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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 05, 1902

Page

3

Weather report tallies rain across districts

Inland yesterday was cloudy frosty and foggy with light variable winds. A.M. rain at Grafton and Emmarille. Tuesday rain totals include Sydney 25 Grafton 30 Narrabri 60 and Parramatta 34. Drought relief from recent showers noted at Penrith Amworth Tilba Tilba Uralla Wollongong and Yass with varying impact on farming and water supply.

Grafton Emmarille Limmore Casino Tenterfield Tabulam Clarence ‘Heads Emmaville Innes Yermen Boggabiile Inverell Bingara Bun Orange Blayney Bathurst Mount Victoria Clackheath Katoomba S. Lawson Springwood Kurrajong Winsor Parramatta Woolgoolea Kempsey Port Macquarie Camden Haven Heads Taree Manningheads Cape Hawke Seal Rocks Newesile Sydney Picton Bowral Tae Jall Tae Ralu Ryde Borssty Sitenaet Pennant Hillis Castle Hall Atock Penrith Richmond Tweed Amworth Giorious Rein Uralla Tej Olcing Wollongong Yass

Drought Strains Far Northern Australia With Widespread Drying

Reports from multiple towns in New South Wales describe severe drought conditions. Beltana and Beltara report dry dams and lamb losses while rain remains uncertain. Armidale notes May rainfall at record lows and forecasts a possible weather shift. Campbelltown records a heavy thunderstorm bringing 1 2 inches of rain, many districts report scant rain, parched grazing lands, and looming losses in sheep and crops.

Armidale Wich New England Campbelltown Coolamon Eestoy Inverell Kiama Katoomba Kanimble Megalsong Lithcow Into Maclean Mittagong Mabrabri Wedweminy Nerrabr Pennant Hills Alice Ambour Ies Polate

Distress in Cobar as mine resumes amid drought

Distress grips Cobar as the copper mine, supplied with 40 000 gallons of water daily from Warren, restarts after three weeks idle. Ongoing drought leaves hundreds unemployed, families living on boiled saltbush and birds, with miners and local business people contributing to relief amid record poverty.

Cobar Warren

Inquest Opens Over Alderman Dolman Death

The city coroner opened the inquest into Alderman William Dolman, fatally injured by a tram on Parramatta Road near Derwent Street. Evidence described the moment he alighted on the wrong side as the tram started, causing him to fall under the other tram at 10 to 12 mph.

William Dolwan Parramatta-road Derwent Street Blackburn Prince Alfred Hospital Delman Mr. Dolman Charles Canham Joseph M'Clynn W. J.maloney Balmain Canbamy George Carrie Rowley Street Camperdown Balelu Flo Te Tran Wat Face George Gordon Dolman Dot Arthur C. Poulton Thomas Howard George Street Taapedar'Pely Tramway Department

Man named Muir shot in stable at hotel

In Queanbeyan a man named Muir was found in the stables of McPherson's Hotel with a forehead wound and a pistol lying beside him. He was unconscious and carried to the hospital cocoa. The incident occurred around 11 o'clock this morning.

Queanbeyan Muir Mpherson

A Clergyman’s Enduring Testimony to Morse’s Indian Root Pills

A Sydney clergyman in his eighties writes that after fifty-two years in ministry he suffered chronic constipation and indigestion. Since using Morse’s Indian Root Pills for two years he reports regular bowels, better digestion, increased appetite, sound sleep, and renewed vigor for his Sunday preaching and travels.

Pitt-street Sydney N.S.W DR. Morse

City Property Auction Draws Crowd but Passes In

The sale at Hardle and Gorman rooms drew a large crowd as city properties including Kidman's Buildings opposite Queen Victoria Markets and other parcels along Bourke Street Oxford Street James Street and Goullrim Factory Harbor Streets were offered. Bids opened low and the block with mills and shops failed to meet reserves, selling none at the auction.

