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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
9
Report notes inconsistent results as Perens oper of ae and Ba examine mates Paes amid unclear confidence levels. Officials from several orgs review data, seeking clearer indicators on performance and reliability.
A chaotic report outlines New Zealand football's Sydney arrival with confusion over lines and venues. It cites teams including New Beales and references a Saturday game plan, with mentions of players, coaches, and differing accounts of a trip and performance.
Fragmented obituary notes a service and burial for James Baghee with references to family members, local figures, and a parish cemetery. The text mentions attendance by relatives, a farewell at West Malden and Gly feeidemee, and a departure for America. it lists names like Mrs. and Mr. W. G. Lartes and Mies Ores Preedee, indicating a community remembrance with sparse legible details.
A fragmentary report details a women named Mire Mentek and others arriving from Baaland as part of a broader event. The text lists multiple names, ships, and locations, noting ceremonies, passes, and transfers with varied, unclear connections. The piece suggests a wartime or diplomatic context with references to orders, transport, and officers.
The garbled OCR passage describes a stomach illness and fevers affecting a person named Abe hereti and mentions remedies, pains, and discomfort. It references Plague like symptoms, cautions, and a mix of vague medical terms, with no clear event or outcome.
The readable fragments describe officials and a secretary named Alnor Lee Preston or related figure, with references to a predecessor Be Winsere and a discussion of duties and future steps. The text shows garbled lines about meetings, positions, and a reevaluation of roles, mentioning names like Liege and Spartar and noting a desire for clarity and preparedness.
Fragmented OCR indicates a robbery spree in the Eastern Gubarbs near Sydney Meypen's home in Old Best Hens. Text mentions an entered dwelling and references local landmarks like the Wesevrr Gap and related place names, though details are garbled.
Fragmented report notes trains delayed at Liverpool with unclear causes and follow up mentions of health concerns and dietary references. Details are garbled but imply transport disruption and distant health observations amid a chaotic account.
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