Railway may endanger St Andrew's
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1929
Page
2
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A driver admitted fault in a crash prompting a judge to express regret over the outcome. Prosecutors sought a new site assessment, while parties weighed safety and liability. The decision underscores concerns about road conditions and accountability in the incident.
A garbled report outlines pressure on local authorities and the state government to drive a drive for a new church. It mentions a council, residents, and potential action ahead of elections, with limited readable names and places.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions an arena and dates or events with scattered letters. The readable parts reference a venue and some names or initials, but the core details are unclear. The item appears to be a brief local notice or column item without complete context.
Fragmented notice notes a £500 provision by diggers or lands stakeholders to the Miners Board for inquiry. Details unclear due to OCR errors but indicates support or grant aimed at oversight or investigation by the miners board.
Fragmented OCR text shows a plea in vain with scattered names and garbled phrases. It mentions a wanted outcome, a police officer role, jumbled surnames, and unclear references to individuals and dates. The readable bits suggest a court or police context but lack coherent details.
Tomorrow a decision is scheduled involving Ek Tee Rad mp and Ree Emp, with officials or organizers confirming a pivotal move. The briefing notes indicate coordination between entities to finalize the course of action and set a timetable for implementation.
A compact weather chart from the Evening News notes readings and forecasts compiled by RRR Recs and Rees. The item highlights temperature ranges and general conditions with a nod to the stove like shorthand style used in the page.
A court records a fine of £100 for a cook charged with opium possession and related artfully displayed wares to street cleaners or wipers. The case notes indicate enforcement of anti opium laws and monetary penalty imposed by the magistrate.
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