Hardle and Gorman Kidman Gorman Kidman's Terrace Bourke-atreet Oxford-atreet MF Bourke-etreet Bourke-street James-atreet Oxford-areet Bourke Street Sir Sin Tames-Street F.C. Noonan Oxford-street Matthews Oxford Street Jamer Street Goullirn Filsroy Atreein Moore Park

Whipping Ordered After Indecent Assault Case

William Bros, a boy of about eight years and ten, was arraigned at Darlinghurst Quarter Sessions before Tudge Docker on an indictment for indecent assault on a 10 year old girl in Sydney on April 2. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six months in Darlinghurst Gaol with hard labor and a whipping of twelve strokes. The judge warned that such offences were rising and hoped the punishment would deter others.

William Bros Darlinghurst Seastone

Soldiers Ill Report From Capetown Dispatches

Graphic despatches from the Chief Casualty officer in Pretoria describe New South Wales forces ill with tubercle pericarditis and enteric fever. Mention includes Stevens and Leonard with illnesses. The report references Klerksdorp and Becond New South Wales Mounted Infantry.

Capetown Pretoria New South Wales Cushmen’s Stevens St Kiandefontein New South Wales Mounted Infantry Thomas Patrick Leonard Dargaroualy Klerksdorp Newes An

Postal fumigation rules for New Zealand from Sydney

Postal authorities warn that mail from Sydney to New Zealand is fumigated due to plague in Sydney. Ordinary letters undergo the worst steam fumigation while parcels with parchment, photographs, or delicate contents face the sulphur process. Public should clearly mark perishable items to aid proper handling.

Sydney New Zealand

Kensington Races Yourteen-Three Handicap Card

Standout results from Kensington race card feature Rosebank winning the six furlong Yourteen-Three Handicap by a length with Curious and Touly also well placed. Other races include Fountrein-One Mandicap, Tricky favorite Carteau second, and a Novice Handicap with Armarg h favored. four other events show betting and times albeit with partial legible data.

Rosebank Sat Adams Smith Ates Touly Nina Teinee Cevana Barbeau Adama Ass Chetwynd Cailimore Clare Allee Viken Carteau Viren Tricky Clarm Tutu Emppemh Tat MD Purmow Peercees Eoeeseve T Beaupatch Tat Ob Cartwright Yesseee Earmagh Fet Bib Considiney Nalley Deceitful Vunture Diana Maritana Ginee Quéen Mise Niante Konig Old Girl Jitmeny Yarim Snowdrop Aginst Armagh Cipay Quaen Heaupatoh Jength Tims Imin Ryge Mandicaf Ellen Tei Este Chigutaln Bat Evans Inveress Tet Upraser Sparklet Laura Omwlette Wykes Manalos Wiapa Ielina Mayboy Arba Tour Lragthe Greec Vade Beda Rennes Sores Rae Slength Tune

Imprisonment for Debt Sparks Reform Debate

A letter argues that imprisonment for debt is a lasting fallacy and calls for reform of the system. It discusses maintenance orders, fines, and the harsh impact on debtors, urging a pay by instalments scheme and broader magistrate action to ease penalties while preserving state funds. The piece suggests adding magistrates or justices of the peace to handle increased workload and speed up collections.

Payton Hugh Sibel

Seasickness Prevention Beaton Beajon in 19th Century Letter

A garbled 19th century clipping praises a remedy named Beajon for seasickness. Influential figures like C Cecil Grimes and Albert Sharp endorse the product after personal trials aboard ships and in inland travel. The text references a “Marathon Awave” and a peppermint cure for coughs, with additional mentions of Ye Old Woods and Grovestrest.

C. Cecil Grimes Seoul Teeling Bealot Eife Seajol Albert Sharp Tamiain Oy

Lord Hopetoun's Departure From Australia

The Melbourne Argus reports Vice Regal plans after alliance with the Imperial Government. The Governor General will leave Australia for Dagiend on July 16 and return via Cuma. He departs Melbourne for Sydney at the end of the oath period and remains until a successor is appointed.

Melbourne “Argus Dagiend Lord Hopetows Cuma Melbourne Sydney Spenis Lord Hopetoun

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