Fragmented OCR summary of agricultural ad from Sussex Street notices
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page shows agricultural and market references. Mentions vegetables like potatoes and pumpkins, and names traders such as Frank Ireland and Sutor and Co. The garbled lines include street names, vendors, and sale items, suggesting a list of market notices or advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright, Heaton
Tedrers
Maek-lang
Rydney
Prat Faries
Sonaridge End CO
Yang Mh
Samet
Daly Bales Resorts
Dalgese
Seliae Avenia
Permwas
Wtutiet
Avetisa
Eas
Suttor and CO
Stain and Tridger
Tab Ter
Omnere Chaabery
Sraney
Sydney Produce Sales Report Highlights Mixed Trade
An OCR fragment from Sydney produce markets shows scattered names and figures. References to vendors like Rowland and Dodae, companies, and multiple places indicate a broad, if garbled, sale listing with prices, purchasers, and items. The legible bits suggest a busy market with varied commodities and some named traders.
BRYYSH RUGBY TEAMS COMPARED WITH 1904 PLAYERS
A British rugby comparison notes the present English backs faster and more powerful than Bedell-Syeright’s 1904 Maoriland team. The writer praises the British forwards and backs, highlighting Teddy Morans, Gibbs, and other stars as superior in attack and pace. The article cites New Zealand tour form, team conditioning improvements, and the overall superiority of the current British back line and forward contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
T. R. Bedell-Sieright
Maoriland
Heirs
Sydney
Briser
Bedell
Britain
Enodalin
Teddy Morean
Percy Wysh
Ata
Il Tigers
Gibbs
Vassa
Maritime Mail Fragments Reach Far Islands and Ports
A fragmented shipping notice lists multiple routes and ports including New Hebrides Malaita Macleay River Port Macquarie Byron Bay and Sydney via Newcastle. It mentions Buenos Aires Chill and Rio de Janeiro via Wellington Nelsons Bay Tea Gardens and Thursday Island with various departure times and vessel names, ending with Geelong and West Australia connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hebrides
Malaita
Macleay River
Port Macquarie
Byron Bay
Newcastle
Buenos Ayres
Weilington
Nelson's Bay
Tea Gardens
Thursday Island
Port ‘Darwin
Sourrhaya
Samarang
Birahar
Tasmania
Melbourne
West Australia
Natal
Capetown
Geelong
Tram Service Adopts New Weather Timetable
The Tramway Department approved a new weather timetable allowing additional runs beyond regular paid services for the month. A small number of employees were laid off while trainee applicants arrived at the Pridge-sired offices. The Railway Institute saw a rush of applicants. the committee members remain at St Evvleigh and the old practice of sending new applicants to tramway offices has resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramway Department
Pridge-sired
Ajpiivanto
Railway Institute
Sia
Loan to an Infant and Injunction Granted
The Chief Judge in Equity, Mr Justice A H Simpson, heard a case on an infant's loan where Mary Eva Maxwell was restrained from further action. Evidence showed £21,408 advanced for necessities was spent, with plaintiff’s solicitor costs taxed. Interim injunction dissolved and further inquiry postponed. Mattland named deputy for W Clarke S M Newcastle. Wade, brother of NSW Premier, died at Longreach, not Randwick hospital as printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Thomson
Mary Eva Maxwell
Andud
Equity
Mr. Justler
A. H. Simpson
Tureday
Evening News
Neceas Tiex
Plalatim
Ifs
Archer
Cnais
T. J. Wilkinson
P.M. Mattland
W. Clarke
Newcastle
W. F. Wade
British rugby backs and forwards praised in tour critique
The article reviews the British team against New Zealand, praising backs including Williams and Williams, Morgan, and Chapman, noting halfbacks and forwards strengths and comparing with New Zealand selections. It highlights Willie Morgan, Jerry Williams, and Tedell Birright as key players, with praise for combination play and ball handling across the backs and forwards.
