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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows references to millet loading, prices and agricultural terms, with scattered names and numbers. The readable portions resemble a mixed agricultural notice or market report and include multiple disjointed entities, but no coherent event or outcome can be established from the legible material.
Charles Grisdale appeared before the Western Pallaw Court on four charges related to selling sweep tickets owned by Mr. John Rowan. The solicitor sought a light sentence to deter future violations, with the magistrate imposing an hour and a half imprisonment after a guarantee to discontinue. The case marks the first prosecution under the new act as of Monday.
In a High Court sitting at Dartinghurat a Crown application sought leave to appeal a NSW Supreme Court ruling. The charge involved Lynch found at licensed premises at 1145 pm with others playing Yankee Grab. Judges found no offence under the act and questioned the act’s applicability. Leave to appeal was granted on condition the Crown submit to orders as may be made.
Information from New South Wales reports a grand prize awarded to the Sydney Technological Museum as best combined exhibit. The display showcased major resources of the Empire with timber buildings and ornament stoves, polished chimneys, mantels, and natural products, accompanied by demonstrations and commentary on planning and industrial progress.
The following pyddle holidays are proclaimed: Wednesday December 18 in Taxha district, Monday December 24 in Tranzio Tineendore Amry and Warlaida, and Thursday December 4 180% in Dorrige Shire dia trist.
James Lamond Gray Jr., a youth, sues Mercules Manufacturing Company for injuries from a guttering machine neglecting safeguarding. He lost three fingers and his right hand. damages sought include damages for injuries and lost wages. Jury awarded statutory damages and wages over years.
Gorilla Rea and Tessdine, with parents at Miller s Point, were struck while crossing George street near Tenex street. He was taken to Sydney Hospital after a bound car collision caused confusion. In Sydney Jury Court a verdict for the defendant was returned in the action William dle Fesq and Gusisy Ernest Louis George. Dr Sheldon s Magnetic Liniment and Seattle s Food advertised in the same column.
Motorists faced fines at North Sydney Poll Court after being charged with speeds over the limit on Sunday in Mosman. Defendants Dewhurst Ward Turner Lamprie and others admitted speeding near Military Road and Lang Street intersection. Fines included 5 pounds plus costs, with some sentences of imprisonment for a month.
Peter Hand Dipler a middle aged man of Glebe died at Ube Royal Prime Allied Hospital after being attacked by Manilay Hivler a turvey and Attor at Johnstonesmd Sous Engineering Works Wilmots-strer Grilling a Bole in a ples of from whom it feng round and attack him in the abdomen. He was taken home and later moved to Prince Alfred Hospital where he died.
At Taddengton Police Court Frank Shelby faced a charge of cruelly treating a horse by overwork and beating at Voulerain's livery on November 15. Witnesses said he drove a sulky with three men drinking. the horse bore wounds and appeared exhausted. A fine of 2 with 4 costs was imposed, in default two months hard labor. John Frewip suffered a compound fracture when kicked by a passing horse while riding at Chinge.
The report describes enforcement of the Police Offences Act relating to opium, including seizures and trials at Central Police Court. It notes amendments and the governor’s involvement, with references to penalties, licensing, and a notable case involving a Chinese opium smoker.
Edward Matt Clark, 37, was charged with assault at North Sydney in the early hours of a November morning. He appeared at Liverpool Police Court and was remanded until Monday. Constable Larders detained him in Smayiem ng Darenboe precinct.
The Royal Dutch Packet Company's steamer Van Spilbersen departed Macanear at 2 pm on Wool messay bound for Sydney Harbor arriving on Mhhal mas Eve. The vessel carries a large cargo and travels from Waravia to Sit nog,ria ports.
A disordered narrative depicts a patient seeking relief from chronic illness and pain. The writer recalls medical failures, distressing symptoms, and a desire for proper treatment, naming unclear places and persons while expressing fatigue and desperation.
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