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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
3
An Australian reporter quotes a hair expert claiming women increasingly show thinning crowns and wispy hair. The expert attributes it to sun exposure and hat-wearing, noting many keep hairpieces and wigs to preserve appearance while acknowledging social biases.
Maclean Monany reports mixed conditions for the new sugarcane crop. Dry spell delayed growth, but recent rains and mild weather aided recovery. evaporation and ship-wind risk could affect yields. The Colonial Sugar Refining Company’s Harwood refining mill begins crushing on the 2nd of the month, with a six month season expected and a projected crop around 0,00 tons, possibly 11,000 tons if conditions improve. Planting will hinge on federal duties policy, with 200 acres potentially maintained or expanded. The region already expects many workers as crushing power may be doubled and men seek trashing and cane prep jobs.
A government telegram conveys birthday congratulations to the Prince of Wales from the Governor General and people of the Commonwealth. Replies express sincere thanks to the Government and Commonwealth. Other messages send best wishes from Australian units and officials.
A newly built steamer from Calcutta, named AshDridge Dew Jeanel, completed trade with resources from Mesars Hamilton sal Company in Glasgow. The vessel, 1000 tons deadweight, measures 251 by 478 by depth, powered by Clyde Ship-Engines, is captained by Saerr Warvet and registered under the company’s yard.
Mayor P Leahy of Mosman called for action after frequent ferry jumping incidents. The discussion with manager Mr Todd explored barriers and penalties to deter impulsive boarding, with possible parliamentary approval and company measures to curb risky behavior at Circular Quay.
A Chinese prisoner appears in the Central Police Court with facial bruising described as dark blotches. The defendant, accused of stealing and assault, speaks in broken English while a sergeant requests a remand as observers debate whether the attack involved a Chinaman or a Mog. The reporter notes the sentence is remanded to the following Sunday.
In Darlinghurst near Surreysiteer 19 a milkman collided with a corner lamp post as a horse drawn cart tipped and spewed milk onto the crowd. Glass shattered, residents retreated indoors while onlookers and a terrier stirred excitement at the scene.
A chaotic balloon ascent at Bonds Aquarium drew a crowd of boys and spectators. Preparations near the tunnels and pavilion led to mishaps before the parachute descent attempt collapsed in minutes. The event ended with a loud flop and unanswered questions for the daredevil organizers.
The warehoused towage and cargo report details Wyandra from Melbourne and Barroon from Queensland bound for Brisbane. The Wrurnicn and Bar rapuil steamships faced storms and fog, with cargo including crates, bananas, tallow, and general goods. The voyage featured weather delays, crew arrangements, and a change of officers aboard the Wrurnicn as the fleet pressed toward port.
The Commonwealth Gazette lists provisional recognitions and appointments across New South Wales and Sydney including Conatil for Guatemala at Melbourne, Connals for Denmark and excise inspectors. It details customs and telegraph works, line erections, pole supply, and related charges for multiple districts, with names such as Auguste de Bavay, W Moncker, E L Lucas, Alfred Lawrence, Jamies Cook, George Lewis Wan, W D Bingis, A R Coleame, and James Marwell in various postings and contracts.
The 9th Dune yearly meeting of Intercolonial Investment Company Limited discusses balance sheet figures and profits. Directors note extended terms, expenses, and net profit adding to balance. reserve for dividends proposed. Property values show declines while borrowings rise. chairman cites value under fair valuation and interest income as main profit source.
The readable text hints at a discussion of intense and cobte spime tunes and references to Great Peppermint Core. It lacks clear names, dates, or events and appears as garbled OCR from a music column or advertisement.
A woman identified as Kate Minogue was found dead in her Moruya bedroom near the Club House Hotel. The cause appears to be syncope related to a stomach issue, with limited readable details due to damaged text.
Metropolitan district appoints sub inspectors and constables to various stations. James MeVane water police becomes sub inspector. Nicholas Souse replaces deceased Mackie at No 1. T A Ferguson and M L Moronyy assigned as constables at Browar Fina disteles and Xembuld respectively. Further transfers include Simon Fraser, Arthur Heanaford, Frederick Brown, Peter Olwen, J Turnbull and others to new posts.
A garbled note reports a shunting accident involving a person named Madar and references a medical condition ocular. The fragment mentions injuries, possible medical response, and a race or movement of a vehicle. No clear dates, places, or organized details are discernible from the legible text.
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