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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
3
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Amid Hastings and Hawkenbury flood conditions the Sydney grain trade reports rising prices for wheat and corn. Buyers from Victoria and New South Wales seek shipments, with Argentine and London markets noted. ocean freight costs and delivery terms under scrutiny as stock levels shift.
The Sydney produce sale featured varied pricing with firmer bids on staples like potatoes and apples, while beans and cereals showed less demand. Auction notes mention crates, bags, and crate counts, with traders including Robert Liftur and Agellon Ales among buyers and sellers. high prices are noted for Redfern, Crane, and Harbor districts.
Probate granted for Edward Parnell of Newcastle died December 10. Will dated January 23, 18% appoints son Walter and daughters as trustees, leaving Queensland estate to son Edward Carrington Parnell and £1000 to him. Residue to children Walter Walter, Roma, Elisabeth, Mary, Clarlasn, and Blanche. Carrington estate at Jerry's Plains to be held five years or until government approval, with real estate partition by seniority. Net estate sworn at £97,102, with £66,001 real estate and £10,025 bank funds.
Valentine Neils sued Thomas K. Smith for a £60 engine and boiler with £5 deposit. The judge heard that delivery was due after repairs and hire arrangements, with Neils claiming £100 for goods not delivered and £100 for loss of use. Verdict favored the plaintiff at £3.
Flooding around Morpeth forces the postponement of the rural camp school second session. The boys were due to leave Sydney tonight, with supplies including bed mattresses and couches featured in the notice.
Professor Stevenson was swept off Manly Beach while swimming in a strong current. Rescuer H J Arnott doused the belt, swam out, and brought him to safety as bystanders aided. Both men collapsed in shallow water but recovered after restoratives were applied.
Oscar Charles Jacobsen of 19 a laborer faced Centra Police Court for breaking and entering the Sutton Forest Meat Company shop owned by Ralph Walker and family and stealing £50. Senior-constable Barnes described a late February evening pursuit ending with Jacobsen's capture near the Central Police Station after he tried to flee with keys and cash. The accused admitted obtaining a Yale key impression and making a duplicate.
The Special Mining Court resumed in Newcastle on Tuesday with evidence from the Proprietors' Association replying to mineral claims for higher machine rates and improved conditions in the Teralba district. The court considers whether Wallsend miners refused to work when called upon last Thursday at the usual rates, raising strike questions.
Thus Edwin Brown appealed to the Full Court over a judicial separation order and a later payment order. The Chief Justice dismissed the appeal, stating no remedy remained and advising no Privy Council relief. The respondent Mary Brown did not appear.
Sergeant Drew reports a case involving Edward Bailey assaulted January 2 near a theatre in Pitttt. Bailey was taken to Sydney Hospital and later told to attend court for a charge against John Allen for paying him to stay away. Bailey claimed he was in Melbourne and had received money to avoid the matter. The hearing was postponed after summons and further remands.
The Pull Court sits to rule on the validity of Byaney City Council signage bylaws. Lawyers for Hagen argue the bylaw exceeds Parliament's remit, while Lamb contends the act limits are unclear and some provisions verge on ultra vires. The judge notes possible need for amendment and discusses signs near public highways and railway ads.
The Commonwealth Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions with more showers and thunder across New South Wales and Victoria. Queensland and South Australia expect unsettled spells with sea breezes, while Western Australia and Tasmania face generally unsettled weather with winds and possible gales. Coastal seas remain rough with strong gales moving east toward the Straits. NSW records show notable rainfall at Armidale, Newcastle, Sydney, and other stations, with substantial totals across the Hunter region and coastal towns.
The RMS Mooltan plans a long voyage from London aboard the P and 0 line. Passengers and officers listed include Mrs. Laming, Mr. and Mrs. Werton, Miss Madeleine Lamee, and a large party of travelers. The ship departs at an early hour for the Atlantic via the usual channel, with calls reported at Eimart and Laycoon for formalities and accommodations.
OCR fragment lists numerous names and ships with scattered terms. It mentions cargo details such as 252 halts, 6 lily later, 0 cmany pemrowetve, 3M ton lewd, 3D Whe Copp ima fin, and musidried. The passage is fragmented with likely maritime notes and personnel.
Acting Registrar adjourns certificate applications for Charles Leadergaw Phillip Denging Joseph Miliar Stephen Tildebrand Nonnelly and William Large. Meetings adjourned to March with William Large public examination concluded and single meeting noted.
The exhibition billiard event features Gemma Garay the Gay champion and Frank Selh as top contenders. New South Wales players compete with George Geng and others in Wirral. Clear details of venue and exact results are unclear but the match showcases notable billiard talent.
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