Notice to Trespassers on Various Estates
A garbled 19th or early 20th century notice set warns that trespassers on multiple estates including NYRANG TM Katella TM Neureau Estate Birrell Vale Lindftial and other properties will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Signed by multiple individuals including SMITH KOS SPENCER MADDREDS KUR BARTON A. E. FULLER and N ALTHOPER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Maddreds
Neurea
A. E. Fuller
Neures
Birrell Vale
Lindftiai
Althoper
Miller's Visit to Nyngan Under Inquiry
A chaotic inquiry at Nyngan involving Constable M B Milley and the Miller family, with Judge Markell ruling no impropriety in Miller's conduct. The commission heard denials of collusion and noted family sensitivities during the probe into visits and potential disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Hall
Royal Cordmssion
Magger Tamily
Nyngan
Markell
M B. Milley
Daugs Jere
Mey
Wy J. Maekay
Miller
Maikay
Ngrizan
Sydney Hospital nurse decries appalling conditions
Nurse H W Orr blasts the Sydney Hospital as scandalously overcrowded and asks why exhausted staff and injured inmates are kept in unsafe wards. She describes exposure to dust and falling plasters, with recruits saying they were awakened during the night as conditions worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Orr
Sydney Hospital
Workers Killed and Injured in NSW Trial Accidents
Mrs Gordon Bennett chair of the Byrdney Safety Council of New South Wales reports over one million workers killed and more than three thousand injured in NASW trial accidents during 13. The Workers' Compensation Commission awarded E&M201 in Verspemeation, with estimates that economies face the industries wars about £3,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Bennett
Byrdney Safety Council
New South Wales
Workers’ Compensation Commission
Farmers' debts policy debate at town council
The council met to discuss accelerating the settlement of debt obligations across the county. Federal grants and state programs are expected to total about six million pounds, influencing local finance and public works in the upcoming period.
Immunisation Efforts Highlighted by Health Officials
The Metropolitan Medical Officer of Health Dr. Firnham Drew noted councils’ readiness to adopt immunisation schemes. He cited over 230,000 residents still unvaccinated against diphtheria in Quinnsland and warned of the disease’s potential lethality without widespread protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Medical Officer of Health
Firnham Drew
Quinnsland
The Rabaul Eruption Sparks Political Clash
Sidney denounces orders to return to Rabaul as unjust and warns that government actions risk legal trouble. He asserts locals face greater risks and claims the administration has failed to protect the town, citing large stocks at Lake Rabaul and ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokapo
Rabaul
Moneylenders Thrive Amidst Hidden Debts and Quick Matches
Fragmented text suggests a report on moneylenders thriving amid unregulated lending practices. Mentions unidentified individuals, debts, and legal actions seen in a chaotic OCR sample. Entities and specifics are unclear due to the damaged source.
Judge weighs druggist profits and grocer trade in inquiry
The inquiry heard small numbers of residents respond to a questionnaire on relaxing chain store entry. Justice Browne urged a personal visit to multiple towns including Newcastle Temora Orange Young Cootamundra Dubbo and Albury. Witness Hadley described high chemist margins while others argued profits and dispensing fees vary. The hearing adjourned with no immediate ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Browne
Newcastle
Graterton
Temora
Lianne
West Wye Jong
Cootamundra
Muswellhooky
Orange
Young
Goulvain
Tamworth
Wages
Dubbo
Casino
Albury
Yeung
Abrahame
Hadley
Hugh
Thomas Hadley
Faveountan
Avrabins
Washington H. Koul, Wattinaon and Co. Ltd
Commission
Dbenenine Loohath
Leslie Jamen Thompson
Chomlatx
Vine
Dtstive Browne
Medical Superintendent Resigns from Canberra Hospital Board
The medical superintendent resigns from the hospital board amid allegations of an inappropriate campaign and misconduct. NSW branch of the BMA to investigate the claims while the hospital honors the resignation and appoints interim officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honaviey
Nsw
B.M.A
City Money Lenders Denial Sparks Department Worry
Deputy Director J F Duncan denied city money lenders claims that nearly all Post and Telegraphs staff faced taxes judgments. He said only about 60 or 70 employees were involved. He warned the department is troubled by officers aiding money lending, calling the activity in the government department scandalous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Post and Telegraphs
J. F. Duncan
Department
Agu
Wee
Eras Stewart
Government
Sunday Sport Debate Alarm From Sydney
Mr Harrop secretary of the Theatrical and Affinement Eimplomnes Association says the government ponders Sunday sport. He warns the association would prosecute offenders if football on Sundays returns, noting the group already pursues two cases and has fined £200 under the Sunday Observance Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thurmalay
Chiat Senatary
Chat Teys
Harrop
Eimplomnes' Association
geMinstate
Market Report Notes Little Change In Prices
The day’s stock market bulletin records prices remaining steady across key categories. Traders observed no significant shifts in cattle and sheep values, with quotes showing marginal movement and overall flat activity amid varied grain and livestock items.
Threatened Postal Strike Tests Union Resolve in Sydney
Postal workers threaten a walkout unless demands are met, with union leaders warning of a sanctioned strike. Reports cite system strain and espionage concerns amid rising tensions over work conditions and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myla
Ubeehees Astom
Sydney
Espionae
Commonwealth Public Service Board recommends fee on eastern pension care
Report notes a board proposal to charge government for east ern pension care and to curb attractivenes s of moneylenders to federal staff. It alleges lenders distribute incentives to staff to take loans, knowing salaries are protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Commonwealth Public Service Board
Alumn
Commonwealth
Anfe
Thi
Local Sydney Produce Prices Hover With Mixed Values
The Sydney Perth market page shows fluctuating bids for wheat at 6/ per bulk parcel and thawed lots around 5 4d per bushel. Prices for potatoes onions cheese and lucerne hay appear mixed with several figures scattered, reflecting a volatile agricultural commodities session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Maine
Onten
Lucerne
Avby Hay
Wanten
Uenrae
Murder charge in Sydney men for Hartup death
Patrick Doyle aged 26 and Henry Gartner aged 30 were charged with murdering Frederick William Hartup a 23 year old boxer at Marrickville on March 20. The Crown alleged a shot fired from a weapon near HetCuic hotel and that a fight preceded the shooting. Defense claimed self defense. Evidence described a night in Marrickville with shots fired and a complex sequence of events surrounding the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thandey
Patrick Doyle
Henry Gartner
Frederick William Henry Hartup
Marrickville
Crown Pewple
Ty Toye
Crown
Pctomea
Doyle
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Wellington Times
Perry Street
J. D. Rynembill
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