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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
7
In a tense climax a frightened pair confronts a crime's aftermath. Dr. Lund and the visitor debate coercion and guilt as a magistrate looms, while a dying man reveals a crucial truth about a murdered horse and a hidden money question. The dialogue exposes fear, loyalty, and a dangerous bargain.
A detailed, albeit archaic, plan outlines a public works scheme to wall off and relocate the Police and Prisons Departments at the Hoover and Monliperes corner in Sydney. The design features a two-department complex with integrated ventilation, storage, caretaker quarters, and a curved corner colonnade, rising to two extra storeys for future expansion.
A fragmented note describes darkness near Mire Street and Water Street by the railway, criticizing authorities for insufficient lighting around the station. It mentions a person performing an operation at a spot, with glare from electric lights and a scene of confusion.
Sydney fire officials warn of rising danger as cramped headquarters and inadequate arrangements hinder rapid response. Superintendent Webb cites need for a new yard and rebuilt facilities to store gear and train staff. He notes delays will worsen if not addressed, urging government action and possible relocation to improve readiness.
Readers argue about relocating unemployed workers to unproductive land in South Wales and the impact on families. Critics warn of poverty, housing scarcity, and social distress, while supporters question alternatives and urge government aid and supervised settlement to avoid harm.
A fragmented description portrays wanderers facing drought and hardship in frontier regions. Squatters form a movement, with references to Levee, Guring, and a harsh landscape as workers drift toward farming or service life. The text mentions Australia and distant places, with implied migration and labor dynamics.
Officials inspected a new tramway from Parramatta with Deane and Cowderry presiding. J Knoeshaw, J Herrmage, and Z Vnoden led engineers through bridges, cutting, and yard work at the terminus. The tramway is set for opening next Monday amid activity with local property owners.
NGLISM ENTERPRISE Kiama thiraday the Weelish engineer Mr Saville surveying Lake Tila urre for Grilled capitaliats to build harbour. Commission ash ed and a report cabled to London. Engineer sees harbour feasibility at halt with improved design. ministers to decide on private company rights to construct a way line to connect southern line amid commercial prospects.
June 34 council meeting discusses keeping Bondi post office open longer amid Deputy General and Postmaster General input. Waverley Council hears revenue from Bond post office is under costs, aims to avoid extended hours unless revenue warrants continuation.
Waverley Council discussed a sewerage leak at multiple local sites and debated tramway plans from Enmore Road to HurwIch Hill. Public Works Committee split votes over route, with supporters urging New Canterbury Road alignment and opponents favoring Liverpool Street via Gander and Ucal.
Fragmented report details the Federated Ironmoulders Locy Rhowes quarterly tally with 48 pounds nearly, members pledged, appointments to Labourers Maton, and debate over Oman’s application for a Mumia Daving Leen. Minutes note wage disputes, arbitration, and consent to casual delegate selection amid unsettled conditions.
In a week of robust activity, buyers pursued numerous parcels across multiple suburbs. The listings include blocks of land fronting streets in Redfern and Burwood, allotments in Panvertery and Praising Dickson street, and several estates in Abbotsford and Canterbury Gid-ross, with prices ranging from modest per foot figures to thousands in total.
The Labour Bulletin for July shows a salary of 241 pounds for an official, with government costing for fittings and incidental expenses. It notes that Mr. Wakefield coordinated the deformation and that Air Seyhey, Chief Labour Commissioner, handled editing with no allowances. a junior clerk’s £30 per annum addition covered extra clerical work from the publication.
A garbled ad claims ATL Chemists offer a guaranteed cure for piles including bleeding and protruding forms. It alleges rapid relief after one application and cites manufacturers as backing. The text names multiple distributors and wholesale houses and mentions a Sydney bulletin.
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