Tragedy on Jetty as Collapse Throws Crowd Into Water
Fifteen people including two babies were swept into twelve feet of water when a jetty collapsed at Sars William Pallister of Besley and Richard Hutchinson of Campsie aided the survivors. The crowd waited to board a launch as a rope caused the deck to give way. Pallister and Hutchinson helped women and children, with some treated for immersion.
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Ram
Sars
William Pallister
Besley
Richard Hutchinson
Campsie
Pallister
Hutkinson
Pallisder Swat
Hutchinson
River Tragedy Sparks Police Hunt For Suspect
Detectives search weekend for Fabian Foresty after bodies of Gwendoline Murray and Edna Dixon found on Macdonald River bank near Conghomestead. Foresty, 18, was charged at Congi Station with murder and remanded until February. Officers removed bodies to Walteria Hospital morgue for examination.
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Hese
Mo Scher
Wwe Sls
Tees
Koby Murray
Af Bendemerr
Edna Dizem
Macdonald River
Mr. Matthews
Carauer
Bom Docier
Waleria Hexital
Fabian
Tamworth
Congi Station
Wool
Brook
Gwendoline Ruby Murray
Edna Muriel Dixon
Servet
J. Whiteley
Conghomestead
Fogarty
Tennis Toplgin 1M final and upcoming events
The club outlines the men’s final draw and upcoming matches with Spreit v Everett and Potts v Rutherford. It notes courts drawing tonight, potential juniors’ matches nearby, and a plan for a party night by February 28 after a busy week of doubles events and club nights on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Toplgin
Arthur Spearpyioes
Dad Chemis
Bee Ban Brown
Ap Hothders
Fic
Tam
Nm Pubiimi
Hersey Read
Spreit v. Everett
Potts Y Rutherford
Kelly
I. Aethods
Fractured skull in Surry Hills assault
Frederick Williams aged 65 was admitted to Sydney Hospital after a heavy iron bar attack in a Commonwealth Street Surry Hills house. He suffered a fractured skull and head injuries as a result of the quarrel involved.
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Sydney
Frederick Williams
Sydney Hospital
Commonwealth Street
Surry Hills
Commercial Produce Prices Sydney Market Report
The Sydney wheat market opened with bulk new season parcels at 2/54 and 2/8 per bushel for bulk red. Prices for potatoes, butter, cheese, and maize varied. onions, millet, chaff, hay, and lucerne showed ranges from 1/8 to 7/4 per unit. Pricing reflects a mixed session across vegetables and grains with several commodity quotes in shillings and pence.
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Sydney
Oaten
Lucerne
Hay
Oaton
Stock Market Sydney Market Unchanged as Cattle and Sheep Yarded
At Homebush sales 2600 head of cattle yarded with prices steady. Bullocks from £6 to £14, cows £6 to £8, assortment varied. Sheep 26,009 penned with wethers 8 to 10s 19d, rams and lambs range up to 26s. Market unchanged overall.
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Sydney
Homebush
Train Driver Fights Through Bleeding On Melbourne Express
On Saturday Mel bourne express driver Mathes guided the train for 33 miles after a shard of glass burst from a promore gouge slashing his throat. He pleaded to stay aboard and drove toward Sydney despite a severed artery and severe wounds.
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Sydney
Mathes
Melbourne Express
Not Soft With Prisoners Says Minister In Parliament
The minister denied a report that he favored leniency for prisoners and argued that each case is considered individually. He noted unemployment leads to issues, and if employment is offered he is willing to give a chance if circumstances warrant it. He dismissed a claim of a standard reduction from 20 to 6 pounds for first offenders, saying the practice has persisted for 20 years.
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Justine
Martin
Steve Cab
Ft le
Ani
Teres
Martin Seid
Fishermen Missing Thought to Be Drowned Near Wellington
Four men including Themes Hagerty Jesmine Peppenhagen Frank Mask and Harley Hagarty were feared drowned after a sudden gale drove their fishing boat from its launch near Wellington New Zealand. Only the dinghy anchor and wreckage remained as searchers scoured the coast at dawn.
