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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
7
A terse telegram like update arrives with terse lines noting Tate Cable News received today from our own correspondent. The brief item signals a routine dispatch with no clear events or names beyond the source.
A group of sharpers used telephone links between London Paris and Berlin and Vienna to swindle a leading bookmaker in Vienna out of many thousands of pounds. The delay of telegrams allowed bets to be placed two and a half hours after the event.
In memoriam notices mark the passing of our dear mother who departed this life on April 1. Also remembered is our dear sister Dolly who died March 15. Inserted by J and J Quon and Mrs. Young.
The article argues that under a federation the states and central government compete to attract population. It condemns the current overlap in land advertising and immigration efforts and proposes a stark choice: states surrender land to the federal government to run immigration and settlement, or continue with the existing cumbersome system. It notes states value the right to select and settle immigrants locally.
A British critique of the large sums leaving the United States due to travel and investments abroad. The piece notes about sixty million pounds moved out last year, largely as American heiresses take funds overseas. It discusses expatriate migration, potential taxes on marriages abroad, and argues travel yields broad educational benefits that offset capital loss.
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The piece argues that New South Wales, Australia, should manage immigration locally rather than rely on the Federal Government. It warns against a centralized federal department, noting potential waste and loss of state sovereignty. It critiques federal and state overlap in immigration efforts and envisions a pan Australian approach failing settlers’ needs.
Wirth Brothers will distribute buns and ginger beer to 13,000 children on Good Friday morning as part of their usual Good Friday feast. Packed houses draw country visitors and special arrangements with New South Wales Fresh Food and company ensure supply. Carts will deliver Thursday afternoon and early Friday morning if needed.
The Famous SANDER AND SONS Pure Volatile Eucalypt Extract proved safe and effective by Victoria's Supreme Court experts. Warns against inferior eucalyptus oils and urges insistence on the genuine extract. Mentions distributors Elliott Bros, Kiet Drug Co, and others.
London dispatch reports that in Barcelona anarchists led by Juan Rull Hermenagildo Rull and Maria Queralto were condemned after failed blackmail attempts. One group member was sentenced to passing, with four others jailed for four months to 24 years in chains.
London reports the famous garrison church at Berlin burned down in a great fire. The blaze destroyed the structure with only the nave saved among flags displayed from the war of 1570.
The Cape Times reports South Africa may congratulate itself on Churchill’s removal as Under-Secretary and Crewe’s appointment as Colonial Secretary. The Cape Zreus expresses relief at Churchill’s exit and the new Colonial Office leadership.
The death is announced of Willie Edouin a popular comedian in London. The notice appears in Tuesday evening columns noting his passing and public recognition.
A Blue Book from London reports on Rand labor issues. It states Earl of Elgin urged equal treatment of Chinese offenders and in November approved a temporary renewal of indentured labor laws, aiming to remove obstructions in practice once feasible.
London bars of silver closed the day at 26 1a per ounce standard. market activity showed firm demand and stable pricing in evening trading.
On the London Stock Exchange Tuesday evening Australian Mortgage Debenture stock closed at 101 down percent from fortnight ago Delgety and Company Debentures rose to 122 Melbourne Gas Debentures at 100 dropped two points The quartages list includes Australian New Zealand Mortgage 4% debentures City of Sydney 4% 1932 1913 debentures 101 Paigety and Company shares 5%
A Good Friday concert at Town Hall attracts a record gathering of locals and visitors drawn by a strong program. Lemmone and Southwell bring Raginall Roberts of the Royal Comic Opera Company to sing The Lord Is My Light and The Lost Chord with Newtown Band accompaniment. The lineup features J E Sykes Cyril le Mont Harald Reeves John Lawmon Harald Whiffle Mabel Batchelor and Ads Middensy in a varied entertainment program.
A garbled OCR note discusses tailoring aftercare and orders from London ideas. Mentions patterns, self measure kits, and a king themed item. References to cheese pricing appear in error.
The High Court of Australia ruled there is no jurisdiction for the Court of Conciliation and Arbitration to hear a dispute involving the employment conditions of ship masters and officers in ships operating between Calcutta and Australia. Justices Barton OConnor and His Fins concurred, delivering the unanimous judgment in Melbourne.
In Camden and Kiama, dairy dealers resist price demands and maintain a firm stance with the Milk Suppliers Association. Officials warn no milk will be dispatched until recognition is achieved, and no wobblers are allowed among suppliers as talks with Sydney distributors continue.
The body of waterman Jan Mooren was recovered after a collision between his boat and the Watsons Hay ferry off Fort Macquarie on Friday. He was seen near Fort Denmnon and at about seven o clock in the morning he was taken to the police station and conveyed to the circular quay.
Auction notice for unredeemed pledges to be sold at the Rooms 274 Pitt Street on April 21 at 1 0 by Jobo FP Lister. Diamond Jewellers of Candertagle-short 74 and 42 am lists £3 by Jona Russell Jones.
Purchasers report relief after using Rose's Celebrated Eye Lotion for sore eyes and inflamed eyelids. The product, sold by H. A. Rose and Co. at 531 George Street Sydney, is available at all Chemists and open all night and on holidays.
An unstable ad style notice promotes an Easter display sale at Ryde Mount with claims of low prices on goods like silverplate leather and optics. It mentions town landmarks and shops such as Ryde Mount Landing and New South Wales style references, urging shoppers to visit for specials.
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