Arthur Smart

[cando]

This Lola is the only SMART enrolled to vote living at the address.

Australian Electoral Roll
1930
SMART Lola 37 Hugo Street, Redfern  HD

1949
SMART Lola Mary  11 Grays Lane Waterloo  HD

and at the same address - from the linked thread

1949
DARCY Arthur Reginald  11 Grays Lane, Waterloo  Labourer
DARCY Harold Charles   11 Grays Lane, Waterloo  Labourer

Death
23304/1956    
SMART Lola  75 years  Waterloo
District Wyong

Cando

[sparrett]

Is this the death which gave you the name Lola

30523/1943 DARCY Florence
 Parents Arthur & Lola
At Redfern

So is this a sister to Florence?

23637/1900  SMART  Elizabeth I
Parents Arthur &  Lola
At Manley

Sue

[cando]

Sue I posted the death along with death notice etc on the linked thread.

Possibly Arthur's death

19412/1926    
SMART Arthur  50 years Manly
District Manly

A transcription or two may help you with this family.  Florence's birth certificate should show Arthur's and Lola's ages and places of birth.
http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/bdm_fh.html#transcription

I'll have a look for them on the 1903 and 1913 electoral rolls...have to prepare our evening meal

Cando

[sparrett]

Elizabeth died young

19550/1921 Smart Elizabeth I I D M
Parents Arthur & Lola
At MANLY

Sue
 

[cando]

Possibly Florence's brothers - all with parents Arthur and Mary L at Manly
23805/1904 SMART Arthur R
35025/1905 SMART Walter    
5279/1908    SMART Reginald

Deaths
14395/1907    
SMART Walter
Father Arthur  Mother Lola
District Manly

Possible deaths

1818/1970    [Born c1908]
SMART Reginald Henry  62 years Died Little Bay
District Sydney 

25780/1978  [Born c1903]   
SMART Arthur Russell   75  Died Hillston

Cando

[cando]

New South Wales  1903
SMART Arthur  Victoria Parade, Manly   Labourer

Sydney Morning Herald 21 Jul 1927
WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION.(Before Judge Perdrlau and Messrs. Routley and Halliday.)
LOSS OF A HUSBAND.
This was an application on behalf of Lola Smart, of 6 Raglan-street, Manly, widow of Arthur Smart, caulker and plumber, who claimed £800 compensation from the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage in respect of the death of her husband, who had been employed by tho board for 25 years, and who died on December 17 last, his death, it was claimed, being due to lead poisoning contracted during the course of his employment by the board The respondents pleaded that notice of the alleged contraction, or of the death had not been proven as required by the Act, and that the injury was not caused in the course of employment, or on the deceased's daily or other periodic journey between his home and place of employment.
Mr. Frank Louat (Instructed by Messrs F R Cowper and Stayner) appeared for the claimant; and Mr Braddon (Instructed by Mr R W. Hooke) for the respondents
The matter is part heard.

Cando

[cando]

Evening News  23 Sep 1916
Many Sly-Grog Selling
The hearing of the charge against Mrs Lola Smart, 40, or selling liquor without a licence at her residence in Eustace-street, Manly, on Sunday last, was resumed at the Water Police Court.
Probationary Constable Jurd stated that he purchased a couple of bottles of beer from accused for 1s, one of which he drank and the other he gave to Sergeant Small.  In answer to accused’s solicitor, he admitted he had been to the place of the week previously, but denied that he had asked the accused to get him two bottles of beer for Sunday Sept 17, because it would be after 6 when he would arrive.  At the time he was in military uniform.  He had been at Gallipoli.
Accused stated that Constable Jurd took a room for himself and his wife on September 9, and asked that two bottles of beer be kept for him on September 16.  He arrived on September 17 in uniform, and received the two bottles for which she received 2s.  She said she did not want it whereupon he said, "Give it to the kids.”  She denied selling any beer.
She was convicted and fined £30, in default four months’ imprisonment.

Cando

[Mummybear1]

On birth certificate’s of Florence smart
Arthur smart was in 30 when Florence was born