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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes a divorce and a disrupted ceremony at an unspecified location with scattered names and dates. The readable segments reference a morgue or parish setting, a curate, and a possible incursion or disturbance. Details are too garbled to confirm participants or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text references a legal matter involving individuals or entities named Lees and Anitil Law with references to a court, a warehouse, and a proceeding dated by months and numbers. The readable fragments mention a deed, sale, and court action with references to witnesses, a judge or official, and an event described as a service or process. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR reports a civil matter between Taylor and Taylor involving a contested matter likely about inheritance or estate distribution. The scan yields sparse names and dates, with unclear jurisdiction and procedural posture. The readable text hints at a hearing or verdict related to a will or estate, but specifics are not recoverable.
The text presents a garbled mix of personal names, relationships, and scattered phrases without coherent events or dates. It mentions Mowra Howra Mabel Lewys and various nonsensical sequences, making it impossible to determine a clear news item or outcome.
In a contentious matter, Beech andMeridists face amending actions tied to a civil dispute. Judge Ervetel presides as parties seek a favorable ruling amid legal maneuvers and weather considerations noted in court history.
Fragmentary OCR note reports Kennedy figures and a legal proceeding with names Rekinna Kinsety Senne Munigouery and William Reaoray. BeEIBINNES and Mefiol to Savlog martin are referenced. The text references a church and renaming a state or place, with unclear dates or actions.
An obituary notes the death of Aen Keih Meb Teall and details a contentious marriage to Ale ffrid Sohn Pourh oy. It mentions a planned reunion and rites at Ae Auellena Courb, with references to Darra Raln Meeinidlne A and Bessa Min Geehr. The fragmentary text hints at New Zealand ties and wartime circumstances affecting their union.
The Aborigines Board met to discuss Aboriginal welfare and education. They approved funding for Aboriginal child schooling at multiple towns and noted a Lands Department notice on military reserve acreage at Lake Wawarre Ertnind. The board adopted the annual report and approved accounts totaling £58 for payment.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a pact of prestige and a claim to supremacy. It references names like Petersen and Seadtas and alludes to a forceful context tied to Chest Cemblainte and Woods' Grest Perpermint Cire with a cryptic numeric sequence.
The article chronicles multiple stage events and concerts. Notable performers include Gerard Voll Rae Miss Allee Brzest and Mr J R Sykes delivering refined instrumental pieces and vocal numbers. Local societies present dramas and pantomimes with extensive casts and community support, highlighting performances at FMC Mount, Manly Congregational Church and other venues.
In Newtown Poles Court, Prtor Low a newsagent of Forestroat Hurstville faced action for keeping shop open after 8 pm on Queen's Birthday. Fireworks and other items were displayed and sold after hours. he was fined and ordered costs. A second defendant Charley Chay of 86 King Street Newtown was fined for not closing his shop after 6 pm on the same date.
The late Private G. V. Hastie of the Fours Queensland Contingent was honored with a military funeral in Sydney after arrival from Brisbane. He lay in a coffin draped with the Union Jack on a gun-carriage, attended by thirteen men, with three volleys fired over the grave at Rockwood Cemetery by order of the Queensland Government.
An 11 eastward and 11 westward run report details durations between Southampton and New York and other routes. The average speed across twenty two runs is 221.78 knots, claimed as the best record for any steamer crossing the Atlantic. A request is made to publish the information for public guidance. The Tennessee Walkers Convalescent Hospital monthly report follows with patient counts, admissions, discharges, and deaths for May.
Not wishing to visit Sydney at present, can have Patterns and Self-measurement Forms sent to any part of New South Wales by addressing D Kussmann, Fashionable London Tailor, 146 Pitt Street, Sydney, or 203 King Street, Newtown. Colemang and Sons’ Encelsote Extract for coughs and colds never fails.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local election scene with candidates Mr. Tidusuu Lousdate or Ari Hale for the Uralla Walcha seat and Mr. W. Hi i. Pindington as another nominee. Mentions Walcha gathering Monday night Ste Piasington event and a Friday Protest.
