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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 25, 1902

Page

4

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A garbled OCR passage discusses public transit, taxes, and pensions with scattered references to city officials, aldermen, and tramway passes. It contrasts duty and privilege in extending tram passes, debating who should pay and how extension benefits residents and safety. The chaotic text mentions Mayoral Sydney and inspector-general figures, hinting at crime concerns and civic policy debates.

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Tram Season Tickets Debate in Metropolitan Railways

A 1910s discussion argues for season tickets across tram and suburban rail networks. Authors contend centralized payments could boost revenue, while introducing cross-branch passes may ease commute costs for suburban residents and reduce per-trip fares for tram users. The piece notes potential fare reductions on suburban lines and the convenience of combined ferry or tram travel through a single yearly or quarterly payment.

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CIGARS AND CUSTOMS SMUGGLING IN AUSTRALIA

A long, rambling account decries smuggling and customs evasion in Australia. It cites opium schemes, illicit trading between Sydney and Melbourne, and the dangers of high duties. The piece argues authorities face clever smugglers and warns against protective tariffs recalling England’s past.

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Foregone conclusion to increase police protection discussed

An excerpt notes the Premiers conference with the Inspector General on boosting police presence produced a predictable result. Critics say consultations would be mere form and policing levels cannot be fully shielded from violence, though some urge stronger measures and broader efforts.

John Bee Binell Metropelte Fosbery Vielames

Just Complaint on Sydney Harbourside Growth

Stayar of Sydney leads a public protest over government actions on harbour lands and proposed infrastructure. He laments resumed resumptions of property, funding misdirections, and the lack of transit options, warning of stalled improvements and growing debt while harbour wharves grow perilously neglected.

Sydney Eversone Willian Lyne Hue Aberly Ely Uii Midiatry

Return of the Manx critic stirs colonial scene

A returned critic from Newcastle’s mayoral circle denounces colonial governance, attacking cabinet appointments and pensions while praising local ideals. The speech contrasts Manx autonomy with imperial rule, noting concerns over representation, public service wages, and suffrage, amid wary audience reception.

Soseylt Creer Newcastle Lew Som Wales Labour Mumcradia Awetralis Keyk Tynwald Court Moone Lauttiea Perforde

French Deficit Estimate Reveals Meager Interest Prospects

An official French deficit projection for the current year places the figure at £6,090,000. The modest shortfall is expected to yield little impact on regional markets, with analysts noting subdued prospects for revived activity in the supply chain and banking sectors.

Finance deficits and plans mirror French press coverage

The article compares New South Wales and French budget practices, noting recurring deficits and optimistic ministerial assurances. It highlights French finance minister Call ataux and Sydney ambition to make the city the Paris of the Southern Hemisphere, with debates on expenditure surpassing revenue and calls for reform.

New South Wales New Wales Sphamauk Chamber of Deputies M. Call- Taux Mr. O'Sathepa M. Palle Owever Gur Minleler Worka Sydney Paris Haris

Government resumes claim over Gilpeple Mills property

The Evening News reports a resumption claim by Gilpeple Brothers against the government over compensation tied to the seizure of the Barbur Street flour mill site, with Justice Walker Judge Murray and jurists hearing the case. The claim seeks full terms of settlement including damages and removal costs, and references the government's valuation of the property and related allowances.

Gilpeple Brothers Seatoet Miio OY Aurbor Flour Mills Altiajet Barbur Street Justice Walker Murray Bulge Huckhunje Hiv Prapurty Uarul Te Eerener Buvinesy Uielt Islas

The TindERRA Mystery inquest continues at Routburn

Routburn Monday reports the inquest into the body of a tale Me WS Hy le Ranken, shot in the Florio timber yard, resuming tomorrow morning. The jury will reconvene after a gunshot wound examination by surgeons and local doctors. Witnesses already include experts and the coroner. The first inquest returned a verdict of subsdy.

le Ranken Inguen Hillet Wimnne

Tomorrow's Auctions and Local Notices in Beammryne

A messy reproduction lists auctions of household furniture at Beammryne near Public School and other ads. It mentions Richard O Sullivan's Sydney water project plans and a Toronto visit by ministers discussing a new bridge at Frouoll's Lay. It notes federal delays on duty remissions and drought relief impacts.

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Divorce Hearing Involving West And Brennan In 1881

The case before Mr Justice Bimpeon concerns the dissolution of marriage between Wairlok West, miner, and Brennan formerly known as Brennan. The couple married in Addlemgh in January 1881 and later separated amid accusations of cruelty and abandonment. Evidence describes a long separation with West employed at Le Quem and his departure in peak week, while Brennan alleged a wish to separate and support their children, seeking only a division of assets and formal divorce.

Bimpeon Catines Bret Ano Weel Brennan Wairlok West Miner Jeney Elle Tor Abe Nvaille York

Hills v Hills case notes and trial details

A garbled 19th century court record outlines Hills versus Hills involving Henry Mills, a coo and petitioner seeking an annulment in a ground-based dispute. The fragmentary text mentions November dates, a hearing, and references to a Colucereational elivic, with names and places largely obscured by OCR errors.

