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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
8
The article reports extreme cold on a recent day with temperatures well below freezing and mentions the coldest readings since 1919 in parts of the region. It notes specific towns and indicators of the weather pattern, including overnight temperatures around the low single digits and a storm line effect.
George Witttans and three others plotted the February 11 robbery at Arthur Seoree grocer near Livermie and Bodrke streets. Williams pleaded guilty to armed robbery and branded the others as accomplices, with the Crown Prosecution noting their roles and attempted intimidation during the burglary.
A local report notes Seth Freinas and associates seek a person of interest linked to a March incident at a warehouse in Keduy Seer WA. The item described is a camera believed stolen from the site. Police urge witnesses to come forward with information.
A tram collision near Maple Avenue in Auckland injures multiple children. Eyewitness reports indicate serious injuries to several youngsters as the car involved loses its rear section, with the scene described by nearby witnesses.
A garbled OCR item notes an incident involving a Chinese man and a vehicle. Details are unclear, but the text references an event on a street and mentions a bruising or collision with a vehicle. No names or specific places are legible.
Young man committed for trial in Banly Court on charge of breaking into and furnishing property at Carl Cerl, owned by Denebile former bishop, with additional details and quantity not specified.
Australians travelers recount a voyage from Alexandria to Constantinople and onward via Athens. The piece notes encounters with Americans, jewels, and a famed Persian “Bereng Nowe” ship passage, detailing delays, shipboard incidents, and reflections on classical ruins and local music amid the long journey.
A public meeting discussed the Manly pier project amid strong input from Aldermen and residents. Debate covered costs, safety, and potential funding while officials urged prompt action.
Heavy mortality among pigs is reported as the animals ate sand during feeding. The issue linked to canal soil and forage conditions at a farm in Egypt, with investigators tracing the cause to contaminated feed. Veterinary expert Shepertin Edwards urges farmers to follow quarterly safety checks and stay alert for future advisories.
The report outlines a defendant named Trompp pleading guilty at Kegaran Court after an alleged attempt to avoid vehicle control. Details describe a delayed arrest, a confrontation with police, and a bench trial for a provincial disturbance.
Warringah Shire reports 12 miles of concrete work ahead on Pittwater road from Manly Bridge toward Cen nai Mires. Work expected to begin shortly with crews and equipment mobilizing along the route.
A large number of third class passengers arrived in Sydney today aboard the New Australians. Mr J S Blade of Adelaide spoke of relief and praised the Salvation Army volunteers and band. Passengers could converse in English, with some establishing greetings and basic phrases aboard, expressing hope for winter in Australia.
An applicant sought permission to operate from Allowah Mall to Rockdale via Forest Aid. The alderman noted a promised better vehicle but no explicit details. The council approved the route, recognizing private enterprise and approving the park route without delay.
Not guilty verdict reported in a case involving Albert Joseph Crafford and a Dewing amended charge. The accused, who was hanged, was discharged amid legal proceedings referenced as a Wie Lis matter.
Reports warn of major upset in the sugar industry with about 6000 men likely to lose work in Queensland. Interstate steamers may be used to move refined sugar as storage lines up for weeks. A refinery cargo of 0000 tons is prepared, with delivery from New South Wales mills to ensure supply if disruptions occur.
Fragmentary text from a Pigeon Homing club item mentions towns and attendees but is heavily garbled. Names such as G Comer and possible places like Mittagong appear, with no clear event outcome or date readable.
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