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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
5
Investigations at the instance of State Treasurer Mr Stevens indicate the surplus on June 30 may range from £300,000 to £400,000. The intention is to reduce taxation to the extent of the surplus. Notes discuss railway finance, public works, and potential reforms amid economic concerns.
The inquiry heard Ulm deny ever suggesting he should loot in Central Australia. Witnesses and officials discussed remote warfare equipment, wireless apparatus, and the potential use of oil and fuel for long range operations. The testimony covered map discussions, procurement of gear, and the broader context of Allied and Australian efforts ahead of the inquiry.
A fragmented report outlines large sums tied to diggers farms and a state bill loss, detailing costs for land development, board setup, and maintenance. It notes government uncertainty, potential investigations, and a planned budget review with references to commissions and orders.
A scrambled report describes a local D Hurst affair with strained language and unclear details. It mentions a hotel, a motel or street area, and various figures including Gillette, Pine, and Shewlsy in a contested event.
A Melbourne gathering of cooks and stewards, led by Chief Judge Tre, discusses variations in prizes and awards tied to local trades and demerits. The session notes focus on award changes, member names, and scheduled meetings of the commissions amid regional governance and trade concerns.
Fragmentary note outlines a 77 Pymble tournament with pairings and names including Mint Damaine and Mon Fining. Mentions a listed event at 11 a.m. with participants Bod Mies and Mr Bierls and Pineher, plus a reference to Leylands for Lords and a director.
A disrupted blackout at a Westin Tank plant spurs miners’ action and police involvement. The dispute between coal drivers and the union shows potential for broader industrial stoppage as safety concerns escalate and talks consider a large scale plant idle.
A chaotic account describes a demonstration to deter poachers using electric barriers along a coastal area near Cronulla. The event, attended by officials including the Chief Secretary and MP Chattey Teomes, showcased electric barriers and water safety devices while observers watched attempts to thwart a shark encounter.
An article fragment describes a skippers hobby involving a panthe r and its move to a zoo. It mentions parks, mainland traffic, and various marginal notes about wildlife, travel, and local locations, but the readable core centers on the animal and its destination.
A disrupted crowd from King and Derlinghurst branches of the ALP met the Minister for Local Government, Brusiéet, calling for action after heavy congestion near Willimatriret. MLA Mer Throw urged alternative traffic control measures and tram service fixes.
A garbled text fragment mentions bus men and a plea overloading breach. The readable parts reference commercial context and penalties, but no clear names, dates, or places are discernible.
Fragmented OCR text from a Mara event report mentions a crew, lines, and an investigation into origin of Pamors. Readable details are scarce. no clear date, place, or names emerge beyond generic references to a group and a report.
A reported jockey injury halted competition as a rider named Jack Mew aged six, an apprentice, reportedly fell during a race at Liverpen and sustained injuries. The incident prompted medical assistance and an emergency response on site.
Guat producers not under the Marketing Board will be offered a price reduction at Buart-atreel tomorrow as tal rail market terms shift. Officials expect a descent of about 32 units, pending terriary approval and local duties.
A terse report notes that Donald Grant faced a fine imposed by Domain Collections in relation to debts tied to a Dymock's Book Arcade Ltd transaction with Ope Every Pride Unit and Silverfish entities referenced in the case.
Fragmented report describes a tram electrification dispute involving regional authorities and a regulator. It notes failed trials, safety concerns, and calls for a formal inquiry led by Mr Stevens to address technical and policy questions.
An Australian case around Melbourne details a death of a man aged about 42 amid a string of injuries. Police assess the scene as a fatal incident with no clear motive and ongoing inquiries.
Fragmented OCR text mentions labor, timber yards, and a series of names and places with unclear connections. It references Melbourne labor scenes, city events, and people like Mr We Dragan and others, but lacks coherent detail to define a clear event or outcome.
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