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Wellington
N.Z
Hagerty
Jesmine Peppenhagen
Frank Mask
Harley Hagarty
Ballownd
Heat wave grips state with 100 degree readings
Data from this morning show the state at the tip of another heat wave with practically all western division Riverina central west and south west stations reporting temperatures over 100 degrees. The Assistant State Meteorologist said the heat wave would likely continue for two more days across most of the state with a few scattered thunderstorms possible in the north east quarter.
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Riverina
Central West
South West
North East
German Sailors Allowed to Stay in Australia
Two German sailors who deserted from the German ship Altona will be permitted to remain in Australia if guarantees are given that they will not be a charge on the State.
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Sydney
Altona
Australia
Auckland man dies in fire at holiday home
Gordon Robert Mackay aged 49 from Sydney died in a blaze that destroyed a holiday house at Pihu, where he and a companion had taken a brief break. The tragedy occurred after they arrived for a holiday from Australia.
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Auckland
Gordon Robert Mackay
Tait Preserver
Sydney
Pihu
Fatal road crash near Shark Crogk bridge injures many
Frank Robine and Gordon Ray were killed and 14 other men injured in a lorry crash near Shark Crogk bridge. A trailing large tractor plunged down the bank. An unidentifed man was found unconscious at York Street and admitted to hospital in a critical condition with a fractured leg and head injuries.
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Sydney
Frank Robine
Gordon Ray
Siemers
Shark Crogk Bridge
Uni
Amalgamated Wireless
York Street
Smart thief snatches £180 then vanishes in tram chase
Sydney Monday report from Argyle Street notes Mrs Phyllis Elson, wife of the Lemsea of the Lord Nel Wie Hotel, had £180 stolen when a man leaped from a moving car, grabbed her bag, and reentered a fleeing vehicle run by a confederate. Despite her cries, the thieves disappeared.
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Sydney
Phyllis Elson
Lemsea
Lord Nel Wie
Argyle Street
Sptney
Thes
Min Elson
Abs
State Lottery Draw Announces Winners in Sydney
The 547th State lottery was drawn today with first prize No. 559 awarded to Westmead. Second prize No. 16 818 went to Sydney, followed by third prize No. 25 682 to Sydney and fourth prize No. 430 also to Sydney. The next draw is scheduled for Tuesday night.
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Westmead
Sydney
Exploration Ship Ayattearp Arrives in Sydney to Aid Antarctic Charting
Officers say the exploration ship Ayattearp arrived in Sydney from Hobart after being acquired by the Commonwealth Government to assist in charting Australia’s Antarctic possessions. Government asserts they have one of the best sea boats in the world and that no sea is big enough to sink her.
Workers' Compensation Court in Wellington presided by Judge Perdriau
His Honor Judge Perdriau will preside at the Workers' Compensation Court to be held in Wellington on Weineway next, commencing 1:5 at Gam. Three matters for determination include Edith Lauren McLeod versus Atta Vials Ltd, Christian Byvertsen versus Clifton Crean, and John Arthur Harchett and Joseph Fredrick Green and others trading as 15, F, Green and Sons.
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Perdriau
Wellington
Weineway
Gam
Edith Lauren McLeod
Atta Vials, Ltd
Christian Byvertsen
Clifton ‘Crean
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Royal Exchange Assurance
Bette
A. Shineberg
Stan
Otorist Petrol Company
Nahima
B. Barton
Mt. Nepima
D. A. Barton
Glenrock
N.m.smith
Glen Mitchell
A. McConochie
D. Brownhill & Sons
Caelidel Rey Street
F. Browshill
Warnet
Hedley
Leslie W. Ling
Warne Streat
The
NEW Zealand Insurance CO. Ltd
Prudential Assurance CO. Ltd
Life
Central New South Wales
Harold Keible
M.P.S
Nanima Crescent
W. Everett
Frying Pang
Sntead
Western Stores
Radio Department
Breville
Madel “Breville
Croydon
the Western Stores & Edgleys Ltd
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