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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
13
Fragmented OCR text describes Ohlers Cocoa Soluble and related medical or patent claims. The readable portions mention a product, pricing, and unspecified dates and names, but the full meaning is unclear. The passage appears as garbled lines without coherent events or entities.
A muddled discussion describes schemes proposed by Mr CiriMih baw to fund large public works through English firm loans at market rates with 5 percent remuneration to the company. It notes potential supporters among politicians and property owners who would gain or lose, and the plan’s reliance on day labor under engineers' supervision.
Debates on financing public works through government borrowing risk a platter of outcomes. Proponents warn against undercutting a market check while opponents fear a credit boom and eventual crash harming workers and taxpayers.
Readers observe a troubling debate over corruption and malfeasance. Arguments for a fully independent commission grow, while critics fear mixed approaches could weaken reform and delay accountability.
A garbled 19th-century style piece outlines a landlord and householder struggle with time and billing. It hints at a service charge, subscriber costs, and the public perception of accurate timekeeping in a domestic setting.
The passage depicts a tense late game scene with a beleaguered offense and risky plays. It references chairs, time pressure, and reactions from players amid a critical moment. The fragment hints at strategizing and a potential game turning point as teams vie for control.
A fragmentary discussion on the role of a Post Laureate in promoting poetry and the arts surfaces in historical debate. Proponents defend the title's cultural value while critics question its relevance to modern artistic policy and public funding.
A fragmented historical piece discusses a supposed discovery by Mr Reston about a Bay onna in France and a language called Veed, citing monkey behavior and humans. It critiques copying silenced by fear and questions if true language can ever emerge beyond imitation.
A letter from J C Wadhers of Marriebrilig Dairy discusses alleged compaction wars and pricing with local buyers. He claims customers would pay higher prices if suppliers could justify their costs and asks the public to note his explanation and stance on the matter.
Auction sale announced listing several bidders and items including pledges and goods. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but location mentions Guildford and date June 18. Arthur Bickerd and Company named among participants.
A garbled clipping mentions a nightcap and various odd phrases like Wolfe's Gekaapps against Ware bevik i and FOX SKINS TANNED. The text also includes fragmented references to pills, liver, Bettis, and Pakeet Ure Pl with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome.
A noisy debate references the concept of unionism and industrial governance. The speaker discusses corporate influence, workers’ rights, and regulatory oversight, citing a commission, a mining sector case, and calls for direction from workers.
A man walked into the harbor and was rescued from drowning. He was taken to Fort Mer Fugen and remained under observation as investigators and watermen assisted. Police and later officials monitored the scene as rescue operations continued near the harbor.
The report lists early morning movements across multiple stock names and prices. It mentions commodities and securities with varied figures, indicating a busy trading start and shifting benchmarks.
A fragmented advertisement notes price cuts on various goods, mentioning belts and shoes with reference to sales and shops in the area. It references names and locations vaguely, indicating a promotional notice for discounted items and limited stock.
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