Fragmentary Readout Mentions Royalty and Routes
Unclear OCR fragment references a royal figure and a route or path, with disrupted words and names. No coherent event or dates are readable. Further readable text needed for a proper card.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
8
Unclear OCR fragment references a royal figure and a route or path, with disrupted words and names. No coherent event or dates are readable. Further readable text needed for a proper card.
The Acting Chief Justice remarks on ordinary prudence in a mis turiness matter. Arguments reference reading parts of evidence about Lands Department improvements and practice, with Meagher and Reid discussing responsibilities and admissible affidavits in the case. The court allows parts of an affidavit to be read for context.
A chaotic stream of notes discusses rainfall, catchment health, and river concerns. Residents of Clifton and Sydney debate rainfall impact on the catchment area, water storage, and reservoir levels with mention of February 1908 rainfall and looming drought effects.
A Morpeth area incident near West Maitland involved a young man, Mosis doaswh MMwrphy, who drowned after his brother failed to prevent the tragedy. The event occurred in a riverside area at dawn as the mother heard commotion and the younger man pursued, but both entered the water and the body was recovered later. The brother was unmarried.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes late shipping arrivals and trade items including references to New Zealand and a race in the North Or region. Mentions Caplace Maren and Caphein Bruner among others with sporadic place names and dates.
Sporting notes describe an Australian like fragment with mentions of New Zealand legal action, Hughy Linch match, Lord Cecil, Ruvers al gncare feats, and steeplechases. Narrabri Joskey Club plans a gala on July 1 and 3, with prize money of £200 to be distributed.
The Randwick incident unfolds with Mr. Willis recounting an attempted burglary at his residence. He describes a deliberate break in to the drawing-room, theft of silver and valuables, and the danger to his family. Willis hints at motives tied to money and local intrigue, warning of further action.
The report lists numerous shares and prices across Australian markets including Mount Morgan, Broken Hill, Great Cobar, Silverton Tramway, and National Bank of Australasia. It notes notable trades, dividends, and buyer/seller activity with references to Copper and other commodities, amid varied price movements and market sentiment.
In a contested will case, testimony recalls the decedent’s conversations with his granddaughter about family matters, care of Dodger, and reactions to recent events. Witnesses describe the grandfather’s behavior, appetite, and reluctance to discuss disposal of property as the trial reveals tensions within the household and between relatives.
The will of Sir Alexander William Cormack master cooper of Geirsiele Syall's Bay Balnain names son Havelock Humer Cormack and Donald M'Corquodile as trustees. Widow Florence Cormack receives a life interest in the estate with a yearly annuity and a £200 legacy to her. two-thirds and one-third shares are allotted to sons Havelock Humer Cormack and Victor Cormack respectively with remainder to other sons and daughters. If a child’s widow or heirs cast doubt on validity the entire estate is forfeited to the rest. The estate value is estimated at £239,874.
A disjointed fragment reports resumed test evidence in the Wollongong poisoning case involving Alfred George Carnes, a minister, at the Corrina Penily Hotel. It notes hotel licensee Charles Edwards and mentions potential criminal charges and uncertain outcomes amid chaotic courtroom exchanges.
Fragmentary report describes a premature fireworks blast at the Bank of New South Wales premises causing injuries to children and adults. Eyewitness details mention burns to a man and women, chaotic scene, and vague references to officials or bystanders.
Bette Me and Kinbra Band Cheshire divorce petition heard in Sydney. Mary Jane Cheshire petitions for custody of three children, including Clifford Cheshire aged 13. Judge Bly grants the divorce and temporary custody arrangements after examining the couple’s long quarrel over support and work, noting financial strain and absence of arranged support for eight years.
Corroborative evidence reveals a troubled marriage between Mary Witkon Anderson and Hin was Hin, with two children in 1908. The record notes abandonment and disputes over residence from Adamstown near Newcastle to North Sydney, Waratah, and Darlinson, ending with Anderson taking the children.
The case involves Farah Ann Quilty alleging harassment and cruelty by Frederik Pranoon Quilts. Proceedings include support failures and a decree nisi after evidence of violent conduct, with the respondent accused of ignoring duties and attempting to control the claimant.
Eawin James Bilis sues for divorce from Kiken his wife. Respondent did not appear after service. Petitioner states they married on December 8 in Bathurst. Witness a miner from Lucknow testifies to marriage closeness and supporting wife, noting travel and separation due to work. They had five children. two stayed with petitioner’s mother at Bathurst, others later with him in Sydney country. Petitioner claims abandonment, no contact since 0 f 366, and that five children remain with Randwick home, best boy employed on a dairy farm. Decree granted after corroboration from petitioner’s mother and witnesses.
A dealer from Little Buckingham Street was fined £10 after buying lead and tin from a boy under 14, in a case that involved an official summons. Witnesses described attempts to obtain the items without proper orders, and the defendant claimed the boy had supplied the material. The court ordered the fine and noted additional costs.
An illustrated catalog style notice promoting men’s overcoats with various styles and prices. Highlights Chesterfield and Raglan models in tweed and mainproof fabrics, sizes and colors listed, and an invitation to inspect stock via a free illustrated catalogue.
A Sydney report notes the sudden vanishing of a man named Ranken on Monday. Authorities and locals search near wells and water holes while a driver recalls guiding him toward a coach. Ranken, described as tall with an iron grey beard, often walks with a stick amid the mystery.
Police investigate a thatched hut near Evens Plains after Tyvaratis torched it on Thursday night. A traveler and a horse were seen nearby. the occupant Mr M Kay reported the hut was set alight while he slept. A missing man from Evans Plains remains unaccounted for as officers seek clues from evening travelers and nearby workers.
In Bathurst court on Friday William Tidyman of Lithgow faced the charge of maliciously damaging stalactites at Jenolan Caves. The prosecution stated the act occurred within the Jenolan area and resulted in a monetary penalty of £5 1s after default for the month.
Voluntary sequestrations listed for several Sydney residents and associated officials. Names include dorsp Thiering of 61 Lowne Moriatrest and blackamith. W H Palmer of 18 Desonshire-strest. Robert Foster Eves Lomile of Castlereagh siferts Pearith. and C F W Lloyd official assignor. Details reference the Secretary for Lands and proceedings under ministerial direction.
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