plan to form a Bush Fire Brigade and joiners urged to send names to AG. Morley or A. H. Howard.
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AG. Morley
A. H. Howard
Hos Beso
Johnson Bros
Chapman
Pia
Labour League
Boring Day Sparsely Noted In Town Matchup
A garbled report records a planned contest between Stuart Town and Burrendong with limited readable details. It mentions training aid usage and a weather note suggesting favorable conditions, with partial names and phrases intan gible to readers.
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Stuart Town
Burrendong
Glorious harvesters report in from unknown glow
A garbled message from a correspondent mentions a grand harvest scene with cheerful tones and bustling activity, praising warmth and delightful effort though many words are unreadable.
Harvesting Progress Amid Poor Weather and Mixed Yields
The report notes ongoing harvesting operations with monthly disruption and uncertain results. Beehive crops show some areas yielding about fifteen bushels, while other fields remain stalled due to wind and conditions. Local figures mention John Hunt and residents of Morrombidgerie affected by the harvest, reflecting a tense rural season amid weather challenges.
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Ita
Girat
Morrombidgerie
Ain Messinese
Wool and trade update from Sedurn and partners in Sydney
Sedurn Hall nod Co reports a mixed but active wool market with good clearances near prior price levels. Buyers, especially Americans and Continent and Yorkshire buyers, show strong demand for superfine spinning wool while inferior lots struggle, and warnings grow of possible suspensions amid strike uncertainty affecting shipments.
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Sedurn
Hall Nod Co, Ltd
Sydney
Aafon
Tate
Raily
Ad Ab
Ad Ab To the Bearing of Strike Devslop * Fuente
Winchcombe, Carson and Co, Ltd
Continent
Yorkshire
Asserion
Russia
Lowe
Wheat Market Notes and Tendered Bids Amid Turmoil
Market reports show Harrison, Jones and Devlin amid shifting bids as traders underline tendered offers. Amid uncertain demand figures, some buyers push for clearer carriage terms while others warn of price volatility.
Government Action Stirs Industrial Conflict Across Newcastle
Debates over government measures escalate amid coal mining tensions. Officials discuss inviting mine owners to talks, potential factory and mine actions, and maintaining order as miners threaten strikes. Police powers are cited to curb disturbances while preparation for possible mine closures remains under review.
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Svacy
Brenden
Wren
Newcastle
Mative Weely Co
Bothaiden
Clark
Low
Secratary
Wood
Inspector General Police
Maitland
Gould
Newtown
Blaf
Prosott
Correspondence on Sabbath observance and harvesting delays
A late 19th or early 20th century letter discusses farmers harvesting on Sunday, cites biblical and colonial rules about Sabbath work, and notes community concern over delays and hunger. It mentions penalties for smoking to meetings and advertises local mechanical and motor goods.
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O Furta
Wight
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Wowlaraon
Prom Our
Sydmey Wou
Harrison
Jones
Devlin
Sheree
Bell & 60
Bank M.S
Wales
Central Wharf
Gircular Quay
Waioge
Manaleruan
Obtaleebiens
A. Mateus
Wedlingrou
She Bator
A. Tar
Apeuker
Vizike
Lisary
Alata
Dar
Mola
Assos
Atsart
Abewnholm
Bethurat
Ionanrian
Department of Pobiin
Dimeter Tnt Generie
Towers
Arles
Bef
Constary
Botice
Cumnock
Olf Showldar
Vita
st / BEACE
Munsoun
ATOR
Fellingoo
Monee OK
Ina Wellington
Great Western Milling Co
Munbarpe
Methodiat Church
Laptas
Bedford & Taylor
J.P. Clifford
Ame Club
Deny
O'shea’s
Lessin
Coe
Freehold
Keeate
Wolioiter
Weis
Bedford & Tatlor
Wallops
Geurie
Gurrie
Conrrabee
Abel Wilkins
Bal'ron Nat
Sports
Sforts
Church of England Building Fund
Rormace
Orouhda
Aia
Fr Envals
Sowa Admirrion
Aida D
Adena Be
Childu
Bummbyred Sbebaes
Brad
Aamler Smnoemon
Brand
Santomy
P.C
Akon
Aus
Leo-strest
Ean Pamarenli
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