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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
3
Turbulent Wheat Market Affects Local Mills and Bakers
Regional wheat prices and flour parcels shift for Ottery mills and suburban bakers as import costs, landing charges, and grain quality drive higher costs. Trade patterns show fluctuating supply from Australia and Europe with several buyers awaiting retails and seasonal demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Aide
Berg
Sydney Produce Sales Highlight Market Activities
The report outlines various offerings and pricing signals at Sydney produce markets, noting shipments, carriers, and buyers. It mentions multiple firms and individuals connected to trade activity, with references to tonnage, prices per ton, and market timing amid high supplier interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buyers Bet
Tate
Kili Nae
Coarpany
Lanaiesy Walker
Cosipmny
Ehlawn
Lithgow Ironworkers Board Appointment Case Continues
The Industrial Court case on the Lithgow iron workers request for a Wagon Board was adjourned after the first edition. Judge Haydon noted discussions and proposed ministerial appointment of a Board with equal numbers from both sides and a chair. Names from workers and employers were listed. election of assessors postponed pending confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Court
Haydon
Lithgow Ironworkers
Wagon Board
Goon
Kir Fonar
E. Peezer
Mustadle
J. P. Franks
Brown
Brown and Brown
Pyrmont
Wege Horne Sald
Sunday Concerts at Pad Dington Row
Minutes from a town council debate on Sunday concerts at Town Hall recounts petitions and tests of opinion. Aldermen push for sacred concert use only and clash over letting the hall for secular performances during church hours, with a 7 to 4 vote in favor of the committee recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morta
Baddingien
Cornell
Cient
Ani
Nfo- Bening
Gebde
Sae
Rimurder
Fundaes
Costigan
Goshell
Calais
Concarta
Tommy
Alderman Lofts
Dillon
Mrarle
Crane
D. Brows
Goskell
Lofts
Mwace
Cranes
Yarfoil
George, Brown
G. Valier
Railway Mishaps Near Lithgow Raise Safety Concerns
Reports suggest several railway mishaps on the Zig Zag near Lithgow over recent days. An incident on a curve at Top Points caused buffer-lock risks and prompted drivers to proceed with extreme caution. A midline accident involving a push-up engine led to a broken coupling and water loss, but no derailments or serious injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithgow
Ume
Questat
Miss Irene Ainsley Private Recital At Paling’s Music Baton
The young New Zealand contralto Miss Irene Ainsley, who left Maoriland four years ago at age 10 to study in London, gave a private recital in Paling’s Music Baton on Monday afternoon. Notables present included Mrs Thomas Hughes, Mrs Tooter, and Joseph Deakin, among others, with praise for her Bechstein Hall program and Tosti aria Dope. The Auckland audience awaits further performances as her career gains momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Missrene Ainley
Maoriland
London
Wader Marchess
Paling
Tos
Thomas Hughes
Tooter
Josepbiog Deakin
Aire J Beantiebury
John Soamose
H. N. Souixwel
Sodier
Atnaley
Bechatein Hall
Prince and Princess of Wales
Tosti
Katherine Barry
Wren
Auckland
Rodney
Paid dental inspectors urged for NSW public schools
A deputation from the Dental Association of New South Wales met the Minister for Public Instruction to press for paid dental inspectors in state schools. They cited England and other countries and noted poor child teeth in cities, asking government support or hospital facilities to extend inspections nationwide. Some opposition warned of cost and questioned feasibility within current estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental Association of New South Wales
Arve
Fitzsimons
Ron Topetion
Badteriakem
Peach Ald
Dental Association
Homie
Ier
New South Wales
Alread
Africa
Hogar
Timber preservation breakthrough eyed in Australia
A Sydney expert describes a new process by the New South Wales Wool Proptery Company to treat timber to resist decay and insects. The system, tested at Barry’s Bay and other sites, coats timber to deter fungi and borers, aiming to extend life for cables, tramways, and ships. Government bodies in New South Wales and Sydney plan to study and possibly adopt the method for public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jullua Iy
New South Wales Powell Wool Procery Company
Bec
Australia
Rutty Roy
Algo
Jens Palate Mben
Siig
London County Council
Auballa
Eigai
Sydney
Wlentvical
Iramwayn
Wien
Praca Ie la
Jerry Bay
Chinese Quarrel Lively Time at Waterloo
Louie Choy a Chinese cabinet-maker was assaulted by four Celestials Ah Vin Kle Sow Ai Jung and You Tea after a row over a gambling game at a Waterloo house. Louie Choy and Ah Jung were taken to Sydney Hospital with head wounds. The four men faced the Denial Police Court charged with assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Choy
Jours-street
Waterinn
Waterloo
Ah Vin
Kle Sow
Ai Jung
You Tea
The
Law
Chariton
Ro Udison
Philips
Ieee
