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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 07, 1908

Page

3

Weather drift and market notes from a distant harvest week

In a packed weather and market report the article describes heavy showers and variable conditions across regions, noting impacts on crops and stock feed. It mentions prices and demand for wheat, onions, maize, butter, and turnips, with references to Sydney and Queensland markets and shipping activity.

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Fragmentary OCR Notice Points to Local Advertisements

A garbled OCR block lists place names and products like Pineapple and Lard with scattered numbers. It resembles a damaged newspaper page segment showing ads or notices with vendor names such as PRERCOTT and Cimtiag, lacking coherent context or dates.

E_ Hamer Parhuille Golland Quirindi Ge Ag Gee d ‘Fumpeiis A. Grown Nee Siding Ata Ox Pome Atest Deliogs Pisvar Sole Miholreas Agente Prercott Cimtiag Somer

Australian Naval Militia Lacks Uniforms For Months

Australian Naval Militia men have drilled in private clothes due to uniform shortages. Authorities report progress as local manufacturers speed up supply to equip sailors before the American Fleet's arrival.

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Runaway Mossgiel coach disrupts Booligal street scene

Excitement gripped Booligal on Tuesday as the Mossgiel coach pulling a mail cart halted moments in front of the post office. The impact smashed three wheels and the axle while the horses escaped injury. Police and onlookers witnessed the collision near the corner, causing a tense crowd and minor damage.

Booligal Mossgiel

Sunday trading prosecutions at Central Police Court

Referring to Sunday trading prosecutions at the Central Police Court, Mr Smithers noted that while the law targets all shops, some shops on Sundays transgress by selling lollies and other goods outside refreshments. The inspector reported thirty prior convictions. the magistrate said no notice would be taken, fining the defendant one shilling without costs. The law’s application appeared uneven.

Central Police Court Smithers Sweithers the Ory

Wollongong Sessions Incomplete Trial Records

In Wollongong on Tuesday, before Acting Judge Edmunds, Charles William Norwegian was found guilty of wounding Constable Abbott after a quarrel at quarter. Frederick Mathews was charged with assaulting Captain Patrick Beaton at Forrest's farm, Barry, but the jury found no case against him.

Immigrant Worker Receives Aid From Union Meeting

At a half yearly United Purniture Trades Union meeting secretary W Cutler presented a case of a deluded immigrant in the furniture trade. The man, long in the country, worked 30 hours, is now in hospital with appendicitis. He has a wife and family in England awaiting relocation. The union voted to provide financial assistance and send a cheque to his wife in England.

United Purniture Trades Union W. Cutler England

Bankruptcies Blandly Noted for Sequestrations In Local Notice

Bankruptcy court records list voluntary sequestrations including James Hichards of 62 Wolfeatrent Newcantin a stor keeper and John Frederick Browne Falconer of Main Street Lithgow grocer trading with Falconer Brothers. Official assignee C F W Lloyd.

James Hichards Wolfeatrent Newcantin Storrkeeper C.F. W

Wool Market Steadies as Confidence Returns in Sydney

Winchcombe, Marino, and Company report a healthier tone in the Sydney wool market after a period of low prices. Demand remains uncertain for early shorn clips, but good values are obtainable as confidence gradually restores.

Winchcombe, Marino, and Company, Limited Sydney

Who Owns the Fowls

In Sussex Street an officer spotted a man with a bag. He was taken to the station after unsatisfactory questions. The bag yielded two dead black Orpington fowls. Police seek anyone asserting ownership. fowls are at the Central Police Station.

Sussex-Street Lilly

Unjust Balances and Weighing Scandals At Police Court

The Redfern Police Court heard several cases for weighing offences. Hop Loans, a Chinese butcher on Botany Road Alexandria, kept a counter weighing machine with an ounce excess and was fined with costs. Ab Les, a grocer on Waterloo Road, pleaded guilty to a three pound excess on a spring weighing machine and was similarly fined. The Victorian Government barred boxing on government-controlled tracks. Appeals against Lane Cove Council levies will be heard at North Sydney Police Court. A transfer moved J. Mowle to the accounts branch and E. Trootes resigned. A servant at Mudgee was rescued after gas from a heater in the bathroom overwhelmed him.

