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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
5
The Saxo-Tonic Pill Company announces results of their No 4 Original Limerick Competition closing May 30. Prizes include grand trip around many regions plus 40 cash prizes, with numerous named entrants and addresses listed in partial, damaged OCR.
A fragmented OCR item mentions the Saxo-Tonic Pill Original Limerick Competition with unclear pricing and stray words. It references prose at a price and a promotional context but lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons, dates, or organizations.
The Casual Labor Farm at Pitt Town operated on 160 acres of poor soil under a government funded program. Managed by a small board of control and later by Labor Commissioners, it developed crops, dairy production including an Alpha Laval separator, and a small broom factory. Revenue reached £833 with growing assets such as cattle, pigs, and a new workshop for machinery, furniture, and vehicles, while promoting self-sustaining labor and wage relief for resident and casual workers.
Equity District Court hearing for Elisabeth Anne Bayliss wife of William Bayliss claimant alleging breach of contract by coal merchants Gibbs Boulton and Company Macquarie Place Manly seeks compensation including costs and cheque reimbursements totaling multiple pounds with unsettled dispute over payment and delivery rights in an unsettled Australian municipal setting.
A rugged 1860s to 1890s account follows prospecting around Fifield and Burra Burra near Peak Hill. Miners, stockholders, and officials, including Mr Cork and Mr Slee, drive a gold rush, establish a dam and tank, and push for a new township with streets named and a surveyed layout to accommodate claims and settlers.
Police officer Stewart attacked by two dogs owned by Gammel Andeley in Glebe on Micchsti road. One dog bit and dailed the officer while the other grabbed his rants. At Glebe Police Court, Rudeley pleaded not guilty to Esp ings dog dangerous to the public. Costs total 4 pounds.
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