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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions various fruit items including grapes and wheat with scattered references to selling, pricing, and market activity. The text includes numerous misread names and stray phrases, hindering a coherent summary of persons, places, or specific events.
An aged notice lists Percy Marks, a jeweller, with references to royal associations and location hints near Palmer, Palmerston and Palmer Street. The fragmentary text mentions addresses, names, and a Moorish style search for a client or stock, with sparse details remaining.
Fragmentary OCR text with numerous personal names places and terms. No coherent event or narrative emerges beyond a jumble of locations numbers and names.
Sydney Produce Sales notes Cape and Oats Prien with other commodities weaker. Text is garbled and contains partial, unclear lines and improbable phrases, leaving the main items as Cape and Oats Prien with weaker other commodities and no clear context or dates.
A lively chantry lawn tennis match features A E Yibbes defeating J ferme Dubber with erratic play and a strong finish. Gibber and others deliver tense rallies as players exhibit varied form and stamina, while fans note strategic serves and enduring skill across the fray.
Unclear reports describe a revolt following the killings of magistrates and officials by natives. Acting Governor Dirwalt arrives with troops as European retaliation and punitive measures begin to unfold, signaling intensified conflict and potential evacuations or reprisals.
A German wool buyers party fishing near the Seadwaters of the Thredbo River report fine sport with rainbow trout. Mr Crilenley Parker and party on the Upper Snowy enjoy strong catches averaging about two pounds. fish sent daily to the Hotel Kosciuszko for guests. Reports from P Herland on the Tuross and Dadja rivers indicate anglers are highly satisfied with this season's fishing.
Amusements, Limited appears before Mr Jualien Street Ec ly with a petition for winding up. An adjournment was requested as negotiations for a statement proceed. The Inquest into Mrs Fellowes death at Mort-screet Lithgow concluded death due to heart capture. The Week's News notes The Stolen Lady by Allen Claude Askew and Sparkling Short Stories as well as a new serial Twelve Months of My Life. A shilling worth of Action for twopence.
In interview Mr Frank Pennell a long-time chair of the New South Wales Fisheries Board discusses trawling policy and the push for cheap fodder and broader naval development. He cites limitations of current supply and supports expanding marine ventures with a modern vessel to boost fishing efficiency and national prosperity.
A list of newly registered companies in New South Wales announces Limited, with capital details and aims. Includes Angus Railway Site, Amulet Amour, Wormat Brothers, and Salisbury Syndicate among others, detailing registered offices, capital, and directors.
Music in parks announces a Newtown Prose Band recital this evening in Hyde Park at o o clock followed by Friday performances in Camperdown Park and Moore Park by the Tramways Band. Saturday excursions list the Hunter of 160 tons sailing to Hawkesbury River from King Street wharf at 2 o'clock with return fare two shillings.
Fragmented OCR text describes train conductors and transit timing. It mentions a panel on travel and safety, a chief commissioner, and possible protests or riot concerns. No clear event or outcome is provided. Entities include transit authorities and a city commission.
The fragment mentions ships and shipments, with references to horses and a cost figure. It notes Derby and Pavethe Callies, plus a London or port context, and a payment total around £354. The transcription is garbled but implies a shipping or trade item involving animals and related expenses.
A consumer report describes a mother using Cuticura ointment and soap on her three month old baby for a skin ailment. After trying the product, she reports notable relief and improvement, attributing the baby's recovery to Cuticura. The note cites a testimonial from Victoria, Scotland, dated Sept 2, 1907, via K. Towne & Co Sydney.
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