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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
Sydney municipal council discusses beautification costs at Hennelong Point Reserve and the Lands Department’s demand for reclamation and harbor extension. The harbor trust would resume possession without compensation, prompting a recommendation against future public reserve acquisitions unless fully dedicated for all time.
Readers letters urge faster tram service to Eastern Suburbs, proposing an elevated tunnel from Market to Hyde Park and an underground station near Castlereagh. Canon Boyce argues Canada liquor laws and crime stats favor no licence, while Bronte tram plans face opposition between Bondi and Waverley routes and a George Street stop is suggested to improve safety.
Commonwealth patents matter a list of interesting patent applications including Titan A M Partington improved apparatus for agitating and contained in a tumbler parting a improved opposite set conductor and a predetermined tip and A Brows improved wire fencing contact components.
Fixtures for tomorrow across rugby league and union. England v North Wales at Acultural Ground with preliminaries. Sydney area clubs contest first and third grade rugby union at multiple venues. Australian rules and lawn tennis events fill the day alongside motor and cycling trials and bowls matches in Sydney districts.
Readable lines show Randwick with five rinks facing Goulburn at Randwick and Redfern with four rinks against W St George at Victoria Park. Other entries note St George versus Victoria Park, Werley baseball, and multiple university and club fixtures across Waverley, Paddington, Petersham, Lane Cove, and Mosman with umpires named.
The Premier Mr Wade visited the Waverley Branch of the Liberal party Thursday evening in Stratton's Hall, Bibeystreet, to address members. He defended government measures on pensions, friendly societies, and the Industrial Disputes Act, rebutting critics and challenging opponents to repeal the act if returned to power. A vote of thanks was moved by Colonel Onslow and Alderman Fairweather.
Evidence in a maintenance case outlines the hard winter losses of a Newtown picture show run by Mills and Daniel. They describe stagnant or negative receipts despite steady winter attendances, with high overheads including £216 in alms. Mills, previously at Wert's, joined Daniel in February and says no profit has been made, with debts mounting and Mills owed £3 per week. The maintenance order remains in force.
A reader named Mary Ann Eliz Bright writes of a supposed cure for a chest cold and praises Woods Great Peppermint Cure. The note claims the product cured her cold and includes endorsement language about sleeping arrangements and wire products.
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