British Rugby Forwards Shine In Desperate Clash
The piece praises the British forwards and their spectacular playing style in a tight test, noting standout players such as Jack Ona, Kilger Morgan, Tom Amis, and Dibble. It highlights formidable lineouts, power in the pack, and the crowd’s admiration for a performance by a strong British team versus New Zealand rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beilichers
Pressn
Nf Rugby
New Zealand
Jack
Boghish Rugby Union
Kilger Morgan
Wales
Jonge
Dibble
Oleham
Ritson
Kveke
Somers
Aribhiine Risiegs
Aunet
Orward
Pat
Tianting
Rantaln
Weis
Were the Fowls Poisoned at the Poultry Shop Trial
The central court heard allegations that George Walters poisoned fowls valued at £200 owned by the Poultry Requisites Company. Witnesses described seeing dead birds outside the shop and Walters near the premises, with discussions of a plan to hide evidence. The case continued as police investigated the alleged poisoning incident linked to the Poultry Requisites business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Donaldson
George Walters
Arenas
Barnes
George Ine
Hogimarker
Acer
Furris
Sa Waller
Walter
Stanistie Bert
Mayes
Betau
Kinwia
Agatyar
Arthur Hayes
Pudligy
Renuisites
Viiay
Wallers
Culkine
Beard Watlers
Mr. Miers
Timink
Watters
Wallora
Walters
Agaju
Walt
Shorty
Ant Shore
Tom Witnees
Worn Markets Report From The Far Markets
Fragmentary copy mentions market conditions and trading notes with references to trams and land use. Details are unclear, but the text suggests a focus on prices, supply lines, and regional market activity for commodities. No definite figures or full names can be identified from the readable portion.
Doomed by Doctors and a New Cure Promised
A letter from Sydney details a patient named Lindsay plagued by a serious illness. The author claims a breakthrough called the Exroscope offers a permanent cure for ear and related conditions, praising natural kinetic therapy. Letters from patients reflect gratitude for reported recoveries and urge readers to seek full particulars from Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Airee
Sydnes
Linfaay
Lindsay
Cerruin
Farusvoor
Abare
Sydney
New
Phargis Ox
More Tramways Trial Suffers Incomplete Record
Fragmented OCR notes describe tramway investigations with witness names and places, including Sutherland, Ravidale, Tulwset, and Mansitmutian. Mentions a committee chair and evidence recording, with scattered references to dates, personnel, and a proposed extension. The text remains garbled but indicates formal inquiry into tramway proposals and related witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trautay
Sutherland
Kararil
Madermag
Ravidale
Fleeramites
Pete Jay
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Safir
Tae
Prine
Pawer
Erner
Ak Sather
Soni
Outaland
Steeda Brym Steltwnne
Per Rutier Aquiaele
Tom Lung
Almont Ronmiaat
Doar
Dalors
Aihanatl
Falwas
Peters
Gistomere
Eceey
Ahs Pompasy
Wrishy
Gras
Biadiey
Walker, Wad Company
Whit Fit
Theva
Psee FE Ratoste
Tor Werlehon
Cicerae May
Rowland and
Dodae
Partville Sae
Newbridge
Bryysh
Aus.n. Company
Maresha
Storkton Basch
Ceholeinale
Tahoe
Mtoe
Ebro
Gueenmiana
Rere Colten
Ian Ayers
Evan
Wwe
Inhunie Williams
le Ponty Jonva
Taehhorse Ponty Jones
Dominion
Jhune
Wortern
Feneth
Kastedt-S Vyleur
Zealant
Bowie
Luken
Tyan Jose
Damkiy Hala
Tel
Shane May
Magi
Chapman
Atu
Sean
Willie Mureua
Nils
Sivrieht
Intarnational Rifles
Tav
Percy Bush
Davey Goce
Bush
Gete
Stone
Redell-Sivr
Willie Morgan
Paver
Tan Cceieer
Tans
Boe End
Jerry Wiliams
Metrang
Lanes
Bean
Laxon
Nippy
Eclep
Latte Batt
Partis
Mick
Pageos
Sivright
Tom
Jerre Williams
Mues
Ins Baleen
Beitiel
Seaory
Tedell-Birright
Col Fark
Tan
Unies
Peper
Rmemy
Detlinhers
Wenscue
Torwardn
Tiebt
Went Uv
Central Court
Tallow Market
Tata
Ronish Pianos
Paling’s
Paling
George St. Sydney
A.B.C
Pitt-street
Mouahe
Sias
Bird
Sowder
Viel
Wee
Tomers
Vale
Pal
Swith Rowe Ae
Aperstie
Ho Iehesie
Atermitinos Seirciaie Ata Vpiekity
Leermetay Decker Waterie Tegen Pena
Dno Oauralgk
Dinette
Ahan Sen
Ieee
Rene
Me Nh Ed
Norfolk
Masih
Wautine
Sairmis
Aioe
Taive
Aril
Soopov Ket
Mt Maa
Aow
Man
Quit Ant
Geore St Oxford S* Sydnet
Theo
Oxford Street
Paddington
Bo Raabe
Lane Flinke
S.v-O. Pulloch Lade
Vlad le Sade
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