AM Jung
Consuble Phillips
Ah Jung
Sydney
Louie Thay
Denal
Annone
Insanitary Hospital At Tamworth
Tuesday meeting at Tamworth hospital reviewed the inquiry by Government medical officer Dr Willis into a typhoid outbreak. The report assigns two conclusions: sanitary conditions fall short of standards and supervision of infection control has been insufficient in recent times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Sobriety Drives Railways Reform Across Wathurst
Chief Commissioner for Railways pushes sobriety enforcement across the western district causing discontent among workers. Detectives have visited remote western regions, unions argue spies hurt morale. Reports mention a Silver Name badge at one center and a dismissed employee in another. Constable Philpott seeks owner for four possibly stolen fowls. After 86 woodcutters’ strike at Bulgoorlie, mining firms face ore mill shutdowns and a direct loan of £107,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierameres
Philpott
Redfern
Bulgoorlie
Creatmrat Mills
Dalton and Viniet Gettage Duo Highlight Odd Ad Text
An OCR fragment shows a quirky medical ad pastiche touting Dr Savldon and Dr Rheldon with mock cures for chest and lung troubles. It references a “Best piece” for customers and unusual pricing, ending with railway and Latin references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian L. Alain
Savldon
Rheldon
Friendly Societies in NSW reject deferment on reforms
At the quarterly meeting of the Friendly Societies Association of New South Wales a deputation urged delaying action on recommendations from the quinquennial report for 1904 until the 1900 investigation. The Registrar replied, denying the request, and a resolution was passed to print and distribute copies to affiliated societies. A further motion urged amending rules to reduce nickel pay for members under 20, and was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soristiae’ Ancuciation
New South Wales
Friendly Socieies
Hia
Tate
Wool Market Signals Price Shifts in London and Sydney
Winchcombe Carton and Company report that London July sales open Tuesday with expectations of an advance of 2 to 10 percent. Anticipated parity with Sydney may tighten as Antwerp and May values rise. Australian wool shows a strong Sydney market stance, with auctions scheduled and demand keen for merino and crossbred wools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchcombe, Carton, and Company, Limited
London
Sydney
Antwerp
Merina
Wales
Hla
Town and Country Journal Locality Competition Sparked Interest
A reader contest titled Locality Competition in the Town and Country Journal has generated lively interest among readers. A photograph of a well known spot was published and a prize of two shillings was offered for the correct identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toamner
Perie
Uhter Neoke
Bedh
Lange Batabes
Jettars
New Ty Very Mall
Overcrowded Trams Prompt Mayor to Seek Expansion
Leyelba officials and Railway Commissioners discussed tram crowding this morning. The mayor warned that continued overloading risks and urged extending carriages and lines. Mechanical failures and war-time shortages hinder repair. authorities planned broader tramway reform and anticipated further talks next week.
Balmain Coal Mine Dispute Sets Strike and Plan
An unresolved dispute at Balmain Colliery led to a manager and workers strike. A reform meeting is scheduled for Thursday under the same terms as prior agreements, with managers conceding to a wrench point that caused the Ampute while other miners remained on strike and then returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmain
Howhrery
Vic
Reynard's Revenge and Pastures Protection Board Notice
In the district of Hay the Pastures Protection Board declares foxes a pest under the Pastures Protection Act. Owners or occupiers must destroy foxes by poisoning, trapping, shooting, suffocation, or other legal means by the specified date as per the Government Gazette. CG. Stewart, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hay
CG. Stewart
Pastures Protection Boar District
Mining Experts to Inspect Burraga Copper Mine Prospects
Authorities appoint Dr Logan Jack and Mr J W Armstrong to examine the Burraga copper lode. They will assess ore quantity, prospects, tram routes, mining methods, and cost reductions. Local residents await findings on mine life and best working system as nearby operations push ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrage
Lei
Lloyd's Lode
Weil Ag
Mpp
Logan Jack
Queensland
J. W. Armstrong
Broken Hill
Cobar
Shutteton
Burraga
Unclear Bulletin From Pebbled Inked Text
Fragmentary OCR note mentions cough remedy and unusual phrases. Contents are damaged and names or dates are not recoverable. The readable parts suggest a medicinal claim and a praise like “Grews” and “Peppermion,” but no verifiable persons or places are present.
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Ben Lomond
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Paddington
Irene Ainsley
Insanitary Hospital
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