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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
5
The fragmentary note recounts a brief sequence after a minor event. It mentions EC and Hers in a drawn out exchange with unclear details. Readers should seek full text for precise entities and outcomes.
Promoter Frank Warnell discusses a planned £250000 Australian Fish Industries venture to finance a broad fisheries scheme. He expects government guarantees, invites prominent figures to review details, and argues the project will exploit Scotland’s wealth with strategic investment in nets, vessels, and processing, aiming for broad capital from the public.
Martha King a married woman with six men previously fined for theft appeared in court again on a blouse theft at Mark Fey's shop Monday afternoon. An employee testified King took a blouse and slipped it from a display, later dropping it. King pleaded not guilty, claimed she mis entered another shop, and that her husband had left the court. The magistrate said leniency had failed and sentenced her to six months hard labor.
A husband Wright returned from work and killed his wife Rea after a quarrel at Sterkdale near Briagolong. He then attempted suicide, raced to his father’s home, and later collapsed beside his wife’s body in the dining room. He died at Sale Hospital in critical condition.
Notices detail shipping schedules and routed mail to be carried by vessels departing Melbourne and Brisbane. It lists destinations including Suekiand, Thursday Island, Japan, Europe, Adelaide, West Australia, Tasmania, and Tasmania ports with specific departure times and vessel names. Endorsed mail may require ship-name stamping for proper routing and delivery.
At Redfern Police Court John Cook of Absr ombie-nirrel faced charge for selling Aquor without a license or licensee authority. Mr Smithers SM noted great crinry and imposed a 50 shilling fine with costs or four months’ imprisonment as the case closed amid reports of whales spouting offshore and a fishing party narrowly escaping danger.
The Open and Amateur Championship in Australia continued at the Australian Golf Club Links Kensington with Clyde Pearce and J Carme Bidwell among contenders for the Amateur title. Scott and Pearce led the morning rounds while professional matches featured Clark, Martin, O’Brien, Soutar, East, and Birmingham. Pearce led Scott 7 to go when the champion Scott conceded at the 15th hole. The finals for Amateur and professional titles are to be played Saturday.
The Evening News reports Sydney maritime unions form a Maritime Council of New South Wales to unite affiliated bodies. It outlines aims, structure, payments, general and executive powers, dispute handling, and transfer rules as twenty unions consider the rules.
Sport items note Grandeur withdrawn from the Australian Steeplechase and Hurdles while Prophecy misses the Caulfield Cup. Ta ieanee joins Queensland after the Agricultural Ground clash tomorrow, bolstering the visitors. Rugby plans include a Melbourne August 10 match against Victorian Rugby Union, with England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales opting out of early representative sides. A Sydney match against New South Wales looms at the SCG with five names to be considered for referee.
Edward Parsonage of Cambridge Street, 79, was run over by a motor car on Erakine Street near Clarence Street this afternoon. His right leg was broken and he was taken to Sydney Hospital. Driver Cecil Norris was arrested and charged with grievous bodily harm. remanded for a week with bail.
Heavy snowfalls crush about half the trees in the Naseby Government forest plantation. In a separate incident, 34 year old sailor Robert Rogers, of Balmain, was struck by a falling piece while helping move machinery at Adelaide Steamship Works in Balmain, breaking his right thigh and taken to hospital.
Captain Forrest, master of the schooner Mavis, confirms the vessel was to be stocked for a trading cruise for William Stanley Forbes, manager of the Scottish Union and National Insurance Company. Forbes recently met with an island trader, arranged purchase, and boarded the Mavis amid legal trouble and customs delays.
Fremantle reports a German seaman arrested on arrival of the Westfalen from Bremen on a murder charge at Stuttgart. Authorities know little beyond a brief cable. a prima facie case is required within two months to permit extradition. Shipmates describe the accused as intelligent and well regarded. no clear motive or location of the crime is established.
The Local Option Court in Newcastle led by Judge Fitshardinge with M S Love and G F Scott, eight members, closed 13 of 14 permitted hotels after the Sewrastie electorate review. One more closes this year, four next year, and two more in 1911 and 1912. A landslip near Huntley Auckland Province NZ reveals a coal seam 40% thick. Nearby lands are snapped up by operators. Woodcutters strike at Karipoortiee sees workers reject company offer pending larger dispute settlement.
Private cables report London tin and copper prices holding near recent highs as buyers for Broken Hill South, Old British, Mount Lyell, and other miners show appetite. Sydney and Melbourne trading lists reflect firm demand in Barrier lines, with a wide mix of names including Broken Hill Proprietary, British Old, Bank of NSW, and several regional mines.
Government Architect advances plans for decorating key streets and public buildings in Sydney ahead of the American Fleet visit. Work continues on landing place at Farm Cove and a pavilion in the Domain, with Mar tin Place the latest street handed over for treatment. Fund for decorations remains about £1000 short despite £40 raised this morning.
Mr James Giron the Hornsby station master suffered serious injuries in a shunting accident when an engine struck him as he stepped across the rails behind another engine. He was found with fractured ribs and limb abrasions but not considered in immediate danger after doctors treated him at the scene.
The Lithgow iron works dispute prompts employees to seek government aid to reopen the mills, framing it as a reversion to pre-lockout conditions while awaiting a board under the Industrial Disputes Act. Officials deny specific representations and await Premier input. Senators discuss the Bonus Bill amid party tensions and blame shifting.
Shipping notices record July arrivals from Abermma Brisbane NZ Kalpara and Nos. Debriefing shows schooner movements including Coomete from Townsville and Burrawong bound north. Vessels Leeuwin and Wimmera pass Jervis Bay and Port Macquarie routes toward Port Jackson with schedule updates.
Commonwealth Weather Bureau reports fine with fogs and frosts, expected cloud and showers mainly in the north coast near Sydney. NSW records show Byron Bay, Newcastle, Sydney rainfall. Goulburn notes drought, while June data describe cold month with frost on many nights, low temperatures, and a meteor sighting on the 28th.
The South Australian Government reports a London cable noting firmer market quotes with Wheat prices rising. Liverpool market remains firm and buyers are informed that 86s 4d will purchase cargors in float. The only infectious disease case in Erskineville during the last fortnight is scoriy fever.
Voluntary sequestrations admitted for William Clark of Narrandera ex publican formerly at Tattersall's Hotel Narrandera and Alfred Cadell late of Sydney civil engineer deceased on petition by William Cadell executor. Official assignee C. F. W. Lloyd, creditor's petition for William Edwards brick manufacturer of Newtown and Verana Bulmas of Lowererk to be heard on July is.
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