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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1902
Page
4
Wills in Australia announce Cayetan cigarettes by Messrs W D and HO willis that their celebrated Cayetan cigarettes are low manufactured in a milder flavour than formerly.
The Arbitration Act controversy centers on government power to amend law via regulations framed under it. A Labour Party critique notes earlier Court decisions were respected, yet fears new regulations could bias outcomes and affect constitutional propriety amid ongoing disputes with employers.
Lawmakers clash over UTSH regulation and the impact on industry as ministers push new rules. Opposition cites constitutional limits while supporters argue urgent need to harmonize standards. Public observers call for clarity and timely implementation.
Engineering firms worldwide have prepared designs and tenders for the North Shore Bridge project. Officials consider options and potential parliamentary steps as bids begin, with concerns over cost, routes, and economic impact shaping the discussion.
A court recounts a controversial case about schoolmaster duties and parental responsibility. A boy sent to Seaford College, described as a garden of weeds, faced strict discipline over three years. The father refused to pay after the youth’s poor effort in arithmetic and French, prompting questions of student progress and school accountability.
A court weighs the burden of financing a controversial sow exhibition event. The case questions whether funding pressure on a man to participate is lawful. The details reference education branches and the potential for a public jubilation tied to the event.
A fragmentary historical note compares Chaucer's Canterbury tale to a case in which a man faced charges for frequenting a public place near a Canterbury land, with references to moral judgment and social order. The text blends literary allusion with a legal inquiry and hints at public sentiment and punishment.
A fragmented editorial reflects on women's evolving status asserting they are now the equals of men. It recalls past hierarchies, praises recent gains, and laments lingering resistance amid public demonstrations and shifting social norms. The piece contrasts old and new orders, noting bold calls for women's legitimacy in leadership and public life.
The essay critiques European views on the Boer leaders General Bolbe and Com moandante De We and Delarey, noting British reactions to Boer resilience. It questions critics and imagines a fuller interview between Kruger and Leyds versus Ring Edward, Le Ver, and Pelarey, stressing the need for decisive leadership amid looming War Vaal maneuvers.
A female reformer presses for a spring shaping of policies to remove legislative cobwebs. She aims to enlarge the floor and assert a firmer stance, arguing for feminine reforms and extended liberties while facing opposition to originality and broader social change.
Court delivers a ruling in a coal mine dispute between the Mawor Collery Employees' Association and the Bwuthera Colliery Proprietor Association. Justice Cohen weighs statutory limits, the manager's discretion, and the rule "last to come, first to go" for reducing hands, aiming to balance safety, discipline, and industrial peace while upholding the Coal Mines Regulation Act provisions.
A garbled OCR fragment claims Le Mowory pursues justice against Gravute, citing urgent public interest and high stakes in an inciten matter.
A damaged report notes the Transport Montrose sailing to Auckland with an outbreak of scarlatina aboard. Forty nine cases of variring illness and measles are recorded among passengers while quarantine measures were applied at the Quarantine Station.
The Tedfern Market shows a serene tone with buyers bidding on hay feeds and forage. Prices for various commodities such as white gran and straw are noted, along with odd lots and mixed lots including wool and oats, as buyers scramble over limited supplies and uneven quality.
The article records a string of incidents from Mudgee to Sydney involving transport losses, railway damage, and shipboard accidents. It notes a land act proposal near Newcastle, a fatal accident on the Adelaide Wharf, a Supreme Court plea in Wellington, a skull fracture case in Rent-wtrs city, and multiple political and legal updates including a manslaughter verdict in Otaki and a forthcoming meeting on relief for Meauchemtts sufferers. It closes with tender reviews for the North Shore Bridge Gas project and amended leaders due January 31.
Detectives with Ab Inspector Tindall arrested a 26 year old clerk after a Water Police Station case alleging forged shares in the Hustlers Hert Gold Mining Company Bendigo and the Fusets Hert No 1 Gold Mining Company. The accused allegedly altered stock certificates to claim 43 shares and misused forged documents in a defraud attempt.
Justine Walker and Judge Murray deliver judgment today in the Darling Harbour resumption appeal involving the Aawusra Steam Navigation Company. The government valued the property at £41 809, with compensation disputes and claims by Joie Wills Gilleskin and Ceuree Ane. The case centers on the lease removal and distribution of compensation for works at the company’s wharf.
A Carlton railway fatality occurred on a Monday morning when 21 year old Frank Chevley was killed after his carriage was struck by a moving train at Sitios on the Carlton Railway. Passen gers were injured with severe arm and neck injuries. the platform and wheels are cited in a report detailing the crash and casualty conditions.
The Minister for Works seeks urgent aid for White Cliffs alfalfa scarcity and water shortages. He warns of wholesale distress and unemployment among 200 mainly malts. Plans to shift labor to a rail project and continue legislative efforts are outlined.
Obscure report notes Mrs M Grawd Naw death in Ningetmook Victoria at reputed age 101. Outlines a string of political and weather items with remands, storms, and rainfall impacts across Australian regions. includes scattered figures and mentions of officials and events.
Ambiguous vintage ad text touts a cough remedy promising to soothe heal and cure coughs It mentions membranes and ailments in a heavy unclear manner and reflects dated health advertising language from a historical newspaper segment.
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