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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
8
The Pinon WBA announces a new fee structure for Was Fr Bis, outlining charges and payment timelines. Officials state the measure aims to standardize pricing and improve service funding.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Lincetate in Ohio and references confusion over whether items are part of a larger list or statement. Core details are unclear, with incomplete words and missing names or dates. Further readable text is needed to create a proper summary.
The Australian commission outlines the new Federal Ministry with Cook, Forrest, and Millen among key figures. It describes the ministry’s balance of parties, proposed portfolios, and the likely composition including three front bench ministers from the new group and several from the Opposition, hinting at future votes and adjournment timing.
A garbled report from Abmdradla to Japan recounts Sir Harry Rawson and Misaavesan receiving on the Yawata Maru. The captain was given a photograph and a welcoming letter, with thanks for the kindness shown during a difficult voyage.
Weather favored a racing program with attendance moderate. Penfold Weland led a string of winners including Bitrim Vat ber, Lord Prigerss, and King of the Delt, while other top finishes featured Penpisr Penfold and Alpha fear.
Fragmented OCR note reports late shipping from Japan and a damaged house at Mt Limare owned by Ser George Cotlin, destroyed by fire. Mentions Teasers X and various names, with unclear details and multiple unreadable phrases.
Proceedings reveal ministers and experts backing standard gauge for New South Wales lines to improve coal and mineral transport. Minister for Works supports common gauge where extensions connect, noting economic benefits but cautioning against excessive penalties on mine owners.
Thamas Richards of Dubbo once connected to the Volunteer Motel faces bankruptcy inquiry led by Sydney Registrar Mr W H Palaioty. He admitted debt owed to Lucas Lock and Company prompted insolvency, with losses from hotel bills, racehorse ventures, and gambling. He described past earnings and failing to settle the lease sale, detailing lengthy alcohol and racing expenditures.
Fragmentary text describes naval or diplomatic activity involving nations and the New South Wales region. It mentions night lights at sea, reporting by a department, and preparations for a transfer or passage. The garbled wording limits precise facts but indicates surveillance or reporting duties and possible scheduling of movements.
Commonwealth Weather Bureau issues a cloudy forecast with showers across the country and rough seas off the southeast. The report lists rainfall totals at towns from Dubbo to Wellington, noting over an inch in several spots, while many areas see a spell of dry weather and warming trend. Weather includes weekly records of rainfall and regional notes on catchment benefits and farm conditions.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions heart disease and fever cases, pulmonary issues, and a list of ailments. It references a tally of eight heart conditions, four wasting diseases, and zero pulmonary disorders. Mentions stalls, training, and a cash amount, with unclear sources and names.
The Harbor Trust reports drastic improvements along Darling Harbour. Massive works widen berths and sheds, demolitions reshape the waterfront, with new wharves north of the Gas Company and a future goal to complete the harbor transformation within 18 months.
The Meagher case resumes as Johart Denis Meagher seeks reinstatement as a Supreme Court attorney. Shand argues misconduct, referencing statements by Belmeen and Willis, while Justice Pring cautions on a 1904 court promise. Afternoon largely covers Shand reading Land Commission evidence to connect Meagher to alleged deceptive dealings.
Unstained figure Mr Justice Sly presides at Darlinghurst Sessions over a case involving Roberts charged with driving conduct and alleged assault. Prosecution claims a mistaken identity with Polanks, while defense argues inconclusive evidence and absence of intent. Judge Murray notes inconsistencies and directs jury to consider credibility as verdict looms.
Witnesses described a convoluted inquiry into the will of Watertaxer Thomas Dyson of Oxford-abert Sydney. Testimony covered family disputes, shares valued at 10 000 pounds, and alleged pressure over bequests as the judge sought answers about the testator’s last wishes and possible influence from relatives.
In Cauival Criminal Court before Mr Justice Rogers a young man named Rogingld Weenshiy was charged with manslaughter in a case involving a widow. The jury entered a verdict as the proceedings concluded.
Fragmentary report notes delays in laying new light fuse at the Eden Lighthouse due to department preparations and standard procedures. Captain Hewton is mentioned in connection with the ongoing work and safety checks.
An old woman was found dead on May 11 with skull fractures and bite marks. The butcher, Gallagher, is on trial with connections to Buckinghams-stregi and Richmond. Arthur Sipeen, a key witness, dies of unexplained causes amid the case proceedings.
Market notes detail Broken Hill Proprietary and various Australian miners with prices, bids, and trade activity. London closing figures, copper, tin, and steel names appear with partial quotes and sector shifts. references to Tongkah Tin and Mount Morgan feature among scattered prices and dealer reports.
Fragmentary text indicates a report on marine surveyors and certificates being prepared. It references state involvement, likely a formal process, with mentions of applicants and dates, though key details and names are obscured by illegible OCR.
At Victoria Park the Thirteen and Thirteen Handicaps produced tight finishes with Get 107 and Granada among the notable placers. Winners included Ruatamata by a neck in the main event and Granada edging Cochrane and Woodyinn by half a length in the Aure Race as betting favored Hathraox and Kaipara among contenders. Other starters included Lucy, Merry Delaval, Paka, Aloe, and Sweet Matin in a crowded program.
A Sydney welcome greeted visiting athletes including Dearty wélonmé and Parramatta Bowing Club officials for a Parthrasita River event near Waee neyday. University figures Dr Cullne and Barkhouse addressed the crowd as players from New South Wales and Melbourne discussed lineups and potential selections amid injuries and scheduling challenges.
A fre-car Whaler race between a crew from the Naval Depot Garden Island and Perm Cove- Bhark Inland officers produced a win for Powerful by a quarter of a mile. John Bennett, from Llyngow, faced Bathurst Quarter Sessions on an unrelated charge.
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