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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
3
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The report describes NSW farmers marketing cheques on a metropolitan basis at 42 Dir, detailing trade terms, freight routes, and prices. It notes extended shipments to New Zealand and South Australia, with prices and quantities listed for various goods including hides, tugs, and timber, reflecting broad commercial activity and transport links.
An antiquated notice lists Redfern forage sales and a long roster of firms and individuals connected to farming and commerce. Names include A. S, Walker and Co, Gray and Camper, Prescott, and Wellington, with scattered references to Stethern Aents and other regional entities from 1943. The document mixes vendor names, locations, and scattered transaction notes in a dense catalog style.
In a Kauhy case the Chief Judge ruled trustees acted within law after examining the beneficiary’s bequest and the value of Westutor’s estate. The judge ordered a formal valuation, held the trustees to standard duties, and noted the need for transparent accounting and full disclosure of all relevant facts and potential conflicts. The decision detailed duties to protect beneficiaries and ensure prudent purchasing, with actions around the plant’s value and related purchases.
A list from the Parramatta sessions reports sentences for inmates including Frank Dyer for breaking and entering eight months. Leonard Parior for house theft nine months. John Cabnally for breaking and entering twelve months with hard labour. Mary DUM for stealing two months light labour. Guo suspended sentence for good conduct twelve months. William Lord for larceny twelve years hard labour sent to Bathurst Gaol. Henry Jeckzus found guilty of tapping with stolen items three and a half years hard labour.
A young man named Arthur Green, about 17, appeared before Mr Payton on a charge of vagrancy. An arresting officer testified Green had wandered for around eighteen months, his parents having paid for his care years ago in Newstead. Salvation Army staff offered him shelter and a chance to begin anew on their farm.
Sydney Patrick Wuls alias Smith, 20, appeared at Water Pullen Court charged with offering to pass a counterfeit half-crown to Michael J Mabur. The incident involved a coin passed for change at the Australian Inn. The accused was committed for trial. Other items include a land mortgage scheme proposed by Mr. Ashton, a reported axe attack on a Melbourne wife, and political chatter about Alderman Huss for Parliament. The Globe Poirtier Labour League urged revocation of the Gas Company contract and proposed an amendment to the Municipal Act regarding widows of mayors and aldermen.
The Woollen Industry rovers view the Bem of the Vicars and Company lobbied before the Tari Commission on duties affecting the woollen sector. They argued that equipment costs and depreciation raise production costs by at least 30 percent, urging lower duties to compete with imports and to support local manufacture amid uncertain demand in Australia.
A sensational report details an unregistered home where a woman allegedly harmed a newborn. Neighbors and officials note a disturbing pattern, with the woman claimed to have an average of one child per pregnancy. Investigation underway as authorities seek clarity on the alleged abuses and residence conditions.
Wreaths and tributes marked the passing of Archdeacon Tyrrell. Born at Tehmond Serene and educated at St John’s Oxford, he served as the first Bishop of Nowesstin and later led clergy and laity with a focus on ethics and youth work in Maitland.
Yesterdays mail and court actions include a Speedy ride schedule from Sydney to Port Macquarie Ballina and West Australia routes via Adelaide. A man aged 45, John Morselia, was jailed two months hard labour for attending a disturbance in a Water Pollen Court. A hotel theft in Haymarket saw a gentleman report pocket picked. watch chain and £10 in notes stolen. Boots stamped Made in Roeland questioned. licencing transfers announced. annual Westmead Boys Home ball a success with performances by local acts and the Go Staphannona troupe.
A memorial gathering at Waterloo Town Hall honored a longtime Alderman and former mayor. Present were local officials including Alderman Danke and others who paid tribute to his public service and community work. The evening featured speeches from ex-MLAs and council members, with musical interludes and expressions of gratitude for his decades of effort.
A fragmented 19th century illustration description critiques modern naval warfare. It portrays battles between Japanese and Russian fleets, showing damaged decks, fallen sailors, and the weaponry and tactics of the era. The piece references Admiral Togo and the Baltic Sea context, emphasizing dramatic artillery and shipboard scenes.
Westminster Glee Singers announce a Saturday concert at Tow tall featuring Dudley Caustan, famed vocalist in England and connected to European royals. The program includes cathedral singing, secular items, and a special extra number. Matinees for children set for next week Wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
An advertisement touts Dr Sheldon’s disease remedy “peril of our time” with a new discovery for coughs colds and consumption. Promises gentle small doses pleasant taste and guaranteed bottles, priced 19 1 2 and 3s 0d.
Fragmented OCR text appears to mention Ine and Conte and a reference to Hen Woody cans with unclear context. The readable portion suggests a brief item about individuals Ine and Conte and a peculiar product or event name. No verifiable dates, places, or organizations are available in the readable fragment.
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