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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
6
A year end report details the city’s electric light and power operations with figures on plant machinery, revenue, and reserves. It notes dividends paid, reserve funds, and a formal audit review, including overseas wheat market mentions and closing quotations.
Fragmented text notes mining in Taranaki with references to Mount Mur and peat production. Readable entities include Mount Mur and Taranki region, but details are unclear and incomplete.
George Alfend Miller and Caves Crouch, both 22, were charged at Canteel Court today with taking a motor car valued at Arthur Price’s property on May 30.
Court heard of an intruder in a building on the night of the alleged break in. The case involved Camphis Lamb and others with charges of breaking and entering and robbery. A revolver and Miller’s overcoat were among items linked to the proceedings.
The final of the amateur championship of plow Iduih Wales was played at Pete Bey. The golfers were the winners of the 1st flight, with large crowds and ideal weather. Mr Parke refereed the match with a keen eye, Sinclair and Le Fhelly among the rivals, and the lead changed several times as both players showcased solid putting and long iron play. In a tight finish M Lelland won on the 18th hole after a dramatic stretch, clinching the title with a superb final run of holes.
Saturday representations to the Government seek to define Burrinjuck's responsibility in recent river flows and conservation plans. District officials discuss rainfall data, weather conditions, and dam storage, with calls for coordinated release plans and reports to authorities in Queanbeyan and Gundagai.
Australian players including Misa Berry and former champion are featured as intense play tests the field. Experts note adaptive strategies and rising contenders in a crowded international lineup competing for top honors and title chances.
The Melbourne committee plans nine new pavilions at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Officials expect crowd support in a ceremonial extension and consider upgraded facilities near Richmond Park.
A damaged text notes the defendant sold three bottles of beer to a constable in Riverland bailiwick. The item mentions a £30 order and four juvenile offenders, with unclear dates and parties.
The readable text references a facility producing alloys and chemicals, mentioning copper, gold metals, and additives. It notes process steps, trial yields, and quality concerns, with scattered names and locations near London and references to compound mixtures and quality checks.
A discussion on petrol pumps at kerbside and the legality of curbside sales arises in a City Commission session. Officials, including E P Askew and other representatives, weigh regulation of petrol pumps and potential legislation aligning with traffic rules and street access.
The fragment notes winds and moderate conditions with a need to cite sources. It mentions temperatures and weather terms but lacks clear event details or entities to identify. A cautious forecast update is implied without specific locations or dates.
A person named Tichard Hist Cantor of Ot Lo has been elected to a title within a museum. The OCR reading is unclear but indicates a formal recognition or position. Further details on the exact title or institution are not legible.
A University Reserve player named D. M. Lewis sustained a fracture at University Oval. He was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital by John Ambulance following the incident.
A crowded Epping scene saw an easy win at the odds-on NSW trotting card. The event featured numerous participants including Cary PTARYEAR and Med om ie Phaber with strong betting and a lively crowd throughout the afternoon.
A jumble of names, odds and weather snippets describes racing and related happenings at Flemington with references to birthday celebrations and injuries. The garbled text mentions athletes such as Hanan and Jackine Mahar and a crowded end aplenty, with scattered scores and items like 1408 and 100 prion noted amid the disorder.
A dense list of horses trainers and placements appears, detailing acceptances and handicaps for racing events. Names include Flying Handicap entries and horse pairings, with references to venues and jockeys.
A scattered and partially legible report details the Waterloo Cup draw with numerous horses and handlers listed. The entry list includes Comedy Star and Elusive Jos alongside many other names, with bets and outcomes referenced but obscured by OCR errors.
The central prize meeting for trainee marksmen was held at Long Bay Homee with about sixty percent of competitors being young marksmen. The event included numerous drills and team matches, with Sergeant Ordish and Cr Der ham of the Second Division claiming the Mewines trophy amid a full program of rifle work and demonstrations.
Unclear OCR text shows a weather chart fragment mentioning towns and times but many words are garbled, obscuring specific locations and data. No coherent forecast values or dates are readable.
Readable fragments show rugby league fixtures and clubs across venues including War Hogak Park and Centrial Park with teams like Mowery Teemua Malus and Meanan 4. Names such as Reuters Oral and Kennedy appear among scattered mentions of dates and locations for upcoming fixtures and potential results.
A blaze aboard a ballast scow prompts an emergency escape from the Wellington amid chaotic scenes. The incident follows a disrupted meeting of the county committee and a heated discussion at the Teachers Association meeting on denominational rulings in university policy.
A notice inviting entries for the Evening Rows event promises distribution of one hundred pounds in peleen to successful entrants. The flyer urges buy your book now with pricing and location hints.
Three new members were elected in Sydney, with Levy Jackson and Holdsworth taking seats. Cann Cahill won in St George, while Hoskins and Jarvie secured Western Suburbs. The lengthy report lists results and mentions local party movements and subsequent political commentary.
A fragmented list names candidates and affiliations including Botany Parramatta Western Guburba Tablelands and Sydney districts. Mentions independents and a handful of roles such as treasurer and clerk with party labels and locations in an abbreviated, OCR-like format.
Italian airman visits Melbourne for an official reception. He is to meet civic and military representatives, proceed by motor boat with the High Commissioner General, and later inspect waterfront facilities amid civic ceremonies.
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