The Balmain Borough report details severe sanitary neglect after a Tuesday meeting. It notes flood damage, interrupted mains, and contaminated cells. residents face health risks from infectious disease reports and poor housing conditions amid infrastructure failures.
A special meeting of the council was postponed amid irregularities in the agenda. The session planned for January month was deferred to a later date, with officials citing procedural delays and the need for formal reevaluation.
The Neutral Bay line from the wharf to Military Road will open for public traffic next Monday. Arrangements are being finalized to ensure smooth operation.
The fortnightly session of Crown Lodge 05, Odd Fellows, met despite icy conditions with good attendance. Presiding officers Thomas Komp and Harry Cox spoke on lodge harmony, with presentations honoring past officers. Attendance and sickness figures were noted, and a strong call for continued fraternal support followed the cordial gathering.
In the Metropolitan Quarter Sessions at Darlinghurst Judge Docker sentenced Mary Bottom after a guilty plea for bigamy to three months with hard labor. George Walsop received twelve months with hard labor. William Maitland was jailed two years, Willian Maitland. Jojuis Whittaker got three years’ hard labor. Eliza Overdales was sentenced to six months with hard labor in Darlinghurst Gaol.
At the Water Potlos Court Summons Diviston, Friday, Newton, an officer in the Navigation Department, prosecuted against a plier or person upon the allegation they were in large machinery build for navigation and plying in the harbor, under the derided grade of vessels. Names listed include Jen of the Matilda, Marwood Jun of the Albatros, Alfred Redivit, Arness, Roper of the Boatto, and McDoneld of the Commottore.
A local strike at Harden Deviation Works involves disgruntled workers seeking back pay and improved conditions. Workers allege insufficient wages and claim the employer failed to meet settlement terms. A petition was drawn up with signatures requesting redress, but no resolution has been reached yet.
Amendments directed by the Governor update the recently issued list of magistrates. The bill now includes names such as Frederick William Mathews of Gulf Rick Barraba Walter Philly Blackmore Jol Mahony Granville Rourke, James Rhodes Worrall and others from Sydney Stuart Town Carmonmy and Burkstown Queensland.
A Miles Hoard reports bustling activity in Melbourne with news of deposits and investments. Moers, Winehoombe, Carsna, and Company Limited announce local dealings and an agent in Young, while patents and repairs hint at steady optimism. The river near Breakfast Creek and surrounding districts appear healthy with ongoing preparations and stock ready for market.
Justice G Simpson presided as a juror affidavit was tendered by a JP noting juror nobility and that in the city such an affidavit should be before a commissioner for day matters. He would not excuse the juror but warned that a similar affidavit before a commissioner of affidavits would lead to excuses.
A fragmented message from Adelaide notes interruptions to telegraph service affecting St Thoma Loan’a and nearby offices. It states alternative routes via Ascension and Cape Town with same rates as the direct route and mentions forwarding to several stations.
Fragmented OCR describes a new patent grab dredger with references to testing, mechanisms like wire repeater systems, and a large industrial context. The passage mentions inspections, a Stanchby style setup, and various technical terms amid garbled phrases.
Fragmentary ad style prose promotes a medical remedy and rosters physicians and a delivery offer. mentions Tibhe Vcore VieCoroa Limited and a free post card sample to test Universally touted by a supplier. The piece uses period newspaper tone.
Fragmented OCR text mentions pigs and local maritime industry terms, with references to markets and vendors at a fair or port. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text, but hints include pigs, ships, and local business names. The item reads like a brief note on agricultural and trade activity surrounding a port area.
A jumbled OCR style market item lists various goods and prices including hair, horns, bones, carpets, and clothing. Entitled vendors and items appear with scattered prices and locations, reflecting a dense auction or sale notice with numerous named products and sums.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at three piano or vocal pieces titled Sete eat retraming norma eta amt Sremneth ami tee area Suton tuner ve tam Oay sla. Readable names, dates, or clear context are absent, making precise identification impossible.
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