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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
4
The firm announces expert cutters Mr T W Bond and Mr I Harringh will handle work for customers to ensure top workmanship and quality. They offer suits to measure and ready made from 60 to 90 shillings, with evening dress and walking and york suits available. Free self measurement forms are mailed upon request.
An advertisement touts Frootoids as superior to ordinary aperients, claiming they not only relieve indigestion but cleanse blood of waste. It asserts rapid relief from headaches and brain congestion, warns against standard antihilious pills, and promotes Frootoids as safer, more effective long term while detailing dosing and withdrawal from dependence on regular laxatives.
Notice condemns leching chemists and storekeepers and urges customers to report issues to WG. Hearne, chemist, Delong, Victoria, is named as proprietor. It also advertises FROOT ODE products claiming high quality nutrients and active ingredients with discounted medical fruits and roots and a claimed superior remit.
A fragmented entry from Lloyds Weekly News dated November 2 records inquiries about long lost relatives. It lists names and scattered locations including Adelaide Australia New York Ireland New Zealand Queensland and Sydney with references to family histories dating back to the 1800s and early 1900s.
John Tighe, a wrench polisher, was committed for trial at Central Police Court on a charge of stealing property valued at £20 from John Reuben Collin. Collins testified he left his door ajar with the key inside, returned to hear footsteps, and saw Tighe fleeing after a brief confrontation.
A proclamation closes a Lake Ilawarra channel entrance to nate use for three years due to a large sand bar blocking inflow. The Fisheries Board will revoke the proclamation on December 2 and reopen once the channel is navigable, allowing fishermen to access the lake for Christmas.
A Forestry Department inquiry fined George William Murray holder of an improvement lease near Eugowra £300 for illegal timber cutting. Readings show timber valued commercially at about £8000 and the incident occurred within 00 acres of the lease.
Members clash over timing of pension payments and criteria for eligibility, with discussions on retroactivity to January 1 and safeguarding funds for poor applicants. Separate committee moves advance a motor vehicles and badge law, debating driver duties and penalties for unsafe operation and decorative license requirements.
Fragmentary transcript shows Mr Pitcher and Mr Mustine debating a walking incident tied to an alleged explosive project. Interjections by Mr Karp express hope Congress will avoid ridicule. The messy text hints at internal strife and public reaction without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A heated community discussion centers on a proposed promenade along Manly and nearby Queenscliff end in a major land sale and compensation. Stakeholders including local leaders and residents weigh costs, benefits, and timing while Ardent supporters urge a swift project to boost tourism and urban renewal.
Partially legible lines mention a cadet, a rug, and a harbor with scattered names such as Mike Walker and Lo Lin Gaweremen. The fragmentary wording is inconsistent and omits a clear event or outcome, leaving only isolated phrases and uncertain attributions.
A roster of new acts appears at the Tivoli venue with performers from diverse regions. Names include Rickares, Wa, and others amid a quake of promotional chatter and concert scheduling notes.
Readable fragments describe a fair at Manly involving an aid effort, a forecasted opening, and mentions of individuals such as Derk Himesti and others. The text is garbled, with unclear roles or outcomes and no definite dates or prizes.
An 19th century patent nostrum promises relief for coughs lung troubles and consumptions. The ad claims a unique preparation from Howe New Liverners with claims of unequaled efficacy and wide cure claims, urging readers to try the remedy for respiratory ailments.
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