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Deputations to be heard by Minister of Public Works

The Minister of Works will hear several deputations on Wednesday at 11 am. Names and details are jumbled in the OCR but include rivals and observers from various groups. The session concerns a dispute or policy matter linked to the boreal region and territorial arrangements, with reference to a meeting at an unspecified location and time.

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Skipper Appeals Delayed in Conth Case at Smith Town

A legal appeal concerning a brigantine vessel dispute was continued to a later date. The case involved suppression of a claim regarding ship bootlegging funds, with Judge Inston presiding and Mr Lave Btwn arguing for the defense. The record notes Brown as maetor and references prior rulings and procedural motions amid continued testimony.

Jane Henry Mr Inston Stout Syges Draven

Captains as Collectors in Town Hall Relief Demo

Arrangement to assist wreck relief is explained for the town hall event tonight. The list includes Caytalna We duck, Mark Breach, RC. Chest, Stinpata, Worrall, Bostey, Pritchard, Davidson, MGibhen, Sutherland, Doldehilt, Sonester, Thamypeon, Branegviile, Jamiesem, Colonna, Birrell. The weather is noted and stall prove success.

Caytalna Weduck Mark Breach Chest Stinpata Worrall Bostey Pritchard Davidson Mgibhen Sutherland Doldehilt Sonester Thamypeon Branegviile Jamiesem Colonna Birrell Wea Ted Ae Dine Stall Prave P Surcess

Timber Cargo Reportedly Aboard Barquentine River Winter

Fragmented OCR describes freight movements and customs actions involving the barquentine River Winter chartered by Messy Suxton and Linn from Kalparp N24 with 281.100 units of cargo, plus notes on the Kivie Hunter Kaipara voyage and rising wheat prices. The text mentions the Federal Minister for Customs, debates over whether wheat shipments should be landed in Britain and permission for returning cargoes.

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Visitors to the mountains vow the pain they have suffered

Visitors to the mountains report relief from eye irritation after using Rowe s Caletrated Bald, a simple remedy advertised by H. A. Rowe, sole proprietor of Delevosting Castile at 621 Overae-street. The ad promises quick, decisive relief from discomfort caused by a tin of Mies. The copy reads with period-appropriate phrasing and names a local address and product.

Rowe H. A. Rowe Dleovasing Castile Overae-street

Weather and rainfall report from Sydney and regional towns

Yesterday’s rain varied across Sydney and nearby districts with showers and clearing skies. Sunday brought dry sunny conditions, light winds, and a cool afternoon. a few locations logged heavier showers and a few bursts of rain were recorded in the interior.

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Alleged Fatal Quarrel in Warrtley Stirs Hasty Court Action

In a Warrtley dispute a man was found with fatal wounds after a quarrel. Witnesses describe a violent confrontation on Beistuyestreet near Linet Mutet Grove, with injuries to the victim and the aggressor detained at St. Vincent's Hospital. Authorities and medical staff reported the deceased man's condition and noted a strong, athletic build before death.

Warrtley Beistuyestreet Bourkerstenet Almissiom Jeno Bineliatas M Lrathur Magaime Palbrok Avraham Alleges Heninijarl HiMer Grove Bourkessirey Waverley Sindas Samuel Marthalle Dheehumud St. Vincent's Hospital Eben Ankely Lee Hitejy Nest

Shipwrights and Joiners Show Persistent Distinction

Reported dispute over shipwrights and joiners continues as employers claim higher wages for shipwork. A settlement was proposed last year after a similar accident at Wart Dock injured an employee. The present inquiry notes joiners being paid lower rates, while shipwrights demand 20 shillings per day and higher allowances for other tasks. the shipwrights’ guild denies a plan to bound future cost increases.

Wart Prion Is &L

Parliament Week Focuses On Private Member Bills

A lively session is planned with Tuesday set aside for the crash of major private member measures. The Public More Advertisiment Gill leads the first list, followed by Clark on the second machine of the Commonwealth Portland Cement Company. Other items include Legal Practitioners and Sunday Trading, with Meagher guiding preliminary views. Similar motions address Sunday Frding and Smoky Suppression. Wednesday features a rebate reading on the Aut bill to be resumed by Pumpatrick.

Legislative Assembly Muroe EM. Chirk Commonwealth Portland Cement Company EM. Clark Meagher EM. Chunk J.C. le Pumpatrick

Fragmented historical ad text from Sydney shop

Fragmented OCR style notice lists jewellery, watches, and luxury items with scattered names and markets. Mentions Saunders stock, largest in Australia, and imperial university references. Includes times for a clinic and consultations at 2 to 6 pm, with address at Lherreoe street, Sydney.

Barton Otore A. Baunders Aralaaie Saeaths Wee Etarenice Gr Gorpretrech Euaranlera Aydney Dr T Imperial Abd Roya Tniversiy Divcumen Ee'tne Sar Vienna Auf Hake A.A Germany Matilehed Fesearsi Lherreoe

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