FINAL EDITION. A PORTOE AND TH APRERS ON FACES 4 18D
The fragmentary OCR text appears to report a final edition notice or headline. No clear event, person, or organization is legible enough to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
10
The fragmentary OCR text appears to report a final edition notice or headline. No clear event, person, or organization is legible enough to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
A list of federal election results includes candidates such as J M'Lares C W Grant and Pearce George Poutar, with Labor party participants noted and several officials or offices referenced. The text is garbled but indicates officials overseeing the results and multiple labor candidates.
Fragmentary OCR lists candidates and majorities for Ballarat district. Names include William John Smith Brece Leber J. J. Fowler A. McCallum D. C. Worther and Hughes William Morris Hutton John Labour Liberal Liberal candidates appear with majorities noted. Results unclear due to damaged text.
The report outlines referendum proposals across New South Wales Victoria South Australia and Tasmania with turnout and approval signals. It details the commissions and authorities guiding the vote and the role of electors in a majority decision.
OCR text lists numerous candidate names with party labels and implied majorities across districts. Entities include Chapman Aubtim Liberal, Thomas Jobial Liberal, Joseph Major Fer, Watkins Liberal, Fleming Liberal, and Gordon Gmite Liberal, among others, indicating a broad Liberal advantage in the incomplete results.
Fragmentary notes show names Damper Gregory and Mahon with Labor references. Mentions Western Australia and port or counciled actions. Details unclear due to damaged text. appears to be a political or governmental note with names and affiliations.
Fragmentary report notes voting strength among House of Representatives candidates. Mentions parties and regions in Australia and unclear percentages. Lacks clear outcomes, candidate names, or dates due to damaged OCR.
Polling locations are listed for the Ferrew of the Wads and various electorates. Voters should note subdivision names and polling-site addresses for Beereriks Mickelagn Hunter Madqguarie and Werriwa, with designated times tomorrow.
An unclear report describes a subdivision where voters may rerun notes after casting ballots. It mentions ballot papers damaged by a tire incident and refers to votes for House of Representatives Senate and Peterectiin, with a scene at a Greg Market-atrent in Sydney.
In Fremantle a report cites labor delegates raising suspicions of misconduct during electoral processes. Allegations include manipulation of ballots, falsified records, and improper influence at multiple locations. Police and election officials are reviewing the claims and potential witnesses.
A large party from Sydney and Parliament members travel to Wyalong for the Cudgellico railway extension ceremony. The delegation inspects the line, with plans to tap remaining works and inspect land to be cultivated for wheat farming near Ungarie and Cudgellico.
Deputies from Tumbarumba acted to supply timber for railway construction. The plan involved harvesting about 100 superior timber mils to support wartime and power projects with approval expected from ministers and alignment with government transport needs.
Fragmented OCR lists share market terms and numerous personal and company names from an Adelaide page. The garbled text mentions buyers sellers brokers and various entities, with scattered references to dates, locations, and financial items amid noisy, unreadable lines.
Fragmentary OCR reveals heated debate over absentee ballots and vote counting. Officials under scrutiny include Contam Mouse and J O Mlares as lawmakers discuss irregularities, potential delays, and procedural safeguards amid mounting public concern.
Fragmentary text references discussions on imperial federation and constitutional matters. Mentions figures such as Lord Desuchamp and Lord Kemmari with allied officials, plus the theme of Home Rule and colonial policy debates. The passage appears to be an extract from a larger conference or cabinet record with numerous garbled names and locations.
The readable text is garbled with names and phrases about a race, competitors, and judging notes. It mentions Thacher and Berry, a winner named Webb Hammey, and references to July 21 and a world championship context, but many details are incoherent.
A fragmented antiquated text describes a court hearing over a marriage dispute involving RWILEY and Nim, with references to several persons and locations. The scenario includes elabored dialogue about engagement, proposed marriage, and contested betrothals amid a complex sequence of meetings and objections.
A garbled naval article describes a Bears collal Pater voyage to the Cape Row region with discussions of Australian and South African government roles. It notes patrols, transport routes, and multiple unidentified places and figures, with unclear events and dates.
A garbled police blotter note describes two men fined after an incident labeled a assault. The text mentions Lindsay and Long as involved, with unclear references to the sequence of events and authorities. No clear dates or locations are discernible.
A small boy vanished and was found near a bus route after being away from home for over two years. Police coordinated with the workmen to locate the child while the parents were sought. He was returned to his family amid a tense search across the city.
Fragmented OCR text reveals a dramatic account centered on a Shell Harbor tragedy. The piece references a boy, a Watcher, a mother figure, and a teacher’s memory, with scattered names and events from a grim scene. The tone is somber and reflective, focusing on loss and aftermath.
Fragmented text indicates a note about Mr. McGowen resigning and a subsequent caucus meeting. The garbled lines mention names and a planned discussion, with hints of scheduling and governance actions tied to the resignation.
Fragmented unreadable text appears to recount a late news item with scattered names and places. The legible parts hint at civic, legal, or social notes but lack coherent structure or verifiable details.
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