Redfern Charles Degotardi Alexandria Ab Les Hotany Road Waterloo Lane Cove W. J. Lester Mudgee Wisse K. M. de Burgh Public Works Committee Balug Pat Ito Coumtien Mogylabone

Magnificent Fire Works Display Planned for Port Jackson

Sydney Harbor hosts a grand public spectacle for the week of the American Fleet visit. A timetable lists royal salutes and multi-hour rocket displays from 7.33 p.m. to 4. ruagulfires, with 1090 rockets and venues across Shark Island to Clark Island. T. Gaunt of Alexandra Place Fire Works Display Company supervises the pyrotechnics.

Port Jackson Greworks Dutaa Waszlers F Toons Electric Mars Adontig Stars Rovketa Australa Sydney Harbor Orvening News Fhark Island Oracier'y Mead Little Sirius Point Robertscn

Strike at South Balli Colliery Idle Mine Forces Work Ban

A strike at the South Balli Colliery in Wollongong halted operations after thirty workers refused to work this morning. The mine is idle with over 100 employees affected.

South Balli Wollongong South Baill

Fireman's Harborside Accident Prompts Hospitalization

A fireman, William Jona Coleman of the Uulen Company’s steamer Karitenn, fell from a wharf into the harbor after a misstep and struck his head. The first mate hauled him from the water, the Civil Ambulance sent for, and he was admitted to hospital by Dr. Callier with a scalp wound and effects of immersion. The incident occurred at the gangway near the wharf foot, with Coleman later reported in stable condition.

Wiliam Jona Coleman Uulen Company Karitenn Gange Company Bere Ansintanés Teader Coley Hospital Callier Hin Immarsio

Sunday Concerts Protest In Cathedral Against Town Hall Use

Clergy of Sydney’s St Andrews Cathedral meet to condemn Sunday concerts at the Town Hall. Archdeacon Gunther urges prudent action to protect observance of the Lord’s Day, seeking City Council reconsideration of permitting secular events on Sunday. A petition protests the Town Hall use.

Sydney Andrem's Sreey Archdeacon Gunther Haring Gunther Hey Wiedowbe England America Cio Canel Winceebaary Oly B.A. Colvin Tam Gunther Naver Rey Calvin Mhai Sintiar Wallace Mort Mullins Tramway Sanday Br Mertlig Urey Divistam Howell-Price Trulp Goddard St Andrew Reid Hove Lube Warr Rexojurbo Chana Raven Jan,mcaulay Bal

Orient in a gale at Fremantle

The Orient, arriving from Adelaide, battled a fierce gale off Cape Leeuwin. The vessel strained heavily, waves swept desks and cabins, causing damage to crockery and crowding, but no crew were seriously harmed. Commander Healy faced a trying time on arrival at Fremantle.

Fremantle Orient Adelaide Guma Cape Lepuwin Hoth Crow DaMeagvre Healy London

Laborer dies after fall at printing plant yard

Richard Dunn a 66 year old laborer employed at a Tellico printing establishment fell from a scaffold onto a paved yard. He was found by bystanders and rushed to Spiney Hospital by Civil Air Dilanes. Dr. Collier reported severe injuries including a fractured skull. He resided at Francle-atreni, Lech bara.

Richard Dunn Telly Lla Maces Spiney Hospital Civil Am Dilanes Collier Dana

Extension of Gore Hill Tram Proposal Review

Lane Cove Council discusses extending the Gore Hill tram along Longueville road to the Lane Cove River. AldermanCass argues rapid link to country areas would ease travel and boost recreation near the cricket ground. The plan is referred to landowners and council for further consideration.

Lane Cove Cass Longueville Road Dore Longmville Cricket Ground

Berry Island recreation ground proposal faces opposition

The Berry Island plan for a Lane Cove recreation ground encounters public doubt as residents question the site. Local leadership argues the island could host leisure facilities while river walls and a proposed causeway raise concerns about access, safety, and long term impact on the mainland connection.

Overbridge at Sydenham Council Meeting Letter

Marrickville Council read a Railway Commanders letter replying to June 22 about the Sydenham overbridge. It noted a design for a full width bridge with a footbridge costing about £15,000, too high for current funds, with cost to be shouldered when money becomes available.

Marrickville Sydenham

Band in the Domain to Play Piece Selection in Open Grounds

The R A A Band will perform a program in the Open Domain at 2 o'clock. The lineup includes March Bor fon Pommandery Carter overture Zampa Helterwalltz Let Patlienre Waldteufel with concert music and light selections.

R.A.A

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